Handball East German Oberliga (men) 1983/84

The handball GDR league of men 1983/84 was the top division of the season in indoor handball in the GDR , with it the GDR champions were determined for the 34th time.

Handball-DDR-Oberliga 1983/84

master	SC Magdeburg
European Champions Cup	SC Magdeburg
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	SC Dynamo Berlin
European Cup	SC Leipzig
Relegated	BSG Wismut Aue BSG ZAB Dessau
Teams	10
Games	90
Gates	3,994 (ø 44.38 per game)
Top scorer	Axel Vollgold (135 goals)
← Handball-GDR-Oberliga (men) 1982/83 Handball GDR Oberliga (men) 1984/85 →
Handball GDR League 1983/84 ↓

Season course

The league season 1983/84 was played as usual with ten teams, began September 22, 1983 and ended with the 20th match day on February 26, 1984. The teams competed against each other in home and return games, with the same number of points at the end of the season the games decided against each other. The SC Magdeburg was last year's title with a eight-point lead over second SC Dynamo Berlin defend superior. The SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt and the company sports community (BSG) ZAB Dessau started as promoters . Only SG Dynamo managed to stay in the league, while BSG ZAB was relegated after just one season. She was accompanied by the BSG Wismut Aue , which had to leave the league after 23 years of membership in the Oberliga.

Tables

Closing table

Pl.	team	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1.	SC Magdeburg (M)	18th	16	1	1	553: 381	33: 30
2.	SC Dynamo Berlin	18th	12	1	5	433: 407	25:11
3.	SC Leipzig	18th	12	1	5	428: 356	25:11
4th	SC Empor Rostock	18th	11	2	5	393: 367	24:12
5.	ASK Forward Frankfurt (P)	18th	11	0	7th	405: 367	22:14
6th	BSG Motor Eisenach	18th	5	2	11	381: 423	12:24
7th	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt (N)	18th	5	1	12	340: 422	11:25
8th.	BSG Post Schwerin	18th	4th	3	11	315: 396	11:25
9.	BSG Wismut Aue	18th	5	1	12	394: 452	11:25
10.	BSG ZAB Dessau (N)	18th	2	2	14th	352: 423	06:30

Legend:
GDR champion and participant in the European Cup of National Champions 1984/85
Participant in the European Cup Winner's Cup 1984/85
Participant in the IHF Cup 1984/85
Relegated to the DDR League 1984/85
(M) DDR Champion 1983 , (P) FDGB cup winner 1983 , (N) promoted from the GDR league 1982/83

Crosstab

1983/84 September 22, 1983 - February 26, 1984
01.	SC Magdeburg		41 : 22	27 : 18	36 : 21	36 : 23	36 : 26	34 : 13	30 : 16	38 : 21	26 : 18
02.	SC Dynamo Berlin	27: 33		30 : 24	17: 18	20 : 19	27 : 23	30 : 20	26 : 11	21 : 21	21 : 18
03.	SC Leipzig	25 : 20	25: 26		27 : 20	18: 20	27 : 15	31 : 21	28 : 16	31 : 24	28 : 16
04th	SC Empor Rostock	20: 22	26 : 25	20 : 17		18 : 15	20 : 19	30 : 14	29 : 17	21 : 16	23 : 19
05.	ASK forward Frankfurt	21: 23	25 : 24	19: 20	23: 25		22 : 14	23 : 20	18 : 13	27 : 20	20 : 15
06th	BSG Motor Eisenach	14: 28	23: 25	19 : 19	24 : 22	21: 26		27 : 16	22 : 19	23 : 22	25 : 22
07th	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	20: 29	20: 24	15: 18	23 : 21	19: 25	20 : 18		21 : 21	21 : 14	21 : 18
08th.	BSG Post Schwerin	19: 30	17: 19	13: 22	09: 15	20 : 19	20 : 20	15 : 15		28 : 25	21 : 18
09.	BSG Wismut Aue	35 : 35	23: 26	15: 20	22 : 22	25: 32	26 : 25	23 : 20	21 : 19		22 : 21
10.	BSG ZAB Dessau	22: 29	20: 23	20: 30	22 : 22	16: 28	26 : 23	21 : 21	18: 21	22 : 19

List of goalscorers

	player	society	Goals / 7 m
01.	Axel solid gold	SC Leipzig	135/ 52
02.	Ingolf Wiegert	SC Magdeburg	126 / 0-
03.	Udo Rothe	SC Magdeburg	110/ 20
04th	Lutz Westram	BSG Motor Eisenach	105/ 48
05.	Helmut Zierold	BSG Wismut Aue	086/ 53
06th	Lutz Gau	BSG Post Schwerin	085/ 38
07th	Georg Rothenburger	BSG Wismut Aue	083/ 10
08th.	Günter Dreibrodt	SC Magdeburg	080/ 08
08th.	Thomas Zeise	SC Dynamo Berlin	080/ 10
10.	Rüdiger Borchardt	SC Empor Rostock	075/ 31

statistics

In the 1983/84 season, 90 games were played in the Oberliga, with 3,990 goals scored (≈ 44 per game). SC Magdeburg achieved the highest victory in their 34:13 home win on matchday 13 over SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt. SC Magdeburg was also involved in the game with the most hits when it won 35:35 at BSG Wismut Aue on the last matchday. The top scorer was Axel Vollgold from SC Leipzig, who scored 135 goals, 52 of which he scored from the seven meter point . During the season there were only three championship leaders. The new champions SC Magdeburg topped the table 15 times, while SC Leipzig topped the table three times and SC Empor Rostock twice.

Champions team

SC Magdeburg
	Goal: Wieland Schmidt , Gunar Schimrock Field players: Holger Winselmann , Günter Dreibrodt , Peter Pysall , Ingolf Wiegert , Udo Rothe , Hartmut Krüger , Helmut Kurrat , Harry Jahns , Uwe Beye , Jörg Fischer , Jörg Brech , Lars Becker , Andreas Frank Trainer: Klaus Miesner(C)

literature

Manfred Seifert: Sport84. A yearbook of GDR sports . Sportverlag Berlin, 1984, ISSN 0232-203X , p. 252 .
New Germany . Socialist Unity Party of Germany, Berlin (1983–1984).
German sport echo . Sportverlag Berlin, ISSN 0323-8628 (1983-1984).

Web links

Handball in the GDR. Retrieved February 6, 2016 .