Fresh on Göppingen

Surname	Gymnastics and Police Sports Association Frisch Auf Göppingen eV
Club colors	Green white
Founded	August 29, 1896
Place of foundation	Goeppingen
Association headquarters	Hohenstaufenstrasse 142 73033 Göppingen
Members	around 2200
Departments	18th
Chairman	Thomas Lander
Homepage	www.fagp.de

The TPSG Frisch Auf Göppingen is a sports club from Göppingen in Baden-Württemberg . The club was founded in 1896 as the Frisch Auf Göppingen gymnastics club ( TC Frisch Auf Göppingen ).

Frisch Auf is known around the world primarily for the success of its men's handball team , which between 1954 and 1972 was a total of nine German champions in the hall , and twice on the field and twice the European Cup . With four European Cup victories in 2011, 2012, 2016 and 2017, Frisch Auf bridged the gap to past successes and returned to top German and European handball.

In addition, the women's handball team from Frisch Auf has been playing in the Bundesliga again since 2009 , after having been first class for a year in 2006/2007, but not being able to stay up.

In addition, the association operates departments for numerous other sports (a total of 18 departments). TPSG stands for gymnastics and police sports community .

history

The TPSG Frisch Auf Göppingen was founded in 1896 as the Göppingen gymnastics club. From 1917 handball came to the fore in Göppingen. In October 1920 the club founded its own handball department. In February 1921, the first official handball game against the gymnastics community of Göppingen followed. In the 1920s, game traffic developed on a regional level before Göppingen developed into a handball stronghold in Filstal and northern Württemberg in the 1930s and 1940s . 1971 merged the gymnastics club Frisch Auf Göppingen with the police sports club Göppingen for gymnastics and police sports club Frisch Auf Göppingen .

Handball men

After the Second World War , Frisch Auf was first Württemberg champion in field handball in 1946. Then began the great time of the club in national handball when the Kempa brothers came to Göppingen; Bernhard Kempa was the "dominant figure in German handball" in the early 1950s. Under his leadership, Frisch Auf won his first of a total of twelve South German championship titles in field handball in 1949. In 1953, the gymnastics club also won the Württemberg state championship in the hall for the first time, which from then until 1966 always went to Göppingen with one exception.

The year of the national breakthrough with German championship titles in the hall and on the large field was 1954. It began with an event that initially seemed to completely question the success of the Göppingeners: In a traffic accident on the way back from a game, six Göppingeners were injured Players so difficult that their sporting career was over. This meant that six players from the A-youth had to move up to the first team, who won the first South German indoor handball championship for the gymnastics club at their first national appearance. Nevertheless, the team around Bernhard Kempa were given few chances in the subsequent final tournament for the German indoor championship in 1954 , they were simply considered too inexperienced - the victory in the final over the series winner since 1950, SV Police Hamburg , was perceived as a big surprise in the scene; the title win in the same year 1954 in field handball, which was still much more popular at the time, was considered a contemporary sensation . This laid the foundation for the Göppingen success story. The team was again German field handball champions in 1957 , v. a. But Frisch made a name for itself as a strong indoor handball team: Between 1954 and 1967 the title of South German master was won twelve times, Göppingen was then German master in indoor handball seven times ( 1954 , 1955 , 1958 , 1959 , 1960 , 1961 and 1965 ), and twice Runner-up ( 1957 and 1962 ) and was by far the most successful team in indoor handball before the introduction of the indoor handball Bundesliga in the 1966/67 season. In 1960 and 1962, Göppingen was the first German club team to celebrate international success by winning the European Cup (name since 1994: EHF Champions League ). This was all the more remarkable as Göppingen did not have its own handball hall at the time.

However, Frisch Auf missed qualification for the newly created indoor handball Bundesliga in 1966 just like the three other "old masters" ( THW Kiel , SV Police Hamburg and Berliner SV 1892 ) by losing 3-2 to TSV Zirndorf in the decisive placement game Preliminary round of the South German Championship. It was not until 1967 that the team succeeded as South German champions, after a hard-fought 14:13 in the third play-off in Dietzenbach against Southwest champion TV 05 Erbach from Saarland , the promotion . In the following seven years, Frisch Auf always took one of the first two places in the Bundesliga southern season, in the finals in 1970 and 1972 they won the last two national titles, and in 1973 they were runner-up again. In 1984 the club was sentenced to relegation after Göppingen paid the player Jerzy Klempel money, which at that time was not allowed under the amateur statute. Although the direct return to promotion was successful, in 1989 Frisch had to accept relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga.

After the Göppingen played second-rate from 1989 - from 1994 to 1997 in a syndicate with TSV Scharnhausen , whose playing rights for the 2nd Bundesliga they took over after the syndicate was dissolved - they did not climb back into the first division until 2001. In 2011, after 49 years without an international title, the traditional club won the EHF Cup against TV Großwallstadt . Frisch Auf was able to defend this cup a year later against the French team Dunkerque HBGL . In 2013 they lost in the semifinals of the competition in the Final Four tournament in Nantes against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen . In 2016, on the other hand, Göppingen won the EHF Cup at the Final Four tournament in Nantes by beating Chambery HB and the hosts HBC Nantes for the third time and defended the 2017 cup at the final tournament in Göppingen with successes against SC Magdeburg and the Füchse Berlin . In 2018, Frisch Auf again reached the EHF Cup Final Four tournament in Magdeburg, but lost to Füchsen Berlin in the semifinals with 24:27.

Handball women

After the women's team from Frisch Auf Göppingen had already played in the first handball league in the 2006/07 season , but did not manage to stay up, they were promoted again in the following season. Thus, Frisch Auf Göppingen is the only German handball club since the 2008/09 season with both its men's and women's teams in the respective 1st Bundesliga and since the 2009/10 season in the European Cup competitions.

Former players

• Dalibor Anušić , former Croatian international, EHF Cup winner with Frisch Auf 2011 and 2012
• Dieter Bartke , a former German national player, was together with Andreas Thiel in 1993 at Bayer Dormagen as the best goalkeeper duo in the league
• Peter Bucher , former German national player, Olympic sixth in 1972
• Ulrich Derad , former German national player, played for Frisch Auf Heute for three years as general manager of the Baden-Württemberg state sports association.
• Armin Emrich , former national player (27 games / 22 goals) and u. a. Coach of the national teams of Germany (men) (1992–1993), Germany (women) (2005–2009), and Switzerland (men) (1995–1996)
• Jaume Fort , former Spanish international, former goalkeeper of Frisch Auf , EHF Cup winner 1993 and 1994
• Martin Galia , player at TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen , formerly TV Großwallstadt and TBV Lemgo , 97 international matches for the Czech Republic
• Jaliesky García , former national team player for Cuba and Iceland , and current national coach for Puerto Rico
• Gerhard Grill , a former 33-time German national player, won six German championships with Frisch Auf
• Michael Haaß , former German national player, three-time EHF cup winner with Frisch Auf 2011 and 2012 and world champion 2007
• Kai Häfner , German national player, European champion 2016, EHF cup winner with Frisch Auf 2011 and Olympic Knights 2016, now plays for TSV Hannover-Burgdorf
• Stefan Kellner , former German national team goalkeeper
• Bernhard Kempa , won eleven German championship titles with Frisch Auf as a player and coach, two of them in field handball, was a German national player, two-time world champion with the national field handball team and is the inventor of the Kempa trick
• Jerzy Klempel , 3-time top scorer in the German handball league and former Polish national player
• Lars Kaufmann , German national player and player at SG Flensburg-Handewitt , formerly TBV Lemgo and HSG Wetzlar . Meanwhile again at Frisch Auf Göppingen, two-time EHF Cup winner with Frisch Auf Göppingen in 2011 and 2012
• Aleksandar Knežević , former Yugoslav national player, former player from Frisch Auf , coach and manager of Frisch Auf Frauen
• Michael Kraus , German national player and world champion 2007 , EHF cup winner with Frisch Auf Göppingen 2016, German champion 2011 and Champions League winner 2013 with HSV Hamburg
• Volker Michel , formerly 19 times German national player and player a. a. at HSG Wetzlar and TUSEM Essen
• Marc Nagel , former German national player, promoted to the Bundesliga in 2001 with Frisch Auf , sporting director at Frisch Auf 2004
• Dragoș Oprea , former German national player, two-time EHF Cup winner with Frisch Auf Göppingen in 2011 and 2012, played for the club for thirteen years
• Uwe Rathjen , former German national team goalkeeper , two-time German champion with Frisch Auf, Olympic participant 1972
• Oliver Roggisch , former German national player, player of the Rhein-Neckar Löwen , at SC Magdeburg and TUSEM Essen
• Horst Singer , former German national player (23 games / 68 goals), won the German indoor handball championship twice with Frisch Auf (1965 and 1970) and the European championship cup (1962), as well as the world championship in field handball in 1955 with the German national team.
• Christian Schöne , former German national player, German champion 2001 and Champions League winner 2002 with SC Magdeburg, four-time EHF cup winner with Frisch Auf Göppingen and European champion 2004, meanwhile sporting director of Frisch Auf Göppingen
• Martin Schwalb , former German national player, player at TV Großwallstadt , TUSEM Essen and SG Wallau / Massenheim as well as coach of HSV Hamburg and HSG Wetzlar
• Günter Schweikardt , German champion in 1972 with Frisch Auf , from 1973 coach of TV Bittenfeld, currently sporting director and responsible for the area of ​​sport in the shareholders' meeting of TVB 1898 Handball GmbH & Co. KG
• Bruno Souza , former Brazilian national player and player at HBC Nantes and HSV Hamburg
• David Szlezak , former Austrian national player, handball player of the year Austria 1996, DHB Cup finalist 2006, 2007, meanwhile Marketing Director of the EHF
• Enid Tahirovic , former Bosnian national player, handball player of the year Bosnia 2006, EHF cup winner with Frisch Auf 2011 and 2012, currently vice president of the handball association in Bosnia / Herzegovina
• Lars-Henrik Walther , former player at TSV Bayer Dormagen and TBV Lemgo and trainer at SG Lauterstein, co-founder of the Fresh Up Handball youth center
• Willi Weiß , former German national player, player with Frisch Auf from 1976 to 1987, branch as a health insurance doctor in 1993, founded an outpatient surgical center in 1995
• Maike Brückmann , former national player and participant in the 2007 World Cup
• Nicole Dinkel , former national player for Switzerland
• Melanie Herrmann , national player for Germany and Austria
• Joyce Hilster , former national player for the Netherlands and participant in the 2011 World Cup
• Seline Ineichen , former national player for Switzerland
• Jasmina Janković , national player for the Netherlands and participant in the 2013 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games
• Jenny Karolius , national player
• Maria Kiedrowski , national player
• Alexandra Meisl , former national player and participant in the 2005 World Cup as well as the 2004 and 2006 European Championships
• Ania Rösler , former national player
• Beate Scheffknecht , national player for Austria and participant in the 2007 and 2009 World Championships as well as the 2008 European Championships
• Aline Silva dos Santos , former national player for Brazil and participant in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics
• Wendy Smits , former Dutch international
• Birute Stellbrink , former national player for Lithuania
• Alena Vojtíšková , former national player for the Czech Republic
• Karin Weigelt , national player for Switzerland
• Anouk van de Wiel , national player for the Netherlands
• Adrian Pfahl , German national player, EHF Cup winner with Frisch Auf 2016 and 2017
• Žarko Šešum , Serbian international. EHF Cup winner with Frisch Auf 2016 and 2017, meanwhile he plays for Kadette Schaffhausen
• Pavel Horák , Czech national player, two-time EHF Cup winner in 2011 and 2012, meanwhile plays for Meschkow Brest
• Manuel Späth , former German national player, four-time EHF Cup winner with Frisch Auf , now plays for TVB 1898 Stuttgart

Men's handball national league team

Fresh on Göppingen

Full name	FRESH ON! Göppingen Management & Marketing GmbH
Abbreviation (s)	FAG
Founded	1993
Club colors	Green white
Hall	EWS Arena
Places	5600
executive Director	Gerd Hofele
Trainer	Hartmut Mayerhoffer
league	Handball Bundesliga
2018/19
rank	8th place
DHB Cup	Quarter finals
Website	www.frischauf-gp.de
home Away
Greatest successes
National	German champion 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1965, 1970, 1972 German runner-up 1973 German field handball champion 1954, 1957
International	European Champion's Cup 1960, 1962 European Champion's Cup finalist 1959 EHF Cup winner 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017 EHF Cup finalist 2006

Squad 2019/20

No.	Nat.	Surname	position	birthday	size	since	Last club
12		Daniel Rebmann	TW	01/16/1994	1.90 m	2012	own youth
97		Nicolas Gross	TW	04/10/1997	1.88 m	2019	TSV Neuhausen
99		Urh Kastelic	TW	02/27/1996	2.01 m	2019	RK Zagreb
03		Nicolai Theilinger	RR	02/09/1992	1.93 m	2019	HC Erlangen
04th		Tim Kneule	RM	08/18/1986	1.90 m	2006	TV Neuhausen / Erms
05		Felix Zeiler	RM	12/02/1999	1.93 m	2019	TV Plochingen
10		Sebastian Heymann	RL	03/01/1998	1.98 m	2016	TSB Heilbronn-Horkheim
11		Felix Weisser	LA	07/27/1999	1.77 m	2013	own youth
14th		Jacob Bagersted	KM	03/25/1987	1.94 m	2017	SC Magdeburg
18th		Josip Peric	RM	06/05/1992	1.80 m	2018	AHC Dunărea Călărași
19th		Ivan Slišković	RL	10/23/1991	1.97 m	2018	RK Celje
21st		Tim Sørensen	RA	02/10/1992	1.78 m	2018	IFK Kristianstad
24		Marcel Schiller	LA	08/15/1991	1.89 m	2013	TV 1893 Neuhausen
27		Marco Rentschler	RA	12/28/1994	1.85 m	2015	SG BBM Bietigheim
30th		Axel Goller	RA	03/27/2000		2018	JSG Echaz-Erms / Vfl Pfullingen
31		Christos Erifopoulos	RM	03/01/2000	1.80 m	2019	TV Großwallstadt
41		Till Hermann	LA	12/22/1996	1.79 m	2019	MTV Grossenheidorn
42		Nemanja Zelenović	RR	02/27/1990	1.94 m	2018	SC Magdeburg
44		Krešimir Kozina	KM	06/25/1990	1.96 m	2017	Foxes Berlin
		Pouya Norouzi Nezhad	RM	06/23/1994	1.89 m	2020	IK Sävehof
T		Hartmut Mayerhoffer		07/26/1969		2018

Entries and exits in 2019/20

Accesses

• Urh Kastelic ( RK Zagreb )
• Till Hermann ( MTV Grossenheidorn )
• Nicolai Theilinger ( HC Erlangen )
• Pouya Norouzi Nezhad ( IK Sävehof , February 2020)

Departures

• Joscha Ritterbach ( GWD Minden )
• Allan Damgaard ( Team Tvis Holstebro )
• Primož Prošt ( Wilhelmshaven AGM )
• Jens Schöngarth ( Handball Sport Club Hamburg )
• Srđan Predragović (RTV Basel, December 2019)
• Pouya Norouzi Nezhad ( HSC 2000 Coburg )

Entries and exits in 2020/21

Accesses

• Janus Daði Smárason ( Aalborg Håndbold )
• Tobias Ellebæk (Aalborg Håndbold)

Departures

• Ivan Slišković ( FC Porto )
• Josip Perić ( RK Eurofarm Pelister )
• Tim Sørensen ( Mors-Thy Håndbold )

Season statistics

season	league	space	Games	S.	N	U	Gates	Goal difference	Points	DHB Cup	European Cup
2018/19	Handball Bundesliga	8th.	34	17th	15th	2	901: 899	+2	36:32	Quarter finals
2017/18	Handball Bundesliga	10.	34	12	15th	7th	903: 909	−6	31:37	Quarter finals	EHF Cup 4th place
2016/17	Handball Bundesliga	10.	34	12	19th	3	934: 960	−26	27:41	2nd round	EHF cup winner
2015/16	Handball Bundesliga	6th	32	19th	12	1	888: 820	+68	39:25	Quarter finals	EHF cup winner
2014/15	Handball Bundesliga	5.	36	19th	13	4th	976: 961	+15	42:30	Quarter finals
2013/14	Handball Bundesliga	12.	34	9	17th	8th	972: 989	−17	26:42	Quarter finals
2012/13	Handball Bundesliga	11.	34	15th	17th	2	950: 905	+45	32:36	3rd round	EHF Europe Cup 4th place
2011/12	Handball Bundesliga	8th.	34	15th	16	3	901: 914	−13	33:35	Round of 16	EHF cup winner
2010/11	Handball Bundesliga	5.	34	20th	9	5	941: 893	+48	45:23	Semifinals	EHF cup winner
2009/10	Handball Bundesliga	6th	34	22nd	10	2	1001: 985	+16	46:22	Quarter finals	EHF Cup quarter-finals
2008/09	Handball Bundesliga	6th	34	20th	12	2	1015: 921	+94	42:26	Round of 16
2007/08	Handball Bundesliga	9.	34	14th	17th	3	953: 958	−5	31:37	Round of 16
2006/07	Handball Bundesliga	10.	34	14th	18th	2	1003: 1018	−15	30:38	2nd round
2005/06	Handball Bundesliga	8th.	34	17th	14th	3	989: 977	+12	37:31	3rd round	EHF cup final
2004/05	Handball Bundesliga	8th.	34	17th	15th	2	978: 963	+15	36:32	Semifinals
2003/04	Handball Bundesliga	14th	34	9	23	2	890: 954	−64	20:48	4th round
2002/03	Handball Bundesliga	11.	34	11	18th	5	881: 921	−40	27:41	Semifinals
2001/02	Handball Bundesliga	11.	34	11	19th	4th	824: 879	−55	26:42	4th round
2000/01	2. Handball Bundesliga South	1.	34	27	3	4th	956: 738	+218	58:10	4th round
1999/00	2. Handball Bundesliga South	2.	34	27	5	2	920: 777	+143	56:12	3rd round
1998/99	2. Handball Bundesliga South	6th	34	20th	11	3	901: 806	+95	43:25	3rd round
1997/98	2. Handball Bundesliga South	7th	34	19th	14th	1	884: 840	+44	39:29	2nd round
1996/97	2. Handball Bundesliga South As SG Göppingen / Scharnhausen	4th	34	21st	12	1	949: 856	+93	43:25	1 round
1995/96	2. Handball Bundesliga South As SG Göppingen / Scharnhausen	3.	34	25th	9	0	894: 725	+169	50:18	3rd round
1994/95	2. Handball Bundesliga South As SG Göppingen / Scharnhausen	5.	34	21st	10	3	794: 742	+52	45:23	2nd round
1993/94	2. Handball Bundesliga South	17th	34	8th	24	2	657: 707	−50	18:50	1 round
1992/93	2. Handball Bundesliga South	9.	26th				546: 546	0	24:28	1 round
1991/92	2. Handball Bundesliga South	3.	26th				543: 489	+54	35:17	4th round
1990/91	2. Handball Bundesliga South	3.	26th				601: 546	+55	40:12	1 round
1989/90	2. Handball Bundesliga South	4th	26th				544: 528	+16	30:22	Quarter finals
1988/89	Handball Bundesliga	13.	26th	8th	15th	3	521: 574	−53	19:33	2nd round
1987/88	Handball Bundesliga	7th	26th	12	13	1	522: 562	−40	25:27	Round of 16
1986/87	Handball Bundesliga	11.	26th	9	14th	3	547: 602	−55	21:31	1 round
1985/86	Handball Bundesliga	9.	26th	9	14th	3	615: 656	−41	21:31	Round of 16
1984/85	2. Handball Bundesliga South	2.	28				674: 534	+140	45:11	1 round
1983/84	Handball Bundesliga *	7th	26th	13	12	1	570: 595	−25	27:25	Round of 16
1982/83	Handball Bundesliga	5.	24	13	10	1	505: 491	+14	27:21	Quarter finals
1981/82	Handball Bundesliga	11.	26th	8th	15th	3	453: 487	−34	19:33	Round of 16
1980/81	Handball Bundesliga	4th	26th	14th	8th	4th	394: 378	+16	32:20	Round of 16
1979/80	Handball Bundesliga	7th	26th	12	12	2	452: 427	+25	26:26	Semifinals
1978/79	Handball Bundesliga	4th	26th	16	9	1	467: 423	+44	33:19	Round of 16
1977/78	Handball Bundesliga	8th.	26th	11	13	2	431: 422	+9	24:28	Round of 16
1976/77	Handball Bundesliga South	5.	18th	10	7th	1	288: 277	+11	21:15	Quarter finals
1975/76	Handball Bundesliga South	8th.	18th	6th	10	2	291: 324	−33	14:22
1974/75	Handball Bundesliga South	6th	18th	8th	8th	2	320: 318	+2	18:18
1973/74	Handball Bundesliga South semi-finals	2.	16	10	4th	2	312: 269	+43	22:10
1972/73	Handball Bundesliga South Final	1.	14th	9	3	2	265: 208	+57	20: 8		European Champion's Cup quarter-finals
1971/72	Handball Bundesliga South German champions	1.	14th	12	0	2	274: 218	+56	24: 4
1970/71	Handball Bundesliga South semi-finals	2.	14th	10	0	4th	233: 219	+14	20: 8		European Champion's Cup 2nd round
1969/70	Handball Bundesliga South German champions	1.	14th	13	0	1	268: 200	+68	26: 2
1968/69	Handball Bundesliga South	2.	14th	9	1	4th	246: 202	+44	19: 9
1967/68	Handball Bundesliga South	2.	14th	9	0	5	236: 205	+31	18:10
1966/67	Association League Württemberg Regional Champion South	1.	9				96:44	+52	16: 2

• Forced relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga for violating the amateur statute

Bundesliga audience statistics

season	Total audience	average	Workload [%]
2019/20	49,800	4,150	74.1
2018/19	75,600	4,447	79.4
2017/18	70,500	4.147	74.1
2016/17	88,450	4,612	82.4
2015/16	81,600	4,800	85.7
2014/15	78,400	4,913	87.7
2013/14	82,000	4,823	86.1
2012/13	79,000	4,647	83.0
2011/12	78,850	4,638	82.8
2010/11	81,000	4,765	85.1
2009/10	84,600	4,976	89.0
2008/09	87,600	5,153	83.4 *
2007/08	73,376	4,316	86.1 *
2006/07	67,459	3,968	93.6 *
2005/06	61,152	3,597	90.4 *
2004/05	68,552	4.032	86.0 *

• Until 2007, Frisch Auf played in the Hohenstaufenhalle (3,980 seats, today: EWS Arena), which had not yet been converted, and moved to the Porsche Arena (6,181 seats) and the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle (10,000 seats) in Stuttgart for the top games out. During the renovation phase in the second half of the 2007/08 season as well as the entire 2008/09 season, Frisch Auf played exclusively in the Porsche Arena in Stuttgart. Since the 2009/10 season, Frisch Auf has only played in the rebuilt and significantly expanded EWS Arena in Göppingen (5,600 seats).

Fan anthem

In February 2009 the band Die Fraktion , which has already created several songs for VfB Stuttgart , released the Frisch Auf fan hymn "Mit Herz und Hand" . The song came about because the grandmother of guitarist Marc Lory asked the band to do a song for their home club.

List of trainers

• 07 / 1966-06 / 1971: Bernhard Kempa
• 07 / 1971-06 / 1973: Edmund Meister
• 07/1973–12 / 1974: Heinz Tröger
• 01 / 1975-06 / 1976: Erwin Singer
• 07 / 1976-12 / 1976: Hans-Joachim Klein
• 01 / 1977-06 / 1978: Horst Singer
• 07 / 1978-06 / 1980: Erwin Blum
• 07 / 1980-06 / 1982: Wolf-Dieter Nagel
• 07 / 1982-06 / 1984: Erwin Blum
• 07 / 1984-06 / 1996: Hans Moser
• 07 / 1986-06 / 1987: Horst Keilwerth
• 07 / 1987-06 / 1988: Zdravko Miljak
• 07 / 1988-06 / 1989: Arnulf Dümmel
• 07 / 1989-12 / 1989: Armin Eisele
• 12 / 1989–12 / 1992: Thomas Kibele (2nd division)
• 12 / 1992-06 / 1993: Rolf Schlögl (2nd division)
• 07 / 1993-06 / 1994: Stefan König (2nd division)
• 07 / 1994-04 / 1996: Rolf Brack (2nd league, SG with Scharnhausen)
• 04 / 1996-07 / 1998: Oleg Gagin (2nd division, SG with Scharnhausen)
• 07 / 1998-07 / 2000: Kurt Reusch (2nd division)
• 07 / 2000–12 / 2003: Christian Fitzek (2nd division, promotion 2001)
• 12/2003–02/2004: Milomir Mijatović
• 02 / 2004–02 / 2004: Marc Nagel
• 02 / 2004–07 / 2004: Kurt Reusch / Marc Nagel
• 07 / 2004–12 / 2013: Velimir Petković
• 12 / 2013–07 / 2014: Aleksandar Knežević
• 07 / 2014–09 / 2017: Magnus Andersson
• 09 / 2017–06 / 2018: Rolf Brack
• since 06/2018: Hartmut Mayerhoffer

Women's handball national league team

Fresh on Göppingen

Full name	Fresh on Frauen Bundesliga GmbH
Abbreviation (s)	FAG
Nickname (s)	FA women
Founded	1923
Club colors	Green white
Hall	EWS Arena
Places	5,600 seats
executive Director	Aleksandar Knežević
Trainer	Aleksandar Knežević
league	Handball Bundesliga women
2018/19
rank	8th place
DHB Cup	Round of 16
Website	Frischauf-frauen.de
home Away

Frisch Auf Frauen team bus on August 12, 2011

Squad for the 2019/20 season

No.	Nat.	Surname	position	birthday	since	Last club
T		Aleksandar Knežević	Trainer	December 26, 1968	2009
1		Branka Zec	TW	10/31/1986	2018	Bayer 04 Leverkusen
23		Jasmina Rebmann-Janković	TW	December 6, 1986	2019	Toulon Saint-Cyr Var Handball
83		Edit Lengyel	TW	05/04/1983	2015	TuS Metzingen
2		Anja Brugger	RR / RA	11/01/1992	2012	VfL Waiblingen
5		Annika Blanke	RM	01/21/1994	2018	TV Nellingen
8th		Roxana Alina Ioneac	RL	01/31/1989	2019	TV Nellingen
9		Johanna Schindler	NOISE	06/08/1994	2016	Union WBZ Korneuburg
11		Michaela Hrbková	RA	07/14/1987	2016	Siófok KC
13		Iris Guberinić	LA	11/11/1991	2014	HSG Blomberg-Lippe
18th		Romy Morf-Bachmann	RM, RL	09/22/1989	2019	HSG Bad Wildungen
21st		Petra Adámková	KM	06/21/1991	2016	DHC Sokol Poruba
32		Lina Krhlikar	KM	06/29/1989	2015	Vulkan-Ladies Koblenz / Weibern
44		Ana Petrinja	Back room	11/06/1986	2018	TG Nürtingen
93		Tina Welter	LA, RA	01/30/1993	2019	VfL Waiblingen

Additions 2019/20

• Romy Morf-Bachmann ( HSG Bad Wildungen )
• Jasmina Janković ( Toulon Saint-Cyr Var Handball )
• Roxana Alina Ioneac ( TV Nellingen )

Departures 2019/20

• Prudence Kinlend ( Bayer 04 Leverkusen )
• Anna Bergschneider ( HSV Solingen-Gräfrath )

Additions 2020/21

• Šárka Marčíková ( SG H2Ku Herrenberg )
• Pascale Wyder ( Spono Eagles )
• Anne Bocka ( HSG Bad Wildungen )
• Alexandra Tinti ( 1st FSV Mainz 05 )
• Lisa Frey ( Vendsyssel Håndbold )

Departures 2020/21

• Branka Zec ( VfL Waiblingen Handball )
• Johanna Schindler ( Hypo Lower Austria )
• Annika Blanke ( SG H2Ku Herrenberg )
• Petra Adámková (destination unknown)

List of trainers

• ???? - 07/2003: Günter Schweizer
• 07/2003 - 01/2006: Heike Kemmner
• 01/2006 - 01/2006 Hagen Gunzenhauser
• 01/2006 - 10/2006: Olaf Schimpf
• 10/2006 - 10/2007: Hagen Gunzenhauser
• 10/2007 - 07/2009: Emir Hadzimuhamedovic
• 07/2009 - 12/2013: Aleksandar Knežević
• 12/2013 - 12/2013: Nedeljko Vujinović
• 12/2013 - 07/2014: Vasile Oprea
• since 07/2014: Aleksandar Knežević

Youth work

The Frisch Auf youth department consists of around 250 children and adolescents aged 8 and over. For 13- to 18-year-olds, the focus is on further developing coordination, technique, conditioning and training in competitive behavior, assertiveness, will and ambition.
The Frisch Auf youth trainers regularly attend training courses on communication, conflict management, group dynamics, sports medicine and sports promotion. The teams of the male C, B and A youth are managed in the youth center of the professional team and play in the top division of their age group. <man

Youth Center

Since 2008, Frisch Auf has been running a youth center in accordance with the licensing guidelines of the LIQUI MOLY Handball Bundesliga , which was initially managed by former Frisch Auf player Pascal Morgant . In the meantime, the sporting director of Frisch Auf Christian Schöne runs the youth center. Frisch Auf Göppingen regularly receives the youth certificate from the LIQUI MOLY Handball Bundesliga.
The goals of the youth center include a. Age-appropriate, performance-oriented training and a uniform training concept for teams of all age groups. In addition, the talents are to be introduced to the Bundesliga squad and Frisch Auf establish themselves as a recognized training club.

Cooperations

Frisch Auf Göppingen cooperates in handball with TSB Horkheim , TV Plochingen and VfL Pfullingen .

Sports facilities

EWS Arena

The home of the two Bundesliga teams (women / men) in handball is the EWS Arena (Hohenstaufenhalle until May 2008) in Göppingen , which has a capacity of 5,600 spectators (3,678 seats) . This was built from 1964 to 1967 and rebuilt and expanded from 2008 to 2009. During the renovation period, the men's team played their home games in the Porsche Arena in Stuttgart , while the women's team moved to the Neckartalsporthalle in Wernau . The hall's nickname is Hell South .

Other sports facilities

• Urban Fresh On Stadium
• NATO meadow
• Urban all-weather pitch (artificial turf)
• Judo hall fresh on Göppingen
• Parking garage sports hall
• Bergreute Schlierbach sports hall
• Sports hall riot police
• Gymnasium Bodenfeld
• Gymnasium primary school in the Stauferpark
• Sports hall in the vocational school center Öde
• Gymnasium Hohenstaufen Gymnasium
• Gymnasium Freihof Gymnasium
• Gymnasium Werner Heisenberg Gymnasium
• Gymnastics hall Werner Heisenberg Gymnasium
• Gym Schiller Realschule
• Gym Albert Schweitzer School
• Gymnasium Walter Hensel School
• Wilhelm Busch School
• Gym Sport Planet

Departments

• badminton
• Boxing
• Fistball
• Soccer
• gymnastics
• Handball
• Jazz dance
• Judo / Ju-Jutsu
• karate
• Shinkendo
• Children's gymnastics
• athletics
• Wheelchair basketball
• Table tennis
• tennis
• Apparatus gymnastics
• Sports acrobatics
• Cardiac sports

literature

• Kempa, Bernhard: Ball is the trump card; Vaihingen / Enz: IPa book; 2000.
• Kiessling, Thomas; Tilp, Michael (Ed.): Monsieur Handball - Bernhard Kempa, the exciting story of the handball legend; Eislingen: M. Tilp; 2007, ISBN 978-3-00-023365-4 .
• City administration of Göppingen in cooperation with the Bundesliga handball sponsorship group and the TPSG Frisch Auf Göppingen: Frisch Auf Göppingen, heights and depths - 30 years of handball history 1946–1976; Göppingen: city administration; 1976.
• Turn- und Polizeisportgemeinschaft Frisch Auf Göppingen eV (Ed.): 90 [ninety] years Frisch Auf Göppingen, 65 years handball in Frisch Auf, 40 years table tennis in Frisch Auf: Anniversary publication and Frisch-Auf-Nachrichten, review and current sports events; Göppingen: TPSG FA; 1986.
• Gymnastics and Police Sports Community Frisch Auf Göppingen eV (Ed.): 100 years of Frisch Auf Göppingen: 1896–1996, the eventful history of a club, 75 years of handball in Frisch Auf; Göppingen: TPSG FA; 1996.
• Turnclub Göppingen: Festschrift for the 75th [seventy-five year] anniversary of TC Frisch Auf Göppingen and 50 [fifty] years handball in Frisch Auf Göppingen; Göppingen: TC Frisch Auf Göppingen; 1971.
• Fresh Up: The Ascent; Göppingen: Till Herwig, Alexander Kolb u. a .; 2001, ISBN 3-9803777-5-X

Web links

Commons : FRESH UP! Göppingen  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Main club website
• Men's team website
• Women's team website
• Website of the handball department (youth, reserve teams women / men)
• Team information for the men's team on the official website of the DKB Handball Bundesliga
• FRISCH AUF fan shop! Goeppingen
• Fansite

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Fritz Daferner, Siegfried Molterer: Festschrift for the 30th anniversary of the handball section of the gymnastics club Frisch Auf Göppingen . Ed .: Turnclub Frisch Auf Göppingen. Göppingen September 30, 1950, p. 1, 5 .
2. ↑ TPSG Frisch Auf Göppingen eV: History , accessed: August 19, 2011.
3. ^ Eggers (ed.): Handball . Göttingen 2004, p. 132, ISBN 3-89533-465-0 .
4. ↑ Webers (Red.): Master of the Regional Associations 1946–1975 (men / field handball) , accessed on April 19, 2014.
5. ↑ Webers (Red.): Landesmeister in the South German HV 1949–1966 (men / Halle) , accessed on April 19, 2014.
6. ↑ ^{a b} Eggers (ed.), Handball, Göttingen 2004, p. 124 f, ISBN 3-89533-465-0 .
7. ↑ ^{a b} Webers (Red.): Master of the Regional Associations 1947–1981 (Men / Halle) , accessed on April 19, 2014.
8. ^ Eggers (ed.): Handball . Göttingen 2004, p. 128f, ISBN 3-89533-465-0 .
9. ↑ Reutlinger General-Anzeiger, Volume 80, No. 30 of February 7, 1966, p. 12.
10. ↑ Frisch Auf was relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga in 1994 and only retained the league membership through the formation of the SG with the first division relegated Scharnhausen.
11. ↑ IG Handball eV (Ed.): 34:28 against US Dunkerque: The EHF Cup stays in Göppingen! May 24, 2012. Retrieved May 24, 2012 . 
12. ↑ Göppingen loses against Rhein-Neckar-Löwen Stuttgarter Zeitung online, May 18, 2013, accessed on May 19, 2013.
13. ↑ Felix Buß: Göppingen triumphs in Heim-Final-Four for the fourth time in the EHF Cup. In: handball-world.news. May 21, 2017. Retrieved May 22, 2017 . 
14. ↑ handball-world.news: Who is coming in summer - and who is going? The large exchange exchange of the DKB Handball Bundesliga on February 7, 2019, accessed on February 7, 2019
15. ↑ handball-world.news: Frisch Auf Göppingen closes the personnel gap on the left wing from February 27, 2019, accessed on February 27, 2019
16. ↑ handball-world.news: Frisch auf Göppingen obliges left-handers from Erlangen on March 27, 2019, accessed on March 27, 2019
17. ↑ handball-world.news: Out of season for Zelenovic - Frisch Auf Göppingen signs another backcourt player from February 14, 2020, accessed on February 14, 2020
18. ↑ handball-world.news: Fresh entry from Frisch Auf Göppingen: Minden realizes “desired line-up in the left wing position” on September 28, 2018, accessed on September 29, 2018
19. ↑ handball-world.news: Göppinger Damgaard leaves Bundesliga on October 23, 2018, accessed on October 23, 2018
20. ↑ handball-world.news: Transfer surprise: Wilhelmshaven AGM gets Primoz Prost on May 31, 2019, accessed on May 31, 2019
21. ↑ frischauf-gp.de: FRESH UP! and Srdjan Predragovic terminate the contract dated December 6, 2019, accessed on December 11, 2019
22. ↑ handball-world.news: Newcomer HSC 2000 Coburg signs Pouya Norouzi Nezhad on May 28, 2020, accessed on June 17, 2020
23. ↑ handball-world.news: Frisch Auf Göppingen signed Icelandic national players on September 10, 2019, accessed on September 10, 2019
24. ↑ handball-world.news: Tobias Ellebaek changes to Fresh Up this summer! Göppingen from February 11, 2020, accessed on February 11, 2020
25. ↑ handball-world.news: Ivan Sliskovic from Göppingen leaves the Handball Bundesliga on February 4, 2020, accessed on February 4, 2020
26. ↑ handball-world.news: Josip Peric leaves Frisch Auf Göppingen on April 30, 2020, accessed on April 30, 2020
27. ↑ handball-world.news: After saying goodbye to Frisch Auf Göppingen - Tim Sørensen with his new club in Denmark on July 31, 2020, accessed on July 31, 2020
28. ↑ Handball-Bundesliga GmbH: TOYOTA Handball-Bundesliga - total table 2006–2011 , accessed: September 13, 2011
29. ↑ Handball-Bundesliga GmbH: DHB-Pokal 2006–2011 , accessed: September 13, 2011
30. ↑ Source: Handball-Statistik.de 7thSENSE GmbH: Handball-Statistik.de , accessed: August 22, 2011, Handballworld.com
31. ↑ My handball ticket: DKB Handball Bundesliga - spectators 2017/18 , accessed on October 16, 2018.
32. ^ The GbR parliamentary group: Out of love for grandma , February 6, 2009, accessed on April 11, 2018
33. ↑ handball-world.news: Frisch Auf Göppingen signs Swiss backcourt player for the next season on January 24, 2019, accessed on January 24, 2019.
34. ↑ handball-world.news: Jasmina Jankovic back in the Bundesliga on February 28, 2019, accessed on March 1, 2019
35. ↑ handball-world.news: TV Nellingen announces the withdrawal of the "Schwaben Hornets" from handball Bundesliga women from March 18, 2019, accessed on March 19, 2019
36. ↑ handball-world.news: return for Bayer: backcourt player from Göppingen back in Leverkusen next season on February 7, 2019, accessed on February 7, 2019.
37. ↑ solinger-tageblatt.de: HSV newcomer is aiming for a double role from May 8, 2019, accessed on August 10, 2019.
38. ↑ handball-world.news: Frisch Auf Göppingen with first reinforcement for the back area from March 4, 2020, accessed on March 4, 2020.
39. ↑ handball-world.news: Spono Eagles announce change of top scorer Pascale Wyder to Göppingen on May 25, 2020, accessed on May 25, 2020.
40. ↑ handball-world.news: New goalie for Frisch Auf Göppingen: Anne Bocka comes from Bad Wildungen on June 15, 2020, accessed June 15, 2020
41. ↑ handball-world.news: Personnel planning not completed - Frisch Auf Göppingen closes the gap on June 22, 2020, accessed June 22, 2020
42. ↑ handball-world.news: Fresh up! Women sign Swiss playmaker from July 4, 2020, accessed July 4, 2020
43. ↑ handball-world.news: VfL Waiblingen signs goalkeeper from Frisch Auf Göppingen on March 12, 2020, accessed on March 12, 2020.
44. ↑ handball-world.news: Confirmed: Johanna Schindler is moving from Göppingen to Hypo Niederösterreich on April 16, 2020, accessed on April 16, 2020.
45. ↑ handball-world.news: Who is coming in summer - and who is going? The big exchange exchange of the handball Bundesliga women from April 1, 2020, accessed on April 1, 2020.
46. ↑ handball-world.news: Czech Petra Adamkova leaves Frisch Auf Göppingen on April 18, 2020, accessed on April 18, 2020.
47. ↑ TPSG Frisch Auf Göppingen eV: Our training claim , accessed: September 8, 2011th
48. ↑ TPSG Frisch Auf Göppingen eV: goals , accessed: September 8, 2011th