Handball GDR Oberliga (men) 1986/87

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The handball GDR league of men 1986/87 was this season in the GDR, the top division in indoor handball . With her, the 37th GDR champion was determined in this sport.

Handball East German Oberliga 1986/87
Logo of the DHV
master SC Empor Rostock
European Champions Cup SC Empor Rostock
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup SC Leipzig
European Cup ASK forward Frankfurt
Relegated SG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser
BSG mine lamp Zwickau
Teams 10
Games 90  (including 1 criminally verified)
Gates 4,011 (ø 45.07 per game) (excluding penalty- verified 
games)
Top scorer Jürgen Flau  (135 goals)
Time penalty Time penalties 653  (ø 7.26 per game)
Handball-GDR-Oberliga (men) 1985/86

Season course

The league season began on October 4, 1986 and ended on April 11, 1987 with the 18th matchday. The ten participating teams met each other in home and away games. The SC Empor Rostock was able to defend last year's title success and celebrate his tenth championship in handball men. The most stubborn opponents were ASK Vorwärts Frankfurt , who had been in the lead until matchday 13, but gambled them away in the two subsequent games against their direct opponents with a defeat in Magdeburg and a draw at home against Rostock, and SC Magdeburg , who on the last matchday with a win in Rostock could still become champions. Rostock also made this game victorious and only gave up one point in the second half of the season when they were drawn in Frankfurt. As usual, all sports clubs took the first five places, followed by SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt as the best syndicate . With SG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser and BSG Mining Lamp Zwickau , as in the previous year, the first division newcomers had to relegate.

Tables

Closing table

Pl. team Sp. S. U N Gates Points
 1. SC Empor Rostock (M, P)  18th  15th  1  2 466: 387 31: 50
 2. ASK forward Frankfurt  18th  14th  2  2 429: 355 30: 60
 3. SC Magdeburg  18th  13  2  3 462: 381 28: 80
 4th SC Leipzig  18th  12  1  5 420: 389 25:11
 5. SC Dynamo Berlin  18th  9  2  7th 420: 384 20:16
 6th SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt  18th  6th  2  10 392: 412 14:22
 7th BSG Motor Eisenach  18th  6th  0  12 382: 428 12:24
 8th. BSG Post Schwerin  18th  3  3  12 366: 412 09:27
 9. SG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser (N)  18th  3  2  13 365: 456 08:28
10. BSG miner's lamp Zwickau (N)  18th  0  3  15th 307: 405 03:33

Legend:
 East German champion and participant in the Champions Cup Europe 1987/88 FDGB Vice Cup winners and participants in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1987/88 participants in the IHF Cup 1987/88 relegated to the DDR-Liga 1987/88 (M) DDR Champion 1986 , (P) FDGB cup winner 1986 , (N) promoted from the GDR league 1985/86




Crosstab

1986/87
October 4, 1986 - April 11, 1987
SC Empor Rostock ASK forward Frankfurt SC Magdeburg SC Leipzig SC Dynamo Berlin SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt BSG Motor Eisenach BSG Post Schwerin BSG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser BSG miner's lamp Zwickau
01. SC Empor Rostock 22 : 16 29 : 22 29 : 19 27 : 26 29 : 25 30 : 18 22 : 17 31 : 17 26 : 15
02. ASK forward Frankfurt 25 : 25 26 : 25 22 : 19 32 : 23 24 : 17 24 : 16 28 : 18 28 : 20 19 : 14
03. SC Magdeburg 23 : 18 27 : 25 31 : 17 27 : 23 22 : 16 30 : 20 21 : 13 34 : 21 28 : 20
04th SC Leipzig 25 : 21 18: 19 24 : 24 26 : 21 28 : 21 32 : 19 21 : 19 30 : 23 30 : 19
05. SC Dynamo Berlin 23: 24 18: 20 18: 21 18 : 17 23 : 18 23 : 16 27 : 16 32 : 15 30 : 22
06th SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt 22: 25 20 : 20 22: 23 21: 28 24 : 24 21 : 19 26 : 22 22 : 17 22 : 16
07th BSG Motor Eisenach 23: 28 18: 23 19: 25 23: 24 22: 25 25 : 20 26 : 22 27 : 22 31 : 18
08th. BSG Post Schwerin 24: 25 19: 24 27 : 26 18: 20 19: 23 25 : 24 18: 19 24 : 24 27 : 18
09. SG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser 26: 27 18: 27 25: 35 24: 25 20: 25 25: 27 28 : 23 19 : 19 21 : 20
10. BSG miner's lamp Zwickau 21: 28 18: 27 18 : 18 16: 20 18 : 18 20: 23 15: 18 19 : 19
  1. BSG mine lamp Zwickau - SG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser 19:26 ( 9th matchday ); Scoring 2: 0 points and 0: 0 goals for Brandenburg / Kirchmöser

List of goalscorers

player society Goals / 7 m
01. Jürgen Flau BSG Post Schwerin 135/ 47
02. Rüdiger Borchardt SC Empor Rostock 134/ 33
03. Olaf Pleitz ASK forward Frankfurt 110/ 44
04th Frank-Michael Wahl SC Empor Rostock 109/ 07
05. Ingolf Wiegert SC Magdeburg 099 / 0-
06th Michael Ring SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt 097/ 23
07th Mike Fuhrig SC Leipzig 095/ 31
08th. Peter Pysall SC Magdeburg 094/ 38
09. Thomas Zeise SC Dynamo Berlin 082/ 35
10. Dietmar Baus SG Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser 076/ 37
11. Andreas Wigrim SC Dynamo Berlin 075/ 18

statistics

In the 1986/87 season, 90 games were played in the league. There were 4,011 goals, and ≈ 45 goals were scored per game. Champion SC Empor Rostock had the most accurate team, scoring 466 goals in their 18 games (Ø 26). The game with the highest number of goals took place on matchday 8 between Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser and SC Magdeburg, which ended 25:35. SC Dynamo Berlin achieved the highest victory with a 32:15 home win over Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser. Eighth Post Schwerin provided the top scorer in Jürgen Flau . He scored 135 goals, 47 of which he scored from the seven-meter point . During the season, 828 seven meters were given, of which 578 (≈ 70%) were converted. There were 653 exposures (2-minute time penalty ), with Bernd Finke from Stahl Brandenburg / Kirchmöser with 19 receiving the most.

Champions team

SC Empor Rostock
Logo from SC Empor Rostock

Goal: Jürgen Rohde , Andreas Rohde , Michael Blank
Field players: Rüdiger Borchardt , Udo Dreyer , Heiko Ganschow , Stephan Garbe , Heiko Gast , Matthias Hahn , Ralf Hoffmann , Holger Langhoff , Dirk Lasarzewski , Ralf Magritz , Ralf Skopnik , Tilo Strauch , Frank- Michael Wahl , Dirk Weisheitel , Michael Wegner Trainer: Reiner Ganschow(C)Captain of the crew

See also

literature

Web links