Austrian Football Women's Championship 1996/97

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Austrian Football Women's Championship 1996/97
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The Austrian women's soccer championship was held for the 25th time in 1996/97 after the 35-year break between 1938 and 1972. The top division is the women's Bundesliga and was held for the 15th time. The second highest division , the 18th edition this season, was divided into two regional leagues, with the 2nd Division East and the Regional League West being held for the 3rd time.

Austrian soccer champions became USC Landhaus for the tenth time . The champions of the second highest division were SV Neulengbach (East) and Innsbrucker AC (West).

First performance level - Women's Bundesliga

Women's Bundesliga 1997/98
master USC Landhaus (10th title)
Teams 6th
Games 60
Gates 258  (ø 4.3 per game)

mode

Each team played against each other four times in a total of 20 rounds. A win was rewarded with three points, a draw with one point.

Season course

Unlike in the previous year, when eight clubs took part, the league consisted of six teams, as the two clubs SC Neunkirchen and First Vienna FC were relegated in 1894 and no team was promoted. The mode was changed back to a basic round this year. Champion in the top division was USC Landhaus , which won its tenth title overall. This championship there was no relegation.

Closing table

The championship ended with the following result:

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. USC country house  20th  18th  2  0 087:140 +73 56
 2. Union Kleinmünchen (M, C)  20th  12  2  6th 056:330 +23 38
 3. ASV Vösendorf  20th  8th  4th  8th 045:400  +5 28
 4th 1. DFC Leoben  21st  7th  2  12 032:480 −16 23
 5. DFC Heidenreichstein  20th  6th  3  11 022:380 −16 21st
 6th ESV south-east  20th  2  1  17th 016:850 −69 07th
Stand: Final stand. Source: NOeFV, Union Kleinmünchen
Legend for the women's Bundesliga
  • Austrian champion
  • no relegation
    • (M) Austrian women's soccer champion 1995/96
    (C) ÖFB Ladies Cup winner 1995/96

    Climbers

    Second performance level

    The second level is played in two regional groups: 2nd Division East and Regionalliga West.

    The second performance level consisted of two leagues, separated by region:

    • 2. Division East with the clubs from Lower Austria ( NÖFV ) and Vienna ( WFV ) and
    • Regionalliga West with the clubs from Tyrol ( TFV ) and Vorarlberg ( VFV ).

    2nd Division East

    mode

    Everyone played against everyone twice in 16 rounds. A win was rewarded with three points, a draw with one point.

    Season course

    The league was composed of ten teams compared to the previous year, in which eight clubs participated. Compared to last year, the relegated clubs SC Neunkirchen and First Vienna FC 1894 as well as SV Neulengbach were newly represented in this championship instead of DFC Pellendorf . Everyone played against everyone twice in 18 rounds. A win was rewarded with three points, a draw with one point. Since SC Neunkirchen was eliminated during the season, all subsequent games were rated with a defeat and goal difference of 0: 0. Since the B-team from the USC Landhaus competed outside of the competition, those encounters were not taken into account in the overall table, which means that the nine teams that played for the promotion place completed 18 rounds, but only 16 rounds were counted for the championship. This season, SV Neulengbach won the championship of the 2nd Division East , which means it will be represented in the top division of Austrian women's football after just one year.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. SV Neulengbach 2DO1  16  15th  1  0 091: 600 +85 46
     2. ATSV Deutsch-Wagram  16  13  2  1 068:220 +46 41
     3. First Vienna FC 1894 2DO2 (A)  16  9  1  6th 051:390 +12 28
     4th DFC Obersdorf  16  8th  2  6th 044:240 +20 26th
     5. SV Danube  16  5  1  10 025:490 −24 16
     6th SC Neunkirchen (A)  16  5  0  11 020:380 −18 15th
     7th DFV jewels Janecka  16  5  0  11 024:500 −26 15th
     8th. SC Brunn am Gebirge  16  4th  1  11 020:780 −58 13
     9. SV Horn  16  3  2  11 018:550 −37 11
     0. USC Landhaus II 2DO3 (N)  18th  4th  3  11 021:830 −62 15th
    Stand: Final stand. Source: NOeFV
    2DO1 SV Neulengbach takes over the SV Altlengbach team.
    2DO2 The women's division of First Vienna FC 1894 dissolved and switched to FC Hellas Kagran.
    2DO3 The second team of the USC Landhaus is out of competition, so only 16 were included in the rating.
    Legend for the 2nd Division East
  • Champion and promotion to the women's Bundesliga in the 1997/98 season
  • Dissolution of the women's department of the association
    • (A) Relegated in the 1995/96 season

    Climbers

    Regionalliga West

    mode

    The league consisted of four clubs that played against each other in 4 rounds, two rounds back and forth. The champions of the Regionalliga West were determined in 12 rounds.

    Season course

    The Regionalliga West began on September 14, 1996 and ended on May 31, 1997 with the 12th round. The opening game was the encounter between RW Rankweil and Innsbruck AC . The champions became the Innsbruck AC, which was promoted to the women's Bundesliga. SK Zirl was last.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Innsbruck AC  12  7th  0  5 032:200 +12 21st
     2. RW Rankweil  12  6th  2  4th 027:210  +6 20th
     3. FC Schwarzach  12  5  3  4th 027:200  +7 18th
     4th SK Zirl (N)  12  2  3  7th 015:400 −25 09
    Stand: Final stand. Source: TFV
    Legend for the Regionalliga West
  • Champion and promotion to the women's Bundesliga in the 1997/98 season
  • Relegation to the regional league
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1995/96 season

    Climbers

    Third performance level

    Lower Austria women's league

    It is the first record of a women's league in Lower Austria.

    mode

    The league consisted of eight clubs that played against each other in a round trip. The champions of the Lower Austrian women's league were determined in 14 rounds.

    Season course

    The league was made up of a total of eight clubs, all of which were interested in participating in a Lower Austrian championship. The championship this season was SC Stattersdorf , who is entitled to move up to the higher division, 2nd Division East. SV Albrechtsberg rose to the lower division.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. SC Stattersdorf  14th  14th  0  0 073: 700 +66 42
     2. SV Boheimkirchen  14th  11  0  3 065:140 +51 33
     3. SG Ardagger / Neustadtl  14th  10  0  4th 062:150 +47 30th
     4th DFC Rohrbach / Gölsen  14th  6th  2  6th 033:360  −3 20th
     5. SC Moosbrunn  14th  5  2  7th 016:350 −19 17th
     6th SCU Kottes  14th  4th  1  9 022:450 −23 13
     7th SV Albrechtsberg  14th  1  4th  9 009:500 −41 07th
     8th. SV Karlstetten / Neidling  4th  0  1  3 007:850 −78 01
    Stand: Final stand. Source: NOeFV
    Legend for the Lower Austria women's league
  • Champion and promotion to the 2nd Division East in the 1997/98 season
  • Relegation to the lower division

    • Climbers

    • none

    Tyrolean League Women

    There are no records of the competition being held. The championship was probably not held.

    Vorarlberg State League Women

    There are no records of the competition being held. Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz , FC Dornbirn 1913 , FC Egg , FC St. Gallenkirch and FC Mäder were promoted to the Regionalliga West women .

    Championships in the federal states

    Upper Austria. Women's football national league

    mode

    The league consisted of six clubs that played against each other in a round trip and a first round. The champions of the Upper Austrian Women's League were determined in 15 rounds.

    Season course

    The league was composed of six clubs again compared to the previous year, because FC Münzkirchen was not there, instead the Union Tumeltsham played for the first time . The winner this season was the 2nd women's team of Union Kleinmünchen , the champions of Upper Austria. Women's football national league was the SV Garsten , which were not allowed to play in the top division next season. Union Tumeltsham was relegated to the lower division.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. Union Kleinmünchen II  15th  12  1  2 058:110 +47 37
     2. SV Garsten  15th  10  2  3 065:170 +48 32
     3. ATSV Sattledt  15th  10  2  3 049:190 +30 32
     4th Union Tumeltsham (N)  15th  3  2  10 014:880 −74 11
     5. SV Taufkirchen / Pram  15th  3  1  11 019:390 −20 10
     6th Union Babenberg Linz South  15th  1  4th  10 017:480 −31 07th
    Stand: Final stand. Source: OFV
    Legend for Upper Austria. Women's football national league
  • Winner of Upper Austria. Women's football national league
  • Master of Upper Austria. Women's football national league
  • Relegation to the lower division
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1995/96 season

    Climbers

    Salzburg State League

    mode

    The league consisted of seven clubs that played against each other in a round trip. The champions of the Salzburg regional league were determined in 12 rounds.

    Season course

    The league consisted of seven clubs again compared to the previous year, because the USV Ebenau were not there, instead SK / FFC Bruck played for the first time . This season, as in the previous year, ESV-ASKÖ Saalfelden-Harham was champion , which is not entitled to play in the top division next season. USV 1960 Berndorf dissolved their women's team at the end of the season.

    Closing table

    The championship ended with the following result:

    Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
     1. ESV-ASKÖ Saalfelden-Harham  12  11  1  0 067: 100 +66 34
     2. DFC Anthering  12  9  1  2 042: 900 +33 28
     3. UPS Leopoldskron-Moos  12  9  0  3 058: 600 +52 27
     4th USC Mariapfarr-Weißpriach  12  4th  1  7th 023:360 −13 13
     5. 1. Halleiner SK  12  4th  0  8th 014:430 −29 12
     6th SK / FFC Bruck (N)  12  3  1  8th 017:570 −40 10
     7th UPS 1960 Berndorf SL1  12  0  0  12 010:790 −69 00
    Stand: Final stand. Source: Salzburg Wiki
    SL1 USV 1960 Berndorf dropped out of championship operations after the end of the season.
    Legend for the Salzburg regional league
  • Champion of the Salzburg State League
  • Exit from the championship
    • (N) Newcomers to the 1995/96 season

    Climbers

    • FC Bad Gastein

    List of goalscorers

    • 16 goals: Sandra Huber (ESV Saalfelden-Harham)
    • 12 goals: Christine Lerchl (ESV Saalfelden-Harham)
    • 12 goals: Sabine Mühlberger (ESV Saalfelden-Harham)
    • 12 goals: Sonja Eichinger (USV Leopoldskron-Moos)
    • 11 goals: Karoline Maric (USV Leopoldskron-Moos)

    See also

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ NOeFV, dressing tables archive, season 1990/91 to 1999/00, 1996/97, Women's Bundesliga first division, page 13 (PDF). (PDF) In: noefv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2013 .
    2. ↑ Union Kleinmünchen, Bundesliga season 96/97, final table. In: Frauenfussball.at. Archived from the original on October 10, 2007 ; accessed on October 1, 2017 .
    3. ↑ NOeFV, dressing tables archive, season 1990/91 to 1999/00, 1996/97, Women's Bundesliga 2nd Division East, page 13 (PDF). (PDF) In: noefv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2013 .
    4. ^ First Vienna FC 1894, Vienna Women. In: firstviennafc.at. Retrieved December 1, 2017 .
    5. ↑ TFV, results before 2007, tables 1996/97, Regionalliga women. In: tfv.at. Retrieved August 25, 2017 .
    6. ↑ TFV, Tables 1996/97, Regionalliga Damen. In: webdik17.bon.at. Archived from the original on February 19, 2014 ; Retrieved October 5, 2013 .
    7. ↑ NOeFV, dressing tables archive, season 1990/91 to 1999/00, 1996/97, NE-Women's League, page 13 (PDF). (PDF) In: noefv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2013 .
    8. ↑ TFV, results before 2007, tables 1996/97. In: tfv.at. Retrieved August 25, 2017 .
    9. ↑ TFV, tables tables 1996/97. In: webdik17.bon.at. Archived from the original on February 19, 2014 ; Retrieved October 5, 2013 .
    10. ^ OFV, data service, archive of tables and results (1919/20 to 2002/03), season 1990/91 to 1999/00, season 1996/97, Upper Austria. Women's league. In: ofv.at. Retrieved October 1, 2017 .
    11. ^ Salzburg Wiki, Women's Football Tables 1996/97, Salzburg State League (final table). In: salzburg.com. Retrieved August 18, 2017 .