Stralsund HV / Numbers and names

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Previous placements

season	League affiliation	space	Sp.	S.	U	N	Points	Gates	annotation	Trainer
1996/1997	Regionalliga Northeast	03.							-	Henke, Norbert
1997/1998	Regionalliga Northeast	01.							Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga	Henke, Norbert
1998/1999	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	11.	34	14th	03	17th	31:37	0703: 0758		Henke, Norbert
1999/2000	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	10.	32	13	03	16	29:35	0718: 0742		Henke, Norbert
2000/2001	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	09.	32	14th	04th	14th	32:32	0747: 0748		Henke, Norbert
2001/2002	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	07th	36	20th	00	16	40:32	1013: 0951		Henke, Norbert
2002/2003	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	01.	34	23	07th	04th	53:15	1030: 0884	Direct promotion to the 1st Bundesliga	Henke, Norbert
2003/2004	1st National League	18th	34	08th	02	24	18:50	0784: 0945	Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga	Henke, Norbert
2004/2005	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	03.	34	24	03	07th	51:17	1018: 0915		Henke, Norbert
2005/2006	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	07th	38	19th	15th	14th	43:33	1118: 1053		Schneider, Holger
2006/2007	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	02.	34	27	02	05	56:12	1083: 0927	Lost qualification for relegation	Schneider, Holger
2007/2008	2nd Bundesliga, North relay	01.	34	27	01	06th	55:13	1078: 0930	Direct promotion to the 1st Bundesliga	Schneider, Holger
2008/2009	1st National League	17th	34	02	02	30th	06:52	0801: 1196	Relegation to the league after bankruptcy	Vaněk, Zdeněk
2009/2010	Oberliga Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	01.	26th	25th	00	01	50: 02	0906: 0569	Promotion to the 3rd division	Philippen, Michael and Ganzert, Ulf
2010/2011	3rd League, North Season	07th	28	13	03	12	29:27	0790: 0812	Qualification for the 3rd league 2011/2012	Philippen, Michael and Ganzert, Ulf
2011/2012	3rd League, North Season	10.	30th	12	03	15th	21:39	0780: 0808		Racket, Jörn
2012/2013	3rd League, North Season	15th	30th	07th	03	20th	17:43	0787: 0893	Relegation to the league	Schläger, Jörn , Philippen, Michael and Ganzert, Ulf
2013/2014	Oberliga Ostsee-Spree	01.	26th	23	01	02	47: 05	0845: 0642	Promotion to the 3rd division, North Season	Henke, Norbert
2014/2015	3rd League, North Season	09.	30th	12	02	16	26:34	0857: 0899		Henke, Norbert , Anclais, Danny
2015/2016	3rd League, North Season	15th	30th	08th	01	21st	17:43	0721: 0837	Relegation to the league	Anclais, Danny
2016/2017	Oberliga Ostsee-Spree	02.	26th	21st	00	05	42:10	0677: 0572		Dau, Markus
2017/2018	Oberliga Ostsee-Spree	02.	26th	19th	01	06th	39:13	0753: 0628		Dau, Markus
2018/2019	Oberliga Ostsee-Spree	01.	26th	23	02	01	48: 04	0769: 0567	no promotion after relegation games	Fischer, Steffen
2019/2020	Oberliga Ostsee-Spree	01.	20th	18th	01	01	37: 03	0636: 0436	After the season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, declared champion, promotion to the 3rd division, North Season	Fischer, Steffen
2020/2021	3rd League, North Season									Fischer, Steffen

League affiliation, placement, players and coach in the seasons

1996/1997 season

In the 1996/1997 season of the Regionalliga Nordost , the SHV took 3rd place.

1997/1998 season

In the 1997/1998 season of the Regionalliga Nordost , the SHV took 1st place and was promoted directly to the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season .

1998/1999 season

In the 1998/1999 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Staffel , the SHV took 11th place.

The promoted team SHV 14 won 34 games, three times they were drawn from their opponents. 17 games were lost. The 703 goals of the SHV were compared to 758 opposing goals.

1999/2000 season

In the 1999/2000 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Staffel , the SHV took 10th place.

Of the 32 games, the SHV won 13, drew three times and lost 16 games. The 718 goals scored were compared to 742 opposing goals.

2000/2001 season

In the 2000/2001 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Relay , the SHV took 9th place.

The SHV won 14 of 32 games. Four games ended in a draw and 14 were lost. 747 goals scored were compared to 748 opposing goals.

2001/2002 season

In the 2001/02 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season , the SHV took 7th place.

The SHV won 20 out of 36 games and lost 16. 1013 goals were thrown and 951 goals conceded.

2002/2003 season

In the 2002/03 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season , the SHV took 1st place and was promoted to the 1st Bundesliga for the first time in its history .

Of 34 games, the SHV had won 23, seven ended in a draw and four were lost. The SHV players scored 1,030 goals and conceded 884.

2003/2004 season

In the 2003/04 season of the handball Bundesliga , the SHV took 18th place, which meant direct relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season . The coach was Norbert Henke .

The team won eight out of 34 games, drew twice and lost 24 games. 784 goals scored were compared to 945 opposing goals. With the 18 points reached, the team was tied with the 17th and 16th of the season, the worst goal difference (-161) decided to the disadvantage of Stralsund.

Player at the Stralsund HV in the 2003/2004 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Levschin, Igor	Russia	goal
Ney, Enrico	Germany	goal
Ianoș, Liviu	Romania	goal
Hladký, Richard	Czech Republic	Back room	from January 15, 2004 at the Stralsund AGM
Mogensen, Tino	Denmark	Back left
Skerka, Tobias	Germany	Back left
Prokopec, Pavel	Czech Republic	Back left	from January 15, 2004 at the Stralsund AGM
Kibat, Nico	Germany	Back center
Vaněk, Zdeněk	Czech Republic	Back center
Eiberg Jørgensen, Jan	Denmark	Back right	from October 24, 2003 at the Stralsund AGM
Latchimy, Bernard	France	Back right	from September 3, 2003 at the Stralsund AGM
Luca, Florin	Romania	Back right
Genz, André	Germany	Back right
Michalewicz, Jörg	Germany	Left winger	from January 15, 2004 at HSV Usedom
Liesche, Ronny	Germany	Left winger
Farkaš, Tomislav	Croatia	Left wing, back room left
Ganschow, Karsten	Germany	Right winger
Hoffmann, Martin	Germany	Right winger
Anclais, Danny	Germany	Right winger
Dau, Markus	Germany	circle
Strauch, Stefan	Germany	circle
Strack, Stefan	Germany	circle

Additions: Stefan Strauch ( HC Empor Rostock ), Stefan Strack ( SV Post Schwerin ), Jörg Michalewicz ( HSV Blau Weiß Insel Usedom ), Ronny Liesche ( SC Magdeburg ), Tomislav Farkaš ( RK Zagreb ), Richard Hladký (Allrisk Prague), Pavel Prokopec ( Baník Karviná ), Zdeněk Vaněk ( TuS N-Lübbecke ), Jan Eiberg Jørgensen (end of career), Bernard Latchimy (SC Meran), Florin Luca (Fibrexnylon Săvineșt), Liviu Ianoș (Fibrexnylon Săvineșt)

Departures before the season: Benny Lindt , title Răduță , Krisztián Szép Kis , Ivo Töllner

Departures during the season: Jörg Michalewicz (HSV Blau-Weiß Insel Usedom)

2004/2005 season

In the 2004/05 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season , the SHV took 3rd place.

In 34 games, the SHV won 24 times, drew three times and lost seven games. 1018 goals were scored and 915 goals conceded.

2005/2006 season

In the 2005/06 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season , the SHV and coach Holger Schneider ( Germany ) took 7th place. Out of 38 games, 19 were won, 15 were drawn and 14 were lost. 1118 goals scored were compared to 1053 goals against Stralsund.

In the 2006 DHB Cup , the SHV won the first round at VfL Viktoria Menninghüffen with 34:19 (18:11). In the second round, the Stralsund team retired at home against HSV Hamburg after a 21:30 (10:14).

Player at the Stralsund HV in the 2005/2006 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Levschin, Igor	Russia	goal	34 games
Caraway, Olaf	Germany	goal	21 games
Ianoș, Liviu	Romania	goal	18 games
Jahns, Michael	Germany	Back left	38 games, including 207 goals (46 seven meters)
Effenberger, Marcel	Germany	Back left	from November 9, 2005, 28 games, 56 goals
Berka, Milan	Czech Republic	Back center	28 games, including 109 goals (6 seven meters)
Demovič, Stanislav	Slovakia	Back right	5 games, including 23 goals
Strack, Stefan	Germany	circle	37 games, including 112 goals
Koehler, Michael	Germany	Outside right	27 games, including 27 goals
Choice, Frank	Germany	Outside left	28 games, including 96 goals (12 seven meters)
Anclais, Danny	Germany	Outside right	38 games, including 184 goals (33 seven meters)
Pistolesi, Anthony	France	Back right	35 games, including 62 goals (5 seven meters)
Ehlers, Torben	Germany	Back right	22 games, including 40 goals
Seegert, Olaf	Germany	Back right	2 games, including 1 goal
Farkaš, Tomislav	Croatia	Outside left	0 games
Brůna, Michal	Czech Republic	circle	38 games, including 179 goals (21 seven meters)
Cousin, Christoph	Germany	Outside left	4 games, including 1 goal
Müller, Johannes	Germany	Outside left	10 games, including 7 goals

Additions: Tomislav Farkaš ( ASA Tel Aviv ), Anthony Pistolesi ( Dessauer HV ), Marcel Effenberger ( HC Empor Rostock , from November 9, 2005)

Departures before the season: Stefan Strauch ( HC Empor Rostock ), Jörn Schläger ( Wacker Thun ), Aliaksandr Shamkuts ( TV Hüttenberg )

2006/2007 season

In the 2006/07 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Staffel , the Stralsund HV, trained by Holger Schneider ( Germany ), took 2nd place.

The SHV had won 27 out of 34 games. Two games were drawn and the Stralsund club lost five games. 1083 goals were scored against 927 opposing goals.

The qualifying games for the relegation played the SHV against the second of the season south, TSV Dormagen . After a 31:31 in Dormagen, the SHV lost with 27:30 in Stralsund, and thus remained in the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season .

In the 2006/07 DHB Cup , the SHV won the first round at SC Irxleben with 41:15 (19: 8). The club did not have to compete in the second round, it was qualified for the third round. The opponent there, TSG Groß-Bieberau , decided not to host the game. In the round of 16 the SHV lost at home to TBV Lemgo with 31:35 (17:17).

Player at the Stralsund AG in the 2006/2007 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Levschin, Igor	Russia	goal	...
Caraway, Olaf	Germany	goal	...
Ianoș, Liviu	Romania	goal	...
Precels, Sven	Germany	Back left	...
Effenberger, Marcel	Germany	Back left	...
Berka, Milan	Czech Republic	Back center	...
Samaras, Nikolaos	Greece	Outside right	...
Strack, Stefan	Germany	circle	...
Koehler, Michael	Germany	Outside right	...
Ninčević, Ivan	Croatia	Outside left	...
Anclais, Danny	Germany	Outside right	...
Göde, Rico	Germany	circle	...
Ehlers, Torben	Germany	Back right	...
Efstathiadis, Marios	Greece	Back left	...
Farkaš, Tomislav	Croatia	Outside left	...
Brůna, Michal	Czech Republic	circle	...
Cousin, Christoph	Germany	Outside left	...
Müller, Johannes	Germany	Outside left	...

Additions: Ivan Ninčević ( HSG Niestetal-Staufenberg ), Marios Efstathiadis ( HC Athaninaikos Athens ), Nikolaos Samaras ( Panellinios Athens ), Sven Präkels ( HC Empor Rostock ), Rico Göde ( 1st SV Concordia Delitzsch )

Departures before the season: Frank Wahl ( HSV Peenetal Loitz ), Anthony Pistolesi ( TV 08 Willstätt-Ortenau ), Michael Jahns ( BM Antequera ), Stanislav Demovič ( BM Alcobendas )

2007/2008 season

2007/2008 season

In the 2007/08 season of the 2nd Bundesliga, North Staffel , the SHV took 1st place under coach Holger Schneider ( Germany ) and thus rose to the 1st Bundesliga for the second time in its history .

Out of 34 games, 27 were won. One game ended in a draw and six games were lost. 1,078 goals were scored against 930 opposing goals.

In the 2007/08 DHB Cup , the SHV won the first round at Eintracht Hildesheim with 35:34 after extra time (29:29, 14:13). In the second round, the club was eliminated at home against SG Flensburg-Handewitt after a 32:35 (17:14).

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2007/2008 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Levschin, Igor	Russia	goal	...
Herald, Simon	Germany	goal	...
Herholc, Felix	Germany	goal	...
Precels, Sven	Germany	Back left	...
Schwerin, Christian	Germany	Back left	...
Berka, Milan	Czech Republic	Back center	...
Samaras, Nikolaos	Greece	Outside right	...
Gudz, Miroslaw	Poland	circle	...
Hinz, Benjamin	Germany	Outside left	...
Ninčević, Ivan	Croatia	Outside left	...
Brandt, Martin	Germany	Outside left	...
Göde, Rico	Germany	circle	...
Ehlers, Torben	Germany	Back right	...
Efstathiadis, Marios	Greece	Back left	...
Chantziaras, Konstantinos	Greece	Back right	...
Brůna, Michal	Czech Republic	circle	...

Additions: Felix Herholc ( 1. VfL Potsdam ), Mirosław Gudz ( Diomidis Argous ), Konstantinos Chantziaras ( Grasshoppers Zurich ), Martin Brandt (own youth), Christian Schwerin (own youth) and Benjamin Hinz (own youth)

Departures before the season: Liviu Ianos ( SG Leutershausen ), Michael Köhler ( TSV Hannover-Burgdorf ), Tomislav Farkas (end of career), Stefan Strack ( Doberaner SV ), Johannes Müller ( SV 63 Brandenburg-West ), Olaf Kümmel (unknown), Marcel Effenberger ( HSG Peenetal Loitz ), Danny Anclais ( TuS Nettelstedt-Lübbecke ), Christoph Vetter (unknown)

2008/2009 season

2008/2009 season

In the 2008/09 season of the handball Bundesliga occupied the SHV trained by Zdeněk Vaněk ( Czech Republic ) in 17th place, which meant direct relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga, North Season .

Two out of 34 games were won. The SHV drew twice and lost 30 games. The 801 goals scored were compared to 1196 opposing goals. The two victories were achieved at home with 29:27 against HBW Balingen-Weilstetten and away with 32:21 against TUSEM Essen . The biggest defeats at home were the games against THW Kiel (22:43, in Neubrandenburg) and SG Flensburg-Handewitt (22:43), each with a difference of 21 goals . The highest away defeat was the 16:43 on the last matchday at HSV Hamburg .

In the DHB-Pokal 2008/09 the SHV won its first game in the second round at TV Emsdetten with 30:29 and lost in the next round at THW Kiel with 25:38.

When the license was awarded, the HBL imposed conditions on the club that it was unable to meet on time. Thereupon the HBL refused the Stralsund HV the license for the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga on June 7th, 2009. The action of the Stralsund HV before the arbitration tribunal of the Handball Bundesliga was dismissed on June 23, 2009.

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2008/2009 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Levschin, Igor	Russia	goal	Igor Viktorovich Levschin showed 230 parades in 30 games. He scored a goal. Back number 91.
Tsilimparis, Konstantinos	Greece	goal	Konstantinos Tsilimparis showed 144 parades in 24 games. Back number 1.
Herholc, Felix	Germany	goal	Felix Herholc showed 43 parades in 15 games. He scored a goal. Back number 12.
Precels, Sven	Germany	Back left	Sven Präkels scored 32 goals (seven meters) in 33 games.
Schwerin, Christian	Germany	Back left	Christian Schwerin scored 35 goals in 25 games (two of which were seven meters).
Berka, Milan	Czech Republic	Back center	In 24 games, Milan Berka scored 94 goals (four of them seven meters). Back number 13.
Samaras, Nikolaos	Greece	Outside right	Nikolaos Samaras scored 99 goals in 31 games. Back number 7.
Gudz, Miroslaw	Poland	circle	Mirosław Gudz scored 42 goals in 26 games. He received 62 minutes time penalties and four red cards. Back number 17.
Hinz, Benjamin	Germany	Outside left	Benjamin Hintz scored 4 goals in 25 games (including a seven-meter).
Ninčević, Ivan	Croatia	Outside left	In 33 games, Ivan Ninčević scored 200 goals (74 of them seven meters). He ranks fourth on the Bundesliga goal thrower list. Back number 32.
Brandt, Martin	Germany	Outside left	In 32 games, Martin Brandt scored 40 goals (eight of them seven meters).
Lībergs, Mārtiņs	Lithuania	Back left	Mārtiņs Lībergs scored 63 goals in 24 games, number 10.
Hruby, Petr	Czech Republic	circle	Petr Hrubý scored 24 goals in eight games and was injured for a long time. Back number 22.
Hoffmann, Eric	Germany	Outside right	Eric Hoffmann scored seven goals in 14 games, number 6.
Black, Christian	Germany	circle	Christian Schwarz scored 13 goals in 19 games.
Chantziaras, Konstantinos	Greece	Back right	Went to TSV Dormagen in November 2008 .
Brůna, Michal	Czech Republic	circle	Michal Brůna scored 64 goals (eight seven meters) in 16 games. Shirt number 3. Loaned to Füchsen Berlin in January 2009 .
Ney, Sylvio	Germany	circle	Ney plays in the second team, but was also used in the first from February 2009. In 12 games, Sylvio Ney scored 22 goals (one seven-meter).

Additions before the season: Konstantinos Tsilimparis (from Algeciras BM ), Martins Libergs (from Dessau-Roßlauer HV ), Petr Hrubý (from MT Melsungen ), Eric Hoffmann ( SC Magdeburg Gladiators ), Christian Schwarz ( HC Empor Rostock )

Departures before the season: Rico Göde ( Füchse Berlin ), Torben Ehlers , Simon Herold (both to MT Melsungen ), Marios Efstathiadis (SPE Strovolos)

2009/2010 season

The team at the promotion ceremony on June 5, 2010

In the 2009/2010 season, the Stralsund HV is playing in the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Oberliga after the license has been withdrawn and the operating company has gone bankrupt. The title of state champion of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania was won early on March 21, 2010 on the 23rd match day; thus the SHV was qualified for the relegation to the newly formed 3rd division against the winner of the Oberliga Berlin-Brandenburg. Against HC Neuruppin a 28:27 away win on May 30, 2010, the second leg on June 5, 2010 in Stralsund, the SHV won with 29:26 and was thus established as a promoted team.

In the DHB Cup 2009/10 the SHV played in the first round at Barmstedter MTV, in the second round the team was eliminated from SV Oebisfelde 1895 after extra time. In the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Handball Cup, the team reached the Final Four, the final round of the last four teams, which the club clearly won on May 2, 2010 and thus also secured the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Handball Association cup after the championship.

The club played its home games in the Diesterweg sports hall, the last home game in the Vogelsanghalle Stralsund , which is familiar from the Bundesliga games, in front of 800 spectators, as did the second leg for eligibility to start in the 3rd division in the sold-out hall.

Additions before the season: Benny Lindt , Markus Dau

Additions during the season: Karsten Ganschow

Disposals before the season: Igor Levshin ( SV Post Schwerin ), Konstantinos Tsilimparis , Nikolaos Samaras , Mirosław Gudz ( HC Empor Rostock ), Ivan Ninčević , Martins Libergs ( Arkatron Minsk ), Petr Hruby , Michal Brůna , Christian Schwerin (U23 HSV Hamburg ), Felix Herholc , Silvio Ney (Peenetal Loitz).

Coach: Michael Philippen and Ulf Ganzert

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2009/2010 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Tom Korth	Germany	goalkeeper
Enrico Ney	Germany	goalkeeper
Philipp Groth	Germany	goalkeeper
Martin Brandt	Germany	Back center
Tim Schieschang	Germany	Back center
Tom Härtel	Germany	Outside left
Christoph Vetter	Germany	Outside left
Erik Eggebrecht	Germany	Outside left
Thomas Kaplanski	Germany	Back right
Michael Schmidt	Germany	circle
Sven Schannak	Germany	Outside right
Malte Herrmann	Germany	Outside right
Markus Dau	Germany	circle
Benny Lindt	Germany	Back left
Daniel Manske	Germany	Back left
Eric Hoffmann	Germany	Outside right
Karsten Ganschow	Germany	Back left	from January 2010

The Stralsund HV team before a game, October 2010

2010/2011 season

In the 2010/2011 season the Stralsund HV plays in the 3rd division . The team plays its home games in the Vogelsanghalle Stralsund .

In the handball cup Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the team reached the Final Four, the final round of the last four teams, which the club won on April 17, 2011 in the final game against HSV Peenetal Loitz with 30:21 (16: 9) and thus as in the previous year secured the trophy of the handball association Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Additions before the season: Christian Schwerin , Ivo Töllner .

Departures before the season: Christoph Vetter , Sven Schannak, Daniel Manske, Thomas Kaplanski.

Additions during the season: Philipp Klaus , Michael Köhler , Mārtiņs Lībergs

Coach: Michael Philippen and Ulf Ganzert .

Player at the Stralsund HV in the 2010/2011 season

Surname	nationality	position	Remarks
Tom Korth	Germany	goalkeeper	27 appearances, no goals
Enrico Ney	Germany	goalkeeper	23 appearances, no goals
Philipp Groth	Germany	goalkeeper	3 appearances, no goals
Martin Brandt	Germany	Back center	21 missions, 51 goals, including 2 seven meters
Tim Schieschang	Germany	Back center	15 appearances, 8 goals
Tom Härtel	Germany	Outside left	8 appearances, 9 goals
Erik Eggebrecht	Germany	Outside left	6 appearances, 3 goals
Michael Schmidt	Germany	circle	25 appearances, 44 goals
Malte Herrmann	Germany	Outside right	15 appearances, 5 goals
Markus Dau	Germany	circle	19 missions, 67 goals, 4 of them seven meters
Benny Lindt	Germany	Back left	28 appearances, 169 goals, 7 of them seven meters
Eric Hoffmann	Germany	Outside right	21 missions, 107 goals, of which 43 seven meters
Karsten Ganschow	Germany	Back left	27 missions, 123 goals, including 7 seven meters
Steve Marshal	Germany	Back space left, right	25 appearances, 40 goals
Christian Schwerin	Germany	Back left	23 appearances, 41 goals, 6 of them seven meters
Ivo Töllner	Germany	Outside left	23 appearances, 34 goals
Philipp Klaus	Germany	Circular rotor	from October 2010; 3 appearances, 5 goals
Michael Koehler	Germany	Outside right	from January 2011; 12 missions, 26 goals, including 11 seven meters
Mārtiņs Lībergs	Latvia	Back left	from February 2011; 12 appearances, 53 goals

2011/2012 season

Stralsund AGM (2011)

In the 2010/2011 season the Stralsund HV plays in the 3rd division, North Season . The team plays its home games in the Vogelsanghalle Stralsund . The club decided not to participate in the DHB Cup for financial reasons.

Additions before the season: Jörn Schläger , Mustafa Wendland , Torben Ehlers and Mirosław Gudz .

Departures before the season: Enrico Ney , Ivo Töllner , Martins Libergs , Malte Hermanns, Eric Hoffmann , Michael Philippen and Ulf Ganzert .

Additions during the season: Christoph Dübener

Departures during the season: Karsten Ganschow (January 31, 2012)

Player at the Stralsund HV in the 2011/2012 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics
Jörn Schläger	Germany	Trainer
Klaus Bergmeier	Germany	Trainer
Tom Korth	Germany	TW
Mustafa Wendland	Germany	TW
Phillipp Groth	Germany	TW
Mratin Brandt	Germany	R.
Benny Lindt	Germany	R.
Steve Marshal	Germany	R.
Tim Schieschang	Germany	R.
Karsten Ganschow	Germany	R.	until January 31, 2012; 8 games, 40 goals (18 7-meters)
Christian Schwerin	Germany	R.
Markus Dau	Germany	K
Michael Schmidt	Germany	K
Tom Härtel	Germany	K
Christoph Vetter	Germany	K
Erik Eggebrecht	Germany	K
Michael Koehler	Germany	K
Miroslaw Gudz	Poland	K
Torben Ehlers	Germany	R.
Christoph Dübener	Germany	R.	from December 2011

2012/2013 season

In the 2012/2013 season the first team of the Stralsund HV played in the 3rd division, North Season . The team played their home games in the Vogelsanghalle Stralsund . As in the previous year, the club refrained from participating in the DHB Cup for financial reasons.

Two game days before the end of the season, the team was determined to be relegated.

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Jakub Vaněk	SV Post Schwerin	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Christoph Dübener	HSV Usedom Island	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Rico Mittmann	HSV Grimmen 92	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Miroslaw Gudz	Tauron Stal Mielec	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Tim Pischke	HSV Grimmen 92	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Benny Lindt	- (end of career)	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Frank Wahl	HSV Peenetal Loitz	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Michael Koehler	SV Warnemünde	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Marcel Effenberger	HSV Peenetal Loitz	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Steve Marshal	2nd team	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Tim Jost	HSG Nienburg	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Tim Schieschang	HSV Peenetal Loitz	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
André Machel	HSV Grimmen 92	Beginning of the 2012/13 season	Michael Schmidt	unknown	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Marek Suszka	Pogoń Szczecin	November 2012	Erik Eggebrecht	2nd team	Beginning of the 2012/13 season
Michael Philippen	-	January 2013	Jörn Schläger	unknown	December 22, 2012
Ulf Ganzert	-	January 2013	Klaus Bergmeier	unknown	December 31, 2012
Eric Hoffmann	-	January 2013	Tim Jost	unknown	February 6, 2013
Filip Kliszczyk	Pogoń Szczecin	January 2013	Tim Pischke	unknown	February 6, 2013
Sebastian Rumniak	NMC Powen Zabrze	February 16, 2013

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2012/2013 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics (source: ZweiWelle.de, online source )
Jörn Schläger	Germany	Trainer	until December 22, 2012; 5 yellow cards, 1 time penalty
Klaus Bergmeier	Germany	Trainer	until December 31, 2012
Tom Korth	Germany	TW	30 games, 1 yellow card, 1 time penalty, 3 red cards
Mustafa Wendland	Germany	TW	29 games, 1 yellow card
Martin Brandt	Germany	RM	24 games, 112 goals, 1 penalty, 5 yellow cards, 8 time penalties, 1 red card
Christian Schwerin	Germany	RL	29 games, 68 goals, 19 penalty meters, 4 yellow cards, 6 time penalties
Markus Dau	Germany	K	26 games, 72 goals, 17 yellow cards, 8 time penalties, 1 red card
Torben Ehlers	Germany	RR	20 games, 75 goals, 1 penalty, 12 yellow cards, 7 time penalties
Marcel Effenberger	Germany	KM, RL	27 games, 32 goals, 10 yellow cards, 21 time penalties, 4 red cards
Tim Jost	Germany	RR	until February 6, 2013; 10 games, 4 goals, 2 time penalties
Frank Wahl	Germany	NOISE	8 games, 37 goals, 16 penalty meters, 1 yellow card, 3 time penalties, 1 red card
Tim Pischke	Germany	NOISE	until February 6, 2013; 0 games
Rico Mittmann	Germany	RR, RA	29 games, 105 goals, 2 penalties, 1 yellow card, 8 time penalties
Jakub Vaněk	Czech Republic	RL	30 games, 66 goals, 3 seven meters, 16 yellow cards, 26 time penalties, 2 red cards
André Machel	Germany	KM	30 games, 7 goals, 1 time penalty
Marek Suszka	Poland	R.	from November 2012; 18 games, 48 ​​goals, 24 seven meters, 5 yellow cards, 6 time penalties
Michael Philippen	Germany	Trainer	from January 2013; 1 yellow card
Ulf Ganzert	Germany	Trainer	from January 2013
Eric Hoffmann	Germany	RA	from January 2013; 12 games, 36 goals, 13 penalty meters, 2 yellow cards, 4 time penalties
Filip Kliszczyk	Poland	RL	from January 2013; 14 games, 85 goals, 9 seven meters, 4 yellow cards, 5 time penalties
Sebastian Rumniak	Poland	RR	from February 16, 2013; 7 games, 26 goals, 3 yellow cards, 1 time penalty
Steve Marshal	Germany	R.	2nd team; 2 games, 2 goals, 3 time penalties, 1 red card

2013/2014 season

In the 2013/2014 season the first team of the Stralsund HV played in the handball league Ostsee-Spree . She was trained by Norbert Henke . By winning the penultimate game on April 26, 2014, the team secured the championship title and promotion to the 3rd division .

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Norbert Henke	HC Up Rostock	Beginning of the 2013/14 season	Christian Schwerin	HSV Peenetal Loitz	Beginning of the 2013/14 season
Benjamin Hinz	Oranienburger HC	Beginning of the 2013/14 season	Torben Ehlers	SV Fortuna '50 Neubrandenburg	Beginning of the 2013/14 season
Maik Hintze	HSV Usedom Island	Beginning of the 2013/14 season	Marek Suszka	HSG Bützfleth / Drochtersen	Beginning of the 2013/14 season
Aleksander Kokoszka	MSPR "Siódemka" Miedź Legnica	Beginning of the 2013/14 season	Filip Kliszczyk	Gaz system Pogoń Szczecin	Beginning of the 2013/14 season
Marijan Bašić		September 2013	Sebastian Rumniak	HC Up Rostock	Beginning of the 2013/14 season
Lars Effenberger	HSV Peenetal Loitz	January 11, 2014	Mustafa Wendland	HF jump	Beginning of the 2013/14 season
Sylvio Ney	HSV Peenetal Loitz	March 13, 2014

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2013/2014 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics
Martin Brandt	Germany	RM
Tom Korth	Germany	TW
Markus Dau	Germany	KM
Jakub Vaněk	Czech Republic	RL
Marcel Effenberger	Germany	KM, RL
Frank Wahl	Germany	RM, LA
Rico Mittmann	Germany	RR, RA
André Machel	Germany	KM
Maik Hintze	Germany	TW
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	LA
Aleksander Kokoszka	Poland	RL, RR
Erik Eggebrecht	Germany	LA
Marijan Bašić	Croatia	R.	from September 2013 in the association
Lars Effenberger	Germany	RA	from January 11, 2014 in the association
Sylvio Ney	Germany	KM	from March 13, 2014 in the association
Norbert Henke	Germany	Trainer
Danny Anclais	Germany	Assistant coach

Season 2014/2015

In the 2014/2015 season , the first team of the Stralsund HV plays in the North Season of the 3rd League . She was initially trained by Norbert Henke and from 2015 by Danny Anclais . With twelve wins and two draws in 30 games, the team finished 9th, 857 goals scored against 899 opposing goals.

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Steve Marshal	PSV Berlin	Beginning of the 2014/15 season	Frank Wahl	without	End of season 2013/14
Kai Baresel	HSV Peenetal Loitz	Beginning of the 2014/15 season	Marcel Effenberger	without	End of season 2013/14
Charalampos Mallios	AC Diomidis Argous	September 2014	Lars Effenberger	without	End of season 2013/14
Lars Effenberger		September 2014	Erik Eggebrecht	2nd team of the SHV	End of season 2013/14
Enrico Ney	-	September 2014	Maik Hintze	SV Warnemünde	End of season 2013/14
Rajko Milošević	-	October 2014	Rajko Milošević	-	December 2014
Hannes Werner	2nd team	January 2015	Marijan Bašić	TSV Bayer Dormagen	February 2015
Lucas Kladek-Markau	Ribnitzer HV	February 2015	Rico Mittmann	HSG Nienburg	February 2015
Szymon Ligarzewski		February 2015

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2014/2015 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics ( online source )
Martin Brandt	Germany	RM	24 games, 101 goals, 8 yellow cards, 9 time penalties, 1 red card
Tom Korth	Germany	TW	30 games, 0 goals, 1 time penalty
Markus Dau	Germany	KM	27 games, 78 goals (1 penalty), 15 yellow cards, 9 time penalties
Jakub Vaněk	Czech Republic	RL	28 games, 28 goals, 15 yellow cards, 25 time penalties, 1 red card
Rico Mittmann	Germany	RR, RA	19 games, 56 goals, 5 yellow cards, 11 time penalties
André Machel	Germany	KM	20 games, 5 goals, 1 yellow card
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	LA	30 games, 42 goals (2 penalties), 3 yellow cards, 8 time penalties, 1 red card
Aleksander Kokoszka	Poland	RL, RR	28 games, 214 goals (42 penalty meters), 12 yellow cards, 22 time penalties, 1 red card
Marijan Bašić	Croatia	R.	until February 2015; 17 games, 104 goals (21 seven meters), 12 yellow cards, 8 time penalties
Sylvio Ney	Germany	KM	7 games, 1 goal
Kai Baresel	Germany	NOISE	29 games, 54 goals (10 penalty meters), 6 yellow cards, 6 time penalties
Steve Marshal	Germany	RL	23 games, 6 goals, 1 yellow card, 5 time penalties
Charalampos Mallios	Greece	RL, RM	28 games, 134 goals (20 penalty meters), 6 yellow cards, 2 time penalties, 1 red card
Lars Effenberger	Germany	RA	22 games, 15 goals, 2 yellow cards, 2 time penalties, 1 red card
Enrico Ney	Germany	TW	used on the 3rd matchday; 1 game
Norbert Henke	Germany	Trainer	until January 2015
Danny Anclais	Germany	Assistant coach, coach	until January 2015 assistant trainer, then trainer
Rajko Milošević	Serbia	goalkeeper	until December 2014; 9 games, 1 time penalty
Hannes Werner	Germany	RM	from January 2015; 11 games, 8 goals
Lucas Kladek-Markau	Germany	RA	from February 2015; 8 games, 9 goals (1 penalty), 1 yellow card, 1 time penalty
Szymon Ligarzewski	Poland	TW	from February 2015; 8 games

2015/2016 season

In the 2015/2016 season the first team of the Stralsund HV plays in the North Season of the 3rd League .

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Martin Hoffmann	SV Anhalt Bernburg	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	Lars Effenberger	?	End of season 2014/2015
Adam Świątek	SPR Chrobry Głogów	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	André Machel	HSV Grimmen	End of season 2014/2015
Tim Escher	SV Mecklenburg Schwerin	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	Steve Marshal	?	End of season 2014/2015
Hannes Werner	Stralsund HV, 2nd team	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	Sylvio Ney	?	End of season 2014/2015
Maximilian Bechly	Stralsund HV, 2nd team	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	Tom Korth	Stralsund HV, 2nd team	End of season 2014/2015
Ole Domning	Stralsund HV, youth	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	Kai Baresel	SG Greifswald / Loitz	January 2016
Nick Kaden	Stralsund HV, youth	Beginning of the 2015/2016 season	Benjamin Hinz	Ribnitzer HV	End of season 2014/2015
Tobias Malitz	HC Up Rostock	October 2015 (second game right)
Benjamin Hinz	Ribnitzer HV	January 2016
Jakub Olejniczak		February 2016

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2015/2016 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics
Martin Brandt	Germany	RM, RL, RR
Markus Dau	Germany	KM
Jakub Vaněk	Czech Republic	RL
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	LA	from January 2016
Aleksander Kokoszka	Poland	RL, RR
Kai Baresel	Germany	NOISE	until January 2016
Charalampos Mallios	Greece	RL, RM
Hannes Werner	Germany	RM
Lucas Kladek-Markau	Germany	RA
Szymon Ligarzewski	Poland	TW
Maximilian Bechly	Germany	LA
Ole Domning	Germany	LA
Tim Escher	Germany	TW
Philipp Groth	Germany	TW
Tobias Malitz	Germany	TW	October 2015 with second game right , one game
Martin Hoffmann	Germany	RA, RR
Nick Kaden	Germany	KM
Adam Świątek	Poland	RR
Jakub Olejniczak	Poland	RL	from February 2016

Season 2016/2017

In the 2016/2017 season, the first team of the Stralsund HV plays in the handball league Ostsee-Spree . In April 2017 (at that time the SHV was in second place) the club announced that it would not be able to move up.

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Maic Sadewasser	Bad Doberaner SV	Start of the season 2016/2017	Markus Dau	End of career	End of season 2015/2016
Marc Hünerbein	SV Mecklenburg Schwerin	Start of the season 2016/2017	Aleksander Kokoszka		End of season 2015/2016
Kai Baresel	HSV Peenetal Loitz	Start of the season 2016/2017	Charalampos Mallios	TuS KL-Dansenberg	End of season 2015/2016

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2016/2017 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics
Kai Baresel	Germany	NOISE
Martin Brandt	Germany	RM, RL, RR
Ole Domning	Germany	LA
Tim Escher	Germany	TW
Philipp Groth	Germany	TW
Marc Hünerbein	Germany	RM
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	LA
Martin Hoffmann	Germany	RA, RR
Lucas Kladek-Markau	Germany	RA
Szymon Ligarzewski	Poland	TW
Jakub Alexander Olejniczak	Poland	RL
Marc Sadewasser	Germany	KM
Adam Świątek	Poland	RR
Jakub Vaněk	Czech Republic	RL
Markus Dau	Germany	Trainer

Season 2017/2018

In the 2017/2018 season, the first team of the Stralsund HV plays in the handball league Ostsee-Spree .

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Fynn Tippelt	SV Fortuna '50 Neubrandenburg	Beginning of the 2017/2018 season	Tim Escher	?	End of season 2016/2017
Tom Korth	own 2nd team	Beginning of the 2017/2018 season	Adam Świątek	?	End of season 2016/2017
Florian Zemlin	HC Up Rostock	Beginning of the 2017/2018 season	Maic Sadewasser	?	End of season 2016/2017
Johannes Trupp	HC Up Rostock	Beginning of the 2017/2018 season	Marc Hünerbein	?	End of season 2016/2017
Kay Landwehrs	Bad Doberaner SV	Beginning of the 2017/2018 season	Lucas Kladek-Markau	?	End of season 2016/2017
Christian Schwerin	SV Fortuna '50 Neubrandenburg		Jakub Olejniczak	SG University of Greifswald-Loitz
Tom long brother-in-law	SV Fortuna '50 Neubrandenburg
Jon Ehlers	VfL Bad Schwartau

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2017/2018 season

Surname	nationality	position	Notes, statistics
Kai Baresel	Germany	NOISE
Martin Brandt	Germany	RM, RL, RR
Ole Domning	Germany	LA
Tom Korth	Germany	TW
Philipp Groth	Germany	TW
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	LA
Martin Hoffmann	Germany	RA, RR
Szymon Ligarzewski	Poland	TW
Jakub Vaněk	Czech Republic	RL
Fynn Tippelt	Germany	RM, RL, RR
Florian Zemlin	Germany	RM
Johannes Trupp	Germany	RA
Kay Landwehrs	Germany	R.
Markus Dau	Germany	Trainer

Season 2018/2019

In the 2018/2019 season the first team of the Stralsund HV played in the handball league Ostsee-Spree .

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2018/2019 season

Surname	nationality	position	number	Notes, statistics
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	Left outside	23	26 games, 242 goals (96 seven-meter goals), twelve time penalties, six yellow cards
Johannes Trupp	Germany	Back area right / right outside	35	26 games, 113 goals, eleven time penalties, seven yellow cards
Martin Brandt	Germany	Back left / middle	11	26 games, 81 goals, six time penalties, four yellow cards, one red card
Florian Zemlin	Germany	Back center	33	26 games, 65 goals (a seven-meter trophy), eight time penalties, twelve yellow cards, one red card
Jon Ehlers	Germany	Back center	57	26 games, 54 goals, seven time penalties, one yellow card
Jakub Vanek	Germany	Circular rotor	21st	24 games, 46 goals (seven seven-meter goals), 18 time penalties, 16 yellow cards, one red card
Kay Landwehrs	Germany	Back space left / middle / right	10	25 games, 46 goals, eight time penalties, nine yellow cards
Fynn-Martin Tippelt	Germany	Back left	08th	29 games, 50 goals (seven seven-meter goals), eleven time penalties, eight yellow cards
Martin Hoffmann	Germany			22 games, 39 goals (one seven-meter goal), six time penalties, eight yellow cards, one red card
Steffen Fischer	Germany	Trainer

Season 2019/2020

In the 2019/2020 season, the first team of the Stralsund HV played in the handball league Ostsee-Spree . After the season was broken off due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the Stralsund HV, which at that time was in 1st place, was declared champion and was promoted to the 3rd division, Season North.

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Patrick Schmidt	HSV Usedom Island	Start of the 2019/20 season

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2019/2020 season

Surname	nationality	position	number	Notes, statistics
Tobias Malitz	Germany	goal	01
Philipp Groth	Germany	goal	87
Patrick Schmidt	Germany	Back right	02	20 games, 49 goals, five time penalties, ten yellow cards
Fynn Martin Tippelt	Germany	Back left	08th	20 games, 65 goals (35 seven-meter goals), eight time penalties
Martin Brandt	Germany	Back left / middle	11	20 games, 65 goals, eight time penalties, one yellow card
Kay Landwehrs	Germany	Back space left / middle / right	10	18 games, 38 goals (seven seven-meter goals), eight time penalties, four yellow cards
Jakub Vanek	Germany	Circular rotor	21st	18 games, 41 goals (three seven-meter goals), 14 time penalties, eleven yellow cards, three red cards
Benjamin Hinz	Germany	Left outside	23	20 games, 146 goals (34 seven-meter goals), five time penalties, six yellow cards, one red card
Corvin fruit	Germany	Left outside / back center	24
Ole Prüter	Germany	Circular rotor	28
Florian Zemlin	Germany	Back center	33	20 games, 46 goals, five time penalties, eight yellow cards
Johannes Trupp	Germany	Back area right / right outside	35	20 games, 122 goals (one seven-meter goal), seven time penalties, five yellow cards
Jon Ehlers	Germany	Back center	57
Steffen Fischer	Germany	Trainer
Martin Tippelt	Germany	Assistant coach
Andreas Watzke	Germany	Physiotherapist

2020/2021 season

In the 2020/2021 season, the first team of the Stralsund HV will play in the 3rd division, North Season .

Entries and exits

player	previous club	at the SHV	player	future club	from
Fabian Haasmann	HC Up Rostock	Start of the season	Jon Ehlers	?	Start of the season
Maximilian failure	HSG Ostsee N / G	Start of the season	Kay Landwehrs	Bad Doberaner SV	Start of the season
Linus scrub	Foxes Berlin II	Start of the season	Tobias Malitz	?	Start of the season

Player at the Stralsund AGM in the 2020/2021 season

Surname	nationality	position	number	Notes, statistics
Fabian Haasmann	Germany	Back left
Maximilian failure	Germany	Right back area
Patrick Schmidt	Germany	Right back area
Martin Brandt	Germany	Back left / middle	11
Ole Prüter	Germany	Circular rotor	28
Jakub Vanek	Germany	Circular rotor	21st
Linus scrub	Germany	Back center
Steffen Fischer	Germany	Trainer

Players and coaches (overview)

Here is a list of the players and coaches of the first men's team of the Stralsund AG:

Surname	Country of origin	position
Levschin, Igor	Russia	TW
Caraway, Olaf	Germany	TW
Ianoș, Liviu	Romania	TW
Berka, Milan	Czech Republic	RM
Brůna, Michal	Czech Republic	RL
Efstathiadis, Marios	Cyprus	RL
Precels, Sven	Germany	RL
Effenberger, Marcel	Germany	RL
Ehlers, Torben	Germany	RR
Farkaš, Tomislav	Croatia	LA
Ninčević, Ivan	Croatia	LA
Müller, Johannes	Germany	LA
Cousin, Christoph	Germany	LA
Anclais, Danny	Germany	RA
Koehler, Michael	Germany	RA
Samaras, Nicolaos	Greece	RA
Strack, Stefan	Germany	K
Göde, Rico	Germany	K
Herholc, Felix	Germany	TW
Herald, Simon	Germany	TW
Schwerin, Christian	Germany	RL
Chantziaras, Konstantinos	Greece	RR
Brandt, Martin	Germany	LA
Hinz, Benjamin	Germany	RL
Gudz, Miroslaw	Poland	K
Lībergs, Mārtiņs	Latvia	RR
Tsilimparis, Konstantinos	Greece	TW
Hrubý, Petr	Czech Republic	K
Hoffmann, Eric	Germany	RA
Black, Christian	Germany	K
Racket, Jörn	Germany	RR
Schneider, Holger	Germany	Trainer
Vaněk, Zdeněk	Czech Republic	RR
Vaněk, Zdeněk	Czech Republic	Trainer
Caillat, Christian	France	RL
Kibat, Nico	Germany	RM
Jørgensen, Jan	Denmark	RR
Choice, Frank	Germany	LA
Henke, Norbert	Germany	Trainer
Jahns, Michael	Germany	RL
Demovič, Stanislav	Slovakia	RR
Pistolesi, Anthony	France	RR
Seegert, Olaf	Germany	RR
Strauch, Stefan	Germany	K
Shamkuts, Aliaksandr	Belarus	K
Lindt, Benny	Germany	RL
Skerka, Tobias	Germany	RL
Răduță, title	Romania	RR
Ney, Enrico	Germany	TW
Liesche, Ronny	Germany	LA
Ganschow, Karsten	Germany	RL
Töllner, Ivo	Germany	R.
Thorvardarson, Haraldur	Iceland	K
Mogensen, Tino	Denmark	RL
Genz, André	Germany	RR
Luca, Florin	Romania	RR
Hladký, Richard	Czech Republic	RR
Prokopec, Pavel	Czech Republic	RL
Latchimy, Bernard	France	RR
Michalewicz, Jörg	Germany	A.
Grgić, Danijel	Croatia	RR
Szep Kis, Krisztian	Hungary	RR
Ney, Sylvio	Germany	RM
Dau, Markus	Germany	K
Philippen, Michael	Germany
Ganzert, Ulf	Germany
Dähmlow, Martin	Germany
Tomić, Boris	Croatia
Olsson, Niklas	Denmark
Cool, Timo	Germany
Groth, Torsten	Germany
Meinshausen, Michael	Germany
Philippen, Michael	Germany	Trainer
Ganzert, Ulf	Germany	Trainer
Schäger, Jörn	Germany	Trainer
Bergmeier, Klaus	Germany	Trainer, physiotherapist
Wendland, Mustafa	Germany	TW
Reverdy, Yannick	France	R.
Brümmer, Bernd	Germany	TW
Gogg, Winfried	Germany	LA
Winnen, Gerit	Germany
Hadžiabdić, Muzafer	Serbia	RR
Paljar, Egon	Croatia
Dübener, Christoph	Germany	RL
Vaněk, Jakub	Czech Republic	RL
Mittmann, Rico	Germany	RR, RA
Jost, Tim	Germany	R, RA
Machel, André	Germany	KM
Pischke, Tim	Germany	NOISE
Suszka, Marek	Poland	R.
Klisczyk, Filip	Poland	RL
Schmidt, Peter	Germany	K
Rumniak, Sebastian	Poland	RR
Hintze, Maik	Germany	TW
Kokoszka, Aleksander	Poland	RL, RR
Bašić, Marijan	Croatia	RM, RL, RR
Baresel, Kai	Germany	NOISE
Milošević, Rajko	Serbia	TW
Anclais, Danny	Germany	Trainer
Werner, Hannes	Germany	RM
Kladek-Markau, Lucas	Germany	RA
Ligarzewski, Szymon	Poland	TW
Turkia, Giorgi	Georgia
Hoffmann, Martin	Germany	RA
Świątek, Adam	Poland	RR
Kaden, Nick	Germany	KM
Domning, Ole	Germany	LA
Escher, Tim	Germany	TW
Malitz, Tobias	Germany	TW
Olejniczak, Jakub	Poland	RL
Hünerbein, Marc	Germany	LA
Sadewasser, Maic	Germany	K
Tippelt, Fynn	Germany	RM, RL, RR
Landwehrs, Kay	Germany	R.
Zemlin, Florian	Germany	RM
Troop, Johannes	Germany	RA
Jon Ehlers	Germany	RM, RL

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ Statistics at archiv.thw-handball.de/, accessed on June 28, 2009
3. ↑ handball-statistik.de Statistics SHV, accessed on June 28, 2009
4. ↑ www.toyota-handball-bundesliga.de, accessed on June 9, 2009
5. ^ "No license for Stralsund HV", www.toyota-handball-bundesliga.de, accessed on June 23, 2009
6. ↑ ^{a b c} handball-statistik.de parades, accessed on June 28, 2009
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29. ↑ www.stralsunder-hv.de
30. ↑ “Top Baltic Sea Spree teams declare no ascent”, handball-world.com, April 25, 2017, accessed on May 2, 2017