Talsu NSS/Krauzers Win FBK SĀC 2026 | Latvian Floorball

“Talsu NSS/Krauzers” wins “FBK SĀC” in Adaži

“Talsu NSS/Krauzers” won a convincing victory in the ELVI floorball league for men, which tonight in Ādaži with 12:6 beat the team “FBK SĀC”. Rudolfs Niedrājs and Adrians Spunde scored four points each for the winners.

The scoreboard of the Ādažu sports center showed that not even five and a half minutes had been played, when the players from Talsin had already gained a considerable advantage – 4:0. Jānis Ragovskis, Mariss Bergmanis, Adrians Spunde and Rūdolfs Niedrājs put the ball in the Adažani goal. The home team was forced to request a 30-second timeout, but after that they recovered two goals – 2:4. The goals were scored by Dēvids Osītis and Alvis Dāle. At the end of the first period, the guests restored their four-point handicap – 6:2, goals scored by Kārlis Laukmanis and Tom Akmenlaukas. During the second third, the floorball players of Adaži came within three goals – 4:7. The last period was again much more productive by the players from Talsi, who scored five goals while conceding only two. “Talsu NSS/Krauzers” won 12:6.

Rudolfs Niedrājs, who has 4 (3+1) performance points, received the award for the best player among the winners. 4 (2+2) points were collected by Adrian Spunde, and three points each by Jānis Ragovskis and Maris Bergmanis. “Hat-trick” author Tomas Kristofers Birstinas was recognized as the best among the leather players. After this victory, “Talsu NSS/Krauzers” secured the 3rd place in the tournament table with 35 points. “FBK SĀC” of Adaž takes 7th place with 17 points.

“FBK STARTS” – “Talsu NSS/Krauzers” – 6:12 (2:6, 2:1, 2:5)

Throw ratio:

28:31 (7:13; 6:5; 15:13)

The most successful:

“FBK STARTS” – Tomas Kristofers Birstiņš 3 (3+0), Kristers Orlovs 2 (1+1), Kevin Šmits 2 (0+2), Dēvids Osītis 1 (1+0), Alvis Dāle 1 (1+0), Miks Naglinņš 1 (0+1), Rolands Gustavs Vaivads 1 (0+1).

“Talsu NSS/Krauzer” – Rudolfs Niedrājs 4 (3+1), Adrians Spunde 4 (2+2), Jānis Ragovskis 3 (3+0), Mariss Bergmanis 3 (1+2), Toms Akmenlauks 2 (1+1), Dilans Kronentāls 2 (1+1), Kārlis Laukmanis 2 (1+1), Markus Skadiņš 1 (0+1), Linards Putniņš 1 (0+1).

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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