TSG Balingen
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| Surname | Gymnastics and Sports Association Balingen from 1848 eV |
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| Founded | 1848 |
| Place of foundation | Balingen |
| Association headquarters | Bahnhofstrasse 20 72336 Balingen |
| Members | 1,800 |
| Departments | 18th |
| Chairperson | Ute Hirthe |
| Homepage | tsg-balingen.de |
The TSG Balingen (officially TSG Balingen 1848 eV, TSG of Gymnastics and Sports Association) is a sports club in Balingen in Baden-Württemberg . With over 1,800 members, TSG is the city's largest sports club.
The first men's handball team merged with the TV Weilstetten team in 2002 to form HBW Balingen-Weilstetten , which has played in the handball Bundesliga from 2006 to 2017 and since 2019 .
Soccer department
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| Venue | Bizerba arena | |||
| Places | 8,000 | |||
| Head coach | Martin Braun | |||
| league | Regionalliga southwest | |||
| 2019/20 | 17th place
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The TSG Balingen soccer team has been playing in the Regionalliga Südwest since the 2018/2019 season .
Beginnings of footballers
In 1907 four Balingen footballers founded a community of players, games were held by agreement and in teams of six. The first competitions took place from 1909. In 1920 the club joined the TG Balingen as their sports department. In the form of a clean divorce , the footballers separated again from the TG Balingen and founded the Association for Lawn Games (VfR) 07 Balingen. In 1933 the VfR joined the TG as their football department.
Football department from 1945
In April 1945 the occupiers disbanded the TG. The re-establishment took place in November 1945. As SV Balingen , the footballers were promoted to the South Württemberg regional league in 1948. At that time this was the highest amateur league directly under the Oberliga Südwest . In the 1948/49 season, SV was ranked 9th in the North Group and 10th in the 1949/50 season.
As part of the structural reform, the club was included in the 2nd Amateur League Württemberg in 1950 and has been called TSG Balingen since the 1950/51 season . The first descent from the 2nd amateur league in 1963 was followed by direct resurgence. The club held up to relegation in 1977 in the 2nd amateur league. In 1990, the TSG rose from the district league and returned in 1993 from the district league A back to the district league. Just one year later, the team rose to the state league - the former 2nd amateur league - on. In 1995 TSG achieved their third promotion in a row to the Württemberg Association League. In 2005 and 2006 the TSG won the runner-up, but failed in the promotion round of the association league champions. 2007 succeeded the championship and thus the promotion to the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg . By winning the championship of the Baden-Württemberg Football League in 2017/18 , TSG Balingen was promoted to the Southwest Regional League for the first time .
In the Regionalliga Southwest 2018/19 TSG Balingen finished in 11th place. In the following 2019/20 season , which was declared prematurely ended due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the club took 17th place in the final table. However, given the special circumstances, relegation was not included.
successes
- 2004/05: Vice-champion Verbandsliga Württemberg - Participation in the promotion games to the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg
- 2005/06: Vice-champion Verbandsliga Württemberg - Participation in the promotion games to the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg
- 2007/08: Champion of the Association League Württemberg - promotion to the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg
- 2017/18: Champion of the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg - promotion to the Regionalliga Südwest
Gymnastics department
The gymnastics team of TSG Balingen has been in the league of the Swabian Gymnastics Federation (STB) since 2010 and in the German gymnastics league since 2016 .
Beginnings as a gymnastics club
On June 18, 1848, the gymnastics community (TG) Balingen was founded. This dissolved again in the following year. In 1861 a new gymnastics company followed and in 1863 a gymnastics club was founded. After a few years, activities came to a standstill again. On June 26, 1880, the gymnastics community in Balingen was re-established. In 1909 it was entered in the register of associations.
First team successes
TSG's first women's team has been promoted directly (without relegation) to the next higher division since 2010.
- 2010: Master of the STB District League Season 4
- 2011: Champion of the STB district league
- 2012: Champion STB regional league
- 2013: Champion of the STB Association League
- 2014: Champion of the STB-Oberliga, waiver of relegation to the regional league
- 2015: Champion STB-Oberliga, promotion to the Regionalliga Süd
- 2016: 5th place Regionalliga Süd
- 2017: 5th place Regionalliga Süd
Second team successes
- 2011: Champion of the STB district league B
- 2012: Champion of the STB district league A
- 2013: Vice-champion STB district league
- 2014: Vice champion of the STB district league
- 2015: 3rd place in the STB regional league, qualification for the association league
- 2016: 5th place in the STB Association League
- 2017: Vice-Champion STB Association League
- 2018: Vice-Champion STB-Oberliga
Other departments
In addition to the football and gymnastics department, TSG Balingen also includes the departments basketball , fistball, fencing, fitness and health, judo, karate, modern sports, athletics, rehabilitation sports groups, swimming, dance sports and volleyball.
Personalities
- Dominik Bentele , soccer player of TSV Berg 1919 , formerly SSV Reutlingen 05 , VfR Aalen and SG Sonnenhof Großaspach , played in Balingen in his youth
- Torsten Chmielewski , former junior national player and professional soccer player a. a. at FC St. Pauli and Arminia Bielefeld , played for TSG Balingen for one year at the end of his active career
- Frank Elser , former soccer player VfB Stuttgart , Alemannia Aachen , SSV Ulm 1846 and Stuttgarter Kickers , trained with TSG after his playing days
- Aðalsteinn Eyjólfsson , Icelandic handball coach for TV Hüttenberg , played for Balingen when he was active
- Josef Hipp , former athlete , multiple German champion in decathlon , discus throw and shot put
- Florian Kath , professional soccer player at SC Freiburg , played in Balingen until 2013
- Tonči Peribonio , 1994 European handball champion with Croatia
- Sinan Tekerci , professional footballer at SV Elversberg , played for Balingen in his youth
Stadion
Athletics and football events of TSG Balingen take place in the Bizerba-Arena (until July 2016: Au-Stadion) of the city of Balingen. It holds around 8,000 spectators and offers, among other things, 600 covered seats in four blocks. Between 2013 and 2014 the grandstand buildings and floodlights were built for more than 6.2 million euros. The soccer team's first game in front of the new grandstand took place on October 10, 2014 against SC Pfullendorf , the official inauguration took place two weeks later.
After the football team's promotion to the regional league in the 2018/2019 season, the city of Balingen is investing a quarter of a million euros at short notice in the summer of 2018 to make the stadium meet the safety requirements.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sporting successes of HBW Balingen-Weilstetten ( Memento from September 1, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ TSG-Fussball.de: Bizerba-Arena
- ↑ Chronicle of the football department of TSG Balingen, accessed on July 25, 2015
- ^ Tables archive of the ASC Neuenheim, accessed on July 25, 2015
- ↑ Chronicle on the TSG Balingen website, accessed on June 25, 2015
- ↑ schwarzwaelder-bote.de: Au-Stadion will be called Bizerba-Arena in future Article dated July 2nd, 2016
- ^ City of Balingen: Construction project for the renovation of the Au Stadium , accessed on May 24, 2018
- ↑ Schwarzwälder Bote: TSG wins home game in front of the new grandstand , accessed on March 24, 2015
- ↑ Schwarzwälder Bote: Mayor Reitemann officially inaugurates the grandstand , accessed on March 24, 2015
- ↑ Schwarzwälder Bote: Bizerba-Arena: Investment "unfortunately necessary" , accessed on May 24, 2018