Handball Regional League 2009/10

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The Handball Regional League 2009/10 was the last season of the Handball Regional League before it was replaced by the new 3rd division . As in previous years, it was played in 5 seasons, each organized by its regional association. The champions of all 5 leagues rose to the 2nd handball league . The teams in places 2-10 of all regional leagues qualified for the 3rd division.

Regionalliga North

The Regionalliga Nord comprised the area of ​​the Regionalverband Nord, i.e. mainly clubs from the federal states of Bremen , Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt . This year, 10 clubs came from the state of Lower Saxony and 6 from Saxony-Anhalt. The first game day took place on September 4, 2009, the last game day took place on May 1, 2010.

The Regionalliga Nord started with 6 changes compared to the previous year: The promoters were HSV Naumburg-Stoß (runner-up in the Oberliga Sachsen-Anhalt 2008/2009, they benefited from the waiver of the champions SG Spergau), SG Achim / Baden (champions of the Oberliga Nordsee) , HF Springe (champion Oberliga Niedersachsen) and TV Neerstedt (third in Oberliga Niedersachsen). Aurich and Bremervörde were relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga North 2008/2009 to the Regionalliga North with only 12 points.

HC Aschersleben won the championship and was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga. In addition to the clubs in places 2-10, two other clubs from the Regionalliga Nord area also qualified for the 3rd division. While the champions of the Oberligen North Sea (runner-up TSG Hatten-Sandkrug, because ATSV habenhausen waived) and Lower Saxony ( Lehrter SV ) rose directly, the master of the Oberliga Sachsen-Anhalt (SV Oebisfelde 1895) lost the relegation against the master of the Oberliga Sachsen ( SC DHfK Leipzig ). Regionalliga relegated from Saxony-Anhalt were incorporated into the new Oberliga Mitteldeutschland.

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Pt.
01. HC Aschersleben 30th 18th 6th 6th 0933: 8810 0+52 42:18
02. VfL Fredenbeck 30th 17th 6th 7th 0899: 8600 0+39 40:20
03. HF jump (N) 30th 18th 2 10 0933: 8490 0+84 38:22
04th TV Jahn Duderstadt 30th 17th 3 10 0905: 8420 0+63 37:23
05. OHV Aurich (A) 30th 17th 3 10 0883: 8570 0+26 37:23
06th HG 85 Koethen 30th 15th 6th 9 0821: 7570 0+64 36:24
07th HC unit hall 30th 16 2 12 0961: 9170 0+44 34:26
08th. SV Beckdorf 30th 16 2 12 0897: 9130 0−16 34:26
09. HSG Barnstorf-Diepholz 30th 15th 3 12 0892: 8490 0+43 33:27
10. TG 1860 Münden 30th 15th 2 13 0909: 8810 0+28 32:28
11. SG Achim / Baden (N) 30th 14th 3 13 0862: 8440 0+18 31:29
12. TV Neerstedt (N) 30th 9 3 18th 0935: 9900 0−55 21:39
13. HSG Wolfen 2000 30th 8th 4th 18th 0846: 9310 0−85 20:40
14th SG Eintracht Glinde 30th 7th 4th 19th 0870: 9510 0−81 18:42
15th TSV Bremervörde (A) 30th 7th 1 22nd 0876: 9630 0−87 15:45
16. HSV Naumburg impacts (N) 30th 5 2 23 0882: 1019 −137 12:48
Legend
Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
Qualification for the new 3rd division
Relegated to the upper league
(A) Relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga
(N) Newcomers from the league

Regionalliga Northeast

The Regionalliga Nordost comprised the territory of the Northeast German Handball Association. The clubs came mainly from the federal states of Schleswig-Holstein , Hamburg , Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania , Brandenburg and Berlin .

Since there were no relegated teams from the 2nd Bundesliga in the 2008/2009 season, there were only 4 changes compared to the previous season: The second team from Füchse Berlin (Master Oberliga Berlin / Brandenburg), the second team from SV Post Schwerin (Master Oberliga Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania), TSV Ellerbek (Master Oberliga Hamburg) and the second team of THW Kiel (Master Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein) were promoted to the Regionalliga Nordost in 2009/2010. With 4 second teams from Bundesliga clubs, the Regionalliga Nordost provided most of all 5 regional leagues. This season there were 7 clubs from Schleswig-Holstein, 2 clubs from Berlin, 5 clubs from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and 2 clubs from Brandenburg. The federal state of Hamburg did not provide a club (two clubs from Schleswig-Holstein, however, belonged to the Hamburg handball association).

The Reinickendorfer Füchse II won the championship title and thus made it through to the 2nd Bundesliga. Two clubs of the Northeast German Handball Association rose from the upper leagues to the third division. The teams in places 11-16 were relegated to the newly founded upper leagues Hamburg / Schleswig-Holstein and Ostsee-Spree .

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Pt.
01. Reinickendorfer Foxes II (N) 30th 27 1 2 995: 786 +209 55: 50
02. HSV Usedom Island 30th 23 4th 3 869: 757 +112 50:10
03. HSG Tarp-Wanderup 30th 24 1 5 953: 832 +121 49:11
04th HSV Peenetal Loitz 30th 17th 2 11 885: 888 00−3 36:24
05. SG Kropp-Tetenhusen-Dithmarschen 30th 16 2 12 823: 795 0+28 34:26
06th Bad Doberaner SV 30th 14th 5 11 793: 798 00−5 33:27
07th BFC Prussia 30th 15th 2 13 942: 923 0+19 32:28
08th. SG Flensburg-Handewitt II 30th 13 5 12 849: 802 0+47 31:29
09. THW Kiel II (N) 30th 13 3 14th 849: 852 00−3 29:31
10. Oranienburger HC 30th 10 8th 12 838: 847 00−9 28:32
11. TSV Ellerbek (N) 30th 12 1 17th 835: 894 0−59 25:35
12. DHK Flensborg 30th 11 1 18th 899: 931 0−32 23:37
13. Bramstedter TS 30th 9 3 18th 878: 941 0−63 21:39
14th SV Fortuna '50 Neubrandenburg 30th 5 3 22nd 716: 815 0−99 13:47
15th SV Post Schwerin II (N) 30th 6th 1 23 835: 962 −127 13:47
16. LHC Cottbus 30th 3 2 25th 758: 894 −136 08:52
Legend
Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
Qualification for the new 3rd division
Relegated to the upper league
(N) Newcomers from the league

Regionalliga West

Main article: Handball Regional League West 2009/10

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Pt.
01. OSC 04 Rheinhausen 30th 22nd 2 6th 0951: 8740 0+77 46:14
02. VfL Eintracht Hagen 30th 21st 2 7th 0988: 8500 +138 44:16
03. TuS Wermelskirchen 07 30th 20th 4th 6th 0884: 8100 0+74 44:16
04th SG Schalksmühle-Halver (N) 30th 18th 1 11 0952: 9180 0+34 37:23
05. TSG Altenhagen-Heepen (N) 30th 18th 1 11 0921: 8900 0+31 37:23
06th LIT Nordhemmern / Mindenerwald 30th 17th 0 13 0969: 9440 0+25 34:26
07th TuS Ferndorf 30th 15th 3 12 1047: 9790 0+68 33:27
08th. SC Bayer 05 Uerdingen 30th 13 4th 13 0891: 8810 0+10 30:30
09. TuS Spenge 30th 14th 1 15th 0879: 8530 0+26 29:31
10. TSV GWD Minden II 30th 14th 1 15th 0888: 8820 00+6 29:31
11. HSG Handball Lemgo II 30th 13 2 15th 0879: 9000 0−21 28:32
12. Soester TV 30th 12 3 15th 0982: 9670 0+15 27:33
13. Ibbenbürener SpVg 08 30th 10 2 18th 0964: 1023 0−59 22:38
14th HSG Rheinbach-Wormersdorf (N) 30th 6th 4th 20th 0764: 8420 0−78 16:44
15th HSG Bergische Panther (N) 30th 6th 2 22nd 0855: 1043 −188 14:46
16. TSV Dormagen II 30th 4th 2 24 0905: 1063 −158 10:50
Legend
Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
Qualification for the new 3rd division
Relegated to the upper league
(N) Newcomers from the league

Regionalliga southwest

The Regionalliga Südwest was organized by the Southwest German Handball Association and thus included clubs from the federal states of Saarland , Hesse , Thuringia and Rhineland-Palatinate . It started on September 5, 2009 and ended on May 16, 2010.

In contrast to the previous season, 3 new clubs played in the Regionalliga Südwest: VTV Mundenheim (Rhineland-Palatinate), HSV 1990 Apolda (Thuringia) and GSV Eintracht Baunatal (Hesse).

The TV Groß-Umstadt rose as champions in the 2nd Bundesliga. In addition to places 2–10 in the Regionalliga Südwest, two other clubs from the association area also qualified. The champions of the Oberliga Hessen ( HSG Nieder-Roden ) and the Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz / Saar ( TV Vallendar ) rose directly to the 3rd division, while the champions from Thuringia ( SV Hermsdorf ) went to the relegation round with the champions from Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt waived.

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Pt.
01. TV Groß-Umstadt 30th 26th 0 4th 0872: 7160 +156 52: 80
02. HSG Gensungen / Felsberg 30th 23 2 5 0954: 8000 +154 48:12
03. TV Hochdorf 30th 22nd 3 5 0929: 7970 +132 47:13
04th GSV Eintracht Baunatal (N) 30th 18th 2 10 0904: 8420 0+62 38:22
05. TV Gelnhausen 30th 18th 1 11 0842: 7780 0+64 37:23
06th TSG Haßloch 30th 16 4th 10 917: 851 +66 36:24
07th TV Kirchzell 30th 16 2 12 0861: 8440 0+17 34:26
08th. SVH Kassel 30th 14th 4th 12 0885: 8520 0+33 32:28
09. HSG Pohlheim 30th 14th 1 15th 0868: 8710 00−3 29:31
10. VTV Mundenheim (N) 30th 12 4th 14th 0858: 8760 0−18 28:32
11. HSV Bad Blankenburg 30th 11 1 18th 0916: 9820 0−66 23:37
12. TV Nieder-Olm 30th 10 1 19th 0857: 9390 0−82 21:39
13. MSG HF Lower Saar 30th 9 1 20th 0838: 9090 0−71 19:41
14th VTZ Saarpfalz 30th 8th 1 21st 0850: 9430 0−93 17:43
15th DJK SF Budenheim 30th 5 1 24 0879: 1017 −138 11:49
16. HSV 1990 Apolda (N) 30th 3 2 25th 0730: 9430 −213 08:52
Legend
Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
Qualification for the new 3rd division
Relegated to the upper league
(N) Newcomers from the league

Regional league south

The Regionalliga Süd was also organized by the South German Handball Association in 2009/2010. As a result, mainly clubs from the federal states of Saxony , Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria played in the Regionalliga Süd. The season started on September 12, 2009.

In addition to the relegated HG Oftersheim / Schwetzingen, there are 4 regular promoters in the Handball Regional League South 2009/2010: SG Leutershausen and HBW Balingen / Weilstetten II rose from the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg , from Saxony the SG LVB Leipzig and from Bavaria the SG DJK Rimpar.

The SG H2Ku Herrenberg became champions and rose to the 2nd Bundesliga. In addition to places 2–10 in the Regionalliga Süd, four clubs from the major leagues also qualified from the handball Regional League South. The champions ( TVG Großsachsen ) and the runner-up ( SG Pforzheim / Eutingen ) of the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg and the champions of the Oberliga Bayern (TuS Fürstenfeldbruck) rose directly to the 3rd division, while the champions of the Oberliga Sachsen ( SC DHfK Leipzig ) prevailed in the relegation.

table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Pt.
01. SG H2Ku Herrenberg 30th 21st 1 8th 932: 855 0+77 43:17
02. TSB Horkheim 30th 21st 1 8th 852: 796 0+56 43:17
03. SG Leutershausen (N) 30th 19th 1 10 906: 844 0+62 39:21
04th HSG Konstanz 30th 18th 1 11 899: 833 0+66 37:23
05. TSG Söflingen 30th 17th 2 11 845: 806 0+39 36:24
06th HBW Balingen-Weilstetten II (N) 30th 17th 2 11 864: 853 0+11 36:24
07th ESV locomotive Pirna 30th 15th 3 12 903: 883 0+20 33:27
08th. TSV Friedberg 30th 15th 3 12 896: 887 00+9 33:27
09. SG Koendringen / Teningen 30th 14th 4th 12 868: 833 0+35 32:28
10. HSC Bad Neustadt 30th 14th 3 13 859: 843 0+16 31:29
11. SG Kronau / Östringen II 30th 13 2 15th 887: 890 00−3 28:32
12. SG DJK Rimpar (N) 30th 9 4th 17th 759: 806 0−47 22:38
13. SG LVB Leipzig (N) 30th 8th 2 20th 836: 915 0−79 18:42
14th HG Oftersheim / Schwetzingen (A) 30th 8th 1 21st 744: 825 0−81 17:43
15th TSV Neuhausen 30th 7th 2 21st 872: 940 0−68 16:44
16. TSV Deizisau 30th 6th 4th 20th 855: 968 −113 16:44
Legend
Promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
Qualification for the new 3rd division
Relegated to the upper league
(A) Relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga
(N) Newcomers from the league

Qualification for the 3rd division

In addition to places 2–10 in each regional league, the champions of the upper leagues North Sea, Lower Saxony, Rhineland-Palatinate / Saar, Hesse, Westphalia, Bavaria and champions and runners-up in the Baden-Württemberg upper league qualified for the 3rd division.

The remaining 4 climbers were determined in relegation games:

Schleswig-Holstein / Hamburg

The champions or those eligible for promotion from the upper leagues Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg determined who was promoted to the third division in the two-legged matches. After this season, the two major leagues were merged and thus have a direct climber.

date Home team Visiting team Result
05/08/2010 SV Henstedt-Ulzburg (Schleswig-Holstein) SG Hamburg-Nord (Hamburg) 35 : 22
05/15/2010 SG Hamburg-Nord (Hamburg) SV Henstedt-Ulzburg (Schleswig-Holstein) 29 : 32

Lower Rhine / Middle Rhine

The champions and those eligible for promotion from the upper leagues Middle Rhine and Lower Rhine determined who was promoted to the 3rd division in the two-legged matches. Since the two major leagues did not merge, the process will continue in the next few years so that there will be relegation games for promotion.

date Home team Visiting team Result
05/15/2010 TV Aldekerk 07 (Lower Rhine) Weidener TV (Middle Rhine) 33 : 25
05/23/2010 Weidener TV (Middle Rhine) TV Aldekerk 07 (Lower Rhine) 32 : 32

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania / Berlin / Brandenburg

The champions or those eligible for promotion from the upper leagues Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Berlin / Brandenburg determined the promoted to the 3rd division in the two-legged matches. After this season, the two upper leagues were merged to form one Oberliga Ostsee-Spree and thus have a direct climber.

date Home team Visiting team Result
05/30/2010 HC Neuruppin (Berlin / Brandenburg) Stralsund HV (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) 27 : 28
06/05/2010 Stralsund HV (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) HC Neuruppin (Berlin / Brandenburg) 29 : 26

Saxony / Saxony-Anhalt / Thuringia

The champions of the upper leagues of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia played a free place for the 3rd league in a relegation round. The two losers of the relegation round were incorporated into the new Oberliga Mitteldeutschland.

The SV Hermsdorf (Thuringia) renounced the promotion. The winner of both games qualified for the 3rd division.

date Home team Visiting team Result
05/08/2010 SV Oebisfelde 1895 (Saxony-Anhalt) SC DHfK Leipzig (Saxony) 30 : 27
05/09/2010 SC DHfK Leipzig (Saxony) SV Oebisfelde 1895 (Saxony-Anhalt) 26 : 20

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