SV Union Halle-Neustadt

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SV Union Halle-Neustadt
SV Union Halle-Neustadt.jpg
Full name Sports club Union
 Halle-Neustadt e. V.
Abbreviation (s) SV Union
Nickname (s) Wildcats
Founded 1970
Club colors black red
Hall ERDGAS Sportarena Halle-Neustadt
Places 1200 seats
president Bodo Meerheim
Trainer Christian Denk
league Bundesliga
2019/20
rank 2nd place ( 2nd Bundesliga )
DHB Cup Round of 16
Website www.union-halle.net
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The SV Union Halle-Neustadt eV is a sports club in Halle (Saale) , which became known nationwide through the success of its women's handball team. Overall, the club is divided into four departments: handball , bowling , gymnastics , leisure sports . The handball players currently play in the 2nd Bundesliga .

The handball players of the SV Union

Since 1991/92 the Union handball players have belonged to the 2nd Bundesliga , for which they had qualified as runner-up in the (second) GDR League South. With one exception: In 1998/99 the Wildcats , as the team also calls themselves, played in the 1st Bundesliga for one season . After a promising debut with fifth place, the first few years in the 2nd Bundesliga were marked by the relegation battle, which one passed with a lot of luck and the withdrawal of other clubs. For example, in 1992/93 5:35 points were enough to keep the class, as the clearly better placed Bayer Leverkusen II (18:22) and BSG Halloren Halle (16:24) withdrew their teams. After a continuous increase in 1997/98 as runner-up they were promoted to the 1st Bundesliga , which they had to leave after a year. In 2001/02 the Wildcats were almost relegated to the regional league , but they could assert themselves in the relegation games against the South representative TV Ortenberg (25:23, 18:15). Since then, the team has been regularly represented in the top group. In the 2004/05 season the promotion mode was changed. With 47: 9 points the SV Union were champions of the 2nd Bundesliga North , but in the promotion play-offs the team was defeated by the Thuringian HC . Since then, the Wildcats have been represented four times in the promotion play-offs. In the 2017/18 season, the 2nd table was again promoted to the 1st Bundesliga. A year later, the women's team went into the second division. In 2020 the team managed to rise again.

The Wildcats in the promotion play-offs

The seasonal balances since 1991/92

season Division space Games Gates Diff. Points
1991/92 2nd BL middle 5 20th 342: 356 −14 19:21
1992/93 2nd BL middle 11 20th 310: 489 −179 5:35
1993/94 2nd BL middle 8th 20th 394: 435 −41 15:25
1994/95 2. BL South 13 26th 491: 547 −56 16:36
1995/96 2. BL North 7th 26th 506: 537 −31 25:27
1996/97 2. BL North 4th 26th 588: 554 34 31:21
1997/98 2. BL North 2 26th 642: 533 109 44: 8
1998/99 Bundesliga 12 22nd 442: 580 −138 7:37
1999/00 2. BL North 6th 26th 571: 580 −9 30:22
2000/01 2. BL North 7th 26th 578: 616 −38 26:26
2001/02 2. BL North 12 26th 608: 713 −105 15:37
2002/03 2. BL North 7th 26th 670: 671 −1 24:28
2003/04 2. BL North 6th 26th 734: 659 75 35:17
2004/05 2. BL North 1 28 822: 682 140 47: 9
2005/06 2. BL South 4th 28 854: 805 49 35:21
2006/07 2. BL North 2 26th 742: 701 41 35:17
2007/08 2. BL North 3 24 666: 612 54 37:11
2008/09 2. BL North 6th 22nd 595: 590 5 22:22
2009/10 2. BL North 4th 20th 598: 555 43 26:14
2010/11 2. BL North 3 22nd 632: 612 20th 28:16
2011/12 2nd BL 12 30th 847: 915 −68 15:45
2012/13 2nd BL 5 28 791: 735 56 33:23
2013/14 2nd BL 6th 28 787: 777 10 29:27
2014/15 2nd BL 7th 26th 744: 728 16 30:22
2015/16 2nd BL 4th 30th 899: 845 54 36:24
2016/17 2nd BL 7th 30th 813: 803 10 31:29
2017/18 2nd BL 2 28 787: 735 52 36:20
2018/19 Bundesliga 13 26th 643: 809 −166 8:44
2019/20 2nd BL 2 22nd 670: 563 107 37: 7
Promotion to the 1st Bundesliga
Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga

Squad for the 2020/21 season

No. Surname birthday nation position in the club Last club
12 Anica Gudelj 10/27/1991 CroatiaCroatia goalkeeper 2016 HŽRK Grude
16 Thara victory 02/03/2001 GermanyGermany goalkeeper 2020 Borussia Dortmund
99 Lara Lepschi 01/29/2001 GermanyGermany goalkeeper 2008 own youth
04th Pia Dietz 03/30/1997 GermanyGermany Back room 2014 Viborg HK
05 Saskia Lang December 19, 1986 GermanyGermany Back room 2019 Thuringian HC
09 Laura Winkler 03/12/1997 GermanyGermany Back room 2015 HSC 2000 Magdeburg
10 Nadine Smit 03/02/1993 GermanyGermany Back room 2015 SVG Celle
13 Swantje Heimburg December 21, 1993 GermanyGermany R-outside 2014 SG 09 churchyard
15th Cecilie Woller 09/17/1992 DenmarkDenmark Back room 2020 Ajax København
19th Lea Gruber 02/09/1997 GermanyGermany Back room 2019 VfL Waiblingen Handball
20th Danique Boonkamp 09/12/1996 NetherlandsNetherlands Back room 2019 SG 09 churchyard
21st Sophie Luetke March 8, 1990 GermanyGermany Back room 2017 MTV 1860 Altlandsberg
22nd Lena Smolik 05/28/1999 GermanyGermany Back room 2019 SC Markranstädt
23 Leonie Nowak 09/22/1990 GermanyGermany circle 2020 HSG Gedern / Nidda
24 Helena Mikkelsen 06/24/1996 DenmarkDenmark Back room 2020 VfL Oldenburg
31 Jenice Funke 05/20/1999 GermanyGermany L-outside 2019 SC Markranstädt
55 Julia Redder 09/14/1998 GermanyGermany Back room 2019 Thuringian HC
60 Alexandra Mazzucco 01/29/1993 GermanyGermany R-outside 2020 Thuringian HC
75 Vanessa Dierks 09/26/2000 GermanyGermany Back room 2013 MSV Buna Schkopau
98 Marija Gudelj 02/27/1998 CroatiaCroatia L-outside 2020 ŽRK Izviđač
TR Christian Denk 12/13/1983 GermanyGermany Trainer 2020 SG 09 churchyard

Additions 2020/21

Departures 2020/21

youth

In 2003 the female B-youth became German champions.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ handball-world.news: SV Union Halle-Neustadt: "Danish Dynamite" Helena Mikkelsen will return in summer , accessed on February 5, 2020
  2. ↑ handball-world.news: National player Mazzucco leaves Thuringian HC , accessed on February 6, 2020
  3. ↑ handball-world.news: First division promoted SV Union Halle-Neustadt signs Thara Sieg , accessed on May 14, 2020
  4. ↑ handball-world.news: SV Union Halle-Neustadt signs Danish playmaker , accessed on June 6, 2020
  5. ↑ handball-world.news: SV Union Halle-Neustadt secures "a completely well-trained player" at the circle , accessed on June 12, 2020
  6. ↑ handball-world.news: Mission relegation begins for SV Union Halle-Neustadt with another new addition , accessed on August 29, 2020
  7. ↑ handball-world.news: Neckarsulmer Sportunion from now on with a triumvirate in goal: Isabel Góis is coming , accessed on July 9, 2020