Handball Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein

The men's handball Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein (until 1966: Landesliga Schleswig-Holstein ) was the top division of the Schleswig-Holstein handball association from 1952 to 2010 and, until the introduction of the handball Bundesliga in 1966, it was also the highest possible division for indoor handball -Teams from the association area.

history

The league was founded as a national league for the 1952/53 season and initially comprised eight teams. With the introduction of the Bundesliga, for which Schleswig-Holstein runners-up VfL Bad Schwartau qualified, the division was only located at the second highest league level from 1966/67. In 1969 it became third class with the introduction of the regional league, and fourth class in 1981 with the introduction of the 2nd handball league .

As a result of the league structural reform of the DHB for the 2010/11 season, the league became fifth class as the Schleswig-Holstein League, with the introduction of the Hamburg-Schleswig-Holstein Handball Oberliga .

master

season society 1952/53 THW Kiel 1953/54 THW Kiel 1954/55 THW Kiel 1955/56 THW Kiel 1956/57 THW Kiel 1957/58 THW Kiel 1958/59 THW Kiel 1959/60 THW Kiel 1960/61 THW Kiel 1961/62 THW Kiel 1962/63 THW Kiel 1963/64 THW Kiel 1964/65 THW Kiel 1965/66 THW Kiel 1966/67 THW Kiel

season society 1967/68 Flensburg TB 1968/69 VfL Bad Schwartau 1969/70 Lübeck TS 1970/71 FT Neumünster 1971/72 Fresh on Pahlhude 1972/73 Ellerbeker TV 1973/74 TSV Altenholz 1974/75 Schleswig 06 1975/76 SG Weiche-Handewitt 1976/77 MTV Herzhorn 1977/78 TuS Lübeck 93 1978/79 MTV leak 1979/80 Blue and White Wittorf 1980/81 TSV Tarp 1981/82 SV 1919 Fockbek

season society 1982/83 TSV Ostenfeld / Wittbek 1983/84 Büdelsdorfer TSV 1984/85 TSV Ostenfeld / Wittbek 1985/86 Bramstedter TS 1986/87 Blue and White Wittorf 1987/88 TSV Owschlag 1988/89 TS Riemann Eutin 1989/90 THW Kiel II 1990/91 SG Glücksburg-Munkbrarup 1991/92 HSG Tarp-Wanderup 1992/93 MTV Herzhorn 1993/94 SV Mönkeberg 1994/95 ATSV Stockelsdorf 1995/96 DHK Flensborg 1996/97 TSV Alt Duvenstedt

season society 1997/98 VfL Bad Schwartau II 1998/99 SG Niebüll-Süderlügum 1999/00 MTV Herzhorn 2000/01 Bramstedter TS 2001/02 HSG Kropp-Tetenhusen 2002/03 TSV Kronshagen 2003/04 TSV Hürup 2004/05 HSG Kropp-Tetenhusen 2005/06 HSG Schülp / Westerrönfeld 2006/07 HSG Hohn / Elsdorf 2007/08 SG Kropp-Tetenhusen-Dithmarschen 2008/09 THW Kiel II 2009/10 SV Henstedt-Ulzburg

Clubs of the first-class regional league

• THW Kiel
• Flensburg TB
• IF Stjernen Flensburg
• Büdelsdorfer TSV
• Police SV Kiel
• Lübeck gymnastics club from 1854
• VfL Bad Schwartau
• MTV Itzehoe
• Lübeck 1876
• Olympia Neumünster
• Police SV Eutin
• Holstein Kiel
• Kiel MTV
• Sports fans Flensburg
• Ratzeburger SV
• LBV Phönix from 1903
• FT Tungendorf
• Flensburg 08
• VfB Lübeck
• ATSV Stockelsdorf
• MTV Ahrensbök
• TSV Altenholz

Web links

• Overview of the division structure of the handball association Schleswig-Holstein
• Tables of the Upper and State League Schleswig-Holstein since 1952 on bundesligainfo.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Playing classes of the Schleswig-Holstein regional association on handball-archiv.de ( Memento from March 12, 2018 in the Internet Archive )
2. ↑ shz.de: The cards are being reshuffled , accessed on January 3, 2016