Handball GDR Oberliga (men) 1984/85

Handball-DDR-Oberliga 1984/85

master	SC Magdeburg
European Champions Cup	SC Magdeburg
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	SC Empor Rostock
European Cup	SC Dynamo Berlin
Relegated	ASG Officer's College Löbau SG Lok / Motor Süd-Ost Magdeburg
Teams	10
Games	90
Gates	4,077 (ø 45.3 per game)
Top scorer	Frank-Michael Wahl (148 goals)
← Handball-GDR-Oberliga (men) 1983/84 Handball-GDR-Oberliga (men) 1985/86 →
Handball GDR League 1984/85 ↓

The GDR championship was determined for the 35th time with the men's handball league in 1984/85 , the top division of the season in indoor handball in the GDR .

Season course

The league was played in the 1984/85 season from October 17, 1984 to May 15, 1985 with ten teams as usual. These had to complete 18 matches each in home and return matches. The SC Magdeburg succeeded in defending a six-point lead last year's title. It was his sixth title win in a row and the eighth indoor championship since 1977 . The best company sports association was BSG Motor Eisenach in sixth place, nine points behind the fifth place in the table, SC Leipzig . The Army Sports Association (ASG), the Löbau Officers' College and the SG Lok / Motor Süd-Ost Magdeburg game community started as promoters from the handball GDR league . Both communities failed to stay in the league and were relegated to second class after only one year.

Tables

Closing table

Pl.	team	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1.	SC Magdeburg (M, P)	18th	16	1	1	535: 412	33: 30
2.	SC Dynamo Berlin	18th	13	1	4th	437: 360	27: 90
3.	ASK forward Frankfurt	18th	11	4th	3	432: 389	26:10
4th	SC Empor Rostock	18th	12	0	6th	441: 407	24:12
5.	SC Leipzig	18th	11	1	6th	402: 365	23:13
6th	BSG Motor Eisenach	18th	6th	2	10	367: 416	14:22
7th	BSG Post Schwerin	18th	6th	1	11	380: 411	13:23
8th.	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	18th	4th	1	13	367: 405	09:27
9.	ASG Officers College Löbau (N)	18th	3	1	14th	338: 446	07:29
10.	SG Lok / Motor Süd-Ost Magdeburg (N)	18th	2	0	16	378: 466	04:32

Legend:
East German champion and participant in the Champions Cup Europe 1985/86 FDGB Cup winner and participant in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1985/86 participants in the IHF Cup 1985/86 relegated to the DDR-Liga 1985/86 (M) DDR Champion 1984 , (P) FDGB cup winner 1984 , (N) promoted from the GDR league 1983/84

Crosstab

1984/85 October 16, 1984 - May 15, 1985
01.	SC Magdeburg		32 : 30	32 : 26	28 : 21	33 : 27	32 : 21	33 : 22	30 : 17	35 : 17	34 : 23
02.	SC Dynamo Berlin	29 : 22		23 : 20	19 : 17	19: 21	27 : 15	27 : 19	21 : 18	24 : 13	31 : 17
03.	ASK forward Frankfurt	22 : 22	23 : 22		33 : 28	21 : 21	22 : 22	25 : 21	24 : 15	27 : 19	24 : 21
04th	SC Empor Rostock	23: 33	29 : 26	25 : 20		21 : 19	28 : 19	24 : 22	21 : 18	25 : 12	26 : 21
05.	SC Leipzig	23: 24	18: 19	21: 23	22 : 20		20 : 14	28 : 18	19 : 15	24 : 20	27 : 24
06th	BSG Motor Eisenach	25: 34	21 : 21	20: 23	16: 21	18 : 16		25 : 23	26 : 22	20 : 15	24 : 23
07th	BSG Post Schwerin	22: 27	14: 21	20 : 20	22 : 21	22: 28	21 : 16		18 : 17	34 : 20	25 : 19
08th.	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	22: 27	21: 25	21: 23	27: 29	23: 25	25 : 20	21 : 19		24 : 20	26 : 20
09.	ASG Officers' College Löbau	20: 25	19: 30	19: 26	20: 30	16: 23	22 : 21	16: 17	19 : 19		28 : 21
10.	SG Lok / Motor Süd-Ost Magdeburg	22: 32	21: 23	17: 30	30: 32	15: 20	21: 24	23 : 21	19 : 16	21: 23

List of goalscorers

	player	society	Goals / 7 m
01.	Frank-Michael Wahl	SC Empor Rostock	148/ 30
02.	Ingolf Wiegert	SC Magdeburg	119/ 02
03.	Udo Rothe	SC Magdeburg	117/ 37
04th	Olaf Pleitz	ASK forward Frankfurt / O.	110/ 58
05.	Rüdiger Borchardt	SC Empor Rostock	099/ 18
06th	Stephan Hauck	SC Dynamo Berlin	089/ 21
07th	Frank Mühlner	SC Leipzig	078/ 16
08th.	Burghard Perlich	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	075 / 0-
	Jürgen Flau	BSG Post Schwerin	075/ 25
	Gerd Stefanowsky	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	075/ 28

statistics

In the 1984/85 season, a total of 90 games were played in the Oberliga, in which 4,077 goals were scored (≈ 45 goals per game). Most goals were scored in the match between SC Magdeburg and SC Dynamo Berlin with the result 32:30. The SC Magdeburg achieved the highest victory in a 35:17 home win over the ASG Officers' College Löbau. The top scorer was Frank-Michael Wahl from SC Empor Rostock with 148 goals, 30 of which he scored as a seven-meter scorer. During the season there were three leaders: SC Magdeburg topped the table 16 times, only once were SC Dynamo Berlin and ASK Vorwärts Frankfurt at the top of the table.

Champions team

SC Magdeburg
	Goal: Wieland Schmidt , Gunar Schimrock , Michael Gottschalk Field players: Lars Becker , Uwe Beye , Jörg Brech , Günter Dreibrodt , Jens Fiedler , Andreas Fink , Andreas Frank , Hartmut Krüger , Helmut Kurrat , Peter Pysall , Udo Rothe , Heiko Triepel , Ingolf Wiegert , Holger Winselmann Trainer: Klaus Miesner(C)

literature

Manfred Seifert: Sport85. A yearbook of GDR sports . Sportverlag Berlin, 1985, ISSN 0232-203X , p. 248 .
New Germany . Socialist Unity Party of Germany, Berlin (1984–1985).
German sport echo . Sportverlag Berlin, ISSN 0323-8628 (1984-1985).

Web links

Handball in the GDR. Retrieved April 16, 2016 .