ART Düsseldorf (handball)

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ART Düsseldorf
Full name General Rather Turnverein 77/90 Düsseldorf eV
Abbreviation (s) ART
Founded 2000
Club colors Blue yellow
Hall Sports hall on Graf-Recke-Strasse
Places 500
Trainer vacant
league Regional League North Rhine
2016/17
rank 8th place
Website www.art-handball.de
home
Away
Greatest successes
International EHF Cup winner 1989

The HSG ART Düsseldorf was a handball community that was founded in 2000 by the General Rather Turnverein (ART) and the HSV Düsseldorf . She was a licensee of the Bundesliga license of HSV Düsseldorf and played in the 1st Bundesliga until 2010 .

For the 2017/2018 season there was a merger with the Neuss AGM to form the HSG Neuss / Düsseldorf . Since then, the team has played in the 2nd Bundesliga under the name Rhein Vikings for two years .

history

In 1982 the handball departments of the clubs TB Ratingen and TB Wülfrath merged to form a syndicate. The newly created HSG Wülfrath / Ratingen joined TuRU 1880 Düsseldorf just one year later . Until 1993, the club played under the name TuRU Düsseldorf, then the handball department was spun off from the club and from then on operated under the name of HSV Düsseldorf . In 2000 the game community was founded with the ART. At that time the club was playing in the 2nd Handball Bundesliga South.

In the 2003/04 season, the HSG, as the second division champions of Group South, made it to the first handball league for the third time . At the end of the 2006/07 Bundesliga season, HSG Düsseldorf were second to last in the table and had to relegate from the first division again. In 2009, under coach Georgi Swiridenko , who became Olympic champion with the USSR in Seoul in 1988, she returned to the House of Lords, from which she was relegated after only one season. In the 2010/11 season the HSG played in the 2nd Bundesliga South and qualified with 3rd place in the table for the single-track 2nd Bundesliga, which existed from the 2011/12 season.

Since the introduction of the 2nd Bundesliga in 1981, the HSG (or its predecessor clubs) has always been represented in the first or second Bundesliga. In its heyday in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Düsseldorf Bundesliga team was coached by the interim national coach Horst Bredemeier .

Castello Düsseldorf

The HSG Düsseldorf plays in the Castello Düsseldorf, which can hold 3,163 spectators, in the south of Düsseldorf . In the second division season 2008/09 she had an average attendance of 1079 and thus occupied ninth place in the audience statistics.

On December 22, 2011, the main club HSV Düsseldorf eV, whose subsidiary is HSG Düsseldorf Spielbetriebs GmbH, filed for bankruptcy at the Düsseldorf District Court. The HSG Düsseldorf nevertheless wanted to continue the game operations. At a joint press conference on December 27, 2011, HSG Düsseldorf and DHC Rheinland announced the establishment of a syndicate on July 1, 2012 under the name DDHC Rheinland (Dormagener Düsseldorfer Handball Club). In anticipation of the announced syndicate, which was particularly controversial among the fans of both clubs, two top performers from HSG Düsseldorf moved to Dormagen for the second half of the season. On March 5, 2012, the club announced that it would not play the current season in the 2nd Bundesliga until the end, but would stop playing because the budget would be 55,000 euros short. In fact, however, the game operation could be maintained until the end of the season, sometimes only through the assumption of costs by opposing clubs. The place in the 3rd division available after relegation was transferred to ART Düsseldorf.

ART Düsseldorf then played in the 3rd League West for two years, since the beginning of the 2014/15 season in the Oberliga Niederrhein. From the 2017/18 season onwards, they played in a syndicate with the Neusser HV as HSG Neuss / Düsseldorf. By taking over the second division starting place from the Neuss AGM, one was represented again in the second division. The first team has since performed under the name Rhein Vikings, the venue was again the Castello. But after two seasons that were not very successful in sport, the last of which ended with relegation to the 3rd division , ART got out of the syndicate and the home games were moved to Neuss. In January 2020, the Rhein Vikings filed for bankruptcy and were deregistered from gaming.

society season league space Gates Points comment
TB Wuelfrath 1981/1982 2nd Bundesliga North 5. 423: 419 24:20
HSG Wülfrath / Ratingen 1982/1983 2nd Bundesliga North 4th 440: 430 25:19
TURU Düsseldorf 1983/1984 2nd Bundesliga North 1. 582: 442 41:11 Promotion to the 1st Bundesliga
1984/1985 1st National League 6th 506: 500 24:28
1985/1986 1st National League 6th 554: 523 29:23
1986/1987 1st National League 6th 533: 511 28:24
1987/1988 1st National League 2. 518: 476 38:14
1988/1989 1st National League 8th. 486: 496 24:28
1989/1990 1st National League 13. 454: 511 24:28 Relegation in 2nd Bundesliga after relegation round
1990/1991 2nd Bundesliga North 2. 595: 476 47: 5 Promotion after relegation
1991/1992 1st National League 8th. 518: 489 25:27
1992/1993 1st National League 15th 656: 663 30:38
HSV Düsseldorf 1993/1994 1st National League 6th 671: 651 38:30
1994/1995 1st National League 11. 628: 635 26:34
1995/1996 1st National League 15th 584: 654 11:49 Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga
1996/1997 2nd Bundesliga North 4th 841: 719 46:22
1997/1998 2nd Bundesliga South 5. 873: 804 43:25
1998/1999 2nd Bundesliga South 13. 695: 778 24:44
1999/2000 2nd Bundesliga South 3. 859: 767 51:17
HSG Düsseldorf 2000/2001 2nd Bundesliga South 10. 836: 848 34:34
2001/2002 2nd Bundesliga South 4th 862: 766 48:20
2002/2003 2nd Bundesliga South 2. 931: 776 54:14 Relegation matches
2003/2004 2nd Bundesliga South 1. 1037: 800 61: 7 Promotion to the 1st Bundesliga
2004/2005 1st National League 15th 890: 985 21:47
2005/2006 1st National League 14th 915: 1046 21:47
2006/2007 1st National League 17th 895: 1048 17:51
2007/2008 2nd Bundesliga South 2. 1065: 963 48:20 Relegation matches
2008/2009 2nd Bundesliga South 1. 1068: 904 58:10 Promotion to the 1st Bundesliga
2009/2010 1st National League 17th 868: 1032 12:56 Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga
2010/2011 2nd Bundesliga South 3. 999: 868 50:18 Qualification for the single-track 2nd Bundesliga
2011/2012 2nd Bundesliga 20th 962: 1077 19:57 Dissolution of the HSG
ART Düsseldorf 2012/2013 3rd League West 14th 701: 832 13:43 Remaining in the 3rd division after relegation
2013/14 3rd League West 15th 810: 913 13:47 Relegation to the league
2014/15 Oberliga Niederrhein 8th. 736: 784 25:27
2015/16 Oberliga Niederrhein 4th 701: 676 29:19 Qualification for the Regional League North Rhine
2016/17 Regional League North Rhine 8th. 727: 744 23:29

successes

youth

  • In 2010 the male A-youth became German champions.
  • In 2014 the male C-youth became West German champions.
  • In 2016 the male C-youth became West German champions.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ HSG Düsseldorf Spielbetriebs GmbH (publisher): HSV Düsseldorf eV files its own insolvency - HSG Düsseldorf gaming operations continue ; URL: http://www.hsg-duesseldorf.de/ ; December 22, 2011; Retrieved December 23, 2011
  2. ↑ http://www.wz-newsline.de/lokales/duesseldorf/sport/hsg/aus-hsg-und-dhc-wird-ddhc-rheinland-1.858269
  3. ↑ HSG ART / HSV Düsseldorf (eds.): Hegemann and Lenz leave the HSG Düsseldorf , URL: http://www.hsg-duesseldorf.de , January 16, 2012, accessed on January 23, 2012
  4. ↑ HSG ART / HSV Düsseldorf (ed.): Brief information on the current situation , URL: http://www.hsg-duesseldorf.de , March 9, 2012, accessed on March 14, 2012
  5. ↑ a b handball-world.com: HSG Düsseldorf stops playing after the game in Erlangen - message from March 9, 2012, accessed on August 25, 2014
  6. ↑ handball-world: own application for insolvency - HC Rhein Vikings announce withdrawal of third division team. Retrieved April 2, 2020 .