TV Hüttenberg

TV Hüttenberg

Full name	Gymnastics Club 05/07 Hüttenberg eV
Abbreviation (s)	TVH
Founded	1969
Club colors	Blue, white and red
Hall	Sports hall Hüttenberg
Places	1450
president	Markus Happel
executive Director	Fabian Friedrich
Trainer	Frederick Griesbach
league	2. Handball Bundesliga
2018/19
rank	10th place
DHB Cup	1 round
Website	tv-huettenberg.de
home Away
Greatest successes
National	1st place Bundesliga season south 1974 DHB Cup final 1977, 1978

The gymnastics club 05/07 Hüttenberg e. V. ( short: TV Hüttenberg ) is a sports club from Hüttenberg in Central Hesse. The club became known for its handball team, which played in the handball Bundesliga for a total of fifteen years until 1985 , eight of them in the single-track Bundesliga. For the 2017/18 season, TV Hüttenberg returned to the 1st handball Bundesliga for the second time since 2011 , after the team had been relegated to the 3rd division two years earlier .

timeline

TV Hüttenberg was created in 1969 through the merger of the associations TV Hochelheim (founded in 1905) and TV Hörnsheim (founded in 1907). One of the decisive triggers for the merger was the re-establishment of the community of Hüttenberg in 1968. Both clubs were already known nationwide as handball strongholds.

In 1968 Rudolf Spengler became a trainer. He stayed that way until 1979. This was the club's most successful sporting period. In 1972 he was promoted to the then two-pronged Bundesliga . 1974 Hüttenberg was first in the Bundesliga South. In 1977 and 1978 the club was DHB vice-cup winner and in 1978/79 it took part in the European Cup. For the 1979/80 season, Peter Barthelmey took over as coach from Rudolf Spengler, who had left after eleven years. The team finished fourth in the Bundesliga, but suffered relegation difficulties the following season. Rudolf Spengler's son Horst Spengler , captain of the German world championship team from 1978, took over as player-coach together with Klaus Meineke and Harald Ohly and saved the TVH in ninth place. As a founding member of the single-track handball Bundesliga , the club stayed in the top German division until 1985.

In the 1990s, TV Hüttenberg was overtaken by local rivals HSG Wetzlar and even had to compete in the regional league for a few years . In 2004 he was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga. In 2011 Hüttenberg was able to reach the relegation games for promotion as second in the 2nd Bundesliga South. The team prevailed against GWD Minden and celebrated their return to the Bundesliga. But already in the following season, TV Hüttenberg had to accept relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga, from which TVH was relegated again in summer 2015. After an extremely successful season 15/16 in League 3 with 54:06 points, the promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga followed.

Thanks to a solid performance by the team around coach Aðalsteinn Eyjólfsson , the TVH fought for a respectable second place in the 2nd Bundesliga and the associated promotion to the handball Bundesliga in the 2016/17 season . The renewed promotion after 2011, in a heart-stopping final on the last game day, was a sporting sensation, because no team had managed to march from the 3rd division to the 1st division since the single-track second division was founded.

On October 23, 2017, Emir Kurtagic succeeded coach Aðalsteinn Eyjólfsson , who had previously switched to HC Erlangen . After the 23:28 defeat against Füchse Berlin on the last day of the 2017/18 season, Hüttenberg was relegated to the 2nd handball Bundesliga .

mascot

At the start of the second half of the 2017/18 season in the handball Bundesliga , TV Hüttenberg presented its own mascot for the first time. In the home game against SC DHfK Leipzig on matchday 18, "Rollo" entered the field. The figure embodies the characteristics that make Hüttenberg what it is in the nationwide perception - handball and hand cheese.

"Rollo" - The TVH mascot

Venues

Sports center Hüttenberg

The actual home of the TVH, with a capacity of 1600 spectators. Hüttenberg will play selected top games in Gießen again in the 2018/19 season.

Sports hall East Giessen

Due to the new editions of the handball Bundesliga, it was not possible for TV Hüttenberg to play its home games in the first division in the sports hall in Hüttenberg in the 2017/18 season (only 1,600 places out of 2,200 required). After a long planning phase, those responsible for Hüttenberg decided to switch to the Gießen Ost sports hall . The home ground is also home to the Giessen 46ers . This gave the blue-white-reds a venue for the 2017/18 season that could hold 2,700 spectators. In the 2018/19 season, Hüttenberg will again play some top games in the "Osthalle" in Gießen.

Season 2019/20

Current squad

No.	Surname	position	nationality	Date of birth	size	in the team since
12	Dominik Plaue	TW		07/14/1995	1.96 m	2019
16	Simon Bohne	TW		07/07/2000	1.88 m	2016
98	Nikolai Weber	TW		10/25/1980	1.96 m	2018
2	Merlin foot	RR		02/02/2000	1.84 m	2016
5	Tomáš Sklenák	RM		02.03.1982	1.86 m	2015
6th	Simon Belter	RA		December 31, 1999	1.83 m	2012
7th	Moritz Lambrecht	KM		07/20/1993	1.90 m	2012
14th	Christian Rompf	LA		12/24/1986	1.91 m	2016
15th	Moritz Zörb	KM		10/26/1995	1.90 m	2016
17th	Mario Fernandes	KM		06/21/1991	1.96 m	2009
19th	Markus Stegefelt	RL		04/05/1994	2.00 m	2018
22nd	Dieudonné Mubenzem	RR		03/22/1996	1.90 m	2018
23	Robin Pretty	LA		06/14/1995	1.88 m	2019
26th	Tobias Hahn	RA		07/23/1987	1.85 m	2017
31	Bjorn Zintel	RM		01/01/1996	1.90 m	2018
33	Johannes Klein	RL		02/19/1997	1.90 m	2009
51	Hendrik Schreiber	RM, RR		05/15/1998	1.91 m	2019

Legend:

TW = goalkeeper

RL = back space left RM = back center RR = back area right

LA = left wing KM = center of circle RA = right winger

Trainers and supervisors

Surname	Office	nationality	Date of birth
Frederick Griesbach	Trainer		February 13, 1989
Johannes Wohlrab	Assistant coach		May 11, 1986
Andrzej Mientus	Goalkeeping coach		4th August 1958

Change to the 2019/20 season

Accesses Dominik Plaue ( Dessau-Roßlauer AGM ) Frederick Griesbach (Trainer / VfL Pfullingen) Hendrik Schreiber ( HSG Wetzlar ) on loan Robin Hübscher ( TBV Lemgo )

Departures Ragnar Jóhannsson ( Bergischer HC ) Emir Kurtagic (Trainer / TuS N-Lübbecke ) Fabian Schomburg (TSF Heuchelheim) Daniel Wernig ( HSG Hanau ) Carlos Prieto (end of career) Malvin Werth ( HSG Wetzlar U23) on loan Tim Lauer ( HSG Wetzlar U23) on loan

Change to the 2020/21 season

Accesses Stefan Kneer ( HSG Wetzlar ) Ian Weber (HSG Wetzlar) Vit Reichl ( Dukla Prague ) Patrick Jockel (own youth)

Departures Markus Stegefelt (destination unknown) Moritz Lambrecht (end of career) Mario Fernandes ( TV Petterweil ) Simon Belter ( HSG Wetzlar II ) Björn Zintel ( HBW Balingen-Weilstetten )

Well-known former players

• Piotr Przybecki, former Polish international
• Thomas Schäfer
• Norbert Bach
• Peter Barthelmey
• Dieter Beckmann
• Richard Boczkowski , 29-time national player, in the squad of the German world championship team from 1978
• Gennadij Chalepo , 72 times Belarusian national player
• Walter Don , former German national player
• Axel Huth , former German national player
• Klaus Meineke , former German national player
• Volker Michel , former German national player
• Julius Mohr
• Harald Ohly , 56 times German national player
• Staffan Olsson , 358-time Swedish international, 1990 and 1999 world champion
• Michael Paul , former German international
• Uli Schaus , former German national player
• Horst Spengler , captain of the German world championship team from 1978, with 147 international matches intermittently record national player
• Arno Böckling, former German national player
• Klaus Wöller, former German national player

Well-known former coaches

• Rudolf Spengler (1968–1979)
• Jan Gorr (2005–2012)
• Heiko Karrer (2012–3 / 2014)
• Aðalsteinn Eyjólfsson (2 / 2015-10 / 2017)
• Emir Kurtagic (10 / 2017–6 / 2019)

Club placements

• 2018/19 10th place - 2nd Bundesliga
• 2017/18 18th place - Bundesliga, relegated from the 1st division
• 2016/17 2nd place - 2nd division, promoted to the 1st Bundesliga
• 2015/16 1st place - 3rd division, promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
• 2014/15 19th place - 2nd Bundesliga, relegated to 3rd division
• 2013/14 16th place - 2nd Bundesliga
• 2012/13 10th place - 2nd Bundesliga
• 2011/12 17th place - Bundesliga, relegated from the 1st division
• 2010/11 2nd place - 2nd Bundesliga South, promoted to the 1st Bundesliga after winning the relegation against GWD Minden
• 2009/10 4th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 2008/09 7th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 2007/08 9th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 2006/07 4th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 2005/06 8th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 2004/05 18th place - 2nd Bundesliga South, non-relegation due to Grant of license
• 2003/04 1st place - Regionalliga Süd-West, promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga
• 2002/03 2nd place - Regionalliga Süd-West
• 2001/02 4th place - Regionalliga Süd-West
• 2000/01 4th place - Regionalliga Süd-West, 3rd round in the DHB Cup
• 1999/2000 8th place - Regionalliga Süd-West
• 1998/99 6th place - Regionalliga Süd-West
• 1997/98 17th place - 2nd Bundesliga South, relegation - relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1996/97 14th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1995/96 7th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1994/95 15th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1993/94 12th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1992/93 8th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1991/92 7th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1990/91 2nd place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1989/90 3rd place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1988/89 7th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1987/88 7th place - 2nd Bundesliga South, participation in the semi-finals in the DHB Cup
• 1986/87 4th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1985/86 6th place - 2nd Bundesliga South
• 1984/85 13th place - Bundesliga, relegated from the 1st division
• 1983/84 10th place - Bundesliga
• 1982/83 8th place - Bundesliga
• 1981/82 10th place - Bundesliga
• 1980/81 9th place - one-piece Bundesliga
• 1979/80 4th place - one-piece Bundesliga
• 1978/79 7th place - one-piece Bundesliga, European Cup participant
• 1978 participant in the final for the DHB Cup
• 1977/78 5th place - one-piece Bundesliga
• 1977 participant in the final for the DHB Cup
• 1976/77 3rd place - Bundesliga South
• 1975/76 6th place - Bundesliga South
• 1974/75 3rd place - Bundesliga South
• 1973/74 1st place - Bundesliga South (but in the finals against the representative of the North group elimination in the semifinals)
• 1972/73 promoted to the 1st Bundesliga, 3rd place in the German championship

Web links

Commons : TV Hüttenberg  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Homepage of the association
• Homepage of the Bundesliga team

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/region-wetzlar/huettenberg_artikel,-Jan-Gorr-bestaetigt-Vater-Reinhold-_arid,6317.html
2. ↑ Wetzlar celebrates staying in the Bundesliga - Hüttenberg is relegated, handball-world.com on May 31, 2012
3. ↑ Hüttenberg celebrates resurgence , Mittelhessen.de on June 11, 2016
4. ↑ w.media Ltd NL Germany: Hüttenberger celebrate marching through to the Bundesliga. Retrieved July 23, 2017 . 
5. ↑ tvh1: TV Hüttenberg presents a new trainer. Accessed December 10, 2017 (German). 
6. ↑ hessenschau.de, Frankfurt, Germany: Hüttenberg is relegated from the Bundesliga . In: hessenschau.de . June 3, 2018 ( hessenschau.de [accessed July 30, 2018]).
7. ^ Gießener Anzeiger Verlags GmbH & Co KG: New Hüttenberger mascot throws hand cheese into the audience . ( giessener-anzeiger.de [accessed December 23, 2017]).
8. ↑ www.giessener-allgemeine.de - Your newspaper for Giessen and the surrounding area: Gießener Allgemeine Zeitung | TV Hüttenberg goes to the east hall for home games. Retrieved July 23, 2017 . 
9. ↑ handball-world.news: Dominik Plaue changes to TV Hüttenberg on March 23, 2019, accessed on March 23, 2019
10. ↑ handball-world: TV Hüttenberg presents the successor to trainer Emir Kurtagic. Retrieved March 23, 2019 . 
11. ↑ Hendrik Schreiber comes to TVH on loan. In: TV 05/07 Hüttenberg - 2. Handball Bundesliga. April 24, 2019, accessed April 24, 2019 (German). 
12. ↑ TVH signs Robin Hübscher from TBV Lemgo. In: TV 05/07 Hüttenberg - 2. Handball Bundesliga. April 29, 2019, accessed on April 29, 2019 (German). 
13. ↑ Ragnar Jóhannsson leaves the TVH at the end of the season. In: TV 05/07 Hüttenberg - 2. Handball Bundesliga. December 18, 2018, accessed December 18, 2018 (German). 
14. ↑ handball-world.news: Emir Kurtagic changes to TuS N-Lübbecke from February 5, 2019, accessed on February 5, 2019
15. ↑ handball-world.news: Who is coming in summer - and who is going? The big exchange exchange of the 2nd handball Bundesliga on February 20, 2019, accessed on February 20, 2019
16. ↑ handball-world: "Absolute stroke of luck": HSG Hanau presents Hüttenberger left-handers as a new addition. Retrieved March 23, 2019 . 
17. ^ Carlos Prieto said goodbye in a dignified setting. In: TV 05/07 Hüttenberg - 2. Handball Bundesliga. May 26, 2019, accessed June 1, 2019 (German). 
18. ↑ TVH loaned Lauer and Werth to HSG Wetzlar U23. In: TV 05/07 Hüttenberg - 2. Handball Bundesliga. May 31, 2019, accessed June 1, 2019 (German). 
19. ↑ TVH loaned Lauer and Werth to HSG Wetzlar U23. In: TV 05/07 Hüttenberg - 2. Handball Bundesliga. May 31, 2019, accessed June 1, 2019 (German). 
20. ↑ ^{a b} handball-world.news: TV Hüttenberg signs ex-national player Kneer and reports departure , accessed on January 31, 2020
21. ↑ handball-world.news: Junior national player changes from Wetzlar to Hüttenberg , accessed on February 10, 2020
22. ↑ handball-world.news: TV Hüttenberg brings Kreisläufer from Prague , accessed on February 12, 2020
23. ↑ handball-world.news: TV Hüttenberg: Patrick Jockel from his own A-youth moves up to the professional team , accessed on April 18, 2020
24. ↑ handball-world.news: Moritz Lambrecht ended his professional career at TV Hüttenberg at the age of 26 , accessed on April 17, 2020
25. ↑ giessener-anzeiger.de: Mario Fernandes on TV Petterweil , accessed on July 9, 2020
26. ↑ handball-world.news: Reserve of HSG Wetzlar secures three second division experience , accessed on May 20, 2020.
27. ↑ handball-world.news: HBW Balingen-Weilstetten signs playmakers "with a nose for goal" , accessed on August 27, 2020