SG Dietzenbach
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| Surname | Sportgemeinschaft Dietzenbach 1945 eV |
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| Founded | 1945 |
| Members | approx. 950 |
| Chairperson | Gisela Kieß |
| Homepage | sg-dietzenbach.de |
The SG Dietzenbach is a sports club from Dietzenbach in southern Hesse . In the past, SG Dietzenbach achieved national fame through its handball team , which played in the 1st handball league for many years .
history
In 1900 the first gymnasts came together in Dietzenbach to found the Workers' Gymnastics Club Vorwärts , which later became the Free Gymnastics and Sports Association. V. together. 1906 followed the founding of the sports club 06 , which made a contribution to the development of football. The beginnings of the handball game in Dietzenbach go back to 1926. After the Second World War , Martin Köhler was appointed sports officer for Dietzenbach by the military government. Together with Martin Altmannsberger and Philipp Knecht, he paved the way for the Dietzenbach sports community to be founded on November 4, 1945 in the “New Lion” as the successor organization to all previous sports clubs. According to the guidelines of the Allied Military Government, Dietzenbach with approx. 5000 inhabitants was only allowed to have one club. Another prerequisite for the approval to found the association was that the board of directors was not allowed to belong to any previous members of the NSDAP or any of its branches.
The founding associations of the SGD were:
- the Free Gymnastics and Sports Association e. V.
- the Rot-Sport Union
- the sports club 06 e. V.
- the Turngemeinde e. V.
- the Turngesellschaft e. V.
In the founding assembly, the following board of directors was elected from 250 athletes: 1st chairman: Martin Köhler (Rot-Sport Union), 2nd chairman: Jakob Keim (gymnastics community), treasurer: Willi Wurm (gymnastics community), 1st secretary: Martin Altmannsberger (free Gymnastics and Sports Association), 2nd Secretary: Erwin Heberer (Free Gymnastics and Sports Association), Assessor: Franz Stirnweiß (Sportclub 06), Football division: Georg Klößmann (Free Gymnastics and Sports Association), Handball division: Hermann Winkler (Turngesellschaft) .
The SG Dietzenbach handball team was represented in the handball Bundesliga for a total of ten seasons. In the seasons 1971/72 - 1973/74 and 1975/76 - 1976/77 you were a member of the Bundesliga southern season and played for another five years from the foundation of the single-track handball Bundesliga (1977/78) to the 1982/83 round in the handball upper house. In the all-time table of the 1st Bundesliga (1966–2013) they are currently 29th out of 90 teams.
In 2006 the handball department of SG Dietzenbach merged with TG Dietzenbach to form HSG Dietzenbach , which is currently active in the Offenbach / Hanau regional league.
Sports offer
Today the SG Dietzenbach is a popular sports club with approx. 950 members. It offers its members a wide range of seven main sports, most of which can also be visited by non-members (SG guests) with the SG card. The sport development took place as follows:
- 1945 football (no longer), handball, gymnastics
- 1946 chess (resumed 1979)
- 1964 bowling (no more)
- 1972 tennis
- 1977 roller sports (no longer)
- 1993 volleyball (no longer)
- 1994 karate (no longer)
- 1999 dancing
- 2007 boules
- 2012 health and fitness courses
- 2014 boxing
curiosity
The ex-handball Bundesliga team is the only team in the country that has had a positive point balance against the most successful handball team in Germany, the THW Kiel (10 games: 5 wins / 1 draw / 4 losses) since the single-track Bundesliga was founded (1977/78 ) .
Success in handball
- South German field handball champion (1951)
- Southwest German field handball champion (1957)
- Southwest German field handball champion (1968)
- Southwest German indoor handball champion (1970)
- Promotion to indoor handball Bundesliga (1971)
- South German indoor handball champion - Bundesliga South Season (1976)
- Semi-finals for the German championship (1976)
- DHB-Pokal Vice-Cup Winner (1976) (TSV Grün-Weiß Dankersen - SG Dietzenbach 13:12)
- DHB Cup semi-finals (1979) (THW Kiel - SG Dietzenbach)
Well-known handball players
- Boris Kostić (Yugoslav national goalkeeper)
- Michael Paul (32-time German national player)
- Manfred Schulz (5 times German national goalkeeper)
- Ernst Wintterlin (6 times German national player, field handball world champion 1955 )
- Heinrich Keimig (two-time German national goalkeeper , Olympic champion 1936)
- Herbert Wehnert (85 times German national player)
- Milan Kristić (Yugoslav international)
- Claus Hormel (German national player, 1978 world champion )