Handball Bundesliga 1991/92

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Handball Bundesliga 1991/92
master SG Wallau / Massenheim
Cup winners TUSEM food
Relegated VfL Bad Schwartau
SV Blau-Weiß Spandau
BFV Frankfurt / Oder
SV Post Telekom Schwerin
BSV Stahl Brandenburg
SC Leipzig
ThSV Eisenach
HSV Suhl
Dessauer SV ZAB
SC Cottbus
EHV Wismut Aue
Teams 28
Games 364
Gates 14,549  (ø 39.97 per game)
spectator 699,608  (ø 1,922 per game)
Top scorer Jochen Fraatz
( TUSEM Essen )  (212 goals)
← Handball Bundesliga 1990/91

The Handball Bundesliga 1991/92 was the 26th season of the highest German division in men's handball in the history of the Handball Bundesliga . After German reunification , it was the first season that was played together from start to finish. The season began on September 20, 1991 and ended with the last game day on March 8, 1992.

28 teams played for the German championship in 1992. For the first time since the handball Bundesliga season 1976/77 the team played again with a north and a south seasons with 14 teams each. In addition to the 13 teams of the "West" Bundesliga season 1990/91 and their three promoters SG VfL / BHW Hameln , HSG TuRU Düsseldorf and TV Eitra 1910 , the ten clubs of the GDR major league of the German handball association of the 1990/91 season , in detail SC Magdeburg , HC Preußen Berlin (as SV Blau-Weiß Spandau ), SC Leipzig , BFV Frankfurt / Oder , HC Empor Rostock , EHV Wismut Aue , ThSV Eisenach , Dessauer SV ZAB , BSV Stahl Brandenburg and SV Post Telekom Schwerin , as well as two of them Newcomers HSV Suhl and SC Cottbus set. The German championship was played in play-offs . The best four teams in the North and South of the season qualified for this. In addition, the DHB Cup was played for the 18th time.

German champion in 1992 was the team of SG Wallau / Massenheim for the first time in the club's history .

From the handball league in the 2. Bundesliga relegated had the VfL Bad Schwartau , SV Blau-Weiß Spandau , BFV Frankfurt / Oder , SV Post Telekom Schwerin , BSV Stahl Brandenburg , SC Leipzig , ThSV Eisenach , HSV Suhl , Dessauer SV ZAB , SC Cottbus and EHV Wismut Aue . A relegation round was played in two groups with ten teams, two of which played in the first division in the next season. The ninth and tenth of the 1st Bundesliga North and South as well as the first two of the three 2nd Bundesliga took part in the relegation round. In contrast to the better placed team from Bad Schwartau, Empor Rostock was able to secure the league.

In 364 games - not including play-offs - there were a total of 14,549 goals (average 40 per game), 0.7 fewer goals than in the 1990/91 season . There were 235 home wins, 38 draws and 91 away wins. The HSG TuRU Düsseldorf recorded the highest home win on matchday 17 with 27:10 against HC Empor Rostock . The highest away win was achieved by the SG Wallau / Massenheim team on matchday 21 with 16:30 at EHV Wismut Aue . The highest-scoring game took place on matchday 7 between TV Eitra 1910 and SC Cottbus and ended 35:25. That was 20 goals more than the overall average. The top scorer was Jochen Fraatz from TUSEM Essen with 212 goals .

As in the previous year, the team from TUSEM Essen secured the DHB Cup, which was played for the 18th time .

statistics

Closing tables

North season

In the 182 games of the North Season, an average of around 40 goals per game was scored with a total of 7,278 goals. There were 123 home wins, 18 draws and 41 away wins. The HSG TuRU Düsseldorf recorded the highest home win on matchday 17 with 27:10 against HC Empor Rostock . The TUSEM Essen team won the highest away win on matchday 7 with 16:27 at BSV Stahl Brandenburg . The game with the highest number of goals took place on matchday 12 between SG VfL / BHW Hameln and VfL Fredenbeck and ended at 30:24. That was 14 goals more than the league season average. Four clubs were at the top of the table during the season: SG VfL / BHW Hameln (2 ×), THW Kiel (4 ×), VfL Fredenbeck (5 ×) and TUSEM Essen (15 ×). The top scorer was Jochen Fraatz from TUSEM Essen with 212 goals .

rank society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
01. TUSEM food (P) 26th 18th 4th 4th 572: 493  +79 40:12
02. THW Kiel 26th 16 7th 3 544: 480  +64 39:13
03. SC Magdeburg 26th 17th 2 7th 548: 479  +69 36:16
04th SG VfL / BHW Hameln (A) 26th 17th 1 8th 578: 499  +79 35:17
05. TBV Lemgo 26th 13 7th 6th 533: 480  +53 33:19
06th VfL Fredenbeck 26th 15th 1 10 591: 559  +32 31:21
07th TSV Bayer Dormagen 26th 14th 0 12 527: 495  +32 28:24
08th. HSG TuRU Düsseldorf (A) 26th 10 5 11 518: 489  +29 25:27
09. VfL Bad Schwartau 26th 10 4th 12 517: 531  −14 24:28
10. HC Up Rostock 26th 11 0 15th 474: 543  −69 22:30
11. SV Blau-Weiß Spandau 26th 9 3 14th 515: 530  −15 21:31
12. BFV Frankfurt / Oder 26th 7th 2 17th 494: 562  −68 16:36
13. SV Post Telekom Schwerin 26th 5 1 20th 425: 539 −114 11:41
14th BSV Stahl Brandenburg 26th 1 1 24 442: 559 −157 03:49
Crosstab

The crosstab shows the results of the matches of the North season this season.
The home team is listed in the left column, the visiting team in the top row.

Bundesliga 1991/92 North season TUSEM food THW Kiel SC Magdeburg SG VfL / BHW Hameln TBV Lemgo VfL Fredenbeck TSV Bayer Dormagen HSG TuRU Düsseldorf VfL Bad Schwartau HC Up Rostock SV Blau-Weiß Spandau BFV Frankfurt / Oder SV Post Telekom Schwerin BSV Stahl Brandenburg
TUSEM food 20:20 21:17 23:20 20:20 30:22 21:18 25:23 22:20 24:18 19:14 20:13 28:14 28:15
THW Kiel 15:13 22:16 23:24 17:17 26:23 23:14 19:17 25:15 20:14 23:19 18:15 26:14 26:18
SC Magdeburg 19:19 20:20 21:15 20:14 27:15 21:17 14:13 21:17 25:15 23:12 21:20 29:16 19:16
SG VfL / BHW Hameln 20:15 25:20 24:17 18:16 30:24 25:17 23:22 17:17 28:19 26:16 22:15 27:17 24:15
TBV Lemgo 20:23 18:18 24:20 24:21 20:20 17:16 18:18 25:18 25:15 24:23 27:17 24:14 29:14
VfL Fredenbeck 27:24 23:16 25:29 21:19 26:18 25:17 24:22 31:19 24:20 27:23 27:20 23:15 27:22
TSV Bayer Dormagen 24:18 13:17 20:24 19:17 18:17 25:19 16:14 22:18 27:17 19:16 21:18 26:15 35:19
HSG TuRU Düsseldorf 17:20 21:22 22:19 21:18 16:16 18:12 16:21 23:19 27:10 23:21 27:24 14:13 27:18
VfL Bad Schwartau 22:23 17:17 21:24 20:22 25:22 21:20 22:17 25:25 21:17 21:19 25:17 23:19 28:21
HC Up Rostock 16:19 23:25 20:19 19:23 19:21 22:18 18:16 21:18 22:19 24:23 19:18 19:16 18:17
SV Blau-Weiß Spandau 20:22 20:20 23:16 24:23 22:22 19:23 25:20 16:16 18:15 17:14 27:21 14:12 26:19
BFV Frankfurt / Oder 19:24 25:25 18:22 19:18 16:19 23:22 16:23 20:17 24:24 20:18 23:21 22:14 23:20
SV Post Telekom Schwerin 24:24 17:18 14:22 14:24 13:14 16:21 20:19 14:20 18:25 16:17 17:16 22:11 17:16
BSV Stahl Brandenburg 16:27 19:23 16:23 21:25 13:22 18:22 17:27 21:21 00: 0 * 17:20 18:21 19:17 17:24
Status: March 8, 1992

* BSV Stahl Brandenburg - VfL Bad Schwartau was rated without a fight for Schwartau. 0

Season south

In the 182 games of the South Season, with a total of 7,271 goals, an average of almost 40 goals per game. There were 112 home wins, 20 draws and 50 away wins. The SG Wallau / Massenheim recorded the highest home win on the 8th matchday with 28:12 against EHV Wismut Aue . The team from SG Wallau / Massenheim also won the highest away win on matchday 21 with 16:30 against EHV Wismut Aue . The game with the highest number of goals took place on matchday 7 between Bundesliga newcomers TV Eitra 1910 and SC Cottbus and ended 35:25. That was 20 goals more than the league season average. Three clubs were at the top of the table during the season: Dessauer SV ZAB (1 ×), SG Wallau / Massenheim (8 ×) and SG Leutershausen (17 ×). The top scorer was Hendrik Ochel from TSV Milbertshofen with 187 goals .

The season was characterized by a strong imbalance between the East and West clubs starting together for the first time. The result of the round was that all eight started clubs from West Germany could hold the class, while all six East German starters had to relegate to the second division. Even the Hessian promoted team from Eitra couldn't outstrip any of the East German teams.

rank society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
01. SG Wallau / Massenheim 26th 21st 2 3 604: 469 +135 44: 80
02. SG Leutershausen 26th 18th 3 5 497: 412  +85 39:13
03. TSV Milbertshofen 26th 17th 4th 5 586: 508  +78 38:14
04th TuS Schutterwald 26th 17th 1 8th 579: 483  +96 35:17
05. TV 08 Niederwürzbach 26th 16 3 7th 555: 490  +65 35:17
06th VfL Gummersbach (M) 26th 13 7th 6th 482: 438  +44 33:19
07th TV Großwallstadt 26th 12 4th 10 531: 514  +17 28:24
08th. TV Eitra 1910 (A) 26th 11 3 12 539: 548   −9 25:27
09. SC Leipzig 26th 11 2 13 482: 506  −24 24:28
10. ThSV Eisenach 26th 8th 2 16 466: 503  −37 18:34
11. HSV Suhl 26th 5 3 18th 438: 526  −88 13:39
12. Dessauer SV ZAB 26th 5 2 19th 500: 604 −104 12:40
13. SC Cottbus 26th 4th 3 19th 537: 648 −111 11:41
14th EHV Wismut Aue 26th 4th 1 21st 475: 622 −147 09:43
Legend
Participant in the play-offs for the German championship in 1992 and German champions in 1992
Participant in the play-offs for the German championship in 1992
Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga 1992/93
(M) German champion 1991
(P) DHB Cup winner 1991
(A) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga 1990/91
Crosstab

The crosstab shows the results of the matches of the season south.
The home team is listed in the left column, the visiting team in the top row.

Bundesliga 1991/92 season south SG Wallau / Massenheim SG Leutershausen TSV Milbertshofen TuS Schutterwald TV 08 Niederwürzbach VfL Gummersbach TV Großwallstadt TV Eitra 1910 SC Leipzig ThSV Eisenach HSV Suhl Dessauer SV ZAB SC Cottbus EHV Wismut Aue
SG Wallau / Massenheim 19:21 24:24 23:22 18:17 19:16 25:19 26:16 27:15 20:14 23:10 27:17 31:22 28:12
SG Leutershausen 20:22 21:16 19:15 18:17 15: 90 17:14 22:13 16:15 16:11 23:12 23:13 29:19 27:16
TSV Milbertshofen 19:23 15:15 19:16 26:21 21:20 31:21 29:22 23:19 29:20 19:14 27:16 26:17 28:14
TuS Schutterwald 21:22 18:17 17:18 25:23 21:14 13:12 30:15 25:20 26:22 23:14 28:15 30:15 30:16
TV 08 Niederwürzbach 24:28 15:18 27:20 21:17 19:17 22:18 23:21 28:15 22:13 18:16 23:21 31:17 28:14
VfL Gummersbach 18:13 15:15 15:14 18:17 17:17 22:21 16:16 16:11 18:18 25:13 28:22 30:18 30:15
TV Großwallstadt 19:19 12:14 24:30 22:22 21:20 20:15 20:28 23:17 21:19 24:14 27:16 22:17 24:23
TV Eitra 1910 16:23 18:17 27:28 23:20 18:18 15:16 17:19 23:16 21:18 21:13 29:20 35:25 27:19
SC Leipzig 15:21 22:19 17:16 13:15 19:20 14:14 21:19 20:14 19:18 16:14 28:28 24:19 23:16
ThSV Eisenach 17:18 21:16 18:18 18:21 12:15 15:16 15:21 26:23 17:16 21:18 23:19 22:15 24:19
HSV Suhl 20:19 15:19 16:18 20:28 19:19 11:14 17:17 18:18 19:24 15:17 22:17 23:20 23:20
Dessauer SV ZAB 18:25 16:16 22:23 23:25 24:26 15:20 19:26 19:20 21:20 21:20 16:14 22:15 22:17
SC Cottbus 21:31 18:24 25:25 24:28 18:20 24:24 25:25 22:24 19:20 22:15 21:24 28:19 30:24
EHV Wismut Aue 16:30 16:20 17:24 17:26 20:21 19:19 16:20 25:19 16:23 18:12 26:24 24:19 20:21
Status: March 8, 1992

Play-offs

The best four teams from the north and south of the season qualified for the play-offs for the German handball championship.

Quarter finals

Team 1 Team 2 Results
SG Wallau / Massenheim SG Hameln 24:22, 18:24, 23:20
SG Leutershausen SC Magdeburg 21:20, 17:21, 21:20 a.d.
TUSEM food TuS Schutterwald 23:26, 35:34, 23:20
THW Kiel TSV Milbertshofen 22:18, 18:19, 19:16

Semifinals

Team 1 Team 2 Results
TUSEM food SG Leutershausen 20:17, 21:29, 18:19
SG Wallau / Massenheim THW Kiel 21:20, 24:21

final

Team 1 Team 2 Results
SG Leutershausen SG Wallau / Massenheim 17:24, 18:16

The championship team

1. SG Wallau / Massenheim
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DHB Cup

As in the previous year, the DHB Cup 1991/92 was won by the TUSEM Essen team . She defeated SG Flensburg-Handewitt 19:20 and 24:24 (5: 4 in the seven-meter throw) (44:43 in total) in the final after a two-way leg on May 17 and 24, 1992 .

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