Handball Bundesliga 1983/84

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Handball Bundesliga 1983/84
master TV Großwallstadt
Cup winners TV Großwallstadt
Relegated Frisch Auf Göppingen (forced relegation)
VfL Günzburg
TuSpo Nuremberg
Teams 14th
Games 182
Gates 7216  (ø 39.65 per game)
spectator 418,600  (ø 2,300 per game)
Top scorer Zdravko Miljak
(VfL Günzburg)  (188 goals)
← Handball Bundesliga 1982/83

The handball Bundesliga 1983/84 was the seventh of the single-track seasons and the total of the 18th season of the highest German division in men's handball in the history of the handball Bundesliga . The season began on September 10, 1983 and ended with the last game day on May 5, 1984.

14 teams played for the German championship. The first in the table on the last day of the match was German champions 1984. HC TuRa Bergkamen , TBV Lemgo and TuSpo Nürnberg were promoted to the new season . In addition, the DHB Cup was played for the tenth time.

German champion in 1984 was the team from TV Großwallstadt for the fifth time in the club's history .

Frisch Auf Göppingen was the first to be relegated because of the violation of the amateur statute. VfL Günzburg and TuSpo Nürnberg also had to relegate from the handball Bundesliga to the 2nd Bundesliga .

In 182 games, a total of 7,216 goals (average 39.7 per game) were 0.7 fewer goals than in the 1982/83 season . There were 127 home wins, 16 draws and 39 away wins. The highest home wins were recorded by TuS Hofweier on matchday 3 with 37:24 against VfL Günzburg and TUSEM Essen on matchday 5 with 25:12 against TBV Lemgo. The highest away win was achieved by the team from TV Großwallstadt on matchday 25 with 16:24 at TV 05/07 Hüttenberg. The game with the highest number of goals took place on the 3rd match day between TuS Hofweier and VfL Günzburg and ended 37:24. That was 21 goals more than the overall average. Four clubs were at the top of the table during the season: TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen (1 ×), TUSEM Essen (1 ×), Frisch Auf Göppingen (4 ×) and TV Großwallstadt (18 ×). The top scorer was the Croatian Zdravko Miljak from VfL Günzburg with 188 goals scored .

The DHB Cup, which was played for the tenth time, was secured by the TV Großwallstadt team, which also won the IHF Cup .

statistics

Closing table

rank society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
01. TV Großwallstadt 26th 19th 2 5 538: 453 +85 40:12
02. TUSEM food 26th 18th 2 6th 480: 383 +97 38:14
03. MTSV Schwabing 26th 15th 4th 7th 525: 488 +37 34:18
04th THW Kiel 26th 15th 2 9 537: 497 +40 32:20
05. VfL Gummersbach (M, P) 26th 14th 3 9 491: 436 +55 31:21
06th Reinickendorfer foxes 26th 12 4th 10 538: 537  +1 28:24
07th Fresh on Göppingen * 26th 13 1 12 570: 595 −25 27:25
08th. TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen 26th 12 1 13 459: 466  −7 25:27
09. TuS Hofweier 26th 12 1 13 532: 545 −13 25:27
10. TV 05/07 Hüttenberg 26th 9 3 14th 536: 581 −45 21:31
11. HC TuRa Bergkamen (A) 26th 9 2 15th 490: 528 −38 20:32
12. TBV Lemgo (A) 26th 7th 2 17th 497: 559 −62 16:36
13. VfL Günzburg 26th 5 4th 17th 531: 599 −68 14:38
14th TuSpo Nuremberg (A) 26th 6th 1 19th 492: 549 −57 13:39

* 0Frisch Auf Göppingen was transferred to the 2nd Bundesliga for violating the amateur statute.

Legend
German champion 1984
Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1984/85
(M) German champion 1983
(P) DHB Cup winner 1983
(A) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga 1982/83

Crosstab

The cross table shows the results of the games of this season.
The home team is listed in the left column, the visiting team in the top row.

Bundesliga 1983/84 TV Großwallstadt TUSEM food MTSV Schwabing THW Kiel VfL Gummersbach Reinickendorfer foxes Fresh on Göppingen TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen TuS Hofweier TV 05/07 Hüttenberg HC TuRa Bergkamen TBV Lemgo VfL Günzburg TuSpo Nuremberg
TV Großwallstadt 21:13 22:16 18:16 18:16 33:22 24:20 16:19 30:19 24:16 25:18 27:16 20:13 19:16
TUSEM food 17:14 20:12 13:10 17:12 23:13 26:17 14: 7 24:14 21:14 23:15 25:12 20:16 17:12
MTSV Schwabing 25:16 13:11 21:20 21:20 22:19 26:25 20:14 19:16 24:17 28:18 21:20 25:20 17:14
THW Kiel 21:16 22:19 28:25 17:14 23:15 33:24 12:14 22:22 25:18 21:20 28:23 27:22 24:14
VfL Gummersbach 17:18 13:13 20:19 22:12 24:19 28:17 21:15 20:16 21:18 19:16 24:16 24:18 26:16
Reinickendorfer foxes 19:19 19:23 20:20 17:16 18:15 30:19 16:14 18:21 23:15 27:24 28:20 22:16 24:23
Fresh on Göppingen 18:19 14:21 18:17 27:19 18:18 19:18 24:23 29:26 29:25 21:19 24:18 28:18 23:19
TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen 14:17 17:18 17:17 17:20 15:14 19:18 21:15 19:14 26:24 19:20 15:12 16:22 31:19
TuS Hofweier 13:20 17:16 20:24 19:18 19:17 21:20 25:17 19:14 22:15 21:15 22:21 37:24 21:22
TV 05/07 Hüttenberg 16:24 18:17 20:20 22:22 20:26 21:21 32:27 20:16 26:25 22:18 24:18 32:21 21:19
HC TuRa Bergkamen 22:21 17:17 16:15 20:16 14: 7 20:22 16:22 16:18 19:17 19:21 21:16 22:22 25:20
TBV Lemgo 17:21 15:16 19:18 17:18 14:16 21:21 25:20 24:20 23:21 21:20 25:20 24:24 21:20
VfL Günzburg 20:22 15:23 23:23 19:25 16:16 20:22 23:26 18:20 23:25 28:16 24:20 26:24 20:17
TuSpo Nuremberg 14:14 14:13 15:17 19:22 16:21 26:27 26:29 16:19 30:20 24:23 19:20 19:15 23:20
Status: May 5, 1984

The championship team

1. TV Großwallstadt
TV Grosswallstadt Logo 01.svg

DHB Cup

The team from TV Großwallstadt won the DHB Cup 1984 . She defeated the Reinickendorfer Füchse with 17:20 and 20:14 (overall 37:34) in the final after a two-way leg on May 23 and 26, 1984.

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