Schleswig-Holstein State League (since 2017)

Schleswig-Holstein State League
Association	SHFV
First edition	2017
hierarchy	6th league
Teams	2 × 11, 1 × 12
master	Husumer SV (Schleswig) , Oldenburger SV (Holstein)
Current season	2020/21
region
^ Upper League Schleswig-Holstein (V) ↓ Association leagues (VII) : North, North-East, West, East, South, South-East

The Landesliga Schleswig-Holstein has been the second highest division of the Schleswig-Holstein Football Association (SHFV) again since 2017 . They existed from 1968 to 1999 . In the “flexible game operation”, 34 teams are now fighting in three groups for promotion to the Flens Oberliga or against relegation to the Association League .

history

Since the first stage of the league reform in 1999, the four-track regional league has formed the second highest division in Schleswig-Holstein. The only thing that changed after the disbandment of the districts in 2008 was that this division was now called “Association League” and the four seasons were newly tailored. In 2016 the SHFV held talks about a further structural reform, which initially only concerned the merging of individual district associations. The structure of the league was also discussed later after some promoted players from the association league had major sporting problems in the following season. Finally, in June 2016, it was decided to reintroduce the regional league, which would be located above the association league.

The following teams qualified for the 2017/18 inaugural season:

• Relegated from the Schleswig-Holstein League 2016/17 : TSV Altenholz , TuS Hartenholm , FC Kilia Kiel , TSV Kropp , Oldenburger SV , TSG Concordia Schönkirchen
• Places two to seven in the Association League North-West 2016/17 : BSC Brunsbüttel , SG Geest 05, Husumer SV , Blau-Weiß Löwenstedt, TSV Rantrum, Schleswig 06
• Second to seventh place in the Association League North-East 2016/17 : TSV Bordesholm , Büdelsdorfer TSV , Eckernförder SV , Gettorfer SC, Heikendorfer SV , Osterrönfelder TSV
• Places two to seven in the Association League South-West 2016/17 : VfR Horst , VfL Kellinghusen , SSC Phoenix Kisdorf, FC Reher / Puls , SV Schackendorf , SV Todesfelde II
• Place two to seven in the Association League South-East 2016/17 : SV Eichede II, 1. FC Phönix Lübeck , VfB Lübeck II, SV Preußen Reinfeld , Grün-Weiß Siebenbäume, TSV Travemünde
• Promotion round of the eighth of the association leagues 2016/17 : TSV Klausdorf (north-east), TSV Pansdorf (south-east)

mode

The 34 teams (as of 2020/21) play the promoted and relegated teams in three groups with 11 or 12 teams each in the league system . The division takes place (e) - also in the game classes below - EDP -based according to geographical aspects, whereby the clubs were given a say. The three squadrons are named Schleswig , Mitte (new) and Holstein , two of them based on the historical parts of Schleswig-Holstein , but the Eider meanders - according to tradition, the border river - regardless of football through the Schleswig and Mitte squadrons . Either way, all of the champions automatically move up to the top division at the end of the season. The last two teams of the three seasons are relegated to the association league.

Founding members in the 2017/18 season

Schleswig	Holstein
TSV Altenholz TSV Bordesholm Büdelsdorfer TSV Eckernförder SV SG Geest 05 Gettorfer SC Heikendorfer SV Husumer SV FC Kilia Kiel TSV Klausdorf TSV Kropp Blue and white Löwenstedt Osterrönfelder TSV TSV Rantrum Schleswig 06 TSG Concordia Schönkirchen	BSC Brunsbüttel SV Eichede II TuS Hartenholm VfR Horst VfL Kellinghusen SSC Phoenix Kisdorf 1. FC Phoenix Lübeck VfB Lübeck II Oldenburger SV TSV Pansdorf FC Reher / Puls SV Prussia Reinfeld SV Schackendorf Green and white seven trees SV Death Field II TSV Travemünde

After the end of the season, TSV Kropp (champion Schleswig ), VfB Lübeck II (champion Holstein ) and TSV Bordesholm (2nd Schleswig after promotion games against TuS Hartenholm) were promoted to the Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein .

Participants in the 2020/21 season

After the national league increased from 32 to 34 teams due to the cancellation of the 2019/20 season, the teams of the 2020/21 season will compete against each other in three groups. Because of the voluntary withdrawal of TSV Kropp from the league and because there was no relegation, there would have been "actually" 37 national division teams. However, FC Reher / Puls , TSV Neustadt (from the dissolved SG Neustrand) and Lübeck 99 have voluntarily withdrawn into the association or district league.

Schleswig	Holstein	center
BSC Brunsbüttel Büdelsdorfer TSV (promoted) IF Stjernen Flensborg TSV Friedrichsberg-Busdorf SG Geest 05 (promoted) TuS Collegia Jübek TSV Kropp (relegated) TSV Rantrum TuS Rotenhof (promoted) TSV Nordmark Satrup MTV Tellingstedt	Breitenfelder SV Büchen-Siebeneichener SV SV Eichede II Eichholzer SV (promoted) TuS Hartenholm SV Henstedt-Ulzburg (promoted) SSC Phoenix Kisdorf TSV Lägerdorf (season change) Seeretzer SV (promoted) Green and white seven trees TSV Travemünde	Gettorfer SC (from Schleswig) Heikendorfer SV (from Holstein) MTSV Hohenwestedt (from Schleswig) TuS Jevenstedt (from Schleswig) SVE Comet Kiel (from Holstein) FC Kilia Kiel (promoted) TSV Klausdorf (from Holstein) SpVg Eidertal Molfsee (from Schleswig) SV Tungendorf Neumünster (from Holstein) VfR Neumünster (from Holstein) Osterrönfelder TSV (from Schleswig) TSV Stein (promoted)

master

season	Season
	Schleswig	Holstein
2017/18	TSV Kropp	VfB Lübeck II
2018/19	Husumer SV	Oldenburger SV
2019/20	TSV Altenholz *	TSV Pansdorf *

^* After the end of the season due to quotient regulations

season	Season
	Schleswig	Holstein	center
2020/21

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Reiner Stöter: League reform not a big hit. FuPa , accessed August 20, 2017 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} cf. V. Division of the national league. SHFV, August 11, 2020, accessed on August 18, 2020 .