Grazer AK / Statistics

The founding star from 1902. Since the re-establishment in 2013, the GAK-Fußball club logo has been used again

On this page, important statistical information about the game operations of the Grazer Athletiksport-Klub (GAK) in football are summarized in expandable and collapsible tables and linked pages. In addition, there are championship placements or championship boards of the other sections or branches of the all-round sports club.

The whole association

The club founders:
Anton Blaschek
Robert Brodner
Rudolf Brodner
Franz Egger
Cornelius Hoffer
Fritz Koehler
August Maggi
Albert Maresch
Carl Ludwig Markel
Raimund Novak
Max Pfeiffer
Franz Seeger
Fritz Schmiderer
Franz Schreiner
Julius Stanger
Rudolf Stanger
Fritz Starkel

The managing chairmen / presidents:
Carl Rieckh	July 21, 1902 - October 18, 1902
Franz Schreiner	October 1902 - January 1904
Franz Seeger	January 1904 - February 1906
Max Leitgebel sen.	February 1906 - January 30, 1908
Eduard Krodemansch	January 1908 - February 21, 1913
Albin Sorger-Domenigg	February 1913 - March 1919
Eduard Krodemansch	March 1919 - February 1920
Adolf Fizia	February 1920 - December 1923
Eduard Krodemansch	December 1923-1930
Bruno Pfab	1931-1932
Franz Ircher	1933-1934
Franz Huetter	1935
Georg Müller	1936-1940
Armin Arbeiter	1941 - 1945 (club leader)
Paul Widowitz	1945
Roman Posch	1946-1949
Konrad Reinthaler	1949-1955
Hermann Fritz	1955-1957
Viktor Patzenhauer	1957-1960
Konrad Reinthaler	1960-1977
Alfred Grengg	1977-1982
Karl-Heinz Wiener-Pucher	1982 - 2006
Michael Nierhaus	2006-2010
Michael Ruckenstuhl	since 2010
Honorary chairmen or presidents
Johann Count Meran †
Eduard Krodemansch †
Armin Arbeiter †
Karl-Heinz Wiener-Pucher † (applied, but unclear whether accepted)

The soccer section or the soccer branch clubs

The chairmen or presidents (selection):
Eduard Sartory, Franz Ircher	before 1945
Josef Fiedler / Karl Fiedler / Bruno Steinbauer	1946
Julius Stanger	1949
Karl Fiedler / R. Lieschnig / Julius Stanger	1952
Konrad Reinthaler	1960-1965
Franz Allitsch	1966
Rupert Mild	1967-1968
Franz Allitsch	1969-1972
Karl Naimer	1973-1974
Alois Schönberger	1974
Horst Melcher	1975-1976
Konrad Reinthaler	1976
Heribert Kasper	1976
Anton Kürschner	1976-1986
Adolf Heschl	1986-1990
Harald Fischl	1990-1998
Peter Svetits	1998-2002
Rudolf Roth	2002-2005
Harald Sükar	2005 - 2006
Stephan Sticher	2006 - 2007
Board of Directors ( Harald Fischl , Wolfgang Egi, Peter Schroll, Michael Gaisbacher)	2007 - 2008
Anton Kürschner	2008 - 2010
Benedikt Bittmann	2010 - 2012
Piet Hoyos	2012-2013
Harald Rannegger	2013-2019
René Ziesler (interim)	from 2019
Honorary presidents / chairmen:
Evaristo di Lenardo †
Konrad Reinthaler †
Franz Allitsch †
Heribert Kasper †
Anton Kürschner
Harald Fischl
Rudolf Roth

The venues:
Surname	Years	Max. capacity	Remarks
Stadium Körösistraße (GAK-Platz)	1902-1975	12,000	especially (international) floodlit games after 1955, weekday championship games 1971 - 1974 in the Liebenau stadium , individual games on the home grounds of the Grazer SC and ESV Austria Graz (SC Südbahn and Reichsbahn Graz)
Liebenau federal stadium	1975-1986	22,000
Stadion Körösistraße (Casino Stadion GAK)	1986-1996	9,000	with additional grandstands max. Capacity 11,000
Kapfenberg Alpine Stadium	1996/97	10,000	last home games again in the stadium Körösistraße (Casino Stadion GAK)
Liebenau stadium	1997-2007	15,400
Liebenau stadium	2007 - 2012	15,400	individual games in the GAK training center (today: Sports Center Graz-Weinzödl )
Sports center Graz-Weinzödl	2013-2019	2,500	Season 2018/19 individual games (Derby, ÖFB Cup) in Liebenau Stadium or Arena Gratkorn (friendly match against Austria Salzburg on March 3, 2018)
Liebenau stadium	from 2019/20	16,300	2019/20 season home games without spectators from the 20th round for economic reasons in the Gleisdorf stadium, maximum capacity for the 2020/21 season under Corona requirements initially 3,500 spectators

→ Main article : Sports center Graz-Weinzödl (former GAK training center)

Spectator statistics home games from 1950:
season	league	Games	total	average
2019/20	2nd division (2nd division)	8 (15)	26421	3302
2018/19	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	15th	34480	2298
2017/18	Landesliga Steiermark (4 leagues)	15th	30298	2020
2016/17	Oberliga Mitte (5th division)	13	24836	1910
2015/16	Lower division middle (6th division)	13	19254	1481
2014/15	Regional league middle (7th league)	13	16840	1295
2013/14	1st class middle A (8th division)	11	15835	1440
2012/13	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	6th	10153	1692
2011/12	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	15th	54174	3612
2010/11	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	15th	38882	2592
2009/10	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	15th	27353	1824
2008/09	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	14th	36249	2589
2007/08	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	15th	32357	2157
2006/07	Bundesliga	18th	103873	5771
2005/06	Bundesliga	18th	133491	7416
2004/05	Bundesliga	18th	151130	8396
2003/04	Bundesliga	18th	162123	9007
2002/03	Bundesliga	18th	124543	6919
2001/02	Bundesliga	18th	131300	7294
2000/01	Bundesliga	18th	96860	5381
1999/00	Bundesliga	18th	85864	4770
1998/99	Bundesliga	18th	129126	7174
1997/98	Bundesliga	18th	157669	8759
1996/97	Bundesliga	18th	81500	4528
1995/96	Bundesliga	18th	90500	5028
1994/95	2nd division	15th	33098	2207
1993/94	2nd division	15th	20400	1360
1992/93	2nd division	11	20476	1861
1991/92	2nd division	11	17488	1590
1990/91	2nd division	18th	21700	1206
1989/90	1st division	11	39800	3618
1988/89	1st division	18th	68800	3822
1987/88	1st division	18th	109000	6056
1986/87	1st division	11	48500	4409
1985/86	1st division	18th	82600	4589
1984/85	1st division	15th	57000	3800
1983/84	1st division	14th	52000	3714
1982/83	1st division	15th	53000	3533
1981/82	1st division	18th	99000	5500
1980/81	1st division	18th	107350	5964
1979/80	1st division	18th	138000	7667
1978/79	1st division	18th	103000	5722
1977/78	1st division	18th	84700	4706
1976/77	1st division	18th	70000	3889
1975/76	1st division	18th	101500	5639
1974/75	National League (2nd League)	13	32140	2296
1973/74	National league	16	52045	3252
1972/73	National league	15th	69816	4654
1971/72	National league	15th	81774	5452
1970/71	National league	15th	82700	5513
1970	National league	14th	59954	4283
1969	National league	15th	75000	5000
1967	National league	12	69084	5757
1965/66	National league	13	64266	4944
1964/65	State League A	13	78494	6038
1963/64	State League A	13	77506	5962
1962/63	State League A	13	85995	6615
1961/62	State League A	13	72657	5589
1960/61	State League A	13	79794	6138
1959/60	State League A	13	48000	3693
1958/59	State League A	13	59500	4577
1957/58	State League A	13	63000	4846
1956/57	State League A	13	67000	5154
1955/56	State League A	13	73500	5654
1954/55	State League A	13	56500	4346
1953/54	State League A	13	63500	4885
1952/53	State League A	13	72500	5577
1951/52	State League A	13	66500	5115
1950/51	State League B (2nd division)	14th	74009	5286
Sources: transfermarkt.at , www.grazer.at , austriasoccer.at,, GAK-Mitteilungen

titles and achievements

The GAK was represented in the highest Austrian soccer league for 50 seasons (1951-1974, 1975-1990, 1995-2007) :

• 1 × Austrian champion: 2004
• 4 × Austrian Cup winners : 1981 , 2000 , 2002 , 2004
• 2 × Supercup winners : 2000, 2002
• 3 × champions 2nd division : 1975 (national league ), 1993 (promotion playoff), 1995 (2nd division)
• 2 × champions of the Regionalliga Mitte (2nd division): 2012 , 2019
• 3 × Austrian amateur state champions : 1929, 1932, 1933 (record champions)
• 11 × Styrian national champion : 1922, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 2018 (record champions)
• 4 × winners of the Graz (autumn) trade fair cup: 1906, 1911, 1913, 1925 (record winner)
• 1 × (unofficial) Styrian State Cup winner : 1922, 1927?
• 5 × winners of the Graz indoor tournament : 1979, 1982, 1986, 1995, 1998 (1964 winner of the 1st indoor tournament in Graz)
• 1 × Intertoto-Cup group winners : 1978 (Participations: 1977–1979, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1997)

Championship title since the re-establishment:

• 2 × champions 1st class middle A (8th division) 2013/14, 2015/16 (KM II) and promotion to regional league middle (7th division) 2014/15, 2016/17 (KM II)
• 2 × champions of the regional league middle (7th division) 2014/15, 2018/19 (KM II) and promotion to the lower league middle (6th division) 2015/16, 2019/20 (KM II)
• 1 × champion of the lower league mid 2015/16 (6th division) and promotion to the upper league middle-west 2016/17 (5th division)
• 1 × Champion of the Oberliga Mitte-West 2016/17 (5th division) and promotion to the Landesliga Styria 2017/18 (4th division)
• 1 × champion of the Styrian regional league 2017/18 (4th division) and promotion to the regional league mid 2018/19 (3rd division)
• 1 × champion of the regional league in mid-2018/19 (3rd division) and promotion to the 2nd division 2019/20 (2nd division)

Additional:

• 2 × Austrian runner-up : 2003 , 2005 (3rd place: 1973 , 1982 , 1998 , 1999 , 2001 , 2002 )
• 1 × runner-up in the 2nd division: 1951 (3rd place: 1994 )
• 1 × Austrian vice indoor champion : 1984
• 1 × Austrian Vice Amateur Champion : 1931
• 2 × Austrian Cup finalists : 1962, 1968 (semi-finalists: 1959, 1961, 1982 , 1992 , 1994 , 1996 , 2005 , 2019 )
• 1 × finalist Austrian Supercup : 2004
• 1 × runner-up in the Regionalliga Mitte (2nd division): 2009 (3rd place: 2008 , 2011 )
• 8 × Styrian runner-up : 1921, 1923, 1925, 1934, 1936 - 2nd team: 1997, 2006 (3rd place: 1941, 1944, 1949, 1950 - 2nd team: 2004, 2005)
• 5 × finalist of the Graz (autumn) trade fair cup: 1906 (2nd team), 1907, 1908, 1910, 1924 (semifinals: 1909)
• 5 × finalist of the Styrian State Cup : 1932, 1935, 1936, 1947, 1948 (semi-finalist: 1950, 2017, 2018)
• 6 × finalist of the Graz indoor tournament: 1984, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1999 (semi-finalist: 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1985, 2001)
• 3 × Austrian junior titles: 1976 (Juniors), 1992 (BNZ), 2006 (AKA U15)

Top scorer - 1st division:

• Ronald Brunmayr 2002
• Roland Kollmann 2004, both 27 goals each

Regional league middle (3rd league):

• Herbert Rauter 2011 (22 goals) and 2012 (23 goals)

Styrian regional league:

• Stefan Kölly 1950

Trainer

The GAK football coaches from 1902 until today:
1902-1948: 1902: Franz Egger 1904: Robert Brodner 1905–1906: Anton Blaschek 1907: Wolfgang Leitgebel 1920s: Friedrich, Otto Rosner 1923/24 Johann Kowanda 1925/26, 28: Major Opitz 1923/1926: Johann Ehrlich 1929: Anton Smolnik 1933: Josef Haist 1948–1951: Karl Mütsch 1951–1952: Josef Pojar 1952: Engelbert Smutny 1953–1954: Karl Mütsch 1954–1957: Alfred Pestitschek 1957–1960: János Szép 1960–1962: Ferdinand Fritsch 1962–1963: Juan Schwanner 1963–1964: Fritz Pimperl 1964: Milan Zeković 1964–1965: Karl Durspekt	1965–1967: Karl Kowanz 1967–1969: Fritz Kominek 1969–1970: Vlado Šimunić 1970–1971: Karl Durspekt 1971–1973: Helmut Senekowitsch 1973–1974: Alfred Günthner 1974-1975: Hans Hipp 1975–1977: Hermann Stessl 1977 (interim): Hermann Repitsch 1977–1978: Gerd Springer 1978 (interim): Walter Koleznik 1978-1981: Václav Halama 1981 (rounds 1 - 14): Zlatko Čajkovski 1981-1984: August Starek 1984–1985: Helmut Senekowitsch 1985–1986: Gernot Fraydl 1986–1987: Adolf Blutsch 1987-1988: Adi Pinter 1988-1989: Václav Halama 1989: Karl Philipp 1989-1990: Adi Pinter 1990: Heinz Binder	1990-1992: Savo Ekmečić 1992-1993: Milan Miklavić 1993–1996: Hans-Ulrich Thomale 1996: Ljupko Petrović 1996 (interim, 9th round): Hans-Peter Schaller 1996-1997: August Starek 1997–2000: Klaus Augenthaler 2000: Rainer Hörgl 2000–2001: Werner Gregoritsch 2001 (Interim.): Christian Keglevits 2001-2002: Thijs Libregts 2002 (interim): Christian Keglevits 2002–2006: Walter Schachner 2006–2007: Lars Søndergaard 2007 - January 2008: Dietmar Pegam 01/2008 - 08/2008: Stojadin Rajković 08/2008 - 01/2010: Gregor Pötscher 01/2010 - 11/2010: Heinz Karner 11/2010 - 06/2011: Peter Stöger 06/2011 - 06/2012: Aleš Čeh 06/2012 - 12/2012: Ante Šimundža (season 2012/13 not ended due to cessation of game operations)	07/2013 - 09/2017: Gernot Plassnegger (for the successor club GAC 1902, since March 2014 GAK 1902) 09/2017 (Interim., 10th round): Markus Rebernegg 10/2017 (Interim., 11th round): Alfred Gert 10/2017 - 02/2020: David Preiß (01 - 06/2019 "Team trainer") 01/2019 - 06/2019: Enrico Kulovits as "head coach" 02/2020 (interim, 18th round): Alois Hödl / Ralph Spirk from 03/2020 Gernot Plassnegger

player

→ Main article: List of first division of the GAK
→ Main article: List of second-division player of the GAK
→ Main article: List of Regional Player of the GAK

The GAK players in the Styrian leagues from 2013 to 2018:
player	Born on the	nationality	Game- position	at the GAK from ... to …	league	Games	Gates	successes
Ajan, Amir	10/03/95	Bosnia Herzegovina	M.	2016/17	Oberliga Mitte-West	17th	2	Champion (1) Oberliga Mitte-West
Allmannsdorfer, Marco	04/12/93	Austria	M.	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower league middle, upper league middle-west , Regional League Styria	77	19th	Champion (3) lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Bloder, Manuel	09/12/90	Austria	M.	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower league middle, upper league middle-west , Regional League Styria	38	4th	Champion (3) lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Brandner, Johannes	04/10/88	Austria	M.	2013/14 - 2014/15	1st class middle A, regional league middle	k. A.	k. A.	Champion (2) 1st class middle A, regional league middle
Bungic, Jurica	08/16/89	Bosnia Herzegovina	M.	2013/14	1st class middle A	4th	1	Master (1) 1st class middle A
Dabic, Alexander	05/01/91	Montenegro	V	2016/17 - 2017/18	Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria	47	10	Champion (2) Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria
Rapier, Philip	02/20/89	Austria	M.	2013/14	1st class middle A	15th	0	Master (1) 1st class middle A
Derk, Erik	02/28/00	Croatia	M.	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower league middle, upper league middle-west , Regional League Styria	11	1	Champion (3) Unterliga Mitte, Oberliga Mitte, Landesliga Styria
Derrant, Dominik	11/25/94	Austria	V	2017/18	Regional League Styria	15th	0	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Ceesay, bunabass	04/15/96	Gambia	M.	2013/14 - 2014/15	1st class middle A, regional league middle	25th	3	Champion (2) 1st class middle A, regional league middle
Ciocrasan, Cristian Tomas	01/01/98	Romania	M.	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower league middle, upper league middle-west , Regional League Styria	44	4th	Champion (3) Unterliga Mitte, Oberliga Mitte, Landesliga Styria
Fischer, Andreas	01/06/91	Austria	A.	2017/18	Regional League Styria	27	10	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Fürstaller, Philip	08/01/89	Austria	V	2013/14 - 2015/16	1st class middle A, regional league middle , Lower division middle	55	2	Master (3) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, lower league middle
Geller, Benjamin	05/09/94	Austria	V	2013/14 - 2014/15	1st class middle A, regional league middle	26th	1	Champion (2) 1st class middle A, regional league middle
Count, Lukas	08/12/94	Austria	V	2016/17 - 2017/18	Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria	52	7th	Champion (2) Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria
Griesbacher, Marvin	08/09/92	Austria	M.	2013/14 - 2014/15	1st class middle A, regional league middle	44	8th	Champion 1st class middle A, regional league middle
Greek, Michael	10/10/86	Austria	A.	2014/15	Regional League Middle	18th	13	Champion (1) Regional League Middle
Gruber, Florian	10/14/96	Austria	M.	2017/18	Regional League Styria	22nd	3	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Hackinger, Dominik	11/19/88	Austria	M.	2016/17 - 2017/18	Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria	47	27	Champion (2) Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria
Haider, Patrick	03/26/89	Austria	T	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower division middle, upper division middle-west , regional league Styria	61	0	Champion (3) lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Heibl, Marco	09/21/98	Austria	M.	2014/15 - 2016/17	Regional league middle, lower league middle , upper league middle-west	38	2	Master (3) regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west
Hail, Marco	10/02/92	Austria	A.	2016/17 - 2017/18	Oberliga Mitte-West, Landesliga Styria	23	15th	Champion (2) Oberliga Mitte-West Landesliga Styria
Heinemann, Paul	12/27/99	Austria	M.	2014/15 - 2015/16	Regional league center, lower league center	10	1	Champion (2) regional league center, lower league center
Hösele, Lukas	12/23/97	Austria	T	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower division middle, upper division middle-west , regional league Styria	10	0	Champion (3) lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Ivanescu, Ali-Alexander	01/02/94	Austria	AT THE	2013/14 - 2016/17	1st class middle A, regional league middle , lower league middle , upper league middle-west	59	54	Master (4) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west
Kammerhofer, Stefan	04.02.00	Austria	V	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower division middle, upper division middle-west , regional league Styria	72	2	Champion (3) lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Karre, Stefan	05/20/92	Austria	V	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower division middle, upper division middle-west , regional league Styria	41	5	Champion (3) Unterliga Mitte, Oberliga Mitte, Landesliga Styria
Kehic, Elvedin	01/01/98	Bosnia Herzegovina	A.	2014/15 - 2015/16	Regional league center, lower league center	2	1	Champion (2) regional league center, lower league center
Kiric, Luka	12/23/94	Slovenia	M.	2017/18	Regional League Styria	14th	3	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Cook, Jonas	01/01/89	Germany	A.	2015/16	Lower division middle	24	19th	Champion (1) lower league middle
Kohlbacher, Julian	09.01.00	Austria	V	2016/17	Oberliga Mitte-West	1	0	Champion (1) Oberliga Mitte-West
Herb, Gernot	08/08/92	Austria	V	2017/18	Regional League Styria	28	0	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Kreisl, Martin	02/02/89	Austria	T	2013/14 - 2014/15, 2017/18	1st class middle A, regional league middle , regional league Styria	47	0	Master (3) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, regional league Styria
Kremer, Nikolai Michael	06/27/95	Austria	A.	2016/17	Oberliga Mitte-West	24	6th	Champion (1) Oberliga Mitte-West
Lienhart, Heinz	03/04/79	Austria	T	2013/14 - 2016/17	1st class middle A, regional league middle , lower league middle , upper league middle-west	3	0	Master (4) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west
Matzer, Franz	08/18/80	Austria	M.	2013/14	1st class middle A	2	0	Master (1) 1st class middle A
Messner, Dominik	09/03/92	Austria	V	2015/16 - 2017/18	Lower division middle, upper division middle-west , regional league Styria	75	2	Champion (3) lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Micelli, Marco	01/24/88	Austria	V	2013/14 - 2014/15	1st class middle A, regional league middle	35	2	Champion (2) 1st class middle A, regional league middle
Neuhold, Nico	04/22/98	Austria	V	2014/15 - 2017/18	Regional League Middle, Lower League Middle , Upper League Middle-West , Regional League Styria	27	5	Champion (4) regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Perchthold, Marco	09/21/88	Austria	M.	2017/18	Regional League Styria	29	4th	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Puchmüller, Maximilian	12/06/97	Austria	A.	2014/15 - 2016/17	Regional league middle, lower league middle , upper league middle-west	23	2	Master (3) regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west
Puster, Luca	03/03/95	Austria	V	2017/18	Regional League Styria	8th	0	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Rannegger, Bernhard	02/06/95	Austria	A.	2013/14	1st class middle A	11	1	Master (1) 1st class middle A
Rappel, Michael	?	Austria	M.	2015/16	Lower division middle	5	1	Champion (1) lower league middle
Reiterer, Dominik	01/01/99	Austria	T	2014/15	Regional League Middle	1	0	Champion (1) Regional League Middle
Rother, Alexander	05/20/93	Austria	A.	2017/18	Regional League Styria	14th	9	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Sacher, Laurenz	05/24/94	Austria	M.	2013/14 - 2016/17	1st class middle A, regional league middle , lower league middle , upper league middle-west	85	58	Master (4) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west
Säumel, Gerald	1/10/86	Austria	M.	2013/14 - 2017/18	1st class middle A, regional league middle , lower league middle , upper league middle-west , regional league Styria	97	8th	Master (5) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, lower league middle, upper league middle-west, regional league Styria
Schaupp, Fabio-Sandro	01/09/97		?	2014/15 - 2015/16	Regional league center, lower league center	1	0	Champion (2) regional league center, lower league center
Scheiblhofer, Jonas	01/01/00	Austria	?	2014/15	Regional League Middle	2	0	Champion (1) Regional League Middle
Schenk, Philipp	10/12/85	Austria	A.	2013/14	1st class middle A	6th	9	Master (1) 1st class middle A
Schöpf, Oliver	07/18/90	Austria	M.	2015/16	Lower division middle	6th	1	Champion (1) lower league middle
Stadler, Florian	12/20/91	Austria	V	2014/15	Regional League Middle	23	2	Champion (1) Regional League Middle
Strauss, Martin	01/31/92	Austria	M.	2014/15 - 2015/16	Regional league center, lower league center	28	2	Champion (2) regional league center, lower league center
Untergrabner, Mario	03/01/97	Austria	M.	2013/14 - 2014/15	1st class middle A, regional league middle	22nd	2	Champion (2) 1st class middle A, regional league middle
Vardic, Orhan	06/11/00	Bosnia Herzegovina	V	2017/18	Regional League Styria	2	0	Champion (1) Regional League Styria
Wemmer, Richard	02/18/81	Austria	M.	2013/14 - 2015/16, 2017/18	1st class middle A, regional league middle , lower league middle , regional league Styria	63	76	Champion (4) 1st class middle A, regional league middle, lower league middle, regional league Styria
listed are players with championship stakes - as of January 2019

Record players, ÖFB team appearances, championship team 2004, team of the century 2002

The record players:
Surname	year	value
all after missions
Walter Koleznik	1961-1978	401
Mario Zuenelli	1973-1987	344
Erich Frisch	1953-1969	340
Werner Maier	1969-1982	324
Martin Amerhauser	1995/96, 1999 - 2007	305
Legionaries after missions
Savo Ekmecic	1977-1985	269
Ales Ceh	1995 - 2003	230
Boban Dmitrovic	1996 - 2003	186
Zelimir Vidovic	1983-1989	167
Zeljko Vukovic	1995-1999	138
all after gates
Wilhelm Sgerm	1955-1967	118
Walter Koleznik	1961-1978	85
Mario Zuenelli	1973-1987	70
Hannes Jank	1958-1964	66
Roland Kollmann	2001-2007	63
based on games in the highest league (as of January 2019)

The national players:
Playername	from	to	Games	National team
Roland Kollmann	03/26/2003	02/09/2005	11	Austria
Walter Koleznik	10/13/1963	05/19/1968	6th	Austria
Mario Tokic	11/10/2001	03/30/2005	14th	Croatia
Péter Halmosi	08/21/2002	08/21/2002	1	Hungary
Josef Stering	04/27/1969	04.09.1971	3	Austria
Gerhard Steinkogler	09/26/1979	10/17/1979	2	Austria
Rudolf Steinbauer	November 20, 1985	05/14/1986	2	Austria
Ilčo Naumovski	02/09/2003	09/10/2003	8th	North Macedonia
Matjaž Kek	11/18/1992	11/18/1992	1	Slovenia
Joachim Standfest	10/11/2003	11/15/2006	16	Austria
Mario Zuenelli	06/04/1980	09/24/1980	2	Austria
Alen Škoro	10/11/2006	10/11/2006	1	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Libor Sionko	03/31/2004	03/31/2004	1	Czech Republic
Gernot Sick	09/04/2004	10/13/2004	2	Austria
Andreas Schranz	04/28/2004	09/06/2006	6th	Austria
Eduard Abazi	09/09/1992	02/17/1993	2	Albania
Zlatko Junuzović	03/01/2006	11/15/2006	4th	Austria
Herfried Sabitzer	08/31/1996	03/18/1997	2	Austria
Johannes Jank	10/13/1963	10/13/1963	1	Austria
Wilhelm Huberts	05/24/1959	03/27/1960	4th	Austria
Gerfried Hodschar	09/06/1967	05/01/1968	2	Austria
Mario Hieblinger	09/03/2005	09/07/2005	2	Austria
Ralph Hasenhüttl	05/17/1988	05/17/1988	1	Austria
Dieter Ramusch	08/16/1995	10/11/1997	7th	Austria
Paul Halla	11/23/1952	03/25/1953	2	Austria
Stefán Gíslason	01/08/2002	01/10/2002	2	Iceland
Stefan Kölly	06/22/1952	06/22/1952	1	Austria
Emanuel Pogatetz	08/20/2003	02/09/2005	10	Austria
Gernot Fraydl	05/27/1961	06/11/1961	2	Austria
Kurt Eigenstiller	04/11/1954	04/11/1954	1	Austria
Anton Ehmann	11/20/2002	09/03/2005	13	Austria
Herbert Ninaus	09/14/1958	05.10.1958	2	Austria
Matthias Dollinger	09/06/2003	02/09/2005	6th	Austria
Željko Milinovič	08/16/2000	10/11/2000	4th	Slovenia
Boban Dmitrovic	06/02/2001	06/07/2003	13	Serbia and Montenegro
Aleš Čeh	10/13/1993	06/12/2002	72	Slovenia
Ronald Brunmayr	08/16/2000	04/30/2003	8th	Austria
Imants Bleidelis	02/08/2005	09/07/2005	8th	Latvia
Mario Bazina	08/21/2002	08/21/2002	1	Croatia
René Aufhauser	03/27/2002	03/30/2005	25th	Austria
Martin Amerhauser	02/23/2000	09/07/2005	6th	Austria
Andreas Lipa	04/26/2000	04/26/2000	1	Austria

The TOP 10 ÖFB national players:
Rene Aufhauser (25)
Joachim Standfest (16)
Anton Ehmann (13)
Roland Kollmann (11)
Emanuel Pogatetz (10)
Ronald Brunmayr (8)
Dieter Ramusch (7)
Martin Amerhauser (6)
Matthias Dollinger (6)
Andreas Schranz (6)
Status: January 2019

The 2004 championship team:

Goal : Franz Almer (3 / -); Andreas Schranz (33 / -) Defense : Anton Ehmann (27/3); Thomas Lechner (1 / -); Mario Majstorović (6 / -); Emanuel Pogatetz (31/1); Gregor Pötscher (30 / -); Joachim Standfest (32 / -); Mario Tokić (35/4) Midfield : Martin Amerhauser (28/2); René Aufhauser (28/5); Mario Bazina (33/7); Matthias Dollinger (28/1); Nikola Milinković (15 / -); Samir Muratović (14/1); Dieter Ramusch (27/1); David Sencar (2 / -); Gernot Sick (24/1); Libor Sionko (15/2) Storm : Michaël Goossens (13 / -); Dominic Hassler (8/1); Roland Kollmann (32/27); Ilčo Naumoski (10/3); Skelley Adu Tutu (6 / -) Trainer : Walter Schachner

The team of the century from 2002:
goalkeeper
Savo Ekmecic
defense
Gerald Erkinger
Mario Zuenelli
Harald Gamauf
Željko Vuković
midfield
Harald Rebernig
Josef Stering
Ales Ceh
Walter Koleznik
attack
Wilhelm Sgerm
Ronald Brunmayr
Trainer
Hans-Ulrich Thomale
Century player
Savo Ekmečić
elected by GAK fans in 2002

Championship placements from 1920

The fever curve of GAK football in championship operation from 1920:

Statistics 1st, 2nd and 3rd division from 1950:
league	space	Seasons	Games	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points	title	Years
1	9	50	1546	572	406	568	2234: 2321	-125	2122	1	1951-74, 1975-90, 1995-2007
2	-	9	224	126	51	47	426: 204	222	429	3	1950/51, 1974/75, 1990 - 95, since 2019
3	-	6 (7)	194	106	54	34	391: 206	185	358	2	2007 - 2012 (2013), 2018/19
for the 2nd league there are no statistics from 1950 (only from 1974/75) - regional league season 2012/13 not ended (games not counted)

Championship placements 1920 - 1945:
season	league	space	Remarks
1920/21	Styrian League	02.	mostly referred to as 1st class
1921/22	Styrian League	01.	(unofficial) state cup winner
1922/23	Styrian League	02.	Construction of the west stand
1923/24	Styrian League	01.	first official championship
1925	Styrian League	02.
1926	Styrian League	01.
1927	Styrian League	01.	Landescup -Winner ?, 25-year club anniversary
1928	Styrian League	01.
1928/29	Styrian League	01.	Austrian amateur state champion
1929/30	Styrian League	01.
1930/31	Styrian League	01.	Austrian Vice-Amateur State Champion
1931/32	Styrian League	01.	Austrian amateur state champion , national cup finalist
1932/33	Styrian League	01.	Austrian amateur state champion
1933/34	Styrian League	02.	Installation of a floodlight system (Friebe!)
1934/35	Styrian League	05.	State Cup finalist
1935/36	Styrian League	02.	State Cup finalist
1936/37	Styrian League	04th
1937/38	Styrian League	05.
1938/39	District class south	05.	Tschammerpokal 1st intermediate round
1939/40	District class south	04th	Tschammer Cup 3rd intermediate round
1940/41	Gauliga Styria	03.	Tschammerpokal 2nd main round
1941/42	Gauliga Styria	0?	no placement can be determined, Tschammer Cup 1st preliminary round
1942/43	Gauliga Steiermark Group A	04th	Semifinals Gaupokal
1943/44	Gauliga Steiermark Group A	03.	Round of 16 Gaupokal
1944/45	Gauliga Styria	n / b	canceled due to the war and not finished

Championship placements 1946 - 1974:
season	league	space	Remarks
1945/46	National league	04th
1946/47	National league	05.	State Cup finalist
1947/48	National league	05.	State Cup finalist
1948/49	National league	03.	Foundation of the State League
1949/50	National league	03.	Promotion to the newly founded State League B
1950/51	State League B	02.	Promotion to state league A, adaptation of the Körösistraße stadium
1951/52	State League A	06th	as a climber directly best federal state club
1952/53	State League A	07th	50-year club anniversary
1953/54	State League A	04th	great tour of the Far East
1954/55	State League A	08th.
1955/56	State League A	07th
1956/57	State League A	06th
1957/58	State League A	05.	Participation in the Alpine Cup 1958
1958/59	State League A	07th	Cup semifinals
1959/60	State League A	10.	until 1962 the following sections in the highest Austrian league: soccer, tennis women and men, basketball men, water polo
1960/61	State League	05.	Cup semifinals , 3 regional leagues as 2nd level
1961/62	State League	07th	Cup finals , International Football (Rappan-) Cup , further stadium expansion
1962/63	State League	09.	European Cup
1963/64	State League	06th	Winner of the 1st indoor tournament in Graz
1964/65	State League	10.	Exhibition Cities Cup
1965/66	National league	10.
1966/67	National league	09.
1967/68	National league	06th	Cup finals
1968/69	National league	10.	European Cup , new east stand
1969/70	National league	13.
1970/71	National league	11.	all active team sports of the GAK in the highest Austrian league
1971/72	National league	08th.	Mitropacup , until 1974 games mostly in the federal stadium in Liebenau
1972/73	National league	03.	best championship ranking so far
1973/74	National league	12.	European Cup , foundation of the Bundesliga (10-league); Forced relegation

Championship placements 1975 - 1994:
season	league	space	Remarks
1974/75	National League (2nd League)	01.	Immediate promotion to the upper house, all games in the Körösistraße stadium
1975/76	Bundesliga	09.	until 1986 all games in the federal stadium in Liebenau , Austrian junior champion
1976/77	1st division	08th.	Football section independent branch club
1977/78	1st division	06th	Group victory Inter (toto) cup , 75th club anniversary
1978/79	1st division	09.
1979/80	1st division	04th	Winner Graz indoor tournament
1980/81	1st division	05.	Cup win
1981/82	1st division	03.	European Cup ,
1982/83	1st division	07th	European Cup , Cup semifinals , league reform (16-league), winner of the Graz indoor tournament
1983/84	1st division	08th.	Austrian indoor runner-up
1984/85	1st division	10.	Finalist Graz indoor tournament
1985/86	Upper playoff	06th	League reform: two 12-player leagues with a playoff system
1986/87	Middle playoff	03.	Return to the Körösistraße stadium (GAK casino stadium), winner of the Graz indoor tournament
1987/88	Upper playoff	07th
1988/89	Upper playoff	07th
1989/90	Middle playoff	07th	Relegation to the 2nd division
1990/91	Lower playoff	01.
1991/92	Middle playoff	08th.	Champion of the 2nd division (no promotion), Cup semifinals , Austrian youth champion (BNZ)
1992/93	Middle playoff	04th	Finalist Graz indoor tournament
1993/94	2nd Bundesliga	03.	League reform, cup semifinals , finalist Graz indoor tournament

Championship placements 1995 - 2006:
season	league	space	Remarks
1994/95	2nd Bundesliga	01.	Promotion to the 1st Bundesliga
1995/96	1st National League	04th	Cup semifinals , winner of the Graz indoor tournament
1996/97	1st National League	05.	European Cup , games mostly in the Alpenstadion Kapfenberg , finalist Graz indoor tournament
1997/98	1st National League	03.	until 2007 all games in the newly built Liebenau stadium , Intertotocup , finalist Graz indoor tournament
1998/99	Bundesliga	03.	European Cup , winner of the Graz indoor tournament, 3rd place in the Austrian indoor cup
1999/00	Bundesliga	07th	European Cup , 2nd Cup victory , Supercup victory , finalist Graz indoor tournament
2000/01	Bundesliga	03.	European Cup
2001/02	Bundesliga	03.	European Cup , 3rd Cup victory , 2nd Supercup victory , 100th anniversary of the club (including game against Real Madrid)
2002/03	Bundesliga	02.	European Cup
2003/04	Bundesliga	01.	first championship title in club history, 4th cup win (= "double"), finalist Supercup , European Cup
2004/05	Bundesliga	02.	European Cup , Cup semifinals , opening of the Weinzödl training center , demolition of the Körösistraße stadium
2005/06	Bundesliga	06th	European Cup , Austrian U15 champion

→ Main article : Austrian Football Championship 2003/04

Championship placements 2007 - 2012:
season	league	space	Remarks
2006/07	Bundesliga	10.	Forced relegation in 3rd division (Regionalliga Mitte), bankruptcy No. 1
2007/08	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	03.	Until 2012 games with a few exceptions in the Liebenau stadium , bankruptcy No. 2
2008/09	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	02.
2009/10	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	05.	Bankruptcy No. 3
2010/11	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	03.
2011/12	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	01.	2nd relegation game for promotion to the 2nd division 3: 0 for TSV Hartberg verified as a criminal offense
2012/13	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	n / b	Bankruptcy No. 4 and gaming operations closed on October 30th

Championship placements 2013 - 2021:
season	league	space	Remarks
2013/14	1st class middle A (8th division)	01.	Promotion to the regional league center, all games in the Weinzödl sports center
2014/15	Regional league middle (7th league)	01.	Promotion to the lower league center, construction of an additional grandstand
2015/16	Lower division middle (6th division)	01.	Promotion to the Oberliga Mitte-West,
2016/17	Oberliga Mitte-West (5th division)	01.	Promotion to the Styrian regional league, thus championship titles in all divisions, semi-finals Landescup
2017/18	Landesliga (4th division)	01.	Promotion to the regional league middle, semi-finals Landescup
2018/19	Regionalliga Mitte (3rd division)	01.	Promotion to 2nd league, participation in the ÖFB-Cup (semi-finals against FC Red Bull Salzburg ), championship game against the Sturm Amateurs in the Liebenau stadium (6,100 spectators)
2019/20	2nd league	015th	Championship operation from March 8 to June 5, 2020 suspended due to the COVID pandemic - continued on June 5 from the 20th round with ghost games, home games without spectators in the Gleisdorf stadium
2020/21	2. LIga

Details of the Styrian Championships 2013 - 2018:
season	league	Division	space	Games	G	U	V	Goals scored	Goals received	difference	Points
2013/14	1st class middle A (VIII)	8th	1	22nd	20th	2	0	124	12	112	62
2014/15	Regional League Middle (VII)	7th	1	26th	23	1	2	107	29	78	70
2015/16	Lower league middle (VI)	6th	1	26th	22nd	3	1	88	19th	69	69
2016/17	Oberliga Middle / West (V)	5	1	26th	14th	9	3	65	29	36	51
2017/18	State League Styria (IV)	4th	1	30th	21st	5	4th	61	24	37	68

→ Main article : Eternal table of the Austrian football championship

→ Main article : Eternal table of the 2nd Austrian division

→ Main article : Landesliga Styria

→ Main article : Regionalliga Mitte

ÖFB youth league, other combat teams, junior titles

Placements of the Austrian Youth League 2003 to 2009:
season	U15	U17	U19
2003/04	10.	11.	5.
2004/05	4th	11.	9.
2005/06	1.	10.	6th
2006/07	11.	8th.	4th
2007/08	5.	12.	11.
2008/09	n / t	6th	n / t
Participation from 1989 to 1996, 2000 to 2009 (from 2007 AKA HIB-Liebenau)

Championship placements for cooperation teams / other combat teams:
season	team	league	space	Remarks
1964/65	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian state and regional league teams	2.
1965/66	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	1.
1966/67	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	1.
1967/68	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	1.
1968/69	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	1.
1969/70	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	2.
1970/71	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	1.
1971/72	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	5.
1972/73	GAK II	Junior championship of the Styrian national and regional league teams	3.
1973/74	GAK II	Regional League Southwest (5th League)	1.	Promotion to Unterliga Süd (4th division), fighting team forced relegation 2nd division
1974/75	GAK II	Lower division south (4th division)	a. K.	Combat team, promotion to 1st division
1985/86	FC Graz	2nd class Graz (7th league)	1.	Cooperation team
1986/87	FC Graz	1st class Graz (6th league)	1.
1987/88	FC Graz	Regional League Southwest (5th League)	5.
1988/89	FC Graz	Regional League Southwest (5th League)	5.
1989/90	FC Graz	Regional League Southwest (5th League)	11.	Combat team relegated to 2nd division
1991/92	Flavia Solva	Regional League Styria (3rd League)	2.	Cooperation team
1992/93	Flavia Solva	Regional League Styria (3rd League)	1.	Promotion to 2nd division
1995/96	ESK Graz	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	9.	Combat team, return to the first division, BNZ discontinuation, exit from the ÖFB youth league
1996/97	ESK Graz	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	2.
1997/98	ESK / GAK	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	6th
1998/99	ESK / GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	8th.
1999/00	ESK / GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	5.
2000/01	ESK / GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	13.	Football Academy (AKA), participation in the Austrian Youth League
2001/02	ESK / GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	7th
2002/03	ESK / GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	4th
2003/04	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	3.
2004/05	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	3.
2005/06	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	2.
2006/07	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	9.
2007/08	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	12.	Fighting team forced relegation in Regionalliga Mitte
2008/09	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	11.
2009/10	GAK amateurs	Landesliga Styria (4th league)	16.	Relegation to the Oberliga Mitte-West (5th division)
2010/11	GAK II	Oberliga Mitte-West (5th division)	9.
2011/12	GAK II	Oberliga Mitte-West (5th division)	8th.
2012/13	GAK II	Oberliga Mitte-West (5th division)	n / b	October 30, 2013 Closure of gaming operations
2015/16	GAK II	1st class middle A (8th division)	1.	Promotion to regional league middle (7th division)
2016/17	GAK II	Regional league middle (7th league )	4th
2017/18	GAK II	Regional league middle (7th league)	2.
2018/19	GAK II	Regional league middle (7th league)	1.	Promotion to lower division middle (6th division)
2019/20	GAK amateurs	Lower division middle (6th division)	n / b	Season canceled due to the corona crisis
2020/21	GAK amateurs	Lower division middle (6th division)
	GAK Juniors	1st class middle A (8th division)		first appearance of a 3rd combat team
Sources: www.grazerak.at, www.stfv.at

→ Main article: Grazer AK II

GAK junior championship title (as of January 2019) :

3 × Austrian championship titles: 1976 (juniors), 1992 (BNZ), 2006 (AKA U15) (runner-up: 1975 juniors, 1976 U12, 1984 pupils, 1994 BNZ U16 - 3rd place: 1966 reserve, 1976 U21, 1985 U14) 1 × Austrian ISF national winner 2009 (AKA) 10 × Styrian (U20 / U21) junior champions 1960, 1962, 1966-69, 1970, 1974-76 (runner-up: 1946, 1961, 1964, 1971-73, 1977) 3 × champions of the Styrian national and regional league teams reserve 1960, 1961, 1971 at least 83 further titles in Styrian junior competitions in other age groups State winner Styria in the ÖFB-Coca-Cola-Cup U12 2017 at least 29 Graz junior titles Bronze medal at the ISF U17 World Championship 2009 in Antalya (AKA), 10th place ISF World Championship U17 2003 in Shanghai (AKA) 2 × Vice European Champion U13 2009, 2012 Participation in the Cordial Cup final 2017, 2018 (U13 Juniors)

The Graz Derby

→ Main article : Graz Derby

The first derby of the fighting teams from GAK and Sturm took place on September 25, 1910. By 1919 there were a total of 22 games.

"Small" derbies 2007/08 to 2012/13, 2018/19:
2007/08	Regional league middle	GAK - Sturm II 0: 1	Storm II - GAK 0: 0
2008/09	Regional league middle	Storm II - GAK 3: 0	GAK - Sturm II 2: 2
2009/10	Regional league middle	Storm II - GAK 2: 1	GAK - Sturm II 0: 4
2010/11	Regional league middle	Storm II - GAK 1: 2	GAK - Sturm II 1: 1
2011/12	Regional league middle	Storm II - GAK 0: 3	GAK - Sturm II 3: 2
2012/13	Regional league middle	GAK - Sturm II 0: 0	GAK season not ended
2018/19	Regional league middle	GAK - Sturm II 3: 2	Storm II - GAK 0: 1

Other local derbies in Graz from 1950 onwards:
season	league	Game 1	Game 2
1950/51	State League B	GAK - Austria Graz 2: 3	Austria Graz - GAK 1: 2
1952/53	State League A	GAK - GSC 3: 4	GSC - GAK 2: 2
1955/56	State League A	Austria Graz - GAK 0: 2	GAK - Austria Graz 1: 2
1992/93	2nd division	GAK - LUV Graz 1: 1	LUV Graz - GAK 0: 5

European Cup balance sheet

GAK European Cup balance sheet:
season	competition	round	opponent	total	First leg	Return leg
1962/63	UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	2nd round	B 1909 Odense	4: 6	1: 1 (H)	3: 5 (A)
1964/65	Trade fair trophy	1 round	NK Zagreb	2: 9	2: 3 (A)	0: 6 (H)
1968/69	UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	1 round	ADO The Hague	1: 6	1: 4 (A)	0: 2 (H)
1973/74	Uefa cup	1 round	Panachaiki Patras	1: 3	0: 1 (H)	1: 2 (A)
1981/82	UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	1 round	Dinamo Tbilisi	2: 4	0: 2 (A)	2: 2 (H)
1982/83	Uefa cup	1 round	Corvinul Hunedoara	1: 4	1: 1 (H)	0: 3 (A)
1996/97	Uefa cup	qualification	FK Vojvodina Novi Sad	7: 1	2: 0 (H)	5: 1 (A)
		1 round	Germinal Ekeren	( a ) 3: 3(a)	1: 3 (A)	2: 0 (H)
		2nd round	Inter Milan	1: 1 (3: 5 on behalf )	0: 1 (A)	1: 0 a.d. (H)
1997	UEFA Intertoto Cup	Group games	Silkeborg IF	5: 4	2: 0 (H)
			Ebbw Vale AFC		0: 0 (A)
			NK Hrvatski dragovoljac		1: 3 (H)
			SC Bastia		2: 1 (A)
1998/99	Uefa cup	2nd qualifying round	Vaasan PS	3-0	0: 0 (A)	3: 0 (H)
		1 round	Litex Lovech	3: 1	1: 1 (A)	2: 0 (H)
		2nd round	AS Monaco	3: 7	3: 3 (H)	0: 4 (A)
1999/00	Uefa cup	qualification	KÍ Klaksvík	9-0	5: 0 (A)	4: 0 (H)
		1 round	FC Spartak Trnava	4: 2	3: 0 (H)	1: 2 (A)
		2nd round	Panathinaikos Athens	02: 2 1	2: 1 (H)	0: 1 (A)
2000/01	Uefa cup	1 round	1. FC Košice	3: 2	3: 2 (A)	0: 0 (H)
		2nd round	Espanyol Barcelona	1: 4	0: 4 (A)	1: 0 (H)
2001/02	Uefa cup	qualification	HB Tórshavn	6: 2	2: 2 (A)	4: 0 (H)
		2nd round	FC Utrecht	3: 6	0: 3 (A)	3: 3 (H)
2002/03	UEFA Champions League	2nd qualifying round	Sheriff Tiraspol	6: 1	4: 1 (A)	2: 0 (H)
		3rd qualifying round	Moscow locomotive	3: 5	0: 2 (H)	3: 3 (A)
2002/03	Uefa cup	1 round	APOEL Nicosia	1: 3	0: 2 (A)	1: 1 (H)
2003/04	UEFA Champions League	2nd qualifying round	SK Tirana	7: 2	5: 1 (A)	2: 1 (H)
		3rd qualifying round	Ajax Amsterdam	2: 3	1: 1 (H)	1: 2 n.SG. (A)
2003/04	Uefa cup	1 round	Vålerenga IF	01: 1 1	0: 0 (A)	1: 1 (H)
2004/05	UEFA Champions League	3rd qualifying round	Liverpool FC	1: 2	0: 2 (H)	1: 0 (A)
2004/05	Uefa cup	1 round	Litex Lovech	5: 1	5: 0 (H)	0: 1 (A)
		Group stage	AJ Auxerre	5: 4	0: 0 (A)
			Amica Wronki		3: 1 (H)
			Glasgow Rangers		0: 3 (A)
			AZ Alkmaar		2: 0 (H)
		Round of 16	Middlesbrough FC	3: 4	2: 2 (H)	1: 2 (A)
2005/06	Uefa cup	2nd qualifying round	Nistru Otaci	3-0	2: 0 (A)	1: 0 (H)
		1 round	Racing Strasbourg	0: 7	0: 2 (H)	0: 5 (A)
1GAK was eliminated due to the away goals rule .
Overall record: 68 games, 25 wins, 17 draws, 26 defeats, 101: 100 goals (goal difference +1)
Addition: In 1961/62 there was still participation in the International Football (Rappan) Cup and in 1970/71 in the Mitropacup
Status: December 2014

ÖFB Cup

The GAK played in the Austrian Football Cup from 1958/59 to 2012/13 and from 2018/19 and in the Tschammer Cup between 1938 and 1944

The GAK in the ÖFB Cup from 1958/59:
year	round	opponent	Result
1958/59	Round of 16	SK Sturm Graz	0: 1
	Round of 16	1. Schwechater SC	5: 1
	Quarter finals	SV Austria Salzburg	2: 1 a.d.
	Semifinals	Rapid Vienna	0: 3
1959/60	Round of 16	FC Dornbirn	2: 4
1960/61	Round of 16	Austria Lustenau	8-0
	Round of 16	SV Austria Salzburg	3: 2
	Quarter finals	ÖMV Stadlau	4: 2
	Semifinals	Vienna	3: 4 a.d.
1961/62	Round of 16	SK Bürmoos	5: 1
	Round of 16	Wr. Sports club	2-0
	Quarter finals	Rapid Vienna	3: 1
	Semifinals	LASK	2: 1
	final	Austria Vienna	1: 4
1962/63	Round of 16	Vienna AC	1: 2
1963/64	Round of 16	Simmeringer SC	1: 2
1964/65	Round of 16	SV Austria Salzburg	1: 2
1965/66	Round of 16	ASK Gloggnitz	1: 1 a.d., 5: 0
	Round of 16	Rapid Vienna	2: 4
1966/67	Round of 16	SW Bregenz	2: 4
1967/68	Round of 16	SC Bruck / Mur	5: 1
	Round of 16	Kapfenberger SV	3: 1
	Quarter finals	SV Austria Salzburg	1-0
	Semifinals	SW Bregenz	2-0
	final	Rapid Vienna	0: 2
1968/69	Round of 16	FC ÖMV Stadlau	1: 3
	Round of 16	Austria Klagenfurt	1: 2
1969/70	Round of 16	Red-White Knittelfeld	0: 3
	Round of 16	WSG Wattens	3: 2
	Quarter finals	Wacker Innsbruck	2: 3
1970/71	Round of 16	Villacher SV	2: 1
	Round of 16	Kapfenberger SV	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Austria Vienna	0: 1
1971/72	1 round	Rapid Lienz	0: 2
1972/73	1 round	SV Schwechat	2: 3
	Round of 16	VOEST Linz	0: 1
1973/74	2nd round	1. Wiener Neustädter SC	1: 2
1974/75	1 round	Rapid Lienz	2: 1
	2nd round	VOEST Linz	2: 3
1975/76	Round of 16	Kapfenberger SV	3: 1
	Round of 16	Wr. Sports club	1: 2
1976/77	Round of 16	Wolfsberger AC	4: 1
	Round of 16	VOEST Linz	3: 2
	Quarter finals	Wr. Sports club	0: 1
1977/78	2nd round	SV Grödig	2-0
	Round of 16	Floridsdorfer AC	3: 1
	Quarter finals	SV Austria Salzburg	2: 3
1978/79	2nd round	ATUS Bärnbach	3: 2
	Round of 16	Kremser SC	3: 1
	Quarter finals	Rapid Vienna	1: 2
1979/80	2nd round	SK Tamsweg	4.2
	Round of 16	Austria Klagenfurt	1: 3 a.d.
1980/81	2nd round	Chemistry Linz	4-0
	Round of 16	Austria Vienna	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Rapid Vienna	1-0
	Semifinals	SSW Innsbruck	2: 1
	final	SV Austria Salzburg	0: 1, 2: 0 a.d.
1981/82	2nd round	Kapfenberger SV	2: 1
	Round of 16	ASK Voitsberg	10-0
	Quarter finals	VOEST Linz	1-0
	Semifinals	Austria Vienna	1: 1 n.V., 5: 6 n.E.
1982/83	1 round	SV Garsten	4-0
	2nd round	SV Spittal / Drau	3-0
	Round of 16	SK Sturm Graz	1: 3
1983/84	1 round	Phoenix Mürzzuschlag	2-0
	2nd round	ASKÖ Irschen	6: 1
	Round of 16	Rapid Vienna	0: 1
1984/85	1 round	SV Feldkirchen	1-0
	2nd round	Kapfenberger SV	2: 1
	Round of 16	Austria Vienna	1: 2
1985/86	2nd round	Forward Steyr	1: 1 n.V., 6: 7 n.E.
1986/87	1 round	ASK Nettingsdorf	8.0
	2nd round	UPS Salzburg	1: 1 n.V., 3: 4 n.E.
1987/88	1 round	FC Andorf	1: 1 n.V., 2: 4 n.e.
1988/89	1 round	FC Veitsch	9-0
	2nd round	SVG Bleiburg	2: 1
	Round of 16	SV Stockerau	1: 3
1989/90	1 round	ASKÖ Steyrermühl	4: 2
	2nd round	SVG Bleiburg	4: 1
	Round of 16	Rapid Vienna	2: 3 a.d.
1990/91	1 round	SK Altheim	4: 3
	2nd round	Villacher SV	2: 1 a.d.
	Round of 16	Wr. Sports club	2: 3 a.d.
1991/92	1 round	SV Braunau	2: 1
	2nd round	ESV Saalfelden	1-0
	Round of 16	Vienna	3: 2
	Quarter finals	FC Tirol	2: 1
	Semifinals	Austria Vienna	1: 5
1992/93	1 round	Flavia Solva	0: 3
1993/94	Preliminary round	SC Fürstenfeld	1-0
	1 round	Danube Linz	3-0
	2nd round	SV Hall	3-0
	Round of 16	Forward Steyr	1-0
	Quarter finals	Wacker Innsbruck	2: 1 a.d.
	Semifinals	FC Linz	1: 3
1994/95	Preliminary round	SVA Kindberg	6-0
	1 round	SC Marchtrenk	6: 2
	2nd round	SV Grieskirchen	4-0
	Round of 16	SV Braunau	3: 1
	Quarter finals	Rapid Vienna	0: 0 n.V., 4: 5 n.E.
1995/96	1 round	SV Lendorf	3: 1 a.d.
	2nd round	SW Bregenz	7: 2
	Round of 16	SV Austria Salzburg	2-0
	Quarter finals	SC Kundl	1-0
	Semifinals	SK Sturm Graz	1: 3
1996/97	2nd round	ASK Baumgarten	5: 1
	Round of 16	SV Gerasdorf	3: 3 n.V., 5: 4 n.e.
	Quarter finals	Vienna	1: 2
1997/98	Round of 16	ASK Voitsberg	0: 0 a.d., 5: 3 a.d.
	Round of 16	FC Tirol	1: 2
1998/99	2nd round	SAK Klagenfurt	5: 1
	Round of 16	SC Eisenstadt	6: 1
	Round of 16	FCN St. Pölten	4-0
	Quarter finals	SK Sturm Graz	1: 2
	2nd round	ESK / GAK II - SK Sturm Graz	0: 4
1999/2000	2nd round	ASK Voitsberg	3: 1 a.d.
	Round of 16	ASK Kottingbrunn	5: 1
	Round of 16	SV Wörgl	3: 1
	Quarter finals	SV Braunau	2: 1 a.d.
	Semifinals	ASKÖ Pasching	1-0
	final	SV Austria Salzburg	2: 2 n.V., 4: 3 n.e.
	1 round	ESK / GAK II - SV Ried im Innkreis	0: 2
2000/01	2nd round	FC Zeltweg	0: 1 a.d.
	Preliminary round	ESK / GAK II - TSV Pöllau	3: 2
	1 round	ESK / GAK II - SV Mattersburg	2-0
	2nd round	ESK / GAK II - SV Braunau	1: 4
2001/02	Round of 16	FC Waidhofen / Ybbs	3: 1
	Quarter finals	SC Untersiebenbrunn	2: 2 n.V., 8: 7 n.E.
	Semifinals	SV Austria Salzburg	2: 0 a.d.
	final	SK Sturm Graz	3: 2
2002/03	Round of 16	TuS FC Arnfels	4-0
	Quarter finals	SV Mattersburg	0: 1
2003/04	Round of 16	FC Wacker Tirol	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Rapid Vienna	3: 1
	Semifinals	SV Ried	3: 2
	final	Austria Vienna	3: 3 n.V., 5: 4 n.e.
	1 round	GAK Amateure - Admira Wacker Mödling	1: 3
2004/05	Round of 16	Kremser SC	4: 1
	Quarter finals	SC Austria Lustenau	3: 1
	Semifinals	SK Rapid Vienna	1: 4
	1 round	GAK Amateurs - TSV Hartberg	0: 4
2005/06	Round of 16	SV Pasching	1: 3
	Preliminary round	GAK Amateure - SV Bad Aussee	2: 2 n.V., 5: 4 n.e.
	1 round	GAK Amateurs - SV Mattersburg	1: 2
2006/07	1 round	SKU Amstetten	2: 1 a.d.
	2nd round	PSV Vienna	4: 2
	Round of 16	FC Red Bull Salzburg	0: 2
	Preliminary round	GAK Amateurs - Sturm Amateurs	3: 1
	1 round	GAK Amateurs - LASK	5: 6 a.d.
2007/08	Round of 16	ASK Voitsberg	1: 3
2008/09	Preliminary round	SC Kalsdorf	5: 1
	1 round	SCR Altach	1: 2
2009/10	Preliminary round	DSV Leoben	3: 1
	1 round	FC Gleisdorf	5-0
	2nd round	FC Lustenau	0: 3 (certified as a criminal offense)
2010/11	Preliminary round	ASK Voitsberg	2: 3
2011/12	Preliminary round	FC Gratkorn	2: 4
2012/13	1 round	Vienna	3: 2 a.d.
	2nd round	Wolfsberger AC	0: 6
2018/19	1 round	FC Marchfeld Donauauen	6-0
	2nd round	Forward Steyr	0: 0 a.d., 4: 2 a.d.
	Round of 16	Kapfenberger SV	3-0
	Quarter finals	Austria Vienna	2: 1
	Semifinals	FC Red Bull Salzburg	0: 6
2019/20	1 round	SC Neusiedl	6: 1
	2nd round	FC Wacker Innsbruck	1: 2
2020/21	1 round	SV Seekirchen 1945	0: 1
	Cup balance (As of February 2019)	Wins: 4 Final participation: 6 Semi-finals: 8 (14) Quarter-finals: 9 (23)

The Cup finals 1962 and 1968:
Cup final 1962 : May 30, 1962, Vienna, Prater Stadium , 9,000 spectators FK Austria Vienna - GAK 4: 1 Goals: Nemec (2), Oc Wirk , Vargo; Schursch
Cup final 1968 : May 23, 1968, Vienna, Praterstadion , 7,200 spectators SK Rapid Vienna - GAK 2: 0 Rapid line-up : Gerald Fuchsbichler, Walter Gebhardt , Walter Glechner , Erich Fak, Walter Skocik , Ewald Ullmann, Anton Fritsch, Jörn 'Johnny' Bjerregaard , Leopold Grausam , Rudolf Flögel , Günter Kaltenbrunner , Coach: Rudolf Vytlaci l List of GAK: Gerfried Hodschar, Gerald Erkinger, Erich Frisch, Johann Klug, Erwin Ninaus, Heinz Schilcher , Walter Koleznik , Johann Geyer, Erwin Hohenwarter (75 ' Hermann Stessl ), Ferdinand Eckhart (46' Johann Scharmann), Radoslav Slovic, coach: Fritz Kominek Goals: Fritsch, Kaltenbrunner (FE)

The 1981 cup final:
SV Austria Salzburg - GAK 1-0 May 20, 1981, Salzburg-Lehen stadium , audience: 5,500, referee: Franz Latzin, Hans-Gert Schildt 6 '
Austria Salzburg: Herbert Rettensteiner - Leopold Lainer , Gerhard Roos , Hannes Winklbauer , Günter Kronsteiner - Franz Bacher , Gerhard Breitenberger , Alfred Lettner (62nd Ewald Gröss ) - Gerhard Perlak , Hermann Stadler , Hans-Gerd Schildt (52nd Jaroslav Pollák ) - Trainer: August Starek
GAK: Savo Ekmečić - Mario Mohapp , Erwin Hohenwarter , Erich Marko , Paul Bajlitz (68th Mario Zuenelli ) - Josef Stering , Ernst Gössl , Ewald Ratschnig , Johann Pigel , - Harald Gamauf , Leo Weiss (59th Richard Burger ) - Trainers: Václav Halama
GAK - SV Austria Salzburg 2: 0 (1: 0, 1: 0) n.V. June 2nd 1981, Bundesstadion Graz-Liebenau , spectators: 7,000, referees: Erich Linemayr , Josef Stering 2 ', Alfred Riedl 106'
GAK: Savo Ekmečić - Harald Gamauf , Erwin Hohenwarter , Erich Marko , Paul Bajlitz (91st Ewald Ratschnig ) - Josef Stering , Ernst Gössl , Mario Zuenelli , Josef Moder - Johann Pigel (81st Leo Weiss ), Alfred Riedl - Trainer: Václav Halama
Austria Salzburg: Herbert Rettensteiner - Leopold Lainer (91st Ewald Gröss ), Hannes Winklbauer , Gerhard Roos , Franz Bacher , Hans-Gerd Schildt , Gerhard Breitenberger , Franz Xaver Meusburger (46th Klaus Schulze ), Hermann Stadler , Gerhard Perlak - trainers: August Starek

The cup final 2000:
Cup final : May 16, 2000, Ernst Happel Stadium GAK - SV Austria Salzburg 4: 3 (2: 1, 2: 2, 2: 2) i. E.

The cup final 2002:

pairing GAK - SK Sturm Graz Result 3: 2 (3: 0) date May 12, 2002, 5:25 p.m. Stadion Arnold Schwarzenegger Stadium , Graz spectator 15,400 referee Bernhard Brugger Gates 1-0 (15th, penalty) Ronald Brunmayr , 2-0 (20th) Ronald Brunmayr. 3-0 (36th) Jones Kusi-Asare , 3-1 (58th) Ivica Vastić , 3-2 (90th +1, penalty) Ivica Vastić GAK Franz Almer - Mario Tokić , Éric Akoto , Jürgen Hartmann , Dieter Ramusch , Aleš Čeh , Boban Dmitrović (76th Joachim Standfest ), René Aufhauser , Jones Kusi-Asare , Ronald Brunmayr (85th Gregor Pötscher ), Mario Bazina (68th Peter Lérant ). Trainer: Thijs Libregts SK Sturm Graz Daniel Hoffmann - Günther Neukirchner (16th Martin Pregelj ), Francisco Rojas , Gerald Strafner , Eddy Bosnar , Andrej Panadić , Roman Mählich (46th Charles Amoah ), Arnold Wetl , Alain Masudi (46th Mariano Fernández ), Ivica Vastić , Mario Haas . Coach: Ivica Osim yellow cards Éric Akoto , Jürgen Hartmann , Dieter Ramusch , René Aufhauser - Gerald Strafner , Eddy Bosnar References Jürgen Hartmann (67th) - none

The 2004 cup final:
Cup final : May 23, 2004, Wals-Siezenheim stadium , 7,900 spectators GAK - FK Austria Wien 5: 4 i. E. (0: 1) (2: 2) (3: 3)
The final of the ÖFB Cup was held on May 23, 2004 in front of 7900 spectators in the Wals-Siezenheim stadium. The Graz athletes won after a dramatic 120 minutes of playing time (after 90 minutes 2: 2, after 120 minutes 3: 3) against Vienna Austria on penalties with 5: 4. The goal sequence in the 120 minutes: 0: 1 Radoslav Gilewicz (28 min.), 1: 1 Mario Bazina (45 min.), 1: 2 Sean Dundee (64 min.), 2: 2 Roland Kollmann (86 min.) , 2: 3 Radoslav Gilewicz (99 min.), 3: 3 Renè Aufhauser (106 min.). On penalties, Samir Muratovic scores 1: 0, Frank Verlaat scores 1: 1, Joachim Standfest scores 2: 1, Thomas Flögel scores 2: 2, Emanuel Pogatetz scores 3: 3, Radoslav Gilewicz scores, 4: 3 Roland Kollmann scores, 4: 4 Vladimir Janocko scores, 5: 4 Nikola Milinković scores, 5: 4 Franz Almer can save Sean Dundee's penalty and the GAK wins the trophy for the fourth time

→ Main article : ÖFB Cup

Exhibition cup, amateur state championship, supercup finals, national cup

The Graz (Autumn) Fair Cup 1906 to 1914, 1924, 1925:
year	space	Remarks
1906	01.	Final against GAK II 8: 1
1907	02.	Final against Wr. Sports club II 2: 5
1908	02.	Final against Germania Schwechat 0-2
1909	03.	Semifinals against GSV 2: 3
1910	02.	Final against GSV 1: 2
1911	01.	Final against DAC Eiche Cilli 5-0
1912	0-	no event
1913	01.	Final against 1. Wiener Neustädter SC 14: 1 - the GAK received the trophy donated by the fair after their third win
1914	0?	possibly canceled due to the outbreak of World War I.
1924	03.
1925	01.	Final against SK Sturm Graz 2: 1

The finals for the Austrian amateur state championship in 1929, 1931 to 1933:
year	Austrian amateur champion		Vice amateur champion or finalist	Game 1	Game 2
1929	GAK	-	FC Lustenau 07	2: 2	3-0
1931	Linz ASK	-	GAK	1: 1	2: 1
1932	GAK	-	Linz ASK	2-0	4: 2
1933	GAK	-	FC Lustenau 07	3: 1	4: 2

The Supercup Final 2000:
Supercup finals : June 30, 2000, Innsbruck Tivoli , 5,600 spectators FC Tirol Innsbruck - GAK 0: 2 (0: 2)

The 2002 Supercup final:
Supercup finals : July 6, 2002, Graz-Liebenau stadium , 12,500 spectators SK Sturm Graz - GAK 0: 3 (0: 1)

The 2004 Supercup final:
Supercup finals : September 7, 2004, Graz-Liebenau stadium , 7,100 spectators GAK - FK Austria Wien 1: 1 (1: 0), 1: 1 n.V. , 2: 4 i. E.

→ Main article : ÖFB Super Cup

→ Main article : Styrian State Cup

Other sections / branch associations

GAK athletes at major international events:
Olympia
Ferdinand Friebe (athletics, 1924)
Ludovica Sölkner (diving, 1924)
Hans Volckmar / Anton Kaltenberger (two-man bobsleigh, 1936, 19th place)
Franz Brunner (field handball, 1936, silver medal)
Walter Reisp (field handball, 1936, silver medal)
Gert Kölli (swimming, 1960 and 1964)
Ursula Seitz (swimming, 1964)
World championships
Hans Volckmar / Anton Kaltenberger (two-man bobsleigh, 1931, bronze medal)
Hubert Pugl (winter sports, 1933)
Helga Dietz-Stepwieser (figure skating, 1935)
Erika Hösch, Grete Sulzbacher (field handball, 1949, silver medal)
European championships
Fritz Rödiger (swimming, 1927)
Ludmila Dunst (athletics, 1954)
Gert Kölli (swimming, 1958, 1962, 1966)
Ursula Seitz (swimming, 1962 and 1966)
Armin Lind (diving, 1966)
Harald Loidl, Silvio Castellani, Petritsch, Richard Tandl, Gert Kölli, Horst Kölli (water polo, 1970)
Dariush Lotfi (water jumping, 2019, 2020)
Universiade
Raimund Held (athletics, 1927, winner of the pole vault)
Spitzer (athletics, 1927)
Franz Nemschak, Otmar Keckstein, Konrad Reinthaler, Fritz Sartory (football, 1927, silver medal)
Hubert Pugl (athletics, 1930 and winter sports, 1932, bronze medal combination)
Karl Glaser (athletics, 1930)
Adolf Kamputsch (athletics, 1935, 1937)
Ernst Zahlbruckner (athletics, 1937, final javelin throw)
Hütt (l) er (handball, 1937)
Armin Lind (diving, 1965, 1967)
H. u. Walter. Habernigg, Ertl, Wickenhausen, Michael Nierhaus, Jochen Pildner-Steinburg (ice hockey, 1966)
Walter Habernigg, Wickenhausen, Martin Mähring, Jochen Pildner-Steinburg (ice hockey, 1968)
Bärbel Neubauer (water jumping, 1973)
Status: January 2020

Successes of the tennis section / GAK tennis

Successes of the tennis section / GAK tennis (as of February 2020) :

6 × Austrian team champions men (1938, 1939, 1940, 1989, 1991, 2002 - plus 11 runner-up titles: first in 1928, most recently in 2004) 1 × German Academic Master (1940) 4 × Austrian national champion men singles (1984, 1985, 1987: Thomas Muster , 1990: Oliver Fuchs) 14 × Austrian state champion men’s doubles (including 1958, 1960: Peter Böck, 1966: Herbert Holzer, 1970: Peter Böck / Herbert Holzer, 1974: Peter Pokorny , 1988: Oliver Fuchs , 2000: Oliver Marach / Gilbert Schaller , 2001: Oliver Marach , 2002, 2003: Alexander Peya, 2005: Maximilian Raditschnegg / Patrick Schmölzer) 1 × Austrian national champion women doubles (2016: Katharina Knöbl) 3 × Austrian master mixed (1958: Peter Böck, 1973, 1974: Peter Pokorny ) 2 × Austrian indoor champion men singles (1978: Martin Lorenzoni, 1989: Oliver Fuchs) 7 × Austrian indoor champion men’s doubles (1927 Erwin Mayer (Bolzano) / Paul Rieckh, 1975, 1976: Peter Pokorny , 1979 Peter Pokorny / Martin Lorenzoni, 1989: Oliver Fuchs), 1991, 1994 Thomas Weindorfer / Alexander Pfann 4 × Austrian vice national champion women singles (1971 - 1973: Ria Leyrer-Hollingsworth, 2011: Anna Bartenstein) numerous Austrian youth and junior championships (including 2005: Team Champion U18, 1936, 1938: Hans Payer, 1961: Ria Leyrer, 1963: Peter Rock, 1977, 1978: Martin Lorenzoni, 1981: Gilbert Schaller , 1982: Hans Prassl, 1983: Oliver Fuchs, 2012: Daniel Fabisch, 2015, 2018: Morris Kipcak / Filip Miscolic, 2017: Elena Grießner, 2018: Elisabeth Kölbl, 2019: Filip Misolic)

ÖTV Davis Cup players with a GAK past:
Hermann von Artens
Erwin Mayer (Bolzano)
Peter Böck (1957-1959)
Herbert Holzer
Peter Pokorny
Gilbert Schaller
Oliver Fuchs
Thomas Muster
Oliver Marach
Dominic Thiem
Julian Knowle

Team line-ups of Austrian national champions 1938 to 1940, 1989, 1991, 2002:
1938-1940
Hans Payer, Harald Nierhaus, Hans Zahlbruckner, Fredi Eichholzer, Hans Ebner, Rudolf Grieß, Karl Peitler
1989
Karel Novacek , Gilbert Schaller , Oliver Fuchs, Alexander Pfann, Thomas Weindorfer, Thomas Prerovsky, Hans Prassl, Martin Lorenzoni
1991
Gilbert Schaller , Thomas Prerovsky, Tomáš Šmíd , Alexander Pfann, Thomas Weindorfer, Christof Raninger
2002 ("Styrian Sports Team 2002")
Alexander Peya , Julian Knowle , Oliver Marach , Patrick Schmölzer, Ivan Vajda, David Sanchez , Werner Eschauer , Michael Kohlmann
German academic champion 1940
Hans Payer, Harald Nierhaus, Wech, W. Pum

• Honorary President: Paul Rieckh †

Championship placements basketball

Championship placements women:
season	league	space
from 1952/53	Styrian League
1958/59	Styrian League	1.
1959/60	Styrian League	?
1959/61	Styrian League	?
1961/62	Styrian League	3.
1962/63	Styrian League	2.
1963/64	Styrian League	2.
1964/65	Styrian League	1.
1965/66	Styrian League	1.
1966/67	Styrian League	1.
1967/68	Styrian League	2.
1968/69	Styrian League	2.
no Styrian league between 1969 and 1974
1974/75	Styrian League	1.
1975/76	Styrian League	1.
1976/77	Styrian League	1.
1977/78	Styrian League	1.
1978/79	Styrian League	1.
1979/80	Styrian League	1.
1980/81	Styrian League	1.
1981/82	State League B	5.
1982/83	State League B	3.
1983/84	State League A	6th
1984/85	State League A	5.
1985/86	State League A	7th
1986/87	State League A	7th
1987/88	State League A	4th
1988/89	State League A	3.
until 1993/94	State League A / Bundesliga Steir. Champion 1992 - 94
1994/95	Styrian League	?
1995/96	Styrian League	1.
1996/97	Styrian League	1.
1997-2002	Bundesliga
2002 - 2008	Regional league (2nd league)
2008/09	AWBL2 2nd place national league	2. / Playoff: 5.
2009/10	AWBL2 2nd place national league	Playoff: 6.
2010 General class women ceased to play

Championship placements men:
season	league	space
1950/51	Styrian League	1.
1951/52	Styrian League	1.
1952/53	Styrian League	1.
1953/54	Styrian League 2nd place Austrian championship	1.
1954/55	Styrian League 3rd place Austrian championship winner Landescup	1.
1955/56	Styrian League	1.
1956/57	Styrian league winner state cup	1.
1957/58	Styrian League 2nd place Austrian championship	1.
1958/59	Styrian League 2nd place Austrian championship winner Landescup	1.
1959/60	State League	5.
1960/61	State League	8th.
1961/62	State League	9.
1962/63	Styrian League	1.
1963/64	Styrian League	1.
1964/65	Styrian League	2.
1965/66	Styrian League	1.
1966/67	State League B	3.
1967/68	State League B	4th
1968/69	State League B	3.
1969/70	State League B	2.
1970/71	State League A	8th.
1971/72	State League B	6th
1972/73	2nd class Styria.	1.
1973/74	1st class Styria	1.
1974/75	Styrian League	2.
1975/76	Styrian League	3.
1976/77	Styrian League	1.
1977/78	Styrian League	1.
...
1988/89	Styrian League	1.
...
1996/97	Styrian League	1.
...
1998/99	Styrian League	1.
until at least 2004/05	Styrian League
...
2008/09	1st class Styria	4. / Playoff: 2.
2009/10	1st class Styria	2. / Playoff: 3.
2010/11	Styrian League	1.
...
2014/15	Styrian League	6th
2015/16	Styrian League	3.
2016/17	Styrian league winner state cup	3.
2017/18	Styrian League Finalist Landescup	9.
2018/19	Styrian League	7th

• National team players: Ute Bouvier, Elisabeth Ully, Gabriele Riedmüller, Brigitte Wiener-Pucher and Peter Schirnhofer
• Honorary Presidents: Gerhard Maurer, Alfred Grengg , Karl-Heinz Wiener-Pucher († 2019)

Successes in water jumping / GAK water jumping

Austrian state championship GAK water jumping:
Surname	Competition, year (s)	number
Armin Lind	Art jumping: 1965, 1966, 1968-70 Diving: 1966, 1968-70	9
Dariush Lotfi	Diving: 2017-19 Synchron 3 m: 2018	4th
Regina Diensthuber	Synchron 3 m: 2015 - 17	3
Cara Albiez	High diving: 2018 Art jumping: 2019 Synchron 3 m: 2019 (with O. Meusburger)	3
Robert Koellner	Art jumping: 1916, 1923	2
Ludovica Sölkner	Art jumping: 1923, 1929	2
Bärbel Neubauer	Art jumping: 1973, 1974	2
Inge Pristolitsch	Art jumping: 1958	1
Silvia Titze	Diving: 1973	1
Bettina Bundschuh	Diving: 1975	1
Rene et al. Paul Pachernegg	Synchron 3 m: 2000	1
Gerhard Werner u. Paul Pachernegg	Synchron 3 m: 2001	1
Josef Hiebler-Texer	Synchron 3 m: 2005	1
Olivia Meusburger	Synchron 3 m : 2019 (with. C. Albiez)	1
Source: www.gak-wasserspringen.at - as of July 2019

• National team (among others): Ludovica Sölkner, Inge and Gerda Pristolitsch, Armin Lind, Kurt Sauer, Margrit and Bärbel Neubauer, Silvia Titze, Bettina Bundschuh, Gerhard Werner, Karl Dieber, Günter Neumeister, Rene and Paul Pachernegg, Petra Schuster, Katharina Wiespeiner, Alba Doujenis, Alexander Grebenz, Regina Diensthuber, Cara Albiez, Annika and Olivia Meusburger, Dariush Lotfi
• Participation in European Youth Championships: Silvia Titze (1971 - final, 1973), Bettina Bundschuh (1975, 1976 - 8th place), Gerhard Werner (1975), Günter Neumeister (1978), Karl Dieber (1982, 1984, 1985), Rene Pachernegg, Ingomar Gruber (1989), Alexander Reistenhofer (1990), Katharina Wiespeiner, Petra Schuster (1998, 1999), Paul Pachernegg (1998, 2000, 2001), Alba Doujenis (2012), Alexander Grebenz (2015), Regina Diensthuber ( 2015, 2017), Dariush Lotfi (2019), Cara Albiez (2020)
• Honorary members (as of February 2019); Roswitha Bartunek, Richard Frece, Heiner Rothe, Gerhard Werner, Konstantin Grivas, Armin Lind

Championship placements in the ice hockey section

Championship placements in the ice hockey section 1928-1935 and 1953-1976:
season	league	space
1928/29	Styrian League	4th
1929/30	Styrian League	?
1930/31	Styrian League	?
1931/32	Styrian League	?
1932/33	Provincial Championship 2nd Class East	3.
1933/34	Provincial Championship 2nd Class East	2.
1934/35	Provincial Championship 2nd Class East	3.
no ice hockey section between 1936 and 1952
1953/54	Styrian League South	1.
1954/55	Styrian League South	?
1955/56	Styrian League South	4. (?)
1956/57	Styrian League South	1.
1957/58	Styrian League South	?
1958/59	Styrian League South	?
1959/60	Styrian League	2.
1960/61	Styrian League	2.
1961/62	Styrian League	1.
1962/63	Regionalliga Süd-Ost (3rd League)	3.
1963/64	Regionalliga Süd-Ost (3rd League)	?
1964/65	Regionalliga Süd-Ost (3rd League)	5th or 4th
1965/66	Nationalliga B (3rd division)	5.
1966/67	Nationalliga B (3rd division)	1.
1967/68	Nationalliga A (2nd division)	5.
1968/69	Oberliga (2nd division)	5.
1969/70	Oberliga (2nd division)	1.
1970/71	Bundesliga (1st division)	8th.
1971/72	Oberliga (2 league)	3. / Playoff: 5.
1972/73	Oberliga (2nd division)	n / b
1973/74	Oberliga Ost (3rd division) Syndicate with the GSV under the name GAK	?
1974/75	Oberliga Ost (3rd division) Syndicate with the GSV under the name GSV	6th
1975/76	Regionalliga Ost (3rd division)	?

• Team players: Othmar Russ, Hermann Kudl
• Honorary President: Anton Slippek †

State league placements water polo

Placements State League Water Polo 1959 - 1971:
year	space	Remarks
1959	?	Austrian Vice Junior Champion
1960	6th	Austrian junior champion
1961	3.	Styrian master
1962	4th	Finalist indoor cup
1963	?
1964	7th
1965	3.
1966	2.	Styrian master
1967	?	Styrian master
1968	2.	Styrian master
1969	2. (?)	Austrian indoor champion, Styrian champion (Indoor and outdoor), Styrian youth champion
1970	1.	European Cup
1971	1.

• National team (among others): Hans Radl, Horst Kölli, Gert Kölli, Sylvester Castellani, Harald Loidl, Richard Tandl, Günther Gangl, Peter Petritsch, Haslinger

State championship swimming section

Austrian state championship swimming section:
Surname	Competition, year (s)	number
Gert Kölli	100 m freestyle: 1958-60, 1962-65, 1967 200 m freestyle: 1958, 1964 - 68 400 m freestyle: 1962-64 1,500 m freestyle: 1962	19 (+5 season)
Fritz Rödiger	400 m freestyle: 1922, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1929 - 31 200 m freestyle: 1925, 1929, 1930, 1933 100 m back: 1928, 1929	13 (+ 3 season)
Relay competitions Men's	4 × 100 m freestyle: 1926, 1962 (Walter Keck, Richard Tandl, Günther Gangl, Gert Kölli), 1964, 1967, 1968 (Manfred Luschan, Heinz Walcher, Richard Tandl, Gert Kölli) 4 × 200 m freestyle: 1929 (Alfred Rainer, Hans Seitz, Max Tandl, Fritz Rödiger), 1968 (Teunis Lems, Heinz Walcher, Manfred Luschan, Gert Kölli) 3 × 100 m layers: 1928	08th
Ursula Seitz	100 m back: 1963, 1964, 1966 200 m back: 1964 - 66 400 m individual medley: 1966 100 m freestyle: 1968	08th
Relay competitions Ladies	3 × 100 m layers: 1926, 1929 (with Ludovica Sölkner, among others)	02
Hans Seitz	100 m back: 1932, 1933	02
Leopold Bradatsch	500 m freestyle: 1919	01
Georg Vrbancic	100 m chest: 1920	01
Rudolf M. Ditmar	100 m freestyle: 1928	01
Susanne Schneeweiss	200 m chest: 1955	01
Teunis Lems	1,500 m freestyle: 1967	01

• National team (among others): Fritz Rödiger, Hans Seitz, Parik, Egon Karf, Susanne Schneeweiss, Gert Kölli, Ursula Seitz, Helga Laincsek

Austrian state championship in athletics section

Austrian national championship title of the athletics section:
Surname	Competition, year (s)	number
Ferdinand Friebe	1,500 m : 1913, 1914, 1919-24, 1926-29 800 m: 1919 - 23	17th0 (+ 2 season)
Fritz detour	Javelin throw : 1924, 1925, 1927 - 29 High jump : 1924, 1927-29, 1931	10
Hermann Tunner	Decathlon: 1937 Discus throwing: 1940-42 Long jump: 1941 Shot put: 1941, 1942	07th
Ludmila Dunst	Cross-country run: 1952-55 800 m: 1953-55	07th
Hans Volckmar	Shot put: 1922 Decathlon: 1922, 1923	03
Relay competitions	1922: 3 × 1,000 m (Schreiber, Ferdinand and Wilhelm Friebe) 1930: 4 × 1,500 m (Volker Spannuth, Ferdinand Friebe, Karl Margreiter, Hubert Pugl) 1954: 4 × 100 m (Manfred Sewera, Eilfried Huth, Czadilek, Harald Kreuzer)	03
Ernst Zahlbruck (n) er	High jump : 1930 Javelin throw: 1937, 1939	03
Raimund Held	Pole vault : 1925, 1927	02
Karl Glaser	100 m: 1929, 1930	02
Hubert Pugl	800 m: 1930 1,500 m: 1930	02 (+ 1 season)
Fritz Kamputsch	One-armed shot put: 1937 Double-armed shot put: 1937	02
Fritz (?) Pribitzer	Three-way battle: 1939, 1940	02
Fritz Schöber	Pole vault: 1941, 1942	02
Ine Mayer-Bojana (Schäffer)	Discus throw: 1943 Shot put: 1943 (occasionally also listed as a member of the ADTV)	02
Erwin Reisinger	Hammer throw: 1946, 1947	02
Monika Kager	100 m: 1961 200 m: 1962	02
Otto Egger	Long jump: 1914 High jump : 1914 (title questionable - sometimes ranked third)	01 (2)
Armin Arbeiter	Javelin throw: 1912	01
Josef Kastner	Javelin throw: 1923	01
Hermann Fritz	Pole vault: 1926	01
Hans Friebe	1,500 m: 1935	01
Erich Vogler	100 m: 1941	01
Alexander Mlaker	400 m: 1946	01
Manfred Sewera	100 m: 1953	01 (+ 1 season)

• National team (among others): Ferdinand Friebe, Raimund Held, Hubert Pugl, Karl Glaser, Adolf Kamputsch, Egon Karf, Alfred Wagner, Ludmila Dunst, Monika Kager

Successes of the handball section

Championship title of the handball section:
2 × Austrian national champion men 1941, 1946 (runner-up: 1932, 1935 - 38, 1947 - 3rd place: 1949) 9 × Styrian national champion men, including 1935 - 38, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950 (runner-up: 1934) 2 × Austrian vice national champion in women 1937, 1949 2 × Styrian national champion in women 1937, 1949

Team players:
Erich Bock
Franz Brunner (Silver Olympia 1936)
Further
Wenceslaus Fiala
Otto Fürnschuss
Alfred Grengg (later co-founder of basketball section)
Gottfried Hauser
Hütt (l) er (Universiade 1937)
Walter Karel (l)
Werner Klaus
Walter Reisp (17 appearances, silver Olympia 1936)
Schober
Heinz Schöfft
Ernst Stoiser
Ernst Vogler
Erich Wendl
Erika Hösch (World Cup silver 1949)
Grete Sulzbacher (World Cup silver 1949 )

Successes of the winter sports section

Successes and championship titles in winter sports:

Olympic participation in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in 1936 (bobsleigh "Austria II") and Bronze medal winner at the two-man bobsleigh World Championships in Oberhof in 1931 Hans Volckmar / Anton Kaltenberger 4 × Austrian state championship titles (1927 single-seater toboggan, 1929 double-seater, 1931, 1937 two-man bobsleigh) Hans Volckmar / Franz Hanschmann and Anton Kaltenberger (Vice champion - two-man bobsleigh: 1924 Hanschmann / Volckmar, 1929 Volckmar / Ders, 1932 Volckmar / Kaltenberger) 5 x Austrian national championship titles in the four-man and five-man bobsleigh in 1909, 1913, 1914, 1922, 1926 Carl Markel / Dr. Egon König or Carl Markel / Dr. Fritz Zsak 2 × Austrian national champion in skeleton and natural track luge 1914 Carl Markel 3 × Austrian academic master in cross-country skiing in 1930 and 1932 and in 1932 in the combination (cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, jumping) Hubert Pugl 4 × Styrian champion in special jumping and Nordic combined in 1932 and in cross-country skiing in 1930 and 1931 Hubert Pugl

Successes of the cycling section

Successes of the cycling section:
2 × Styrian national road race champion 1905 Richard Baumgartner, 1906 Egon Schmitz (Runner-up: 1904 Egon Schmitz - rail travel: 1910 Franz Seeger) 1 × Styrian national champion 100 km race 1907 Franz Seeger 1 × Styrian national champion mountain driving 1913 Anton Smolnik 2 × Styrian championship titles until 1907/09 by Hermann Kneschaurek and Roman Posch

Achievements of the figure skating section

Achievements of the figure skating section:

Participation in the figure skating world championship 1935 in Vienna Helga Dietz-Stepwieser 1 × Austrian Vice State Champion 1943 Anneliese Wambera / Walter Hüttner pair skating 2 × bronze medals at the Austrian state championships in 1932 and 1933 women by Helga Dietz-Stepwieser 3 × bronze medals at the Austrian State Championships 1937 - 1939 Helga Dietz-Stepwieser / Pepo Jauernigg pair skating 1 × Austrian youth champion in pair skating Ridi and Pepo Jauernik 1932 5 × Styrian championship pair skating 1917 Baroness Crailsheim / Gustav Götz, 1932 Ridi and Pepo Jauernigg, 1937 Helga Dietz-Stepwieser / Pepo Jauernigg, 1943 Anneliese Wambera / Walter Hüttner, 1944 Elly Staerk / Harry Gareis - runner-up: 1942 Wambera / Hüttner, 1943 Staerk / Gareis 9 × Styrian national champions women 1917 Baroness Crailsheim, 1933-39 Helga Dietz-Stepwieser, 1944 Elly Staerk 1 × Styrian championship title men 1944 Harry Gareis (runner-up: 1943 Hans Thier) 1 × Styrian championship ice dance Schaffus / Franz Plankl 1944 1 × Styrian junior champion women Elly Staerk 1943

literature

• Anton Egger, Kurt Kaiser: Austria's Bundesliga from A – Z. Chronicle from 1974 , Wasendorf, self-published, 1995, ISBN 3-9500332-1-1
• Anton Egger: Austria's Football Championship 1945 - 1974 , Wasendorf, self-published, 1998, ISBN 3-9500332-2-X
• Michael Pucher et al. a .: Bravo GAK! 100 years of top Austrian football with Styrian tradition , Graz, Steirische Verlagsgesellschaft, 2002, ISBN 3-85489-070-2
• Rudolf Amon: Balance of a success , Graz, self-published, 2004
• Wolfgang Kühnelt , Markus Mörth : Beloved Enemy: The History of the Graz City Derby SK Sturm Graz - GAK 1920–2007 . 1st edition. Leykam Buchverlag , Graz 2008, ISBN 978-3-7011-7643-4 , p. 264 .
• GAK-Mitteilungen (Ed. Grazer Athletiksport Klub [Red.] Konrad Reinthaler [Illustr.]) Born 1960 - 1977, Styrian Regional Library Graz (Signature: AX 3962 4 ° 263452 III)
• 100 years of GAK water jumping (Ed. GAK water jumping [Red.] Dr. Armin Lind) own publisher, undated
• ATSE Graz 1947 - 2017. Ice hockey for 70 years. Festschrift for the 70th anniversary of the ice hockey section of ATSE Graz (publisher / editor ATSE Graz - ice hockey section) self-published, undated
• Arbeiterzeitung with its online archive: www.arbeiter-zeitung.at

Web links

• Official website
• Soccer
• tennis
• Diving
• basketball
• GAK - Juniors
• Private homepage on GAK history: geschichtegak.jimdo.com
• Private homepage on GAK history: www.gakarchiv.at

Individual evidence

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16. ↑ gak.net: founding member Julius Stanger. (PDF) Retrieved January 9, 2019 . 
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18. ↑ Founder of the GAK in 1902. Retrieved on January 7, 2019 . 
19. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Chairman of the GAK. Retrieved January 20, 2019 . 
20. ↑ ^{a b c d} Honorary President Hofrat Dr-. Eduard Krodemansch. Retrieved January 20, 2019 . 
21. ↑ ^{a b} Honorary President. Retrieved January 20, 2019 . 
22. ↑ ^{a b c d e} gak.net: HR Dr. Konrad Reinthaler. Retrieved January 20, 2019 . 
23. ↑ Honorary President Dr. Johann Count Meran. Retrieved January 20, 2019 . 
24. ↑ ^{a b} gak.net: Football Honorary President Heribert Kasper. (PDF) Retrieved February 2, 2019 . 
25. ↑ Ranegger resigns at the GAK, Ziesler takes over. Retrieved November 21, 2019 . 
26. ↑ For the first time, more than 12,000 paying spectators at a home game. Retrieved January 12, 2019 . 
27. ↑ Laola.at: GAK wins the traditional duel against Austria Salzburg. Retrieved January 21, 2019 . 
28. ↑ ^{a b} Economic reasons: GAK wants to play ghost games in Gleisdorf. Retrieved May 30, 2020 . 
29. ↑ ^{a b} Kilian Schrögenauer: A bang: Grazer AK plays home games in Gleisdorf! Accessed June 1, 2020 (German). 
30. ↑ Championship operation from March 8th to June 5th ceased due to the COVID pandemic - continued from the 20th round as ghost games - the 8 games played with visitors were used to calculate the average attendance
31. ↑ Season not ended due to cessation of game operations
32. ↑ gak.net: Major Opitz as GAK trainer 1925/26 (see team photo ). Retrieved March 27, 2019 . 
33. ↑ ANNO, Grazer Tagblatt, 1923-08-19, page 8. Retrieved on April 11, 2019 . 
34. ↑ ANNO, (Wiener) Sporttagblatt, 1933-02-20, page 4. Retrieved on November 3, 2019 . 
35. ↑ gak.net: In Memoriam Zelimir Vidovic. Retrieved January 8, 2019 . 
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39. ↑ StFV area league GLM / 2015 season - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
40. ↑ STFV-Unterliga-ULM / season 2016 - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
41. ↑ STFV-Oberliga-OLM / Season 2017 - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
42. ↑ STFV-Landesliga-LL / season 2018 - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
43. ↑ STFV-Sparkassen Regional League-Regional League Center - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
44. ↑ ORF at / agencies red: 2nd league: Clubs decide to continue the season. May 18, 2020, accessed May 18, 2020 . 
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47. ↑ Tables / Results. Retrieved February 24, 2019 . 
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49. ↑ StFV area league GLM / season 2017 - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
50. ↑ STFV-SparkassenGebietsliga-GLM / Season 2018 - fussballoesterreich.at. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
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54. ↑ Tables / Results. Retrieved June 23, 2020 . 
55. ↑ Tables / Results. Retrieved June 23, 2020 . 
56. ↑ grazerak.at: Derbies 1910 to 1919. (PDF) Retrieved on February 1, 2019 . 
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60. ↑ gak.neet: GAK ÖFB-Cup 1959 to 2010. Accessed on February 2, 2019 . 
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71. ^ Football in Austria Cup 1967/68. Retrieved February 13, 2019 . 
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84. ↑ Football in Austria game: Grazer AK Linzer ASK. Retrieved January 18, 2019 . 
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103. ↑ ANNO, (Wiener) Sporttagblatt, 1927-09-08, page 2. Accessed on November 1, 2019 . 
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114. ^ Regiowiki: Provincial Championship 1934/35. Retrieved November 28, 2018 . 
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116. ↑ according to GAK reports 5-1966
117. ^ Ice hockey archives : Oberliga 1969/70. Retrieved November 29, 2018 . 
118. ^ Ice hockey archives : Oberliga 1971/72. Retrieved November 29, 2018 . 
119. ^ Ice hockey archives : Oberliga 1974/75. Retrieved November 29, 2018 . 
120. ^ Ice hockey archives : Regionalliga 1975/76. Retrieved November 29, 2018 . 
121. ↑ according to GAK-Mitteilungen 10-1975 7: 4 opening win against GSV (goal scorers: Pildner-Steinburg 4, Fladerer 2, Hofer)
122. ↑ according to GAK averages 8-1969 Participation in the Final Four
123. ↑ according to GAK announcements; a title is missing
124. ↑ according to GAK reports 4-1969