TTC Heusenstamm

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The table tennis club (TTC for short) Heusenstamm (1979–1983: TTC Pepsi Heusenstamm ; 1983–1999: TTC Portas Heusenstamm ) is a table tennis club from Heusenstamm . The men's team played in the Bundesliga for several years in the 1980s .

history

The club was founded on July 23, 1955 as a table tennis club. In 1965 a tennis department was added, but at the end of 1978 it became independent and established the Tennis-Club Heusenstamm e. V. (TCH) founded. On April 15, 1969, the entry was made in the association register.

After several promotions, the 1st men's team reached the league in 1973 , which was then the second highest German division. Here she was champion in 1976, but failed in the promotion round to the Bundesliga. Even two years later, despite the championship, she missed promotion. This was achieved in 1979: 1979/80 was the first Bundesliga season . At the same time, the association called itself TTC Pepsi Heusenstamm . In 1981/82 they reached 4th place, the best placement in the club's history. In 1982 and 1983 the team reached the final of the German Cup championships. The association was renamed again and was called TTC Portas Heusenstamm from 1983 . In 1984 Heusenstamm was bottom of the table and relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga. The return to the 1st Bundesliga was successful straight away, but in 1985/86 as bottom of the table, relegation was missed. The team then disbanded completely, which is why the 2nd Bundesliga could not be held. After several years of membership in the Oberliga, the newly formed regional league and the 2nd Bundesliga, the club withdrew from high-performance sport in 2004. The sponsor Portas ended the collaboration in 1999. Since then, the association has been called TTC Heusenstamm again .

The club is now concentrating entirely on popular sport, which it had by no means neglected since it was founded. In the 2015/16 season, four men's, two women's and six youth teams are registered in the amateur field. The top teams play at the district level.

Stations

  • 1966/67: Promotion to the 2nd League South with Hubert Nock, Karl-Heinz Findeisen, Uli Mohr, Heinz Olbrich, Gerhard Köhler and Hans-Jürgen Köhler
  • 1972/73: Promotion to the league with Janos Sandor, Günter Becker, Horst Heckwolf, Willi Hillenbrand, Gabor Anhalt, Hans-Jürgen Köhler, Dieter Rehwald, Michael Beck, Wendelin Weber, Gerhard Köhler and Karl Buseck
  • 1975/76: Champion of the Oberliga, failure in the promotion round to the Bundesliga
  • 1978/79: Champion of the Oberliga, promotion to the Bundesliga with Joachim Geis, Jürgen Rebel , Thomas Geyer, Enes Gazic, Horst Heckwolf and Frank Scharlau
  • 1979/80: 1st Bundesliga, 8th place
  • 1980/81: 1st Bundesliga, 6th place
  • 1981/82: 1st Bundesliga, 4th place
  • 1981/82: Final at the German Cup Championships
  • 1982/83: 1st Bundesliga, 8th place
  • 1982/83: Final at the German Cup Championships
  • 1983/84: 1st Bundesliga, 10th place, relegation
  • 1984/85: Champion of the 2nd Bundesliga, promotion with Bela Mesaros , Berthold Pilsl, Hans-Jürgen Fischer, Wolfgang Groß, Ulrich Groß, Thomas Jörg and Christoph Paul
  • 1985/86: 1st Bundesliga, 10th place, relegation
  • 1986/87: 2nd Bundesliga, 11th place, relegation to the top division
  • 1988/89: Oberliga, promotion to the newly created Regionalliga Südwest with Heinz Sommer, Bernhard Ilchev, Hamid Ehteshamzadeh, Christoph Paul, Frank Pinter, Wolfgang Hild and Matthias Fleischer
  • 1989/90: Regionalliga, promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga with Heinz Sommer, Hamid Ehteshamzadeh, Christoph Paul, Frank Pinter, Bernhard Ilchev, Alexander Krießbach and Matthias Fleischer.
  • 1990/91: 2nd Bundesliga, 10th place, relegation to the regional league
  • 2000/01: 2nd Bundesliga, 11th place, relegation to the regional league
  • 2002/03: 2nd Bundesliga, 8th place
  • 2003/04: 2nd Bundesliga, 10th place, withdrawal to the top division for economic reasons

Selection of well-known players

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