DVV Cup 2006/07

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The 2006/07 season in the DVV Cup began with the round of 16 on 9/10. December and ended with the finals on March 4th in the Gerry Weber Stadium in Halle . Cup winners 2007 were VfB Friedrichshafen and Schweriner SC .

Teams

Men Women
Bundesliga 2nd league /
regional league 		Bundesliga 2nd league

2nd League North

2nd League South

Regional league south

North

south

Season course

After all favorites had prevailed in the men's round of 16, the Bundesliga was among themselves. Runner-up Düren failed again in the quarter-finals against Moers, who then prevailed against Berlin and reached the final as in the previous year. Friedrichshafen won the final 3-1 after a 28:30 in the first set and thus secured one of three titles in the 2006/07 season.

Erfurt was the only non-Bundesliga team to reach the women's quarter-finals. The regional winner East benefited from a bye, as TSV Spandau, who had been planned as an opponent, had withdrawn its team. There was a 3-0 defeat for the second division as well as for the other three losers. In the final, the two best teams of the Bundesliga season faced each other. Schwerin defended his title 3-1 against Dresden and thus prevented the Saxons double in the 2006/07 season.

Men

  Round of 16
December 9-10 		  Quarter-finals
December 22-23 		  Semi-finals
December 29th / 30th 		  Final
March 4th in Halle
                                     
BL Rottenburg 0                  
BL Friedrichshafen 3  
BL Friedrichshafen 3
  BL Unterhaching 0  
2N eat 0
 
BL Unterhaching 3  
BL Friedrichshafen 3
  BL Leipzig 0  
2S Wiesbaden 0      
 
BL Leipzig 3  
BL Leipzig 3
  BL King Wusterhausen 1  
BL King Wusterhausen 3
 
BL Delitzsch 1  
BL Friedrichshafen 3
  BL Moers 0
RS Constancy 0            
 
BL Wuppertal 3  
BL Wuppertal 0
  BL Berlin 3  
2N Braunschweig 0
 
BL Berlin 3  
BL Berlin 1
  BL Moers 3  
BL Moers 3      
 
BL Eltmann 0  
BL Moers 3
  BL Düren 1  
2S Sonneberg 0
 
BL Düren 3  

Women

  Round of 16
December 9-10 		  Quarterfinals
21. – 23. December 		  Semi-finals
December 30th 		  Final
March 4th in Halle
                                     
2S Hülzweiler 1                  
BL Koepenick 3  
BL Koepenick 0
  BL Suhl 3  
BL Suhl 3
 
BL N / A. Hamburg 2  
BL Suhl 1
  BL Dresden 3  
2S Erfurt      
 
bye  
2S Erfurt 0
  BL Dresden 3  
2S Sonthofen 0
 
BL Dresden 3  
BL Dresden 1
  BL Schwerin 3
2N Potsdam 0            
 
BL Muenster 3  
BL Muenster 0
  BL Leverkusen 3  
BL Leverkusen 3
 
BL WiWa Hamburg 0  
BL Leverkusen 2
  BL Schwerin 3  
2N Emlichheim 0      
 
BL Schwerin 3  
BL Schwerin 3
  BL Wiesbaden 0  
BL Wiesbaden 3
 
BL Vilsbiburg 0  

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