Bavarian handball association

Bavarian Handball Association (BHV)
founding	1946
Place of foundation	Munich
region
IHF membership	1950
President	Georg Clarke
Clubs (approx.)	500
Members (approx.)	92,000 [as of 2012]
Seat	Munich
Website	bhv-online

The Bavarian Handball Association eV (BHV) was founded in 1946 and is a regional association within the German Handball Federation (DHB). It represents the basic values ​​of handball in Bavaria and the interests of its members. The association colors are white-blue.

History of Bavarian handball

After the end of the Second World War , handball player Ludwig Lehmaier brought the Munich handball clubs together to organize the game in two classes for men. On July 18, 1945, the Bavarian State Sports Association (BLSV) was founded in Munich .

1946 to 1955

Starting from Munich, the organization spread throughout Bavaria. In the spring of 1946 handball was resumed on the still existing sports fields. In the years that followed, the increase in the number of new player passes made the upswing of handball in Bavaria clear. The first thematic day took place on June 8, 1947 in Munich. At the third handball day of May 8, 1949, the handball division of the Bavarian State Sports Association was converted into the Bavarian Handball Association (BHV) as a sub-organization of the BLSV. It was determined that the association day should be held every two years. In addition, gaming operations were restructured. The Bavarian Oberliga was established as the highest league and downgraded across national classes, districts and districts. In addition, it was stipulated that every member club had to obtain the “General Sports Communication (ASM)” - the information sheet of the BLSV. On the 1st Association Day of the BHV, which took place on February 11, 1951, the reorganization of the BHV was decided. Here, the more technically oriented state game management was divided into administrative and technical functions. The executive suburb took the place of the state game management. This was supported by the technical committee. A statute committee was set up, which had the task of creating new association handball regulations. In the same year, the districts (today: districts) Upper Palatinate and Lower Bavaria were merged. In 1951, the total pass requirement was introduced, with the result that only those who were able to show their pass to the referee before the start of the game were eligible to play. The Grünwald sports school was opened in the same year as the central Bavarian training facility. Especially from 1952 the Bavarian handball players managed to bring various successes and titles to Bavaria. The Bavarian team rushed from victory to victory and remained unbeaten in four years and eleven games. The women's team of the Post SV Munich (formerly VfL Munich ) continued its winning sequence and was South German champions without interruption from 1948 to 1957. At the 5th Association Day on February 14 and 15, 1953, which took place in the Munich Grünwald sports school, it was decided that the regional league should be divided into two groups of 12 teams each. Due to the good development of handball in Bavaria, the DHB awarded the Germany-Austria international match to Augsburg. This game went down as the "dream game" of the German national team in the history of handball in the post-war period.

1956 to 1965

At the 7th day of the association on February 23 and 24, 1957, chairman Ludwig Lehmaier did not stand for re-election for health reasons after twelve years in office. Otto Seeber was elected as his successor.

In order to honor the achievements of the Bavarian Handball Association, the DHB transferred the organization of its Bundestag to the BHV. This took place in November 1959 in Würzburg. In 1963, the Aschaffenburg district was assigned to the State Association of Hesse for technical purposes.

1966 to 1975

The 12th Association Day took place on March 4th and 5th, 1967 in Rothenburg. The focus was on the resignation of Otto Seeber, who was elected as its President on April 23, 1966 at the Bundestag of the DHB. His previous deputy Konrad Wagner took office as his successor. The handball Bundesliga was introduced in the same year. TSV Zirndorf from the southern group took part. By winning all three possible titles in 1969, the women's team of 1. FC Nürnberg made it to the top of the most successful German teams in women's handball. In recognition of this achievement, the DHB awarded two international matches to Bavaria. At the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, the BHV acted as a co-organizer, since indoor handball (small field) was Olympic for the first time.

1976 to 1985

In 1976 the BHV provided most of the players in the German national youth team. In the same year, the male youth A of TUSPO Nuremberg won the German championship and thus laid the foundation for a later Bundesliga team. The Bavarian referee team Klaus Böttcher and Willi Hackl was added to the IHF referee squad in 1979. In the same year Manfred Hofmann from Großwallstadt received the award for " Handball Player of the Year 1979 ". In the following year the readers of the German Handball Week voted TVG as “Team of the Year 1980” and Anni Placht as “Handball Woman of the Year”.

On the 19th Association Day of the BHV on March 14 and 15, 1981 it was decided that the Association Day should be held every three years from now on. Furthermore, Gerd Tschochohei was appointed national coach of the German handball women. Erhard Wunderlich was voted "Handball Player of the Year" in 1981 and 1982. A year later, the youth team of the CSG Erlangen won the German B youth championship. At the 20th Association Day on March 17 and 18, 1984, the previous Vice President Otto Hezner was elected President as successor to Willi Jödicke. In the same year Willi Jödicke became chairman of the South German Handball Association .

1986 to 1995

After a speaker with responsibility for mini handball had been elected a year earlier, the BHV's first mini game festival took place in 1987. In 1988, for the first time in the history of the BHV, an extraordinary association day had to be convened because Otto Hezner had to resign from his position as president for health reasons. Gerd Tschochohei was elected as his successor and thus the sixth President. In the 1989/1990 season the possibility was created to call up the results of the Regionalliga-Süd and the Bavarian Oberliga via the teletext page of Bavarian TV . Gunther van der Heuvel joined the BHV as the first full-time trainer in November 1990. At the 23rd day of the association on March 6th and 7th, 1993, the BHV introduced the department principle, in which each vice president heads a department (finance, law, gaming, teaching and education). In the same year, a new youth regulation was adopted, with the aim of involving young people more in the formation of opinions and in decisions that affect the youth sector.

In cooperation with the DHB, the BHV declared 1994 the "year of women's handball". In the same year the BHV Presidium appointed a public relations officer and a marketing committee. Thus the association and the office changed more and more into a service company for the districts, districts and associations. In order to be able to further promote youth work, the Executive Committee appointed a consultant for interdisciplinary youth work in 1995. In cooperation with the BLSV and the Bavarian Sports Youth (bsj), the BHV started a course for young people to become club assistants.

1996 to 2005

For the 50th anniversary in 1996, the BHV presented its new logo. The following year the focus was on implementing structural reform. Here, the game and administrative level "district" was abolished without replacement, the association area was divided into eight equally large districts and the decision-making bodies were reduced in size. In June 1998 the homepage of the BHV was put online, which made it possible to access information about the BHV, results and tables. In the same year, the previous nine districts were limited to today's eight districts and an officer for organization and communication was appointed. At the 25th day of the association in 1999, the new version of the finance and referee regulations was approved. The B-youth of TV Kirchzell won the German championship title in the same year.

The Bavarian selection of the female youth B (born in 1984) won the championship title in the 2001 regional cup. Due to the currency conversion in 2002, the BHV statutes and regulations had to be adapted to the euro. In the same year 1. FC Nürnberg was promoted to the women's Bundesliga. In June 2003 the new passport program system started in the BHV office. This meant that players' IDs could also be requested online. The BHV made Tanja Bräutigam managing director on January 1st, 2004. After her resignation on January 1, 2005, René Kukatsch took over the management of the office for the next eight months. As his successor, Andreas Wäschenbach took up the post of managing director on September 15, 2005. Due to the enormous increase in children and young people, the BHV exceeded 90,000 members for the first time.

Since 2006

• In 2006, uniform competition structures for children and young people were set up in Germany as a whole in order to promote offensive defensive behavior. In 2008, the Bavarian Handball Association created a position for a voluntary social year in its office for the first time . This was primarily used for child and youth work and cooperation with schools. In the same year, the BHV offered a teacher training course across Bavaria with the motto "Playing with hand & ball in primary school" in order to get primary school students excited about handball. In order to make the information about the Bavarian handball sport more up-to-date and clearer, the concept and design of the homepage has been redesigned. BHV Marketing GmbH was founded in 2010. This deals with the marketing of rights, the planning and execution of sports events, advertising measures and sponsoring. In the same year, the BHV was able to win Hummel and Rehband as the official supplier. With the vice-president for women's issues and equality, the BHV started the project "Fair Play on the sidelines" to make it clear to the younger athletes that it is not just about winning, but rather that the focus should be on having fun with handball.

• The association began 2011 with a new competitive sports concept for youngsters. The scope of training should be increased through earlier sightings for Bayern selection, in order to enable easier entry into the national squad. In the same year the youth league for male A youth was introduced and Susanne Prinz became the new managing director of the BHV office.
• In 2012, three Bavarian clubs were awarded the DHB seal of approval for “excellent youth work”, the premiere went to TSV Ismaning . In the 2013 “Handball Stars Go to School” competition, the 25 winning schools were able to look forward to an eventful day with an exclusive training session with a handball star. In 2013, the BHV awarded the sponsorship prize for excellent work with children and young people for the first time.

organization structure

Bureau

The current Presidium consists of the following bodies:

• The president is Georg Clarke, who has the task of leading the BHV, representing it in and out of court and determining the guidelines for the association's work. He is also the head of the various Association Day and Presidium meetings.
• Vice-President for Match Operations, Law, Finance, Women, Youth, Talent Development and Education.
  • The Vice-President Legal has the task of advising the organs and administrative committees, in particular the game control bodies, on legal issues. He is also responsible for the review and further development of the regulations and statutes. The Vice-President Law represents the BHV before the judicial bodies. He ensures the training and further education of the association's employees in the area of ​​application of the statutes and regulations.
  • The Vice President for Finance regulates the financial tasks of the Bavarian Handball Association at the association level. He prepares the budget and is responsible for marketing.
  • The Vice President for Youth has the task of promoting cooperation between clubs and organizations in the field of youth on a national and international level. Furthermore, he supports the care and training of young people through clubs and the association.
  • The Vice President for Talent Promotion has the task of developing consistent and generally applicable concepts with regard to the game and training concept, the talent promotion system and framework training plans. Furthermore, he is responsible for talent scouting and talent promotion, the training and further education of trainers and trainers and the training of specialist employees.
  • The Vice President for Education has the task of bringing handball into schools.

Former Presidents

1. Ludwig Lehmaier 1945 to 1957,
2. Otto Seeber 1957 to 1967,
3. Konrad Wagner 1967 to 1973,
4. Willi Jodicke 1973 to 1984,
5. Otto Hezner 1984 to 1990,
6. Gerd Tschochohei 1990 to 2017,
7. Georg Clarke 2017 to date.

Administrative bodies

• The administrative bodies of the association are:
  • the association day (takes place every three years and is the highest administrative body),
  • the Association Youth Day,
  • the extended presidium,
  • the presidium.
• Administrative bodies of a district are:
  • the district day,
  • the district youth day,
  • the district game management.

Districts

In April 1998 the districts were dissolved and the previously seven districts were converted into eight new ones.

• District of Lower Franconia (as before),
• District of Upper Franconia (as before),
• District Middle Franconia (with the districts Nuremberg, Fürth, Schwabach and Middle Franconia West),
• District of Eastern Bavaria (with the district of Upper Palatinate and the districts of Middle Franconia North and Middle Franconia East),
• District of Swabia (with the districts of Augsburg, Danube and the Bavarian associations of the Ulm district),
• District of Altbayern (with the district of Niederbayern, the northern / northeastern associations of the Munich district, 4 northern associations of the Inn / Chiem district and the Donau / Ilm district),
• Alpenvorland district (with the Allgäu and Zugspitze districts and the south-western associations of the Munich district),
• District of Upper Bavaria (with the Inn / Chiem district, associations in the urban area of ​​Munich and south-eastern and southern associations of the Munich district),
• The Lower Franconian clubs in the Aschaffenburg / Miltenberg district play in the leagues of the Hessen State Association.

Clubs season 2019/20

1. Bundesliga men

• HC Erlangen

2nd Bundesliga men

• HSC 2000 Coburg
• DJK Rimpar Wölfe

3rd Bundesliga men

• HC Erlangen II
• HSC Bad Neustadt
• TV Großwallstadt
• TuS Fürstenfeldbruck

3rd Bundesliga women

• TS Herzogenaurach
• HCD Groebenzell
• TSV Haunstetten
• ESV 1927 Regensburg
• ASV Dachau

Bayernliga men

• DJK Waldbüttelbrunn
• VfL Günzburg
• TSV Friedberg
• HSC 2000 Coburg
• HaSpo Bayreuth
• TG Landshut
• TSV Lohr
• SV Anzing
• DJK Rimpar Wölfe II
• HT Munich
• TV Erlangen-Bruck
• SG Regensburg
• TG Heidingsfeld
• TuS Fürstenfeldbruck

Bayernliga women

• SG Schwabach / Roth
• HSG Fichtelgebirge
• TSV Ismaning
• TS Herzogenaurach
• TSV Ottobeuren
• HG Zirndorf
• HC Erlangen
• DJK Rimpar
• ASV Dachau
• HSV Bergtheim
• 1. FCN handball
• HG Ingolstadt
• Mintraching / Neutraubling
• HaSpo Bayreuth

successes

National player of the BHV

year	player	societies	placement
1952	Markus Bernhard	FC Bayern Munich	1st place at the large field World Cup in Switzerland
1954			1st place World Cup and Vice World Champion (indoor handball)
1955	Markus Bernhard	FC Bayern Munich	1st place at the large field world championships
1957	Rosemarie Schöne and Herta Rückriem	PSV Munich	4th place at the World Cup in Yugoslavia
1959	Erwin Porzner	TSV Ansbach	1st place at the World Cup in Austria
	Lydia Bauer	1. FC Nuremberg	3rd place at the field handball world championship in Holland
1962	Eva Brechenmacher	BC Augsburg	8th place at the World Cup in Romania
	Heidi Frees, Lydia Bauer and Elsbeth Härtle	1. FC Nuremberg
1963	Erwin Porzner	TSV Ansbach	2nd place at the World Cup in Switzerland
1964	Lydia Bauer and Gerda Reitwiesner	1. FC Nuremberg	3rd place at the World Indoor Championships
	Marga Ruschitzka	BC Augsburg
1966	Erwin Porzner and Volker Schneller	TSV Ansbach	1st place at the World Cup in Austria
	Josef Karrer	TV Großwallstadt
1971	Irene Herchenbach, Hannelore Menzel, Hannelore Kosby and Gerda Reitwieser	1. FC Nuremberg	5th place at the World Cup in the Netherlands
1972	Josef Karrer	TV Großwallstadt	6th place at the Olympic Games
1973	Irene Herchenbach	FC Bayern Munich	11th place at the World Cup in Yugoslavia
	Hannelore Menzel, Heike Schukies	1. FC Nuremberg
	Anni Placht	DJK Würzburg
1974	Peter Jaschke, Wolfgang Sommerfeld, Udo Böbel	TSV Milbertshofen
	Arno Böckling, Manfred Hofmann, Kurt Klühspies	TV Großwallstadt
1976	Peter Jaschke	TSV Milbertshofen	4th place at the Olympic Games in (Montreal)
	Manfred Hofmann, Kurt Klühspies	TV Großwallstadt
1978	Manfred Hofmann, Manfred Freisler, Kurt Klühspies	TV Großwallstadt	1st place at the Indoor World Championships in Denmark
	Anni Placht	DJK Würzburg	8th place at the World Cup
1982	Peter Stulle	Tuspo Nuremberg	7th place at the World Cup in Germany
	Ulrich Gnau, Manfred Freisler, Claus Homel	TV Großwallstadt
1984	Siggi Roch, Erhard Wunderlich		2nd place at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles
1986	Sigi Roch, Manfred Freisler, Michael Rösch	TV Großwallstadt	7th place at the World Cup in Switzerland
	Erhard Wunderlich	TSV Milbertshofen
	Andreas Dörhöfer, Ulrich Roth	MTSV Schwabing
1992	Bernd Roos	TV Großwallstadt	10th place at the Olympic Games in Barcelona
	Hendrik Ochel	TSV Milbertshofen
1993	Bern Roos	TV Großwallstadt	6th place at the World Cup in Sweden
1994			9th place at the EM in Portugal
1996	Jens Holpert	TSV Milbertshofen	7th place at the Olympic Games in Atlanta
2004	Heiko Grimm, Carsten Lichtlein	TV Großwallstadt	1st place at the European Championships in Slovenia
200	Isabell Klein	TSV Ismaning	EM / WM participation

German championships

year	Women or men	society	category
1950	Women	VfL Munich
1955	Women	PSV Munich	Field handball
1957
1959
1960	Men	TSV Ansbach	Large field
1961	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	Field handball
1962	Men	TSV Ansbach	Large field
1963	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	Field handball
1964	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	Indoor and field handball
1965	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	Field handball
1969	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	1st German small field champion and indoor handball
1970	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	Indoor handball
1971	Women	1. FC Nuremberg	Small field
1973	Men	TV Großwallstadt	Field handball
1978	Men	TV Großwallstadt	Indoor handball
1979
1980
1981
1984
1990
2005	Women	1. FC Nuremberg
2007
2014	Women	TSV Ismaning "the brothers"	Beach handball
2016 2017

Youth work of the BHV

Bundesliga youth

Male youth A season 2016/17

• TVG Junior Academy

Male youth A season 2015/16

• TVG Junior Academy
• TSV Ismaning

Male youth A season 2014/15

• TVG Junior Academy

Male youth A season 2013-14

• HC Erlangen
• HSG Würm Mitte
• VfL Günzburg and
• TVG Junior Academy

For the 2011/12 season, the Bundesliga for male youth A was introduced by the DHB. The Bundesliga for female youth A was adopted by the youth sports committee of the German Handball Federation. It started playing for the first time in the 2013/14 season with those born in 1995/96, from a Bavarian perspective, TSV Ismaning was there in the first two years .

Talent promotion

In the performance comparison of the federal states in the Olympic cycle from 2008 to 2012, the male selection reached 5th place and the female 4th place. In the overall comparison, Bavaria came in fourth. This result is of particular importance, since in the state of Bavaria, compared to the other states, no club is represented in the Bundesliga. In other words, the BHV has excellent youth and talent promotion up to the age of 16. Due to the lack of Bundesliga teams, a deficit in funding up to the age of 23 becomes clear, which the BHV is trying to compensate for through cooperation with the TV Großwallstadt Junior Academy. The introduction of the new competitive sports concept was fully implemented in 2014, optimizing the individual training of the talents.

Web links

• bhv online
• dhb online

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Chronicle of the Bavarian Handball Association ( Memento of the original from December 22, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on bhv-online.de  
2. ↑ BHV statutes - § 1 name, seat and purpose. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on March 13, 2013 ; accessed on March 27, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ^ BHV homepage. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved January 25, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
4. ↑ VP gaming operations. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ↑ VP women. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
6. ↑ VP Law. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
7. ↑ VP Finance. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
8. ↑ VP Youth. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
9. ↑ VP Talent Promotion. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
10. ↑ VP Education. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 29, 2014 ; Retrieved April 2, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
11. ^ Statutes BHV § 16. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on March 13, 2013 ; accessed on March 27, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.