Handball Baden League

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The Baden League (before the 2004/05 season Oberliga Baden ) is the highest division of the Baden Handball Association and the fifth highest in the game operations of the German Handball Federation .

The respective Baden league champion rises to the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg .

history

Until the 1956/57 season, the Baden indoor handball champions were determined in a final round. For the 1957/58 season, the Baden League was introduced as the top division at the time. Up until the 1965/66 season, however, the qualification took place annually via the district eliminations, so that there was no real relegation and promotion until then. Champions and runners-up in the Baden League had the opportunity to qualify for the finals for the German championship via the South German Championship. With the introduction of the two-track Bundesliga (with the South and North squadrons), for which two clubs of the Badischer Handball Association ( SG Leutershausen and TSV Birkenau ) qualified, the Baden League became the second highest division and now played in a fixed league system - and descent. From 1967 to 1969, the champions had the opportunity to qualify for the Bundesliga in the following season via the South German finals, which only TSV Rintheim managed in 1969.

Until 1968, the championship was held in neutral halls with a shortened playing time (2 × 15 minutes). From the 1968/69 season, the league played in a single round (without the second half of the season) with home and away games and a playing time of 2 × 30 minutes. The double round with a return game, which is common in modern indoor handball, was introduced in 1972/73.

In 1969 the Regionalliga Süd was founded ( 3rd League South since 2010 ), making the Oberliga Baden only the third highest division. In 1981 the Baden League became the fourth highest division when the 2nd Bundesliga was founded above the Regionalliga. And after the three Baden-Württemberg regional associations (North) Baden, South Baden and Württemberg agreed on the introduction of a common division, the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg , for the 2000/01 season, the Baden League is the fifth highest division.

Baden indoor handball champions before the Baden league

No. season master Runner-up Result
01 1949/50 TSV 1896 Rintheim - -
02 1950/51 TSV 1905 red - -
03 1951/52 TSV Birkenau TSV 1896 Rintheim Finals
04th 1952/53 TSV 1905 red - -
05 1953/54 TSV 1905 red TSV 1896 Rintheim 12: 5
06th 1954/55 SG Leutershausen TSV 1905 red 6: 4
07th 1955/56 TS Beiertheim TV 1880 Brötzingen nb
08th 1956/57 SG 07 St.Leon TV 1880 Brötzingen 9: 3

The champions of the Baden league

No. season society Games Points
1 1957/58 TSV 1896 Rintheim 11 19: 3
2 1958/59 TSV 1896 Rintheim 11 17: 5
3 1959/60 Gymnastics Federation Durlach 11 20: 2
4th 1960/61 SG 07 St.Leon 11 20: 2
5 1961/62 TSV 1890 Grötzingen 11 18: 4
6th 1962/63 SG Leutershausen 11 20: 2
7th 1963/64 SG Leutershausen 11 20: 2
8th 1964/65 SG Leutershausen 11 20: 2
9 1965/66 TSV Birkenau 11 21: 1
10 1966/67 TSV 1896 Rintheim 11 20: 2
11 1967/68 TSG ketch 10 17: 3
12 1968/69 TSV 1896 Rintheim 9 18: 0
13 1969/70 TSV Oftersheim 10 14: 6
14th 1970/71 SG 07 St.Leon 10 17: 3
15th 1971/72 TB Pforzheim 10 18: 2
16 1972/73 TB Pforzheim 14th 24: 4
17th 1973/74 TSV Oftersheim 14th 22: 6
18th 1974/75 TSV Oftersheim 18th 31: 5
19th 1975/76 SG Walldorf-Astoria 18th 28: 8
20th 1976/77 SG 07 St.Leon 18th 28: 8
21st 1977/78 TSG Kronau 22nd 35: 9
22nd 1978/79 TSV 1905 red 22nd 43: 1
23 1979/80 TSV Germania Malsch 22nd 38: 6
24 1980/81 SG 07 St.Leon 22nd 37: 7
25th 1981/82 TSV Östringen 22nd 33:11
26th 1982/83 TSV Viernheim 22nd 37: 7
27 1983/84 TV Hardheim 1895 20th 36: 4
28 1984/85 TSV 1896 Rintheim 22nd 36: 8
29 1985/86 TSV Germania Malsch 22nd 37: 7
30th 1986/87 SC Käfertal 1910 22nd 31:13
31 1987/88 SG 07 St.Leon 22nd 40: 4
32 1988/89 TSV Östringen 22nd 34:10
33 1989/90 TV Schwetzingen 22nd 38: 6
34 1990/91 TSV Jöhlingen 22nd 30:14
35 1991/92 TSG ketch 22nd 35: 9
36 1992/93 TSG Kronau 22nd 35: 9
37 1993/94 SG Leutershausen II 22nd 34:10
38 1994/95 SG Heddesheim 22nd 35: 9
39 1995/96 TV Hemsbach 22nd 39: 5
40 1996/97 HSV Hockenheim 22nd 34:10
41 1997/98 TV 1891 Knielingen 26th 40:12
42 1998/99 HSG Kronau / Bad Schönborn 26th 39:13
43 1999/00 HG Oftersheim / Schwetzingen 26th 48: 4
44 2000/01 SG Pforzheim / Eutingen 26th 47: 5
45 2001/02 HG Königshofen / Sachsenflur 26th 43: 9
46 2002/03 HSG Dittigheim / Tauberbischofsheim 26th 38:14
47 2003/04 SG Heidelsheim / Helmsheim 26th 41:11
48 2004/05 TV Germania Großsachsen 24 43: 5
49 2005/06 HSG Linkenheim / Hochstetten / Liedolsheim 26th 41:11
50 2006/07 HG Königshofen / Sachsenflur 24 41: 7
51 2007/08 SG 07 St.Leon 26th 48: 4
52 2008/09 SG Nussloch 26th 47: 5
53 2009/10 TGS Pforzheim 26th 46: 6
54 2010/11 SG Heidelsheim / Helmsheim 26th 40:12
55 2011/12 SG Nussloch 26th 44: 8
56 2012/13 SG Heddesheim 26th 45: 7
57 2013/14 SG Heidelsheim / Helmsheim 26th 46: 6
58 2014/15 TV boards 26th 42:10
59 2015/16 SG Heddesheim 26th 46:10
60 2016/17 TSV Amicitia Viernheim 26th 50: 2
61 2017/18 SG Heddesheim 26th 43: 9
62 2018/19 HC Neuenbürg 2000 26th 38:14

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