Morag secured their first win of the First League campaign with a 39-26 victory over Wybrzeże II on Saturday afternoon. The result moves the visitors to eighth place with three points from one game, while the hosts remain twelfth on zero points after their opening draw against Jeżorak.
Wybrzeże II had begun the season with a draw, but Morag came in with momentum from their 36-31 win over Olštyn just eight days earlier. The away side's recent record shows four wins in their last five matches, a run that suggested they would take advantage of a home side still finding their feet.
By then, the outcome felt inevitable. Morag's consistency in attack — scoring 36, 28, 31, 34 and 37 goals in their previous five outings — contrasted sharply with Wybrzeże II's uneven output. The hosts had won 38-35 and 34-29 but also lost 28-51 and 28-37. And here's the thing: when one side is that reliable and the other is still adjusting, the gap shows.
The visitors played the second half a man up in terms of control, extending a lead they had established early. Morag did not travel to make up the numbers — they came with a point to prove after dropping points in two of their last five games, and they took it.
Our prediction called for an away win at 60 per cent confidence, and it was right. The visitors had the sharper edge in every department, and Wybrzeże II simply could not match the intensity. To be fair, the hosts were left exposed from the start, and Morag camped in the final third without looking back.