TI volley

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TI-volley
gymnastics club Innsbruck-Volley
Austrian volleyball association
Club data
founding 1972
address Maximilianstrasse 4
6176 Fiè
Chairman Michael Falkner
Club colors White blue
Homepage http://www.ti-volley.at/
Volleyball department
league AVL Women
Venue University
sports hall Innsbruck Reithmannstraße (BG and BRG)
Hötting-West (secondary school)
Dr. Fritz Prior School / Leopold School
Trainer Marco Angelini
Assistant coach Michael Falkner
last season 9th place
Was standing: May 2018

The TI-volley is an Austrian woman volleyball club from Völs in Tirol . The association was founded in 1972. The club is a member of the Tyrolean Volleyball Association and the ASVÖ . The home games are played in the University Sports Hall Innsbruck (USI), the club colors are white and blue.

history

The story is closely related to the Ferrari school , which is housed in the Palais Ferrari in Innsbruck. In 1972 the school decided to include volleyball in its sports program and the pupils could train for this sport. In the following year, 1975, the club became Tyrolean champions and was promoted to the second division in Austria, in which the amateur club was mostly able to place in the midfield until 1982. From 1982 the school team played in the Tyrolean league until 1985 when they were promoted to the second division again. There she stayed again for three years with very different successes until she was relegated back to the Tyrolean League in 1990. In the 1994/95 season the school club played again in the 2nd league, in 1995/96 TI-volley hired the Italian coach Robert Spath , who introduced more professional training methods to the school club and took 3rd place in the 2nd league in the final table Season later, the volleyball club celebrated promotion to the 1st Bundesliga.

In the first Bundesliga season 1997/98 the club took 3rd place and qualified for the CEV Challenge Cup 1998/99. In the 1998/99 season there was a change of coach: Marco Angelini , a coach who was active in the highest Italian volleyball league A1, joined the club. CEV Challenge Cup 1998/99 the Tyrolean women met the Belgian representative Fortis Herental, Filathlitikos Thessaloniki from Greece and ZOK Rijeka from Croatia. With three defeats she said goodbye to the qualification tournament. The club reached 2nd place in the Austrian championship and the final in the cup. In the 1999/2000 season with Tiroler Sparkasse as sponsor in the CEV Cup, the Tyrolean women placed 7th, in the championship they became runner-up, in the cup they reached the final. Tiroler Wasserkraft was presented as a new sponsor in 2001/02. In the CEV Top Team Cup 2000/01, the club took 2nd place behind KFUM Örebro from Sweden. 2001/02 in the Top Team Cup to Jedinstvo Uzice (Odensee) failed in the 2nd qualifying round, fourth in the championship. In the 2002/03 CEV Cup tournament in Izmir, the club there missed the main round with a 2nd place, in the championship the Tyrolean women took 5th place, in the cup finalist. In the 2003/04 CEV Cup in the Innsbruck tournament, the club took 3rd place behind the Swiss Concordia BTV Luzern and the Dutch Sliedrecht Sport, and 4th in the championship. In the CEV Cup 2004/05 in the qualification tournament in Thessaloniki the club had no chance, in the championship it was enough for 4th place.

At the beginning of the 2005/06 season, Gernot Hupfauf was hired as a new coach. Under him, the club's management decided not to sign legionnaires, but only Tyrolean players. The club did not take part in the CEV Cup this season.

Name history
  • 2010/11: TI-bellutti volley
  • 2011/12: TI Murauer volley
  • 2012/13: TI-Teamgeist-volley
  • 2013/14: TI-Meraner-volley
  • 2014/15: TI-Teamgeist-volley
  • 2015/16: TI-panoramabau-volley
  • 2016/17: apgrossergott TI-volley
  • 2017/18: TI Tantum Volley
  • 2019/20: TI-esssecaffè-volley

successes

  • Austrian runner-up
  • Austrian cup finalist
  • Participation in CEV European Cup competitions
  • Tyrolean master

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History / successes 1972 to 2006. In: ti-volley.at. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  2. ↑ 1998/99 CEV CUP. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  3. ↑ CUP WINNERS WOMEN - 1999/2000. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  4. ↑ TOP TEAMS CUP WOMEN - 2000/2001. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  5. ↑ TOP TEAMS CUP WOMEN - 2001/2002. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  6. ↑ 2002/03 CEV CUP. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  7. ↑ 2003/04 CEV CUP. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  8. ↑ 2004/05 CEV CUP. In: cev.eu. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .
  9. ^ Association / Media Archive. In: ti-volley.at. Retrieved September 11, 2018 .