Innsbrucker SK

Innsbrucker SK

Full name	Innsbruck sports club
place	Innsbruck ( Hötting ), Tyrol
Founded	January 19, 1923 as SV Hötting
Dissolved	2012
Club colors	Red White
Stadion	Hötting-West sports field
Top league	2nd division 2nd level
successes	8 × Tyrolean champions, 1 × Tyrolean cup winner

The Innsbrucker Sportklub , short ISK , was an Austrian football club from the state capital Innsbruck in Tyrol and was founded as SV Hötting in 1923. The home games were played at the Hötting-West sports field. In 2012 the association was dissolved; The successor club is the Spielgemeinschaft Innsbruck West (SPG Innsbruck West).

history

Beginnings and founding

1923-1938
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Tyrolean B-Class
1924/25	no data available
1925/26	No data available
1926/27	No data available
Tyrolean A class
1928	02. (6)	10	08th	00	02	34:17	16
1928/29	05. (6)	08th	00	00	08th	10:31	00
Tyrolean B-Class
1929/30	01.	No data available
Tyrolean A class
1930/31	04. (7)	12	06th	00	06th	41:26	12
1931/32	01. (4)	06th	04th	01	01	15: 09	09
1932/33	02. (7)	12	08th	01	03	45:19	17th
1933/34	01. (7)	12	05	03	01	42:14	19th
1934/35 ⁽¹⁾	01. (7)	12	10	02	00	49:10	20th
1935/36	03. (7)	12	06th	03	03	28:12	15th
1936/37	03. (7)	12	08th	01	03	44:14	17th
1937/38	01. (4)	12	10	01	01	35:11	21st
Legend
	Tyrolean master or advancement
	descent
⁽¹⁾ SV Hötting now plays under the name Innsbrucker SK.

After the First World War, there were many young people in Innsbruck and the still independent municipality of Hötting who played football, including the FC Liga, which was based in the Höttinger Au. Due to the lively popularity in the village of Hötting, which has over 10,000 inhabitants, a meeting was called on, the Hötting sports club was founded and celebrated with a founding party in the "Bären" inn on January 19, 1923. At the first general assembly in the restaurant "Rößl in der Au", Albert Schober was chosen as the first chairman and a football-loving fellow citizen, Mr. Flunger, had a meadow near the Höttinger swimming pool, the Flunger sports field . The new sports club initially played in the Tyrolean B-Class. In 1927 it was promoted to the A-class, two years later the club had to relegate to the penultimate place, only to be eligible to play in the first division again a year later in the next season. In 1932 the sports club won the Tyrolean championship title in amateur football for the first time and also played on the Flunger sports field for the last time . After Höttinger became champions for the second time in 1934, the club played on the Tivolisportplatz , among other places , the club's management decided to change its name at an extraordinary general meeting on September 25, 1934: the club now appears as the Innsbruck sports club. Hötting itself became a district of Innsbruck in 1938. After the name change, the club won the championship in 1935 and 1938. That should remain the most successful years for some time.

1938–1945: war years

1938-1945
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Tyrolean district league
1938/39 ^K1^K2	05. (7)	05	02	01	02	21:10	05
1939/40 ^K2	Cancellation of the championship
1940/41 ^K2	05. (6)	07th	02	01	04th	10:23	05
1941/42 ^K2	04. (5)	04th	01	00	03	8:13	02
1942/43 ^K2	not participated
1944	not participated
1945	not carried out
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league. ^K2 Championship was canceled.

In the war years, very limited championships were held in Tyrol with a few clubs due to a lack of players. More than twice a fifth and a fourth place was not possible.

1945–1950: post-war period

1945-1950
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Innsbruck class
1946 ^K1	02. (6)	05	03	02	00	16: 07	08th
Tyrolean regional league
1946/47 ^K1	02. (10)	18th	11	03	04th	54:29	25th
1947/48	01. (10)	18th	13	02	03	52:16	28
1948/49	04. (10)	18th	12	02	04th	44:23	26th
1949/50	03. (8)	14th	08th	01	05	44:26	17th
Legend
	Master or ascent
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

After the war, the ISK played in the Innsbruck class and qualified with a second place for the Tyrolean regional league. There the sports club took second place behind SV Innsbruck, and was the Tyrolean champion for one year. The years that followed were fourth and third, which also meant qualification for the Arlbergliga, which was newly created in 1950. The competitors at that time were SV Innsbruck , SK Kufstein and Innsbrucker AC .

1950–1960: Arlbergliga

1950-1960
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Arlbergliga
1950/51 ^K1	02. (12)	22nd	13	01	08th	51:41	27
1951/52	08. (12)	22nd	06th	05	11	35:47	17th
1952/53	09. (12)	22nd	07th	03	12	43:56	17th
1953/54	02. (12)	22nd	11	05	04th	52:41	27
1954/55	03. (12)	22nd	11	05	06th	67:43	27
1955/56	02. (12)	22nd	13	02	07th	52:41	28
1956/57	05. (12)	22nd	10	04th	08th	52:47	24
1957/58	06. (12)	22nd	10	02	10	59:54	22nd
1958/59	03. (12)	22nd	11	04th	07th	59:40	26th
1959/60	06. (12)	22nd	12	00	10	63:46	24
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league.

In the Arlbergliga, which was introduced in 1951 as a level higher than the western national league in Austria, the Innsbruck SK reached places from two to nine. The sports club missed a first place three times during this period because the SK Bregenz team was always in front.

1960–1974: Regional League and Regional League West

1960-1974
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Regionalliga West
1960/61 ^K1⁽¹⁾	09. (12)	22nd	06th	05	11	49:54	17th
Tyrolean regional league
1961/62	02. (12)	not complete data
1962/63	03. (12)	not complete data
1963/64	01. (12)	not complete data
Regionalliga West
1964/65	08. (12)	22nd	08th	02	12	41:53	18th
1965/66	11. (12)	22nd	05	04th	13	26:55	14th
Tyrolean regional league
1966/67	05. (12)	not complete data
1967/68	02. (12)	not complete data
1968/69	02. (12)	not complete data
1969/70	03. (12)	not complete data
1970/71	05. (12)	not complete data
1971/72	10. (12)	not complete data
1972/73	08. (12)	not complete data
1973/74	08. (12)	not complete data
Legend
	Ascent
	descent
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league. ⁽¹⁾ 1960/61: Innsbrucker SK plays the championship together with Police SV Innsbruck.

In 1960/61 the Innsbrucker SK played together with the Innsbruck Police SV the championship in the Regionalliga West, the renamed league that was formerly called the Arlbergliga. Nevertheless, the sports club could not keep up. After three years of the Tyrolean Regional League, the club rose again to the Regionalliga West, where it was able to hold out for two years. The remaining years until 1974 the club remained in the Tyrolean regional league. Twice the Höttinger narrowly missed promotion to the Regionalliga West with a second place. The opponents at that time were SV Innsbruck, SV Hall, SV Kematen, SK Kufstein, ESV Austria Innsbruck, SC Kundl, Innsbrucker AC, SC Schwaz, SC Imst and many more.

1974–1985: syndicates (SVI, ESV Austria Innsbruck and SK Rum)

1974-1985
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
see. also sports club Innsbruck , ESV Austria Innsbruck
Tyrolean regional league / promotion relegation
1974/75 ^K1⁽¹⁾	01. (12)	not complete data
1974/75 ^K1⁽¹⁾	02. (4)	02	02	02	00	9: 3	08th
Tyrolean regional league
1975/76	05. (12)	not complete data
1976/77 ⁽²⁾	04. (12)	not complete data
Alpine League
1977/78 ^K1	11. (14)	26th	05	11	10	30:43	21st
1978/79	01. (14)	26th	17th	06th	03	53:22	40
2nd division
1979/80	03. (16)	30th	14th	09	07th	48:27	37
1980/81	04. (16)	30th	13	10	07th	40:25	36
1981/82 ⁽³⁾	10. (16)	30th	07th	11	12	30:36	25th
! no complete data!
1982/83	not complete data
Regionalliga West
1983/84 ⁽⁴⁾	7. (14)	26th	09	09	08th	42:37	27
1984/85 ⁽⁴⁾	6. (14)	26th	13	03	10	54:46	29
Legend
	Tyrolean master or advancement
	descent
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league. ⁽¹⁾ 1974/75: Innsbrucker SK forms a syndicate with SV Innsbruck and also played under the name SPG Innsbruck. ⁽²⁾ 1976/77: The ESK Innsbruck joins the syndicate and they played under the name SPG RAIKA Innsbruck. ⁽³⁾ 1981/82: The syndicate broke up. ⁽⁴⁾ 1983 to 1986: syndicate with SK Rum.

While Innsbrucker SK has always stayed in the Tyrolean regional league in recent years, another Innsbruck club has financial difficulties. The Innsbruck sports club has had a few changeable game seasons and got into turbulence in 1974. So the two clubs decided to found a syndicate that related to the fighting teams and the two clubs played under the name of SPG Innsbruck .

In 1976 ESV Austria Innsbruck joined the syndicate, then the club name was renamed SPG Raika Innsbruck with the involvement of the main sponsor .

In this constellation, the game community won the title in the Alpine League and qualified for the 2nd division of the Bundesliga in the 1978/79 season . There, the syndicate achieved third place in the first year of the second division, the next year they played a 1-1 draw against SSW Innsbruck in the local derby in front of 14,000 spectators and SPG Raika Innsbruck finally took fourth place in the table.

Investments were made in the summer of 1980 and players were signed ( Dietmar Constantini , Günther Caha, Wolfgang Schwarz, in autumn also Hans Pirkner and Peter Koncilia ), with whom the club expected an increase in performance in order to participate in the promotion campaign. After the big goal - promotion to the top division - was clearly missed, the game community was dissolved in 1982 and the individual sponsoring clubs disintegrated. Innsbruck SK founded a syndicate with SK Rum in 1983, which existed until 1986.

1985–1995: Regional League West to Tyrolean League

1985-1995
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Regionalliga West
1985/86 ^K1⁽¹⁾	7. (14)	26th	09	06th	11	35:45	24
! no complete data!
1986/87	not complete data
1987/88	not complete data
1988/89	not complete data
1989/90	not complete data
Regional League West
1990/91	02. (12)	22nd	16	03	03	64:21	35
1991/92	01. (12)	22nd	13	07th	02	47:17	33
Regional League West
1992/93	01. (12)	22nd	18th	03	010	72:18	39
Tyrolean League
1993/94	01. (14)	26th	18th	06th	02	64:26	42
Regionalliga Tirol
1994/95	08. (10)	18th	03	05	10	26:42	11
Legend
	Ascent
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league. ⁽¹⁾ 1982 to 1986: syndicate with SK Rum.

Since the dissolution of the syndicate, the Innsbruck SK played through the various sub-leagues. In 1992, 1993, 1994 the Höttinger team came first three times in a row and thus the sports club left the regional league west, regional league west and the Tyrolean league behind and it was in the regional league Tyrol in the 1994/95 season.

1995–2000: Tyrolean League

1995-2000
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Regionalliga Tirol
1995/96 ^K1	06. (10)	18th	07th	01	10	25:45	22nd
Tyrolean League
1996/97	08. (16)	30th	13	05	12	50:44	44
1997/98	10. (16)	30th	12	05	13	56:62	41
1998/99	04. (16)	30th	12	12	06th	60:45	48
1999/2000	09. (16)	30th	13	04th	13	48:53	43
Legend
	Ascent
	descent
^K11995/96: Introduction of the three-point rule .

In the Regionalliga Tirol, which was called the Tiroler Liga again in 1996 and the Tyrolean League abolished one level below, the Innsbruck SK was always able to place in the midfield. With the establishment of a syndicate, Innsbruck SK played in the Regionalliga West in 2000.

2000–2002: syndicate with FC Tirol Amateure

2000-2002
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Regionalliga West
2000/01 ⁽¹⁾	15. (16)	30th	05	07th	18th	36:77	22nd
Tyrolean League
2001/02 ⁽¹⁾	03. (16)	30th	18th	06th	06th	90:44	60
Legend
	descent
⁽¹⁾ 2000 / 01–2001 / 02: Innsbrucker SK and FC Tirol Amateure form a game community.

There it was not successful for the syndicate and was penultimate and thus rose again the following year in the Tyrolean league. In 2002 the sports club ended the syndicate with the amateurs due to the bankruptcy of FC Tirol.

2002–2008: Tyrolean League, Regional League West, crash into the Landesliga West

2002-2008
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Tyrolean League
2002/03	06. (16)	30th	15th	06th	09	84:58	51
2003/04	02. (16)	30th	20th	04th	06th	91:53	64
Regionalliga West
2004/05	13. (16)	30th	09	04th	17th	54:90	31
2005/06	16. (16)	30th	00	06th	24	18: 117	06th
telesystem Tirol League
2006/07	16. (16)	30th	05	04th	21st	31:77	19th
Regional League West
2007/08	13. (14)	26th	03	07th	16	35:68	20th
Legend
	Ascent
	descent

In the 2002/03 season, the sports club was sixth in the Tyrolean league. A year later it was enough for second place, which was enough to move up, as the Wörgl amateurs continued to play in the telesystem Tirol League. In the Regionalliga West, the team of the sports club did not find a connection to the midfield of the Regionalliga and so Innsbruck had to be content with 13th and 16th place. From now on a please time began for the sports club: within three years the club had to come to terms with the fact that it had made it into the regional league.

2008–2012: Regional League West, Regional League West and dissolution

2008–2012
season	Place (particip.)	Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Pt.
Regional League West
2008/09 ^K1	02. (14)	26th	16	05	05	79:37	53
Regional League West
2009/10	13. (14)	26th	07th	02	17th	28:56	23
Regional League West
2010/11	07. (14)	26th	10	07th	09	51:51	37
2011/12	07. (14)	26th	09	08th	09	48:38	35
from 2012: Foundation of the SPG Innsbruck West
Legend
	Ascent
	descent
^K1 Change of championship mode and renaming of the league. ⁽¹⁾ 2012/13: ISK merged with SV Lohbach and from then on played under the name SV Lohbach or SPG Innsbruck West.

In the last few years it was only enough for the regional league west and regional league west. Although the sports club made it to the Regional League West in the first year in the Regional League West, it stayed there for a year. Innsbrucker SK played in the regional league West for two years when those responsible decided to dissolve the Innsbruck sports club and to found the Innsbruck West (SPG Innsbruck West) game community together with SV Lohbach / Kranebitten . The Innsbruck sports club, which was founded in 1923, no longer exists.

titles and achievements

1 × Champion of the Alpine League : 1979
8 champions of the Tyrolean League : 1932, 1934, 1935, 1938 (Tyrolean A-Class), 1948, 1964 (Tyrolean State League), 2000, 2004 (Tyrolean League)
3 × Tyrolean regional cup winners : 1950, 1951, 1984 (game community with rum)

Web links

Website of the Innsbrucker SK (ISK) on June 21, 2016 ( Memento from September 21, 2006 in the Internet Archive )

Individual evidence

↑ Innsbrucker Sportklub, history, the whole story "Every beginning is difficult". In: wackerarchiv.at. Archived from the original on February 19, 2005 ; accessed on March 29, 2019 .
↑ Tables 1947 to today of SV Kematen, season 1960 / 61-1973 / 74 in list form. In: sv-kematen.at. Retrieved June 11, 2015 .
^ Wacker Archive, 1980/81 season, Bundesliga 2nd Division. In: wackerarchiv.at. Retrieved June 11, 2016 .

[1] Innsbrucker Sportklub, history, the whole story "Every beginning is difficult". In: wackerarchiv.at. Archived from the original on February 19, 2005 ; accessed on March 29, 2019 .

[2] Tables 1947 to today of SV Kematen, season 1960 / 61-1973 / 74 in list form. In: sv-kematen.at. Retrieved June 11, 2015 .

[3] Wacker Archive, 1980/81 season, Bundesliga 2nd Division. In: wackerarchiv.at. Retrieved June 11, 2016 .