Since becoming the main sponsor of TSV Landsberg, 3C-Carbon Group AG has repeatedly increased the scope of its support, be it through premiums, the exclusive pylon in the entrance area or the prestigious scoreboard. After several trusting preliminary discussions between the club and the company, the latter now took the opportunity to take over the advertising space, which measures around twice 400 square metres, and to completely redesign it in the 3C look. The extensive work has already been completed.
In agreement with the club, this commitment is again planned for several years.
"We are consistently pursuing the path of not only seeing our commitment in the long term, but also successively expanding it," says 3C boss Karsten Jerschke. "In my opinion, the very successful redesign of the grandstand is a good opportunity for us to present ourselves as a company and at the same time support the club to an even greater extent."

Around 80 hours of work went into each of the elaborately and precisely crafted journeyman's pieces, into which various carbon elements were incorporated. The pieces, which are well worth seeing, are on display at the FOS Landsberg for everyone to see.

Previously, all four apprentices had passed the necessary exams and can now work as journeymen. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic situation, the ceremony was held in a very small circle this time.

3C-Carbon Group AG, TSV Landsberg's main sponsor for many years, agreed to significantly increase the sponsorship budget once again at the club's request. This made it possible to make the 32-year-old defensive specialist an offer that ultimately convinced him. "This is really a great thing, the way our main sponsor has once again shown an exceptionally strong commitment to us. We can only say thank you for that and hope that we can repay it with good sporting performances," said head of football department Sebastian Gilg.

With Benede, TSV Landsberg has landed a real top-class player. He trained with 1860 Munich and FC Bayern, among others. In the latter's 2nd team, he also played several third league games with now well-known stars such as Holger Badstuber and Thomas Müller. In recent years, Benede, most recently as player-coach, was the defining figure in the build-up of play at Bayernliga rivals SV Pullach until they unexpectedly parted ways a few weeks ago.

"I had several offers after that, but it was impressive the way Landsberg made an effort to get me," says Benede. "Here I meet a club with really professional structures and Mike Hutterer, with whom I already harmonised very well in Pullach. I'm really keen to play here."

With the 25-year-old defender, Landsberg will gain a lot of experience and probably also more stability in the squad. Lilik learned to play ice hockey with the Frankfurt Young Lions and ended up in Leipzig after playing for the Frankfurt Lions, Selber Wölfe, Moskitos Essen and Hannover Indians. He has already played a total of 286 Oberliga games.

According to team manager Michael Oswald, Lilik has turned towards Augsburg for private reasons, "We have been in contact for some time and are pleased that we were able to come to an agreement quickly." The newcomer is a robust playing defender, "who is stable in defence and can also bring the physically tough component into the game."

At the same time as signing Lilik, the Riverkings extended the contract of Jonas Schwarzfischer. The 22-year-old forward is a homegrown from the HCL junior team and most recently completed his first Oberliga season.