Handball GDR Oberliga (men) 1985/86

Handball GDR Oberliga 1985/86

master	SC Empor Rostock
European Champions Cup	SC Empor Rostock
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	SC Leipzig
European Cup	SC Magdeburg
Relegated	BSG Wismut Aue BSG locomotive RAW Cottbus
Teams	10
Games	90
Gates	4,068 (ø 45.2 per game)
Top scorer	Frank-Michael Wahl (147 goals)
Time penalties	728 (ø 8.09 per game)
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Handball GDR League 1985/86 ↓

The men's handball league in the GDR 1985/86 was the top league in indoor handball in the GDR this season . With her, the 36th GDR champion was determined in this sport.

Season course

The league season 1985/86 began on September 14, 1985 and ended on May 29, 1986. The SC Empor Rostock secured the championship title again after 1978 and prevented SC Magdeburg's seventh success in a row . The Magdeburg playful title defense after they could not win the last two league games. They suffered a home defeat on the last day of the match after twelve years in the league. The best company sports association was again BSG Motor Eisenach in sixth place, this time only three points behind SC Leipzig . The newly promoted BSG Wismut Aue and the absolute newcomer BSG Lokomotive RAW Cottbus competed as climbers from the GDR league . Both did not manage to stay in the top division and were relegated immediately.

Tables

Closing table

Pl.	team	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1.	SC Empor Rostock (P)	18th	15th	0	3	462: 394	30: 60
2.	SC Magdeburg (M)	18th	13	2	3	485: 398	28: 80
3.	SC Dynamo Berlin	18th	12	1	5	437: 399	25:11
4th	ASK forward Frankfurt	18th	10	3	5	407: 376	23:13
5.	SC Leipzig	18th	9	1	8th	412: 407	19:17
6th	BSG Motor Eisenach	18th	7th	2	9	382: 404	16:20
7th	BSG Post Schwerin	18th	6th	1	11	376: 401	13:23
8th.	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	18th	5	1	12	374: 447	11:25
9.	BSG Wismut Aue (N)	18th	4th	2	12	359: 435	10:26
10.	BSG locomotive RAW Cottbus (N)	18th	2	1	15th	374: 447	05:31

Legend:
East German champion and participant in the Champions Cup Europe 1986/87 FDGB Vice Cup winners and participants in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1986/87 participants in the IHF Cup 1986/87 relegated to the DDR-Liga 1986/87 (M) DDR Champion 1985 , (P) FDGB cup winner 1985 , (N) promoted from the GDR league 1984/85

Crosstab

1985/86 September 14, 1985 - May 29, 1986
01.	SC Empor Rostock		31 : 28	30 : 25	24 : 22	25 : 21	22 : 18	26 : 16	23 : 21	24 : 17	28 : 22
02.	SC Magdeburg	28 : 25		29: 32	27 : 23	23 : 21	27 : 27	28 : 20	30 : 12	33 : 16	22 : 16
03.	SC Dynamo Berlin	26: 30	22: 25		21 : 14	22: 24	31 : 14	26 : 17	24 : 21	23 : 20	23 : 18
04th	ASK forward Frankfurt	23 : 17	23 : 23	23 : 14		26: 29	25 : 22	23 : 21	24 : 23	28 : 17	26 : 14
05.	SC Leipzig	23: 30	24: 26	22: 25	24 : 23		29 : 23	27 : 24	22 : 20	24 : 16	22 : 19
06th	BSG Motor Eisenach	21 : 18	21: 25	21: 22	20 : 20	21 : 20		24 : 20	24 : 19	22 : 21	20 : 18
07th	BSG Post Schwerin	23: 27	21 : 19	19: 21	19 : 19	20 : 18	22 : 20		20 : 17	23 : 18	31 : 21
08th.	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	23: 27	24: 29	25: 31	22: 24	17 : 17	20 : 17	20 : 17		20 : 19	28 : 19
09.	BSG Wismut Aue	20: 27	16: 35	25 : 25	22: 23	21 : 20	20 : 19	22 : 21	18: 19		26 : 24
10.	BSG locomotive RAW Cottbus	17: 28	24: 28	22: 24	17: 18	21: 25	25: 28	25 : 22	27 : 23	25 : 25

List of goalscorers

	player	society	Goals / 7 m
01.	Frank-Michael Wahl	SC Empor Rostock	147/ 30
02.	Mike Fuhrig	SC Leipzig	127/ 52
03.	Rüdiger Borchardt	SC Empor Rostock	114/ 27
04th	Georg Rothenburger	BSG Wismut Aue	111/ 26
05.	Jürgen Flau	BSG Post Schwerin	106/ 38
06th	Peter Melzer	BSG locomotive RAW Cottbus	103/ 79
07th	Lutz Westram	BSG Motor Eisenach	098/ 39
08th.	Gerd Stefanowsky	SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt	097/ 41
09.	Udo Rothe	SC Magdeburg	096/ 39
10.	Ingolf Wiegert	SC Magdeburg	092 / 0-

statistics

In the 90 league games played, 4,068 goals were scored, which corresponds to an average of ≈ 45 goals per game. With 485 goals, runner-up SC Magdeburg was the most accurate team, they were also involved in the highest-scoring league game SC Magdeburg - SC Dynamo Berlin, which ended 29:32. Frank-Michael Wahl from champions SC Empor Rostock was the top scorer for the fourth time since 1982. He scored 147 goals, 30 of them as a seven-meter shooter . The Schwerin Jürgen Flaubert turned the game against Cottbus RAW locomotive at 15. Round with 17 goals in a game a new scoring record in the league on. In the season 898 seven meters were given, of which 653 (≈ 73%) were converted. There were 728 exposures (2-minute time penalty ). With the SG Dynamo Halle-Neustadt, a team came for the first time in 18 championship games to over 100 exposures (102) and Gerd Neumann was the player with the most time penalties (18).

Champions team

SC Empor Rostock
	Goal: Jürgen Rohde , Andreas Rohde , Michael Blank Field players: Henry Blatter , Rüdiger Borchardt , Udo Dreyer , Matthias Hahn , Ralf Hoffmann , Holger Langhoff , Christian Langner , Dirk Lasarzewski , Fred Radig , Ralf Skopnik , Tilo Strauch , Frank-Michael Wahl , Michael Wemuth , Mario Wille Trainer: Reiner Ganschow(C)

literature

Manfred Seifert: Sport86. A yearbook of GDR sports . Sportverlag Berlin , 1986, ISSN 0232-203X , p. 230 .
New Germany . Socialist Unity Party of Germany, ISSN 0323-3375 (1985-1986).
German sport echo . Sportverlag Berlin , ISSN 0323-8628 (1985-1986).
Handball . Sportverlag Berlin , ISSN 0138-1296 (1985-1986).

Web links

Handball in the GDR. Retrieved March 21, 2018 .