TSV Burgdorf

TSV Burgdorf

Surname	Gymnastics and Sports Association Burgdorf eV
Club colors	black-green-white
Founded	January 13, 1946
Association headquarters	Burgdorf , Lower Saxony
Members	3208 (as of 2019)
Departments	12
Chairman	Dr. Peter Kehl
Homepage	tsv-burgdorf.de

The TSV Burgdorf (officially: Gymnastics and Sports Association Burgdorf eV ) is a sports club from Burgdorf in the Hanover region . The association was founded on January 13, 1946 and has 3200 members (as of 2019) in twelve departments. The club colors are black, white and green.

The club became known for its handball department . The first men's team was outsourced as TSV Hannover-Burgdorf in 2005 and has played in the Bundesliga since 2009 . The first women's handball team once took part in the DHB Cup . The first soccer team won the Lower Saxony Cup in 1973 .

history

The oldest club of today's club is the men's gymnastics club in Burgdorf, founded on March 4, 1849 . On August 1, 1907, SV Victoria Burgdorf was founded , which at the same time laid the roots of today's handicraft and football department. The third parent club was the Grün-Gelb Burgdorf tennis club, founded in 1926 . After the merger talks between MTV and Viktoria failed in 1925, the three clubs mentioned finally merged in 1940 to form the Burgdorf gymnastics and sports community . This became today's gymnastics and sports association on January 13, 1946. In addition to handball and football, the club also offers badminton , fistball , athletics , chess , swimming , skiing , tennis , table tennis , gymnastics and volleyball .

Handball

The roots of the handball department can be found in the Burgdorf Free Gymnastics Association , which was founded in 1922 and belonged to the Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Association . After the forced dissolution of the association by the National Socialists , the members joined the MTV and Viktoria. The home arena is now the sports hall of the Gudrun Pausewang primary school.

Men

After the team had only played at district level until well into the 1980s, the Burgdorf handball players achieved several promotions in the period that followed, which led the team to the regional league in 1997 and the second division eight years later . At the same time, the first men's team was outsourced from the club to TSV Hannover-Burgdorf. A highlight in the club's history was a friendly match against the Brazilian national team in the 1991/92 season.

The second men's team made it to the Lower Saxony Oberliga in 2008 and was promptly runner-up behind HF Springe . Four years later, the Burgdorf champions and rose to the 3rd division . There the team reached fourth place in the 2012/13 promotion season . In the 2014/15 season, TSV Burgdorf provided four men's teams.

Women

The handball players of TSV Burgdorf also played at district level for decades. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the team played as part of a syndicate with a club from Empelde in the Lower Saxony Oberliga. After the dissolution of the syndicate, the Burgdorf women reached the state league in 2007 and the Lower Saxony upper league two years later. There, the team was in 2011 and runner-up after the abandonment of the Master SV Garßen in the 3. Liga on. At the same time, the team qualified for the DHB Cup. After the team progressed without a fight against SC Riesa in the first round and the HSG Lachte / Lutter was defeated in round two, they were eliminated in round three after a 6:58 defeat against Buxtehuder SV . As the knocked- down bottom of the table , the Burgdorf women had to relegate after only one year and were promptly passed down in the following league season. In the 2014/15 season the team competes in the Hanover regional league.

youth

The male A-youth of TSV Burgdorf was one of the founding members of the Bundesliga in 2011 . The greatest successes were fourth places in the 2011/12 and 2013/14 seasons . The handball Bundesliga awarded the club the youth certificate in 2009 .

Soccer

Soccer
Surname	Soccer
Venue	Market mirror arena
Places	nb
Head coach	Holger Kaiser
league	State League Hanover
2019/20	13th place
Website	tsv-burgdorf-fussball.de
home Away

history

The football roots of the Burgdorfer lie with Viktoria Burgdorf. After two district championships in a row, in 1922 they were promoted to the then first-class southern district league, from which the team promptly relegated as the knocked-down bottom of the table. After the end of the Second World War , the Burgdorfers were founding members of the third-class amateur league in Hanover in 1949 and were relegated as the penultimate. Four years later, TSV returned to the amateur league when the Heide season was recreated. There, from 1955 to 1957, the Burgdorf team became runner-up three times in a row behind 1. FC Wolfsburg , SC Uelzen 09 and the amateurs of VfL Wolfsburg .

At the same time, the club's A-Juniors were successful and won the Lower Saxony Cup in 1957 and 1958. The first team, however, sank in the middle and missed the qualification for the newly created association league in 1964 . Two years later, he was relegated to the district class. It wasn't until the early 1970s that things started to improve again. In 1973 he was promoted to the Heide district league . At the same time, the club caused a sensation in the cup. With a 3-0 win over the club division Rot-Weiß Scheeßel , the Burgdorf team won the Lower Saxony Cup and qualified for the North German Cup .

In the very first round, the team scored 4-4 after extra time against regional league club VfL Wolfsburg and finally won 5-3 on penalties . Goals from Alfons Kluger by scissors kick was by viewers of the ARD - sports show for goal of the month selected. In round two, TSV was about to get another surprise and forced the regional division HSV Barmbek-Uhlenhorst into overtime with a 3: 3 after 90 minutes. There, however, the Burgdorfers ran out of steam, so that the guests won 9: 3 in the end. Two years later the team was transferred to the Hanover District League .

In the 1975/76 season, the Burgdorfer fought a long head-to-head race for the championship with TSV Havelse . The preliminary decision was made after a 3-0 victory by Havelse in front of 4,000 spectators in Burgdorf. A year later, the TSV rose to the association league and qualified in 1979 with a 2-0 play-off victory over the Hanover Police Sports Club for the newly created two-track state league . From this, the TSV rose two years later and returned in 1983 for three years. Two relegations in a row brought the club back into the district class in 1989, before being promoted back to the district league in 1995.

In 2001 the Burgdorfer had to go back down to the district class, where they were able to get up again. In 2006, TSV became district league champions under coach Peter Hayduk and made it to the Hanover regional league , which was renamed the Hanover regional league four years later . In 2012, the Burgdorf runners-up behind 1. FC Germania Egestorf / Langreder , but renounced the promotion to the Lower Saxony Oberliga in favor of SV Bavenstedt . A year later, the TSV footballers were runner-up again, this time behind 1. FC Wunstorf . In 2016, a planned merger of the TSV soccer department with that of Heeßeler SV to Grün-Weiß Burgdorf-Heeßel failed .

In September 2019, the C-youth team ensured the media appearance, after several excesses of violence, the Lower Saxony Football Association banned them from playing for half a year. Thereupon the board of directors announced the team completely from the game operation.

successes

• Lower Saxony Cup winner 1973
• District cup winner Heide 1973
• District cup winner Hanover 1978, 2011

swim

With Ralf Beckmann , TSV Burgdorf produced a three-time German swimming champion. From 2001 to 2006 Beckmann was head trainer and sports director of the German Swimming Association .

Web links

• Official website of the association
• Official website of the handball department
• Official website of the football department

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} TSV Burgdorf eV
2. ↑ Sven Webers: DHB Cup women 2011/12. Bundesligainfo.de, accessed on February 3, 2015 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b} Hardy Greens : Legendary football clubs. Northern Germany. Between TSV Achim, Hamburger SV and TuS Zeven. AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, ISBN 3-89784-223-8 , p. 292.
4. ↑ Grüne, pp. 313-315
5. ↑ Christoph Hage and Heiko Rehberg: Burgdorf football wedding is over. Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung , accessed on July 24, 2016 . 
6. ↑ TSV Burgdorf - youth soccer team canceled after excessive violence , Welt-online from 23 September 2019