Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies

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TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies Flag of Germany.svg
City: Mainz
Founded: 2006
Team colors: navy, gold, white
Head coach: Matthias Preßler (since 2016)
League (2019): 2. Football-Bundesliga group south-west
Current uniforms
helmet
left arm body right arm
Pants
Socks
home
helmet
left arm body right arm
Pants
Socks
Away
Greatest successes
German runner-up 2016, 2017
Master of the DBL2 2009, 2011, 2015
Vice champion of the DBL2 2010
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Mainz-Mombach district sports facility

Address: On the Langen Lein 2A, 55120 Mainz
Play surface: artificial grass
Contact
Internet: Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies
Data status
June 9, 2019

The Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies (also TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies ) are the women's team of the football department of TSV Schott Mainz , the Mainz Golden Eagles . The women's team was founded in 2006 in Rüsselsheim. The team took part in a league game in the 2nd Football Bundesliga (DBL2) for the first time in 2009 . The team then established itself as one of the most successful women's football teams in Germany . The successes include two German runners-up and three times DBL2 champions. Players from Mainz were regularly provided for the German national team and Rhineland-Palatinate selection.

history

TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies after winning the 2009 championship

Established 2006–2009

The team was founded in 2006 by Jörg Seyß from Mainz in Rüsselsheim am Main , and has since consisted of many different players from all over the Rhine-Main area and initially played under the name "Mainz Lady Warriors".

The team initially trained in Rüsselsheim with the Rüsselsheim Razorbacks. Since the women's team in Rüsselsheim did not get a license, coaches and players moved to Mainz for the 2009 season. Jörg Seyß was a youth coach with the Mainz Golden Eagles, where the team then received its license.

2009 - the first season

The first season of the Mainz women took place under the name Mainz Lady Warriors. The team was part of the group south in the 2nd women's Bundesliga 2009 (football) . Opponents this season were the Salzgitter Black Widows (2008 champions), Bochum Miners (2008 runner-up) and Stuttgart Scorpions Sisters . The first game was rated with a 20-0 defeat. In the second game, the team's first victory against the Bochum Miners followed with 28: 0. In the third game of the season, the Mainz team lost the second game in Salzgitter 29: 8. The following three games were won. The last game of the season was considered the top game between Mainz Lady Warriors and Salzgitter Widows. With 15 women capable of playing, the surprising victory against the top favorites was achieved with 34:22. So the first regular season for the Mainz team ended with 4-2 and 8: 4 points. On August 30th, the Mainz Lady Warriors took part in a play-off game for the first time. The team from Mainz won against the Kiel Baltic Witches with 8:42. The final of the 2nd women's Bundesliga was held on September 13th in Wolfenbüttel . Against the Salzgitter Black Widows they won 19:26. Thus the team from Mainz won the first championship in the first season.

2010 - second season, second final

In the second season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Bochum Miners, Stuttgart Scorpions Sisters and Neuss Frogs . The team was part of the group south in the 2nd women's Bundesliga 2010 (football) . Only one game was lost in 2010 because it was rated 20-0. As a result, the Mainz women finished the regular season with 5-1 and 10: 2 points. Due to the equality of points with Bochum, the direct comparison counted. Because of the rated defeat, the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies finished second in the group.

The Mainz women won the semifinals without ever having played. The reason for this was the weather that affected the sports field in Wolfenbüttel. The semifinals had to be postponed several times. Since no alternative place could be found, the Wolfenbüttel Black Widows waived the semi-finals and so the game was rated 0:20 in favor of the Mainz women.

Because of this semi-final, the DBL2 final was postponed to October 16. The game was played in Bochum between the Bochum Miners and Mainz Golden Eagles. The game ended 32-0 and the Mainz Golden Eagles were runner-up.

In the same year the first women's football world championship took place in Sweden . Overall, the Mainz team provided four players for the German national team and finished fourth with the German team. In addition, for the first time there was a U19 ladies selection for Rhineland-Palatinate , which also included Mainz women. The head coach of the selection was the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies Head Coach Jörg Seyß.

2011 - third season, third final

In the third season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Bochum Miners, Stuttgart Scorpions and Dresden Diamonds Ladies . The team was part of the group south in the 2nd women's Bundesliga 2011 (football) . The Mainz opening game on May 22nd against the rivals from the 2010 final Bochum Miners was lost 27:21. The team from Mainz won the other five games. As a result, the Mainz women finished the regular season with 5-1 and 10: 2 points. The semi-final in Mainz against the Spandau Bulldogs Ladies was rated 20-0. As in the previous year, the final was called Mainz Golden Eagles against Bochum Miners. The game was played in Mainz on September 11th. In the end, the Mainz women won the championship for the second time with 24: 7.

In the same year, the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies provided four players for the German national team. In addition, there was a U19 ladies selection for Rhineland-Palatinate for the second time, which also included Mainz players. The head coach of the selection was the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies Head Coach Jörg Seyß.

2012 - Promotion to the 1st women's Bundesliga

In the fourth season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Crailsheim Hurricanes , Cologne Falconets , Mülheim Shamrocks Ladies and Munich Cowboys Ladies . The team was part of Group B in the 2012 women's Bundesliga (football) . After three successful seasons in the 2nd women's Bundesliga, the team dared to step into the top division, the women's Bundesliga (DBL). The first game took place on May 5th in Mülheim an der Ruhr . A lot changed in terms of personnel in the team before the first game of the season. Many well-known players fell away. For this purpose, four young women from the youth sector joined the women's team. The Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies started with 31 players and 3 coaches in the DBL.

The favorites of the Mülheim Shamrocks had to admit defeat in the first game with 0:13 against Mainz. The first setback came in the second game of the season against the Crailsheim Hurricanes. The game was lost 62:13. The other games - with the exception of a 20:20 draw against the Munich Cowboys - were lost.

The Mainz Golden Eagles finished their first season in the DBL with 1-1-6 and 3:13 points. For the first time, the team did not reach any play-offs.

2013 - end of the 1st women's Bundesliga

In the fifth season the Mainz Golden Eagles faced the Crailsheim Hurricanes, Mülheim Shamrocks and Munich Cowboys. The team was part of Group B in the 2013 Women's Bundesliga (football) . In the second year in the top division in women's football, the team had a total of eight game days. The start on May 4th was the game between the Mülheim Shamrocks and Mainz Golden Eagles in Mülheim. The opening game of the Mainz women could be won with 12:18. As in 2012, it was the only win of the season. Again it was not enough for participation in the play-offs. At the end of the season, the team decided to compete in DBL2 again in the coming season.

In the same year the second women's football world championship took place in Finland. Overall, the Mainz team provided three players for the German national team and came fourth with the German team.

2014 - return to the 2nd women's Bundesliga

In the sixth season, the Mainz Golden Eagles faced the Munich Rangers and Cologne Falconets. The team was part of the group south in the 2nd women's Bundesliga 2014 (football) . After relegation from the top division, the team dared to restart in the 2nd women's Bundesliga, in which they had recently reached the play-offs three times. All four game days were close. With one win, two defeats and a draw, the Mainz Golden Eagles finished the season in third place and thus bottom of the table in the group south of DBL2.

2015 - perfect season

TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies after winning the DBL2 final on September 13, 2015

In the seventh season, the Mainz Golden Eagles faced the Munich Rangers and Stuttgart Scorpions. The team was part of the group south in the 2nd women's Bundesliga 2015 (football) . Originally the southern group consisted of two other teams that withdrew before the start of the season. As a result, there was an unequal distribution between the north and south groups. Six teams played against each other in the northern group and three in the southern group.

The opening game on May 31st in Mainz against the Stuttgart Scorpions Sisters ended with a 44-7 success. The Mainz women also won the other three games. For the first time since 2011 the team reached the play-offs. There they met the Cologne Falconets in the semifinals on September 6th in Mainz, who finished second in the northern group. The Mainz team clearly won the game with 48: 6 and also secured home rights in the final. The final opponents were the Munich Rangers, who were second in the southern group. The final of the 2nd women's Bundesliga was held on September 13th in Mainz. With a final score of 30:12, the Mainz Golden Eagles secured their third championship title of the 2nd women's Bundesliga.

In addition, the team provided seven players for the women's national team, who took third place for Germany and thus the first medal for the German team at the European Championships in Granada, Spain.

For the extraordinary performance of the women's team in the 2015 season and the perfect season, the women's team was named "Team of the Year 2015 Adults: Women (American Football)" by the main club TSV Schott. On March 3, 2016, the state capital Mainz awarded the seven national players the bronze "For Merit in Sport".

2016 - as an underdog to the German runner-up

TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies (Team photo Ladiesbowl XXV 2016 in the Wilmersdorf Stadium, Berlin on September 24, 2016)

In the eighth season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Kiel Baltic Hurricanes Ladies , Hamburg Amazons and Berlin Kobra Ladies . The team was part of the group north in the women's Bundesliga 2016 . Before the start of the season, the head coach changed for the first time. Jörg Seyß, who led the team to success for years, took on another position in the coaching staff. The new head coach was Matthias Preßler, who was playing for the Wiesbaden Phantoms at the same time and had already acted as coach in the Hessen selection. In the 2016 season, the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies played again in the top division of German women's football. The first game on May 8th in Hamburg against the Hamburg Amazons was lost almost 25:18. The following two games were played against the reigning German champions. The Berlin Kobra Ladies suffered a 20:40 defeat in the home game and a 60:14 defeat in the away game. The team from Mainz won the following three games, however, with a ratio of 3-3 and 6: 6 points, for the first time they had the chance of play-off games in the DBL.

The TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles celebrate their first German runner-up title in 2016

Opponents in the semi-finals in Crailsheim on September 10th were the Crailsheim Hurricanes. With a final result of 15:26, the Mainz women entered the Ladiesbowl . In the finals on September 24th in Berlin they met the Berlin Kobra Ladies for the third time of the season. In the end, the Berlin women won the Ladiesbowl XXV with 36:28 . The Mainz women became German runners-up in women's football for the first time.

2017 - Ladiesbowl for the first time in Mainz

TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies (team photo 2017)

In the ninth season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Munich Rangers, Munich Cowboys and Allgäu Comets Ladies . The team was part of the group south in the women's Bundesliga 2017 (football) . The opening game on May 28th in Munich was won by the Mainz Golden Eagles 0:24 against the Munich Rangers. During the season, one game between the Munich Cowboys and Mainz Golden Eagles was withdrawn from the rating, which means that both teams, unlike the Munich Rangers and Allgäu Comets, only played five games. The Mainz women only lost the game against the Munich Cowboys with 6:19 in the regular season. As group runner-up with a ratio of 4-1 and 8: 2 points, the Mainz Golden Eagles once again made it to the semi-finals of the Ladiesbowl. On September 3rd they bought their ticket for the Ladiesbowl with a 26:36 win against the top of the table in the northern group, the Hamburg Amazons. For the first time, with the Berlin Kobra Ladies and Mainz Golden Eagles, the runners-up from northern and southern groups were in the final of the 1st women's Bundesliga. Also for the first time the decision of the venue was decided in favor of Mainz. The final was held in Mainz on September 24th. The Ladiesbowl XXVI ended 26:32 for the Berlin Kobra Ladies. The Mainz Golden Eagles became German runners-up in women's football for the second time.

2018 - withdrawal from the DBL

In the tenth season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Munich Rangers, Munich Cowboys and Cologne Falconets. The team was part of the group south in the women's Bundesliga 2018 (football) . The first game of the season against the Munich Cowboys on June 10th in Mainz was won by the Mainz Golden Eagles 13: 6. The second matchday against the Cologne Falconets on June 24th in Cologne was lost at 18:14. A week later, the team played the third game of the season against the Munich Rangers on July 1 in Mainz. The game was won by the Mainz Golden Eagles 27:23. The fourth game of the season should be the last game in the 1st women's Bundesliga for Mainz women. On August 5th in Mainz the second leg against the Cologne Falconets took place. The Mainz women were able to win the game with 25:22.

On August 20, the Mainz Golden Eagles reported that they would no longer be able to play in order to end the season. This led to the withdrawal from the 1st women's Bundesliga and also to the forced relegation to the 2nd women's Bundesliga.

Because of the withdrawal, all previous and future games of the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies were rated with a 0:20 defeat.

2019 - restart in DBL2

TSV SCHOTT Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies (team photo 2019)

In the eleventh season, the Mainz Golden Eagles met the Saarland Ladycanes , Darmstadt Diamonds Ladies , Trier Stampers Ladies and Mannheim Banditaz . The team was part of the South-West group in the 2nd women's Bundesliga 2019 (football) . The Mainz Golden Eagles won the season opener on April 28 in Mainz against the Darmstadt Diamonds with 52: 0. On May 5th in Saarbrücken there was the second game of the season against the Saarland Ladycanes. The Mainz women won the game with 14:34. The team also won the second leg against the Saarland women on May 12th in Mainz with 44:18. The fourth game of the season against the Mannheim Banditaz on May 19 in Mainz was won by the Mainz Golden Eagles 46-0. The Mainz team won the fifth game of the season on June 8th in Trier against the Trier Stampers with 0:56. The sixth game of the season took place in Mannheim on July 7th. A 0:54 victory was achieved against the Mannheim Banditaz. At that time, entry into the play-offs was secured.

National team

In 2010 the first German national women's football team was formed. This took part in the first World Cup in women's football, which was held from June 27th to July 3rd in Stockholm, Sweden. In 2011, on August 28th, a women's international match against the Finnish national team took place in the Dantestadion, Munich. In 2013 the 2nd World Cup in women's football took place in Finland. In 2015, in Granada, Spain, the German national team took part in an international tournament for the last time. Since then, players have also been provided from Mainz. In flag football, too, players from Mainz who play tackle football for the Mainz Golden Eagles are represented in the German national team.

Tackle football

2010

The first German national team was reinforced by a total of four players from Mainz:

  • Schaffer, Michelle (running back)
  • Braun, Rebekka (Defensive Back)
  • Schwenk, Birgit (Defensive Line)
  • Meurer, Sonja (wide receiver)

2011

The German national team was reinforced by a total of four players from Mainz:

  • Hofmann, Karolin (running back)
  • Ulmer, Saskia (tight end)
  • Konowalczyk, Svenja (Defensive Back)
  • Perrier, Rebekka (Defensive Back)

2013

The German national team was strengthened by a total of three players from Mainz:

  • Tasting Cup, Alissa Wilma (Linebacker)
  • Konowalczyk, Svenja (Defensive Back)
  • Schwenk, Birgit (Offensive Line)

2015

The German national team was reinforced by a total of seven players from Mainz:

  • Wine, Alissa Wilma (linebacker)
  • Veeckman, Verena (Offensive Line)
  • Schwenk, Birgit (Offensive Line)
  • Steuer, Anna (Wide Receiver)
  • Spies, Greta (Wide Receiver)
  • Göttmann, Elvira (linebacker)
  • Ulmer, Saskia (tight end)

successes

DBL

  • 2016 - German runner-up
  • 2017 - German runner-up

DBL2

  • 2009 - Master of the DBL2
  • 2010 - Vice-Champion of the DBL2
  • 2011 - Master of the DBL2
  • 2015 - Master of the DBL2

Awards

  • Team of the Year 2015 Adults: Women (American Football) from TSV Schott Mainz : 2015
  • Bronze "For services in sport" from the state capital Mainz for the seven national players of the Mainz Golden Eagles Ladies: 2015

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

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