Badminton Team Secures 4-4 Draw Against ASV Pressbaum After Mixed Win

Askö Traun and ASV Pressbaum finished in a 4:4 draw during their Bundesliga badminton match on Sunday, November 9, 2026.

The result leaves Traun in fifth place in the current league standings, a position the club characterized as “ungrateful” in its official report.

Early doubles deficit for Traun

The match began with a challenge for the home side as Traun dropped the opening men’s doubles contest. Wolfgang Gnedt and Torben Trapp were defeated by Mesterhazy and Sarosi in four sets, with a final score of 1:3.

According to the team’s report, the women’s doubles pair of Martina Nöst and Hanna Gillesberger provided a boost, securing a 3:1 victory over Carolina Palazzo and Zsofie Szabo. Despite that win, Traun entered the singles portion of the tie trailing 2:1.

Mixed doubles victory secures a 4:4 scoreline

Kai Niederhuber and Wolfgang Gnedt brought Traun back into contention by winning the first and second singles matches. However, the momentum shifted back to the visitors when the women’s singles and the third men’s singles matches went to Pressbaum.

Elias Spitzhofer was defeated in the third men’s singles, leaving Traun behind 3:4 heading into the final event of the day. The mixed doubles pairing of Kai Niederhuber and Hanna Gillesberger secured the final point for the home team with a victory over Pratama and Palazzo, finalizing the 4:4 scoreline.

Future fixture against Badminton Mödling

Traun is currently looking toward a road match on December 19, 2026, against Badminton Mödling. The team aims to improve its standing in the table with a win in that fixture. The club confirmed that all match photography from the weekend was provided by Luise Wychera.

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