1. Halleiner SK
| HSK | |
| Full name | 1. Hallein Sports Club |
| place | Hallein |
| Founded | 1922 |
| Dissolved | 2004 |
| Club colors | Red White |
| Stadion | HSK-Platz at Adneter Gries Albert-Rieder-Stadion (today Almbach-Arena) |
| Top league |
Tauern and regional league each 2nd level |
| successes | 2 × Salzburg state champions 1 × Salzburg state cup |
The 1st Halleiner Sportklub was an Austrian football club from the Tennengau district capital Hallein in the state of Salzburg and existed from 1922 to 2004 .
The club played several times in its history in the Tauern and regional leagues and was Salzburg national champion and regional cup winner. In June 2004 the football club was dissolved and the successor club FC Hallein 04 was founded on July 16 of the same year in partnership with the also dissolved city competitor Olympia Hallein . The successor club currently plays in the Salzburg League in the Salzburg Lower House.
History of the 1st Halleiner SK
Founding history
The 1st Hallein Sports Club was founded in the spring of 1922 in the Hallein cellulose factory , which is known today as m-real . The Graz student Haimo Rumpler, who worked in the company, tried to put together an operating team and found a supporter and promoter of this project in Henry W. Davis, then General Manager from England . Davis, after whom a street in Hallein is named today, provided a wood storage area as a playing field for his football-loving employees, had changing rooms built and provided dresses , football boots and goal nets that he imported from his home country. In the spring of 1922, the statutes of the Hallein Athletics Club were submitted to the Hallein District Commission and the club colors were set as red and white . The founding committee consisted of Jaroslaw Hromadka (chairman), Wilhelm Fallwickl (vice chairman), Haimo Rumpler (section head), Josef Schmuck (cashier), Josef Engelsberger (secretary) and Leopold Rusch (kit manager).
Championship entry and first national cup victory
The club entered the championship for the first time in the 1925/26 season and, in its first year in what was then the national class, took fourth place in the table among five clubs. In this context, it is interesting that at that time, SK Vorwärts Hallein , a second football club from the Salinenstadt was already playing in the 2nd Salzburg class. The forward workers' club, founded in 1924, disbanded in 1926. The 1st Halleiner SK withdrew from the league after its premier season and switched to the Workers' Football Association (VAFÖ). After the political upheaval and the ban on workers' clubs, the HSK had to officially cease its gaming operations in 1934. With the founding of the Athletics Club (AC) Hallein and the accession of the officially new club to the Salzburg Football Association, the HSK team continued to play under this name. In the game year 1935/36 the Halleiner fought again for the title of national champion. AC Hallein achieved fourth and last place, but was able to remain in the league due to the small number of football clubs.
In 1936 AC Hallein celebrated its first great success with a 6: 3 triumph over the 1st Salzburg SK 1919 by winning the Salzburg State Cup. In the championship in the following season 1936/37 the Halleiners won third place among five participants and were only beaten by the top teams SV Austria Salzburg and Salzburg AK 1914 . They achieved the same result in the 1937/38 season.
Winning the national championship title
With the new balance of power in the Ostmark , the division in football also changed. The Salzburg clubs now played in a joint league with the strong clubs from Upper Austria and Upper Danube . Completely surprisingly, AC Hallein finished fourth in the table behind Linz ASK , SK Admira Linz and SK Vorwärts Steyr , well ahead of the Salzburg flagship SAK 1914 and Austria Salzburg. With this fourth place, AC Hallein sensationally secured the first Salzburg state championship title. In the 1939/40 season the Salzburg clubs played again in the Salzburg state class. In the following war years, football in Salzburg came to a complete standstill. Even the Salzburg city clubs had to merge into a single football community ( FG Salzburg ) in order to be able to maintain the game with young players and a few established players. After the games in Hallein had to be completely stopped due to the war events, some former officials and players got together in 1945 to re-establish the traditional club under its original name 1. Halleiner SK.
Promotion to the Tauern League as 1st Halleiner SK
After the Second World War , the sports field at Adneter Gries was built and opened in 1948. The 1. Halleiner SK played in the seasons 1945/46 to 1948/49 in the state class Salzburg and qualified with a fourth place in 1949 for the newly founded Tauern League , which was then part of the second level in Austrian football. The Salinenstädter played in this league from 1949/50 to 1953/54 . The game year 1955 closed the Halleiner with a disappointing ninth place in the Salzburg regional class. After two years in this class, the 1st Hallein sports club was able to win the championship title and move up again to the second level, now called the Tauern League North. Here the club finished sixth in the game year 1958/59, but celebrated a great success when they made it to the Salzburg State Cup final, which was lost 5-0 to Austria Salzburg. In 1959/60, the 1st Halleiner SK only narrowly missed qualifying for the newly created second-class Regional League West with fifth place , but made up for this failure in the following season with the championship title in the now Salzburg regional league and the associated promotion to the regional league. After the 1st Halleiner SK had to accept relegation in 1963, they only succeeded in the 1968/69 season.
Lost promotion games to the Bundesliga and the deep fall
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With the introduction of a nationwide second level, the regional league temporarily ended. Hallein now played in the third-class Salzburg league, but celebrated winning the title there in 1976 and thus qualified for the promotion games to the 2nd division of the Bundesliga . However, both games against SV Wattens were lost with 0: 3 and 0: 2 and both games against SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz with 0: 1 and 1: 6. 1977/78 the Halleiner played in the newly introduced Alpine League , the third level, and occupied only one relegation place with the 13th rank. From 1979 to 1982 the Hallein sports club was still in the fourth-class Salzburg league, until finally, in 1983, when it came down to the second regional league, when it came down to last place. In 1984 the last place was taken here, and there was a further descent to 1st class north. In 1988 he was promoted to the 2nd regional league and in 1991 was promoted to the 1st regional league. From 1992 to 2004 the club played in the 1st regional league. After the end of the 2003/04 season, on June 17th - after 82 years - the 1st Hallein sports club was dissolved and the successor club FC Hallein 04 was founded on July 16th of the same year.
Known players
Alexander Heidentahler and Josef Stadler were the first players of the club to be called up for the Austrian amateur national team in 1970 . Both made their debut on October 7, 1970, when the Austrians lost 3-1 to Switzerland in Winterthur . While Heidentahler stayed with this single amateur team appointment, Stadler completed two more selection games. On October 31, 1970 he lost again to Switzerland (1: 2) with the Austrian team in Vienna , but celebrated a 2-0 victory over Luxembourg with the amateur team in Maribor on May 30, 1971 .
With Herbert Ilsanker from the association also one of the most famous Salzburger footballer of the 1990s emerged. As a player, Ilsanker was active for years at Austria Salzburg and at 1. FSV Mainz 05 in Germany . As a trainer, he has been part of the Red Bull Salzburg team since 2005 . Daniel Kastner is the last known player to emerge from the traditional club. The now Bundesliga kicker convinced in the friendly against Austria Salzburg (2: 9) on the occasion of the founding celebration of FC Hallein 04 in July 2004. Although he could not prevail at Salzburg, he made the jump to SV Ried , where he participated in the 2005/06 season finale could show several goals positively.
titles and achievements
- Salzburg national champion: 1939 (AC Hallein), 1976
- Salzburg State Cup winner : 1936 (AC Hallein)
- Salzburg State Cup Final : 1959
- Master of the Sbg. National class: 1957
- Champion State League / Salzburg League (3): 1961, 1969, 1976
- Champion 1st class north (6): 1988
- Champion 2nd National League North (5): 1991
Note: The number in brackets indicates the level of the leagues.
Merger partner SK Olympia 1948 Hallein
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| Full name | SK Emco Olympia 1948 Hallein |
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| place | Hallein | ||
| Founded | 1948 as SK Vigaun | ||
| Dissolved | ? | ||
| Club colors | Blue White | ||
| Stadion | Olympic facility Thomas Stangassinger - sports facility (today FNZ Gamp) |
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| Top league | 1st class north (Salzburg) at times 3rd level |
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| successes | 2 × ascent 1st class north | ||
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Established as SK Vigaun
The Vigaun sports club was founded in 1948 in the Tennengau municipality of Vigaun . The founding members included Johann Brüggler (chairman), Mathias Strasser (deputy), Josef Siller (section head), Florian Fallnhauser (cashier) and Johann Struber (secretary). The first soccer field could be built with the start of the championship in 1948 in Salzburg's 2nd class B on the grounds of the Sager & Wörner gravel works. The area was located in the municipality of Kuchl and first had to be cleared before a venue could be built. The Vigauner was jokingly referred to as the team from the gravel pit . The club colors of the SK Vigaun were blue and white .
In the 1955/56 season, SK Vigaun celebrated the championship title in the fifth class, 2nd class Salzburg and, thanks to a league reform, was able to advance directly to the third Austrian level, the Salzburg regional class. There the club was in ninth place, but was about to dissolve because the lease for its sports facility was not extended. This forced the young club to move to the district capital Hallein. The good contacts with the officials of the 1st Hallein Sports Club enabled the Vigauners to compete on its sports field at Adneter Gries for the time being. Until the next league reform and the associated introduction of the regional league in 1960, the Vigauners stayed in the middle of the table, after which SK Vigaun played in the fourth-class 1st class north.
Emigration to Hallein and renaming
In the early 1960s, the club set up its own sports facility in the Hallein district of Gamp . The new home and the loss of ties to the village of Vigaun led to SK Vigaun being renamed SK Olympia Hallein 1948 in 1963 after lengthy discussions . In the Hallein suburb of Bad Vigaun , a new football club was only established in 2000 with FC Bad Vigaun.
In 1965 he was relegated from 1st class north and by 1967 the march through to the last Salzburg division. In 1969 Olympia Hallein won the championship title in 3rd class and the associated promotion. After nine years, he was again relegated to the 3rd class in 1978 and in 1982 he was promoted again as second in the table behind ASVÖ Liefering . After winning the championship title in the 2nd class North B in 1992, the club played in the 1st class and, as a runner-up, narrowly missed promotion to the second national league. The Olympia Hallein caused a regional sensation with the superior championship title of the 2nd class North B in its last season 2003/04. On June 17, 2004, the SK Emco Olympia Hallein - after 56 years - was dissolved. On July 16, the successor club FC Hallein 04 was founded.
Known players
Hans Bruncic , who later became known at Austria Salzburg, once worked for SK Vigaun . Before his career with Austria Salzburg in the Bundesliga, the native Croat Srecko "Felix" Kurbasa played for Olympia Hallein .
successes
- Champion 2nd class (5): 1956 (as SK Vigaun)
- 4 playing years in the third level: 1957–1960 (SK Vigaun)
- Master 3rd class: 1969
- Champion 2nd class north: 1992
- Champion 2nd class North B: 2000, 2004
Successor club FC Hallein 04
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| Surname | FC Erdal Hallein 04 | ||
| Seat | Hallein | ||
| founding | July 16, 2004 | ||
| president | Gerhard Griesacker | ||
| Website | Homepage | ||
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| Head coach | Roy Tittler | ||
| Venue | Almbacharena FNZ Gamp |
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| Places | nb | ||
| league | 2. National League North | ||
| 2018/19 | 14th place (1st regional league) | ||
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In summer 2004 it came after lengthy discussions to pool their footballing powers in space Hallein and the merger of the two traditional clubs 1. Halleiner Sports Club and SK Olympia 1948 Hallein. The decision to merge was already taken in 2003 after membership votes in both associations. After the statutes of the new club had already been submitted to the Hallein District Commission on April 5, 2004, the two old clubs were formally dissolved on June 17 of the same year and FC Hallein 04 was officially founded on July 16, 2004 .
The merger between SK and Olympia Hallein had not only supporters in its own ranks. Former Olympic officials also founded a new club, the S C Olympia 1948 Hallein, and registered it with the Hallein District Commission on July 20, 2004. However, the new Olympia is not a member of the Salzburg Football Association and does not have its own sports facility, which means that participation in the championship is currently not possible.
Like its predecessors, the new Hallein major association belongs to the ASKÖ regional association and immediately joined the Salzburg regional association. The club colors were set with blue and red , which is a combination of the club colors of the former independent clubs HSK (red-white) and Olympia (blue-white). Negotiations with the new main sponsor of the association were concluded on April 17, 2004 before the association was founded. With ERDAL , a company was won that has been based in Hallein since 1953 and is one of the most successful and solid companies in the state of Salzburg. The official name of the club is therefore FC Erdal Hallein 04 , including the sponsor name .
The first seasons of the new club
Hallein 04 took over the league place of the Hallein sports club in the 2nd Salzburg Regional League North and achieved the disappointing sixth place in the table in the 2004/05 season. In the past 2005/06 game year, FC Hallein 04 had to admit defeat to TSV Neumarkt as runner- up and only narrowly missed promotion to the 1st regional league.
FC Hallein 04 celebrated its first major success by winning the Salzburg State Cup in the 2005/06 season. After victories over the regional league clubs SV Seekirchen in 1945 and FC Zell am See , the Halleiners also remained successful on penalties in the semifinals against the regional league champions and promoted to the regional league West SV Grödig . In the final of the Stiegl-Landes-Cup there was the curiosity of the clash between the youngest and the oldest Salzburg regional club, with FC Hallein 04 clearly winning 7 in the game against the regional league club 1. Oberndorfer SK on June 16, 2006 in Eugendorf : 2 prevailed. Captain Jasmin Jahic was celebrated as the hero of the game, who alone scored four of the seven goals in Hallein. The other goals were scored by Feurstein, Chachutzky and Schachner. The final team of FC Hallein 04 had the following appearance: Winkler Gerhard; Cetin kamil; Gimpl Gernot, Hilzensauer Jakob; Bräunlinger Andreas, Höllbacher Hannes, Chachutzky Patrick (69th Kastner Roland), Akode (64th Rettensteiner Roland), Jahic Jasmin; Feurstein Christian (60th Schachner Andreas), Hofmann Lukas.
With the state cup victory, the Tennengauer qualified for the first time and as the only team in a fifth division ever for the ÖFB Cup of the 2006/07 season . In the preliminary round, which served as qualification for the first main round, Hallein defeated SV Seekirchen away after extra time with 3-2. In the first main round, the Salinenstädter met the Styrian regional league team SV Allerheiligen . The Tennengauer were able to convince against their higher-class opponents, but failed to use their chances to score and were eliminated from the competition with 0: 3.
In the 2006/07 season, FC Erdal Hallein 04 was able to complete a season as champions for the first time. They finished the season with 8 points ahead of SV Kuchl.
successes
- Champion 2nd National League North: 2007
- Salzburg State Cup winner : 2006, 2008
- Runner-up 2nd regional league North: 2006
- ÖFB Cup participants: 2006/07 , 2008/09
Known players
After the merger, some players and coaches were committed to ensure the fastest possible promotion to the national league. They included Franz Fegg , who already coached FC Puch in the 2nd Bundesliga, and his successor as coach Florian Karasek . He once played for the 1st Halleiner SK and briefly for Austria Salzburg and for the second division club SV Braunau . The best known and most successful former footballer of FC Hallein is Gerhard Struber . He won the Austrian championship title and the Supercup with SV Austria Salzburg in the 1995 and 1997 seasons and was also used in international games. Before joining Hallein, Struber played at SC Schwanenstadt . Jasmin Jahic , who used to work in the second Austrian league at SV Spittal , was a player in the club for 5 years and scored 76 championship goals during this time, making him the record scorer. Markus Rainer has been playing for FC Hallein 04 since the spring of the 2009/10 season; in earlier years he played for SC Schwanenstadt and FC Admira Wacker Mödling in the second division.
Women's soccer
The club had a women's team that rose as DSK Hallein from the 1995/96 season in the Salzburg women's league and played as 1st Hallein SK until the 1998/99 season .
Web links
- Website of FC Hallein 04 ( Memento from September 1, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
- Web presence on fussballoesterreich.at