Handball GDR Oberliga (women) 1965/66

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The GDR women's handball league in 1965/66 was held both in indoor handball and in field handball to determine the respective GDR champions.

Indoor handball

Point games

In the women's indoor handball league, the point games were played from December 1965 to February 1966. Nine teams were involved, including the defending champions from SC Leipzig and newcomer Dynamo Leipzig. The new champions were the women from SC Empor Rostock , the only team to remain undefeated. The only relegated was Dynamo Leipzig.

Closing table
Pl. team Sp S. U N Gates Points
1 SC Empor Rostock 16 14th 2 0 155: 068 30: 02
2 SC Leipzig (M) 15 * 11 1 3 150: 084 23: 07
3 BSG progress Weissenfels 15 * 10 2 3 119: 082 22: 08
4th SC Magdeburg 16 8th 1 7th 143: 134 17:15
5 TSC Berlin 16 7th 2 7th 110: 114 16:16
6th BSG Empor Halloren Hall (N) 16 6th 0 10 110: 140 12:20
7th BSG locomotive Rangsdorf 16 3 4th 9 096: 137 10:22
8th SG Dynamo Karl-Marx-Stadt 16 3 1 12 104: 157 07:25
9 SG Dynamo Leipzig (N, A) 16 2 1 13 090: 161 05:27
* the game SC Leipzig - BSG progress Weissenfels was not played

Field handball

Point games

The field handball league was played from April to July 1966 with 18 teams. They were distributed over two seasons according to regional criteria, with only eight teams playing in the northern season. All teams from the previous season were taken over and there were no promoted teams. Both season winners, including defending champion SC Empor Rostock , determined the new champion in the final. From 1966/67 there were no more championships for women in field handball.

Season I (North)
Pl. team Gates Points
1 SC Empor Rostock (M) 129: 046 26: 02
2 TSC Berlin 104: 069 20: 06
3 SC Magdeburg 101: 073 17:11
4th BSG tractor Dummerstorf 080: 096 15:11
5 TSG Wismar 079: 086 15:13
6th BSG Post Magdeburg 059: 109 08:20
7th BSG locomotive Rangsdorf 073: 106 05:23
8th BSG Motor Stralsund 050: 090 04:24
the game TSC Berlin - Traktor Dummerstorf was not played.
Season II (South)
Pl. team Gates Points
1 BSG progress Weissenfels 154: 062 36: 00
2 SC Leipzig 180: 073 32: 04
3 BSG activist KM Zwickau 100: 113 20:16
4th BSG Empor Halloren Hall 085: 088 19:17
5 SG Dynamo Karl-Marx-Stadt 094: 106 18:18
6th BSG locomotive Dresden 083: 101 15:21
7th BSG ZAB Dessau 078: 125 13:23
8th BSG Chemie Piesteritz 070: 104 11:25
9 SG Dynamo Leipzig 062: 098 09:27
10 BSG Motor Weimar 060: 096 07:29

Endgame

(August 7, 1966 in the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Stadion in Zerbster )

SC Empor Rostock - BSG progress Weissenfels 7: 5 (3: 3)

“SC Empor Rostock successfully defended its German championship title in women's field handball. The Rostock handball women defeated on Sunday in Zerbst in the final progress Weissenfels 7: 5 (3: 3). With that, the SC Empor won the championship title for the third time in a row. Up to the 30th minute (5: 5) the game was still completely open. Progress Weissenfels had always presented a hit up to this point, but the equalization was always made immediately. When the players around Inge Schanding exaggerated the cross game in the last phase, the Rostock women took their chance. The Weisenfels defense was played twice with powerful combinations. Mester and the national player Grosse achieved the not undeserved 7: 5 success with two goals. "(Neues Deutschland, August 8, 1966, p. 4)

Rostock: Renate Biemann - Dittmann, Marlen Baumann (1), Erika Bergmann, Bärbel Grosse (2), Engel, Waltraud Mester (3), Dagmar Ziebert, Evelyn Kikillus (1), Apel, Gerine Hauptmann, Karin Preuß
Weißenfels: Bürtig - Ulbricht, Lettau, Martin, Reinhardt (1), Kujanski, Inge Schanding (1), Kahnt, Burkhardt, Hörisch (1), Pullert (2), Fischer

Explanations

  1. ↑ A = relegated, M = master, N = newcomer

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