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Hurry-Up Goalkeeper Adam Rehacek Proves His Worth in Important Victory. 'Finally, I Was Able to Show What I Can do.'

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Adam Rehacek had to watch the first five league matches from the bench. On Saturday evening, the 18-year-old Hurry-Up goalkeeper finally got the chance to show what he could do from the start against WHC-Hercules at home. The Czech seized it with both hands and helped his team to a convincing 32-27 victory.
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Adam Rehacek had to watch the first five league matches from the bench. On Saturday evening, the 18-year-old Hurry-Up goalkeeper finally got the chance to show what he could do from the start against WHC-Hercules at home. The Czech seized it with both hands and helped his team to a convincing 32-27 victory.

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dvhn.nl broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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