German Chess League 1991/92 (women)

The 1991/92 season was the first season of the newly founded national chess league for women. Lasker Steglitz was two points ahead of the top and secured the first title of the women's chess national league. The SV Chemie Guben and the SC Bessenbach had to relegate , actually the Krefeld chess club Turm 1851 would also have relegated, which lost the playoff for 9th place against the VdS Buna Halle with 1.5: 4.5 , who had the same team and board point . But since Lasker Steglitz withdrew from the Bundesliga, the Krefeld women were spared relegation. For the reported team squads of the participating clubs, see the team squad of the German Federal Chess League 1991/92 (women) .

qualification

A total of 12 clubs were eligible to compete in the Women's Chess League 1991/92, six each from the old and new federal states. In the former GDR there had been regular team games for women for a long time, so that the first six of the DSV-Oberliga women qualified in 1990/91, namely Rotation Berlin , Post SV Dresden , Spielvereinigung Leipzig 1899 , BSG Motor Weimar , VdS Buna Halle and SV Chemie Guben . In the west there was a team game for women only at regional level (as well as a final round in 1990 and 1991), so that the six starting places were played in regional tournaments, Lasker Steglitz , the Hamburger SK , the Krefeld chess club Turm 1851 , the TSV Schott qualified Mainz , SV 1920 Hofheim and SC Bessenbach .

Closing table

	society	Sp	G	U	V	MP	Board P.
1.	Lasker Steglitz	11	9	2	0	20: 2	45.0: 21.0
2.	Rotation Berlin	11	8th	2	1	18: 4	45.0: 21.0
3.	Hamburger SK (M)	11	7th	1	3	15: 7	38.0: 28.0
4th	Game Association Leipzig 1899	11	6th	3	2	15: 7	36.5: 29.5
5.	Post SV Dresden	11	6th	1	4th	13: 9	34.0: 32.0
6th	SV 1920 Hofheim	11	6th	0	5	12:10	33.0: 33.0
7th	TSV Schott Mainz	11	4th	2	5	10:12	32.5: 33.5
8th.	BSG Motor Weimar	11	3	2	6th	8:14	27.5: 38.5
9.	VdS Buna Hall	11	2	3	6th	7:15	28.5: 37.5
10.	Krefeld chess club Turm 1851	11	2	3	6th	7:15	28.5: 37.5
11.	SV Chemie Guben	11	2	1	8th	5:17	26.0: 40.0
12.	SC Bessenbach	11	0	2	9	2:20	21.5: 44.5

decisions

	German champion: Lasker Steglitz
	Relegation to the women's 2nd division : Lasker Steglitz (voluntary withdrawal), SV Chemie Guben , SC Bessenbach
(M)	reigning German champion

Crosstab

Results		1.	2.	3.	4th	5.	6th	7th	8th.	9.	10.	11.	12.
1.	Lasker Steglitz		3	3½	6th	3	3½	4th	4th	4th	5	3½	5½
2.	Rotation Berlin	3		4½	3	4½	5	3½	4½	2½	4th	5	5½
3.	Hamburger SK	2½	1½		2½	4th	3½	5	3	3½	4th	4th	4½
4th	Game Association Leipzig 1899	0	3	3½		2½	4th	4th	3	4th	5	4½	3
5.	Post SV Dresden	3	1½	2	3½		2½	2½	4½	3½	3½	3½	4th
6th	SV 1920 Hofheim	2½	1	2½	2	3½		4th	5	3½	3½	2	3½
7th	TSV Schott Mainz	2	2½	1	2	3½	2		3½	3	3	5½	4½
8th.	BSG Motor Weimar	2	1½	3	3	1½	1	2½		5	1	3½	3½
9.	VdS Buna Hall	2	3½	2½	2	2½	2½	3	1		3	3	3½
10.	Krefeld chess club Turm 1851	1	2	2	1	2½	2½	3	5	3		3½	3
11.	SV Chemie Guben	2½	1	2	1½	2½	4th	½	2½	3	2½		4th
12.	SC Bessenbach	½	½	1½	3	2	2½	1½	2½	2½	3	2

The championship team

1.	Lasker Steglitz
	Ljudmila Saizewa , Otilia Gant , Marion Heintze , Waleria Kalinitschewa, Sabine Brännström, Katrin Hildebrand, Juliane Lagunow, Brigitte von Herman.

Web links

• Caissa Schachchronik ( Memento from May 9, 2012 in the Internet Archive )