ZRHK TENAX Dobele Triumphs Over HC Cocks in Thrilling Baltic Handball League Clash

October 11, 2026

On October 11, 2026, ZRHK TENAX Dobele emerged victorious against HC Cocks with a final score of 36-32 in a thrilling Baltic Handball League match held at an unspecified location. The match showcased a series of intense moments, incredible individual performances, and tactical battles that kept the fans on the edge of their seats.

The game started with ZRHK TENAX Dobele taking an early lead, scoring the first goal within the first minute through Artis Putra. HC Cocks struggled to find their rhythm early on, trailing 2-5 by the eighth minute. A missed penalty shot by Teemu Tamminen further compounded their woes, but they slowly began to claw back with goals from Roni Syrjälä and Emanuel-Iulian Birtas.

At halftime, ZRHK TENAX Dobele maintained a narrow lead of 17-13, largely due to the outstanding performance of Kārlis Krūmiņš, who netted multiple goals throughout the first half. HC Cocks' struggles were evident as they faced a series of suspensions, including a disqualification for Yury Lukyanchuk, which hindered their ability to mount a comeback.

The second half saw HC Cocks rallying back, with Roni Syrjälä leading the charge, scoring a total of 8 goals, including crucial penalty conversions. Despite their efforts to close the gap, ZRHK TENAX Dobele remained composed and continued to find the back of the net. Key contributions from Ņikita Pančenko, who scored 8 goals and converted 4 penalty shots, along with a strong showing from Mārcis Drēviņš, ensured that Dobele maintained their lead.

The match reached a fever pitch in the final minutes, with both teams exchanging goals. HC Cocks managed to reduce the deficit to just two goals at 31-36, but a late successful penalty shot from Emīls Vilsons sealed the victory for ZRHK TENAX Dobele.

Top performers for HC Cocks included Roni Syrjälä with 8 goals, while Gellert Fekete also contributed significantly with 5 goals. For ZRHK TENAX Dobele, Kārlis Krūmiņš and Ņikita Pančenko were standout players, each demonstrating exceptional skill and composure under pressure.