Handball GDR Oberliga (men) 1980/81

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Handball GDR Oberliga (men) 1980/81
Logo of the DHV
master SC Magdeburg
Relegated BSG unit Halle-Neustadt
Teams 10
Games 90
Gates 3,685  (ø 40.94 per game)
Top scorer Lothar Doering  (137 goals)
← Handball-GDR-Oberliga (men) 1979/80
Handball GDR League ↓

The men's handball GDR Oberliga 1980/81 was the top division of the season in indoor handball in the GDR , with it the GDR champions were determined for the 31st time.

Season course

The league began on October 11, 1980 and was completed with the 20th match day on March 8, 1981. The SC Magdeburg was able to successfully defend his title from last year and achieved by 1970 , 1977 and 1980 his fourth indoor championship. With the SC Magdeburg (15 ×) and the SC Empor Rostock (5 ×) there were only two championship leaders during the season. On the 9th matchday there was the match with 57 goals between SC Leipzig and SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt at 35:22 the highest goal game. While the newcomer BSG Einheit Halle-Neustadt had to relegate from the league as bottom of the table, the penultimate BSG Chemie Premnitz benefited from the renunciation of the BSG Rotation Prenzlauer Berg on the rise from the handball GDR league.

Tables

Closing table

Pl. team Sp. S. U N Gates Points
 1. SC Magdeburg (M)  18th  15th  0  3 454: 336 30: 60
 2. SC Empor Rostock (P)  18th  14th  1  3 395: 344 29: 70
 3. SC Leipzig  18th  14th  0  4th 428: 342 28: 80
 4th SC Dynamo Berlin  18th  10  3  5 388: 376 23:13
 5. ASK forward Frankfurt  18th  9  1  8th 382: 351 19:17
 6th SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt  18th  9  1  8th 367: 372 19:17
 7th BSG Post Schwerin  18th  6th  4th  8th 334: 340 16:20
 8th. BSG Wismut Aue  18th  4th  0  14th 338: 375 08:28
 9. BSG Chemie Premnitz (N)  18th  2  2  14th 292: 411 06:30
10. BSG unit Halle-Neustadt (N)  18th  1  0  17th 307: 438 02:34

Legend:
 GDR champion, relegated to the GDR league
(M) = champion 1980 , (P) = FDGB cup winner 1980 , (N) = promoted from the GDR league

Crosstab

1980/81
October 11, 1980 - March 8, 1981 		SC Magdeburg SC Empor Rostock SC Leipzig SC Dynamo Berlin ASK forward Frankfurt / O. SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt BSG Post Schwerin BSG Wismut Aue BSG Chemie Premnitz BSG unit Halle-Neustadt
01. SC Magdeburg 25 : 14 22 : 18 34 : 21 28 : 21 23 : 20 23 : 18 29 : 21 29 : 13 33 : 16
02. SC Empor Rostock 27 : 26 26 : 24 23 : 22 27 : 21 25 : 21 18 : 18 19 : 16 30 : 16 21 : 18
03. SC Leipzig 25 : 21 21 : 17 23 : 21 20 : 18 35 : 22 31 : 26 18 : 16 24 : 60 27 : 21
04th SC Dynamo Berlin 21 : 19 20 : 19 21 : 19 18: 23 20 : 18 15 : 13 25 : 17 25 : 20 29 : 20
05. ASK forward Frankfurt 17: 21 13: 15 23 : 21 29 : 26 19: 22 19 : 19 21 : 12 25 : 11 28 : 18
06th SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt 18: 22 17: 23 18: 22 23 : 23 22 : 16 20 : 17 31 : 23 20 : 19 23 : 20
07th BSG Post Schwerin 18: 20 18: 19 16: 22 20 : 20 20 : 16 17 : 16 18 : 17 19 : 19 22 : 15
08th. BSG Wismut Aue 15: 22 14: 21 15: 22 17: 20 21: 28 19: 20 20 : 18 27 : 15 22 : 13
09. BSG Chemie Premnitz 14: 26 19: 27 16: 26 18 : 18 16: 26 17: 19 12: 15 22 : 18 19 : 16
10. BSG unit Halle-Neustadt 19: 31 15: 24 17: 30 21: 23 14: 19 12: 17 18: 22 13: 28 21 : 20

Champions team

SC Magdeburg
Logo from SC Magdeburg Goal: Gunar Schimrock (17/1), Wieland Schmidt (16 games / goals -), Michael Gottschalk (2 / -)
Field: Manfred Hoppe (18/66), Ernst Gerlach (18/37), Günter Dreibrodt (17 / 79), - Udo Rothe (18/68), Peter Pysall (18/18), Reiner Baumgart (18/16), Ingolf Wiegert (17/69), Harry Jahns (17/14), Hartmut Krüger (15/67 ), Helmut Kurrat (15/15), Jörg Fischer (5/4) Trainer: Klaus Miesner(C)Captain of the crew

See also

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