2nd handball Bundesliga (women) 2015/16

This article describes the 2nd handball Bundesliga 2015/16 for women , for the men's competition, see 2nd handball Bundesliga 2015/16 for men .

2nd women's handball Bundesliga 2015/16
master	Neckarsulm Sport Union
Climbers	Neckarsulmer Sport-Union , TV Nellingen
Relegated	TuS Weibern , SG Bretzenheim, SG 09 Kirchhof
Teams	16
Games	240
Gates	12,873  (ø 53.64 per game)
spectator	106,562  (ø 444 per game)
Top scorer	Verena Breidert  (294 goals)
yellow cards	1471  (ø 6.13 per game)
Time penalties	1484  (ø 6.18 per game)
Red cards	36  (ø 0.15 per game)
← 2. Women's Handball Bundesliga 2014/15 2. Women's Handball Bundesliga 2016/17 →
↑ Women's handball Bundesliga 2015/16 3rd women's league 2015/16 ↓

The season 2015/16 the second handball league for women was 31 in their history. 16 teams played for promotion to the highest German division. The season began on September 12, 2015 and ended on May 14, 2016. The first two clubs in the final table were promoted directly to the 1st handball league . The DJK / MJC Trier and the TuS Weibern were relegated from the last season of the 1st handball Bundesliga . SG Bretzenheim, SG 09 Kirchhof , SV Werder Bremen and TG Nürtingen were promoted in the 3rd division .

mode

The mode was everyone against everyone with a home and away game. The leader of the table and the second-placed team were promoted directly to the 1st Bundesliga at the end of the season . Due to the reduction in the 3rd division , only the last two teams were relegated directly. In the event of a tie, the better goal difference decided.

HSG Bensheim / Auerbach TV Beyeröhde SV Werder Bremen SV Union Halle-Neustadt TSV Haunstetten SG H2Ku Herrenberg SG 09 churchyard FSG Mainz 05 / Budenheim Neckarsulm Sport Union TV Nellingen TG Nürtingen HC Rödertal BSV Sachsen Zwickau DJK / MJC Trier TuS women

Venues of the 2nd handball Bundesliga

table

Final table 2015/16 of the 2nd Bundesliga

Pl.	society	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
01.	Neckarsulm Sport Union	30th	25th	03	02	0937: 7260	+211	0053: 7000
02.	TV Nellingen	30th	20th	03	07th	0896: 7980	+98	0043:1700
03.	SG H2Ku Herrenberg	30th	19th	02	09	0789: 7240	+65	0040:2000
04th	SV Union Halle-Neustadt	30th	18th	00	12	0899: 8450	+54	0036:2400
05.	HC Rödertal	30th	15th	04th	11	0748: 7120	+36	0034:2600
06th	HSG Bensheim / Auerbach	30th	16	02	12	0785: 7560	+29	0034:2600
07th	TV Beyeröhde	30th	15th	02	13	0869: 8480	+21	0032:2800
08th.	TSV Haunstetten	30th	15th	01	14th	0699: 7190	−20	0031:2900
09.	TuS women (A)	30th	14th	01	15th	0793: 8010	−8	0029:3100
10.	BSV Sachsen Zwickau	30th	12	03	15th	0763: 7850	−22	0027:3300
11.	TG Nürtingen (N)	30th	12	02	16	0774: 8340	−60	0026:3400
12.	SV Werder Bremen (N)	30th	11	02	17th	0851: 9080	−57	0024:3600
13.	FSG Mainz 05 / Budenheim	30th	10	02	18th	0789: 8090	−20	0022:3800
14th	DJK / MJC Trier (A)	30th	10	02	18th	0794: 8220	−28	0022:3800
15th	SG Bretzenheim (N)	30th	07th	01	22nd	0745: 8690	−124	0015:4500
16.	SG 09 churchyard (N)	30th	05	02	23	0742: 9170	−175	0012:4800
Source:

• The TuS women applied for a license for the 2. Bundesliga for the season 2016/17.

Legend
	Promoted to the handball Bundesliga (women) 2016/17
	Relegated to the 3rd division in 2016/17
(N)	Promoted to the 3rd division in 2014/15
(A)	Relegated handball Bundesliga (women) 2014/15

Crosstab

2015/16 season
Neckarsulm Sport Union		35:27	30:21	32:26	26:25	23:26	27:23	24:16	38:20	36:22	31:24	38:23	29:26	35:21	36:22	35:12
TV Nellingen	32:32		37:23	35:32	28:21	25:28	30:26	32:23	29:20	24:19	25:27	29:27	28:26	41:29	25:27	47:33
SG H2Ku Herrenberg	21:22	23:23		26:28	22:19	38:29	31:24	27:19	23:19	30:19	32:19	33:29	25:24	27:26	31:22	36:17
SV Union Halle-Neustadt	27:28	32:31	26:23		28:27	35:32	31:28	27:24	28:23	31:33	30:22	36:27	29:27	35:29	36:21	40:32
HC Rödertal	24:24	19:19	30:19	31:23		25:22	25:23	24:26	22:21	23:21	30:19	20:20	22:21	27:20	36:22	30:23
HSG Bensheim / Auerbach	23:32	29:27	23:24	25:31	26:21		26:21	23:20	22:22	26:24	19:22	32:28	27:21	26:26	32:22	32:25
TV Beyeröhde	36:36	32:31	25:29	28:23	31:23	30:28		21:20	34:32	31:34	38:31	34:32	23:23	32:27	34:26	41:23
TSV Haunstetten	19:25	25:29	20:18	28:33	24:22	22:21	25:20		20:28	23:23	26:25	20:21	20:22	24:19	25:19	24:17
TuS women	25:30	28:34	20:26	29:27	30:27	20:30	32:33	26:25		20:22	33:23	35:23	37:26	25:31	22:20	31:36
BSV Sachsen Zwickau	28:31	23:27	23:24	26:29	22:24	21:30	27:26	28:31	22:23		33:24	31:27	18:18	27:24	26:21	29:29
TG Nürtingen	25:32	23:32	26:22	28:27	21:21	27:22	32:29	25:18	24:28	22:23		29:25	19:27	20:25	31:28	28:28
SV Werder Bremen	36:28	24:29	31:29	28:27	34:25	27:33	31:38	26:28	29:30	26:25	33:38		31:30	30:30	33:26	38:30
FSG Mainz 05 / Budenheim	25:37	33:37	25:28	35:28	23:25	27:25	40:31	25:28	27:32	25:31	25:28	37:22		28:27	26:25	30:22
DJK / MJC Trier	22:34	21:23	19:27	31:29	24:19	29:25	19:25	25:27	22:29	28:29	32:34	37:25	30:22		30:25	34:22
SG Bretzenheim	26:34	28:29	26:26	33:31	26:36	18:19	31:27	21:23	25:23	26:30	30:29	28:33	24:23	24:32		26:23
SG 09 churchyard	23:37	30:31	24:25	23:34	24:25	23:24	23:25	23:26	23:30	26:24	30:29	23:32	21:22	26:25	28:27
As of May 14, 2016

Clubs and venues

The following table shows all clubs including their home venues and capacities.

society	Venue	capacity
TuS women	Conlog Arena	5,000
DJK / MJC Trier	Arena Trier	4,500
HSG Bensheim / Auerbach	Weststadthalle	1,990
SG 09 churchyard	City sports hall Melsungen	1,500
Neckarsulm Sport Union	Ballei sports hall	1,208
SV Union Halle-Neustadt	ERDGAS sports arena	1,200
TV Nellingen	Sports hall 1	1,100
SG H2Ku Herrenberg	Markweghalle	1,100
BSV Sachsen Zwickau	Zwickau-Neuplanitz	0.750
TSV Haunstetten	Albert Loderer Hall	0.600
HC Rödertal	Sports hall at the Großröhrsdorf school center	0.600
TG Nürtingen	Theodor Eisenlohr Sports Hall	0.600
SV Werder Bremen	Klaus-Dieter-Fischer-Halle	0.600
TV Beyeröhde	Sports hall Buschenburg	0.500
1. FSV Mainz	Sports hall of the Gustav Stresemann Business School	0.300
SG Bretzenheim	Sports hall of the IGS Mainz-Bretzenheim	0.300

See also

• 2. Handball Bundesliga
• Handball Bundesliga (women) 2015/16

Web links

• Women's handball Bundesliga
• Bundesliga info

Individual evidence

1. ^ SIS Handball Results Service: [1] accessed on May 14, 2016
2. ↑ handball-world.com: Emotional farewell: Vulkan ladies win the last home game on May 9, 2016, accessed on May 25, 2016
3. ↑ SIS Handball Results Service: [2] accessed on May 14, 2016