HSC Ingelheim
Full name | Handball-Sport-Club Ingelheim eV | ||
Abbreviation (s) | HSC | ||
Founded | 7th September 1967 | ||
Club colors | blue red | ||
Hall | Old hall SMG Ingelheim | ||
Places | 500 | ||
president | Michael Breitkopf | ||
Trainer | Markus Bitz (1st men) | ||
league | Rheinhessen League | ||
2020/21 | |||
rank | 12th place | ||
Website | hsc-ingelheim.net | ||
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The Handball-Sport-Club Ingelheim e. V. (HSC Ingelheim e.V.) is a handball club from Ingelheim am Rhein in the Mainz-Bingen district . The association was founded on September 7, 1967. It is one of the largest clubs in Rheinhessen and one of the few individual clubs in the handball sector. The first men's team played from 1983 to 1987 in what was then the third highest division of the DHB , the Regionalliga.
history
Handball in Ingelheim existed before 1945, but it was not until 1965 that an active team started playing. A handball department was established at SpVgg Ingelheim . Since the SpVgg concentrated more on football, however, on September 7, 1967, an independent handball club, the HSC, was founded. The club developed quickly, and the women's team was promoted to the league in 1974. The men's team also played in the league in 1977. The development finally culminated in the fact that from 1983 to 1987 they played in the Regionalliga as the third highest German class.
More recently playing after some ups and downs, the first men's team (since 2015) and the first women's team (since 2013) in the Rheinhessen League, the top division of the Association .
A syndicate with the DJK / SF Budenheim in the male A youth team won the 2015 league championship from the Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland areas. For the following 2015/16 season, JSG Ingelheim / Budenheim was able to qualify for the A-Jugend-Bundesliga-Handball .
The first men's team rose to second place in the association league in the Rheinhessenliga after the 2014/15 season, but had to go back to the association league after two years.
For the 2016/17 season, the women's department started again with 2 teams. The re-establishment of Damen 2 is closely linked to the names Markus Bitz and Joachim Zajonz.
In order to put a greater focus on youth work and to be able to position itself more broadly, the club set up a youth play community with the handball department of the Turn- und Sportgemeinde 1891 e. V from Ober-Hilbersheim founded. Training groups for female youths were also initiated, which should enable the establishment of a female youth department in the medium term.
Teams
HSC Ingelheim has three active men's teams and two women's teams in the 2017/18 season and is represented in the male youth department from the Minis to the A-Youth. Youth girls' handball is currently taking place in some training groups, which should also take part in the game in the medium term.
Placements of the active teams in the 2013/14 season
- 1st women's team - Rheinhessenliga 12th place
- 1st men's team - Association league 4th place
- 2nd men's team - district league 9th place
- 3rd men's team - B-Class 5th place
Placements of the active teams in the 2014/15 season
- 1st women's team - Rheinhessenliga 10th place
- 1st men's team - Association league 2nd place and promotion to the Rheinhessen League
- 2nd men's team - district league 10th place
- 3rd men's team - B-Class 5th place
Placement of the active teams in the 2015/16 season
- 1st women's team - Rheinhessenliga 10th place
- 1st men's team - Rheinhessenliga 8th place
- 2nd men's team - district league 9th place
- 3rd men's team - B-Class 8th place
Placements of the active teams in the 2016/17 season
- 1st women's team - Rheinhessenliga 10th place
- 2nd women's team - A-Class 4th place (after re-establishment)
- 1st men's team - Rheinhessenliga 10th place and relegation to the association league
- 2nd men's team - district league 6th place
- 3rd men's team - B-Class 8th place
Events
The annual red wine cup tournament, in which many teams from the region take part, is well known. On the occasion of the 40th anniversary, there was a game in 2007 against the Bundesliga club TV Großwallstadt . In 2010 the Ingelheim men played in a friendly against the national team of Ireland. For the 50th anniversary in 2017, the club was able to win Bundesliga club MT Melsungen for a game in which around 500 spectators celebrated the club's birthday.
Personalities
- The former Bundesliga referee Thorsten Zacharias trained the first men's team for several years.
- With Meike Schmelzer a player of the German national team was trained in the youth of the HSC.
- Robin Hübscher , currently in the squad of TV Hüttenberg , also played at HSC in his youth.
- The current Lord Mayor of Ingelheim Ralf Claus is a registered member of the association.
- Bärbel Wohlleben was a co-founder of the club and worked as a trainer for many years.
founder
1. Erich Buchholz, 2. Ernst Rudolf Bormann, 3. Karl Gresch, 4. Maria Gresch, 5. Horst May, 6. Gotthilf Göbel, 7. Dr. Dietrich Rehbinder, 8th Volker Reichert, 9th Bärbel Wohlleben
Former trainers
- Markus Bitz
- Thorsten Zacharias
- Thorsten Frank
- Markus Schäfer