Handball-Oberliga Mitteldeutschland

Handball-Oberliga Mitteldeutschland

Current season	2019/20
sport	Handball
abbreviation	MDOL
Association	Central German handball federation umbrella organization: German handball federation regional federations: handball federation Saxony handball federation Saxony-Anhalt Thuringian handball federation
League foundation	2010
Teams	14 (men) 10 (women)
Country countries	Germany
Title holder	Men: HC Burgenland Women: HC Rödertal II
Record champions	Men: HSV Bad Blankenburg , HG 85 Koethen , SG LVB Leipzig (2) Women: SC Markranstädt (2)
↑ 3rd division (III) ↓ Saxony League (V) Saxony-Anhalt League (V) Thuringia League (V)

The Mitteldeutsche Oberliga (MDOL) is one of the twelve squadrons of the handball league of the German Handball Federation and the top division of the three independent regional associations of Saxony (HVS), Saxony-Anhalt (HVSA) and Thuringia (THV). After the Bundesliga , the 2nd Bundesliga and the 3rd League, the Oberliga is the fourth highest division in German handball .

history

After the termination of the contract on the joint operation of the regional associations of the South German Handball Association (SHV), the North German Handball Association (NHV), the South-West German Handball Association (SWHV ), the North- East German Handball Association (NOHV) and the West German Handball Association (WHV) and the associated ones Cessation of the regional league middle (see also handball regional league ), efforts were made by various clubs from Central Germany to found a regional association middle. In 2005 the initiative for this came from SV Hermsdorf , but without success. In 2007 it was the HC unit in Halle that took up the problem again. At a club meeting of the central German handball clubs, the clear will to found a sixth regional association was articulated. The chairmen of the three regional associations who were also present were given the task of taking all the necessary steps. After the second meeting in Halle, the Central German Handball Association was founded in Eisenberg. Due to the restructuring of the 3rd leagues (formerly the regional league) under the roof of the DHB , there was no longer any play in the regional associations. They were subsequently dissolved. The Central German Handball Association, supported by the three regional associations HVS, HVSA and THV, has been organizing matches in the Central German Oberliga since 2010.

The founding teams of the Handball-Oberliga Mitteldeutschland 2010/11 were:

	Men	Women
Relegated from the Regionalliga Nord	HSG Wolfen 2000 SG Eintracht Glinde HSV Naumburg bumps	SV Union Halle-Neustadt II BSV 93 Magdeburg HC Salzland 06
Relegated from the Regionalliga Südwest	HSV Bad Blankenburg HSV 1990 Apolda	SV construction Altenburg
Relegated from the Regionalliga Süd	SG LVB Leipzig	-
Qualified teams from the Oberliga Sachsen	HC Elbflorenz 2006 I. HSG Freiberg	HC Rödertal I (as SG Rödertal-Weinböhla) SHV Oschatz HSV 1956 Marienberg BSV Sachsen Zwickau II
Qualified teams from the Oberliga Sachsen-Anhalt	SV Oebisfelde 1895 TuS 1947 Radis HV Rot-Weiß Staßfurt	TSG Calbe TSV Niederndodeleben 1990
Qualified teams from the Oberliga Thuringia	SV Hermsdorf HSV Ronneburg LSV Ziegelheim	HBV Jena 90 TSG Ruhla (withdrawn)

As of the 2018/19 season, the women's MDOL was restructured: After a reduction in relay strength from 12 teams (2017/18) to 10 teams (2018/19), a further reduction to 8 teams should then be in the 2019/20 season The league will then be played in a league system (everyone against everyone) with a subsequent play-off double round. Based on the reports from the clubs, the MHV decided to continue playing with 10 teams in the 2019/20 season.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , there were no relegated athletes in the 2019/20 season, so that 17 (men) and 12 (women) teams will take part in the MDOL in the 2020/21 season; In order to reach the regular team number (men: 14, women: 10), there will be more stringent relegation regulations this season.

Participating teams 2020/21

Aschersleben Koethen Plauen-O. UPS hall Delitzsch Freiberg SG Pirna / Heidenau Apolda Jena Oebisfelde HCE Plauen Bad Blankenburg Aue II Sonneberg Glauchau Wittenberg Florence on the Elbe II

Handball Oberliga Mitteldeutschland Men 2020/21

HC Burgenland Niedern-dodeleben Goerlitz Rückmarsdorf Meissen / Riesa Dessau-Rosslau Altenburg Rödertal II Graefenhainichen SG Apolda / G. Jena Leipzig II

Handball Oberliga Mitteldeutschland Women 2020/21

Men

• NHV Concordia Delitzsch 2010
• HSV Bad Blankenburg
• SG Pirna / Heidenau
• SV 04 Plauen-Oberlosa
• HSG Freiberg
• EHF Aue II
• UPS hall
• HG 85 Koethen
• HSV 1990 Apolda
• HC unit Plauen
• HC Aschersleben (whereabouts, as no athletic relegation in the 2019/20 season)
• SV Oebisfelde 1895 (whereabouts, as no athletic relegation in the 2019/20 season)
• HBV Jena 90 (stay, as no athletic relegation in the 2019/20 season)
• Sonneberger HV (promoted Thuringian League)
• HC Glauchau / Meerane (promoted Sachsenliga)
• SV Grün-Weiß Wittenberg-Piesteritz (promoted Saxony-Anhalt League)
• HC Elbflorenz 2006 II (relegated 3rd division )

Women

• HC Rödertal II (whereabouts, since notification to the 3rd league withdrawn)
• TSV Niederndodeleben 1900
• SV Koweg Goerlitz
• Dessau-Roßlauer HV
• HC Burgenland
• SG Meißen / Riesa
• SG Apolda / Großschwabhausen
• HSG Rückmarsdorf (to stay, as there were no relegated athletes in the 2019/20 season)
• SV construction Altenburg (to remain, as there were no relegated athletes in the 2019/20 season)
• BSG activist Graefenhainichen (whereabouts, as there were no relegated athletes in the 2019/20 season)
• HBV Jena 90 (promoted Thuringian League)
• HC Leipzig II (promoted Sachsenliga)

Statistics 2019/20

Game operations were suspended from March 12, 2020 to May 3, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic . On May 3, 2020, the MHV Presidium decided to cancel the MHV championships in all leagues. The final tables are calculated on the basis of the DHB quotient regulation according to the following scheme with the reference date March 12, 2020:

1. Division of the plus points by the number of games played, multiplied by 100 and rounded down to one decimal place ( point quotient )
2. If the point quotient is the same, the direct comparison decides if all the games of the direct comparison are available (complete direct comparison )
3. If the direct comparison is not complete or undecided, the goal difference quotient decides (division of the goal difference by the number of games played, multiplied by 100 and rounded down to one decimal place)
4. further decision criteria according to DHB decision

Middle German Oberliga men

Final table (as of March 12, 2020)

Pl.	society	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points	PQ	to you. Compare	TDQ	ΔPQ1
1.	HC Burgenland	21st	14th	2	5	597: 530	+67	30:12	142.9	n / a	+319.0	-
2.	NHV Concordia Delitzsch	21st	15th	0	6th	575: 540	+35	30:12	142.9	n / a	+166.7	± 0.0
3.	HSV Bad Blankenburg (N)	21st	12	2	7th	589: 531	+58	26:16	123.8			−19.1
4th	SG Pirna / Heidenau	21st	10	4th	7th	476: 461	+15	24:18	114.3			−28.6
5.	SV 04 Plauen-Oberlosa	21st	10	3	8th	555: 520	+35	23:19	109.5			−33.4
6th	HSG Freiberg	21st	9	4th	8th	573: 570	+3	22:20	104.8	n / a	+14.3	−38.4
7th	EHV Aue II (N)	21st	9	4th	8th	598: 603	−5	22:20	104.8	n / a	−23.8	−38.4
8th.	UPS hall	21st	9	3	9	602: 594	+8	21:21	100.0	n / a	+38.1	−42.9
9.	HG 85 Koethen	21st	10	1	10	545: 568	−23	21:21	100.0	n / a	−109.5	−42.9
10.	HSV Apolda 1990	21st	9	2	10	517: 535	−18	20:22	95.2			−47.7
11.	HC unit Plauen	21st	7th	4th	10	554: 572	−18	18:24	85.7			−57.2
12.	HC Aschersleben	21st	6th	2	13	553: 595	−42	14:28	66.7	n / a	−200.0	−76.2
13.	SV Oebisfelde 1895	21st	7th	0	14th	526: 575	−49	14:28	66.7	n / a	−233.3	−76.2
14th	HBV Jena 90	21st	3	3	15th	546: 612	−66	9:33	42.9			−100.0

Legend
	Central German handball champion 2019/20 and team eligible for promotion to the 3rd division : HC Burgenland
	Eligible team in the 3rd division according to the DHB regulation : -
	Relegated to the regional associations: -
At the end of the 2018/19 season:
(M)	Central German handball champions 2018/19: HC Elbflorenz 2006 II
(A)	Relegated from the 3rd division : -
(N)	Newcomers from the regional associations: HSV Bad Blankenburg , EHV Aue II

Middle German Oberliga women

Final table (as of March 12, 2020)

Pl.	society	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points	PQ	to you. Compare	TDQ	ΔPQ1
1.	HC Roedertal II (N)	14th	10	2	2	444: 364	+80	22: 6	157.1			-
2.	TSV Niederndodeleben	14th	10	0	4th	393: 348	+45	20: 8	142.9	2: 2 (53:52)		−14.2
3.	SV Koweg Goerlitz (M)	14th	9	2	3	403: 346	+57	20: 8	142.9	2: 2 (52:53)		−14.2
4th	Dessau-Rosslauer AGM	13	8th	1	4th	355: 310	+45	17: 9	130.8			−26.3
5.	HC Burgenland	13	7th	0	6th	355: 347	+8	14:12	107.7			−49.4
6th	HSG Riesa / Oschatz	14th	5	3	6th	370: 348	+22	13:15	92.9			−64.2
7th	SG Apolda / Großschwabhausen	14th	5	2	7th	381: 398	−17	12:16	85.7			−71.4
8th.	HSG Rückmarsdorf	15th	5	2	8th	390: 427	−37	12:18	80.0			−77.1
9.	SV construction Altenburg (N)	15th	3	1	11	346: 429	−83	7:23	46.7			−110.4
10.	BSG activist Graefenhainichen (N)	14th	0	3	11	341: 461	−120	3:25	21.4			−135.7

Legend
	Central German handball champion 2019/20 and team eligible for promotion to the 3rd division : HC Rödertal II
	Eligible team in the 3rd division according to the DHB regulation : -
	Relegated to the regional associations: -
At the end of the 2018/19 season:
(M)	Central German handball champions 2018/19: SV Koweg Görlitz
(A)	Relegated from the 3rd division : -
(N)	Newcomers from the regional associations: SV Aufbau Altenburg, HC Rödertal II , BSG activist Graefenhainichen

Title holder

Playtime	Men	Women	mjB	mjC	wjA	wjB	wjC
2019/2020	HC Burgenland	HC Rödertal II E.	- **	- **	- *	- **	- **
2018/2019	HC Elbflorenz 2006 II	SV Koweg Görlitz D.	SC DHfK Leipzig	SC Magdeburg	- *	HC Leipzig	HC Leipzig
2017/2018	SG LVB Leipzig	HC Burgenland C	SC Magdeburg II	SC Magdeburg	- *	HC Leipzig	HC Leipzig
2016/2017	HSV Bad Blankenburg	HV Chemnitz	SC Magdeburg	SC Magdeburg	- *	HC Leipzig	HC Leipzig
2015/2016	HG 85 Koethen B	SC Markranstädt	SC Magdeburg	SC Magdeburg	- *	HC Leipzig	HC Leipzig
2014/2015	UPS hall	SC Markranstädt A	ThSV Eisenach	SC DHfK Leipzig	- *	HSV Magdeburg	SV Union Halle-Neustadt
2013/2014	HG 85 Koethen	HSV 1956 Marienberg	SC DHfK Leipzig	NSG EHV / Nickelhütte Aue	- *	JSpG Halle / MD / Barleben	BSV Sachsen Zwickau
2012/2013	HSV Bad Blankenburg	HC Salzland 06	SC Magdeburg	SC Magdeburg	HC Leipzig	Thuringian HC	NSG turbine Markranstädt
2011/2012	HC Elbflorenz 2006 I.	HC Rödertal I	SC Magdeburg	Handball Academy Leipzig / Delitzsch	HC Leipzig	HC Leipzig	JSpG Halle / MD / Barleben
2010/2011	SG LVB Leipzig	SHV Oschatz	- *	- *	- *	- *	- *

^* not carried out

^**canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

^E. HC Rödertal II renounces promotion to the 3rd division.

^D.SV Koweg Görlitz renounces promotion to the 3rd division; for the promotion of the runner-up SV Union Halle-Neustadt II .

^C.HC Burgenland renounces promotion to the 3rd division; for the promotion of the second placed Thuringian HC II .

^B. HG 85 Köthen renounces promotion to the 3rd division.

^A.SC Markranstädt fails in the qualification for promotion to the 3rd division at Rostocker HC .

Legend
	The master belongs to the Thuringian handball association.
	The master belongs to the handball association of Saxony-Anhalt.
	The master belongs to the handball association of Saxony.

Season statistics

Men

Playtime	Mannsch. (Games)	Master (points)	Runner-up (points)	Relegated to regional associations	Newcomers from regional associations	Relegated from 3rd division	Gates	Top scorer (goals / 7-m)	spectator
2019/2020	14 (147 1 )	HC Burgenland (30:12)	NHV Concordia Delitzsch (30:12)	-	HC Glauchau / Meerane SV Grün-Weiß Wittenberg-Piesteritz Sonneberger HV	HC Elbflorenz 2006 II	7,806 (Ø 53.10)	Frank Grohmann (NHV Concordia Delitzsch, 152/65)	44,893 (Ø 305)
2018/2019	14 (182)	HC Elbflorenz 2006 II (43: 9)	SV 04 Plauen-Oberlosa (41:11)	Zwickauer HC miner's lamp	HSV Bad Blankenburg EHV Aue II	-	9,380 (Ø 51.54)	Frank Grohmann (NHV Concordia Delitzsch, 188/72)	57,782 (Ø 317)
2017/2018	14 (182)	SG LVB Leipzig (42:10)	HG 85 Koethen (33:19)	HC Glauchau / Meerane HV Rot-Weiß Staßfurt	HBV Jena 90 SV Oebisfelde 1895 Zwickauer HC miner's lamp	- 2nd	9,359 (Ø 51.42)	Thorsten Schneider (SG Pirna / Heidenau, 164/27)	56,128 (Ø 308)
2016/2017	15 (210)	HSV Bad Blankenburg (48: 8)	HC Burgenland (36:20)	TuS 1947 Radis R Zwickauer HC miner's lamp SV Hermsdorf	HC Elbflorenz 2006 II HC unit Plauen	SG LVB Leipzig	11,159 (Ø 53.14)	Kenny Dober (HC Burgenland, 278/100)	69,416 (Ø 331)
2015/2016	14 (182)	HG 85 Koethen V (36:16)	HC Aschersleben (35:17)	HC unit Plauen TSG Calbe	NHV Concordia Delitzsch 2010	HSV Bad Blankenburg UPS hall	10,045 (Ø 55.19)	Kenny Dober (HC Burgenland, 211/80)	67,668 (Ø 372)
2014/2015	14 (182)	UPS hall (39:13)	HC Unit Plauen (36:16)	HSG Gotha / Goldbach R HSG Werratal 05 SV Oebisfelde 1895 SG Spergau	HSV Apolda 1990 SV 04 Plauen-Oberlosa TSG Calbe	HG 85 Koethen ESV locomotive Pirna	11,544 (Ø 63.43)	Kenny Dober (HC Burgenland, 219/70)
2013/2014	14 (182)	HG 85 Koethen (42:10)	HC Unit Hall 05 (39:13)	LHV Hoyerswerda TSG Calbe LSV Ziegelheim	HSG Werratal 05 SG Spergau Zwickauer HC miner's lamp	HC Aschersleben	10,262 (Ø 56.70)
2012/2013	14 (182)	HSV Bad Blankenburg (52: 0)	HG 85 Koethen (39:13)	HSG Wolfen 2000 HSV Apolda 1990	HSG Gotha / Goldbach HC unit Plauen TSG Calbe	-	10,143 (Ø 55.73)	David Heinig (LSV Ziegelheim, 247/0)
2011/2012	14 (182)	HC Elbflorenz 2006 I (49: 3)	HSV Bad Blankenburg (48: 4)	HSC Erfurt SV Grün-Weiß Wittenberg-Piesteritz	HSV Glauchau HSV Naumburg bumps HSV Apolda 1990	-	10,245 (Ø 56.29)
2010/2011	14 (182)	SG LVB Leipzig (45: 7)	HC Elbflorenz 2006 I (38:14)	HSV Ronneburg HSV Apolda 1990 SG Eintracht Glinde HSV Naumburg bumps	LHV Hoyerswerda HSC Erfurt SV Grün-Weiß Wittenberg-Piesteritz	HG 85 Koethen HC unit hall 05	10,573 (Ø 58.41)	David Heinig (LSV Ziegelheim, 257/0)

^R. withdrawn

^V Resignation to the 3rd division

¹Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the season was canceled on May 3, 2020 and counted as of March 12, 2020.

²The HSV Bad Blankenburg waived relegated from the 3rd League to participate in the MDOL and participates in the in the season 2018/2019 Thuringia League part.

Women

Playtime	Mannsch. (Games)	Master (points)	Runner-up (points)	Relegated to regional associations	Newcomers from regional associations	Relegated from 3rd division	Gates	Top scorer (goals / 7-m)	spectator
2019/2020	10 (70 1 )	HC Rödertal II V (22: 6)	TSV Niederndodeleben (20: 8)	-	HC Leipzig II HBV Jena 90	-	3,778 (Ø 53.97)	Klára Klégrová (SV Koweg Görlitz, 152/65)	6,878 (Ø 98)
2018/2019	10 (90)	SV Koweg Görlitz V (30: 6)	SV Union Halle-Neustadt II A (29: 7)	SC Hoyerswerda BSV 93 Magdeburg-Olvenstedt R	SV construction Altenburg HC Rödertal II BSG activist Graefenhainichen	-	4,692 (Ø 52.13)	Veronika Bange (TSV Niederndodeleben, 153/47)	9,142 (Ø 101)
2017/2018	12 (132)	HC Burgenland V (39: 5)	Thuringian HC II A (36: 8)	Radeberger SV HC Rödertal II HSV Magdeburg BSV Sachsen Zwickau II	HSV Apolda Dessau-Roßlauer AGM 06 HSG Rückmarsdorf	-	7,008 (Ø 53.09)	Laura Rosemann (SC Hoyerswerda, 211/65)	13,279 (Ø 101)
2016/2017	12 (132)	HV Chemnitz (44: 0)	SV Union Halle-Neustadt II (31:13)	HSV 1956 Marienberg R	Radeberger SV HSG Riesa / Oschatz	-	6,564 (Ø 51.28)	Lavinia Poterasi (HC Burgenland, 195/46)	16,444 (Ø 127)
2015/2016	12 (132)	SC Markranstädt (42: 2)	SG HV Chemnitz 2010 (38: 6)	HC Sachsen Neustadt-Sebnitz	SV Union Halle-Neustadt II	HSV 1956 Marienberg	6,601 (Ø 52.39)	Laura Rosemann (SC Hoyerswerda, 168/60)	19,248 (Ø 151)
2014/2015	10 (90)	SC Markranstädt N (34: 2)	TSV Niederndodeleben (25:11)	-	BSV Sachsen Zwickau II HSV Magdeburg	-	4,920 (Ø 54.67)	Laura Rosemann (SC Hoyerswerda, 200/59)
2013/2014	12 (132)	HSV 1956 Marienberg (41: 3)	SC Markranstädt (40: 4)	HSV Haldensleben R SV construction Altenburg R SG Seehausen TSG Calbe	HC Burgenland HC Rödertal II SC Hoyerswerda	-	7,174 (Ø 54.76)	Johanna Willing (SG Seehausen, 197/54)
2012/2013	12 (110 2 )	HC Salzland 06 (34: 6)	TSV Niederndodeleben (33: 7)	BSV Sachsen Zwickau II R TSV 1880 Gera-Zwötzen HSC 2000 Magdeburg	SC Markranstädt SG Seehausen	HC Sachsen Neustadt-Sebnitz Thuringian HC II	6,150 (Ø 56.42)	Vivien Walzel (SV Construction Altenburg, 234/9)
2011/2012	12 (132)	HC Rödertal I (44: 0)	HSV 1956 Marienberg (34:10)	SV Union Halle-Neustadt II R.	SV Koweg Goerlitz	HSC 2000 Magdeburg	7,213 (Ø 54.64)	Jurgita Markeviciute (HC Rödertal I, 196/92)
2010/2011	12 (110 3 )	SHV Oschatz (37: 3)	HC Rödertal I (36: 4)	HBV Jena 90 TSG Ruhla R	SG HV Chemnitz 2010 TSV 1880 Gera-Zwötzen	HSV Haldensleben	5,606 (Ø 51.43)

^V Resignation to the 3rd division

^A. Promotion to the 3rd division due to the waiver of the first place

^R. withdrawn

^N failed in qualifying for the 3rd division

¹Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the season was canceled on May 3, 2020 and counted as of March 12, 2020.

² BSV Sachsen Zwickau II withdraws after the 11th matchday

³ TSG Ruhla withdraws before the 1st match day

Individual evidence

1. ↑ restructuring of MDOL Women website of the Middle German Handball Association. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
2. ^ Official announcement of the AG Spieltechnik of the MHV Website of the Central German Handball Association. Retrieved March 13, 2020.
3. ↑ Press release MHV board at the end of the 2019/2020 season website of the Central German Handball Association. Retrieved May 5, 2020.
4. ^ Resolution of the DHB Presidium on the quotient regulation website of the Central German Handball Association. Retrieved April 22, 2020.
5. ↑ ^{a b} 3rd league in maximum strength Website of the German Handball Federation. Retrieved May 2, 2020.
6. ↑ Indoor round 2016/2017 Website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
7. ↑ Indoor round 2015/2016 website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
8. ↑ Indoor round 2014/2015 website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
9. ↑ Indoor round 2013/2014 website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
10. ↑ Indoor round 2012/2013 website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
11. ↑ Indoor round 2011/2012 Website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.
12. ↑ Indoor round 2010/2011 website of Handball4all. Retrieved October 17, 2017.

Web links

• Official website of the MHV