TV Mainzlar

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TV Mainzlar
TV Mainzlar Logo.gif
Full name Gymnastics Club 1905 Mainzlar eV
Abbreviation (s) TVM
Founded 1905
Club colors Red White
Hall Sports hall of the Clemens Brentano European School
(Lollar)
Places 400 seats
president Stefan Naumann, Christian Grölz, Willi Bauer
Website www.tv-mainzlar.de
home
Away
Greatest successes
National DHB Cup winner 2001
International Quarter-finalist in the City Cup 1995

The TV 1905 Mainzlar was founded in 1905 and is a sports club in a district of the Hessian city ​​of Staufenberg . He is known nationwide for his women's handball team, which played in the Bundesliga for a long time . The curling department of the TVM is represented with 2 teams in the Bundesliga West and one team in the senior league. There are also participations in the German Championship and the German Cup. A youth and women's team is currently being set up.

The Union

The club has around 950 members and is organized in seven departments: handball , tennis , curling , gymnastics , children's gymnastics , dancing and carnival .

The handball players of TV Mainzlar

The rise of the Mainzlar handball players began in 1985 with promotion to the 1st district league, which was followed by marching through to the upper and regional leagues . In 1990 they reached the 1st Bundesliga and quickly caused a sensation there too: They only narrowly missed the big sensation in the quarter-finals of the German championship 1991/92 when they beat the reigning German champions TuS Walle Bremen in their own hall with 21:19 could defeat, but lost the overall result by just one goal.

TV Mainzlar was represented in the European Cup three times. One of the high points was the first away appearance on November 19, 1994, when the Macedonian representative Vardar Skopje reached a 24:24 draw in front of more than 4,000 spectators and made it to the quarter-finals of the City Cup, where they were then close to the Croatian representative Granicar Djurdjevac failed. The negative climax in February 2001 was the farewell to the European Cup Winners' Cup without a fight , when the club was unable to finance the away appearance for the Russian representative Kuban Krasnodar.

The setback in February was followed by the greatest success in the club's history in June 2001. After the TV had failed in the final of the DHB Cup at HC Leipzig the year before, the big success came in 2001 in Riesa. In a memorable final, after extra time and three seven-meter kicks, they beat Bayer Leverkusen 45:44. In this game Mainzlar's goal scorer Monika Ludmilová scored 27 goals. In the Bundesliga , where you never had to seriously fear relegation for years and even ended the 2001/02 and 2002/03 seasons with positive points, the relegation battle began in the 2003/04 season: Lützellinden 17:27 points, women 11: 33, Mainzlar 9:35 and Lübeck 3:41 - so the ranking in the last four places. The TV, relegated to the sport, was only able to keep the class because the domestic Hessian competitor TV Lützellinden was revoked the Bundesliga license for economic reasons. A year later, the reactivation of Monika Ludmilova, who had announced her resignation at the beginning of February 2005, could no longer prevent relegation: with two defeats in the relegation play-offs against VfL Oldenburg (25:33, 24:30) said goodbye TV Mainzlar from the 1st Bundesliga .

The relegation from the 1st Bundesliga was almost followed by another, namely that from the 2nd division . In January 2006 Jürgen Gerlach took over the coaching position and managed to prevent the fall into the regional league via the detour of relegation against TuS Lintfort (35:28, 29:24) . In addition, he led the A-youth of TV Lützellinden, which was finally dissolved a little later, to win the German championship. It was these players who from then on provided the scaffolding for the team: Eight players were members of the 2006 championship team; a total of ten former Lützellinderinnen were in the lineup, plus the coaching team Gerlach / Weber, who once won the Hessian championship with the TVL .

On January 26, 2011, TV Mainzlar withdrew the team from the 2nd Bundesliga South after numerous players left.

Greatest successes

TVM balance sheet in the DHB Cup (Final Four)

TVM's record in the European Cup

  • 1994/95: City Cup, round of 16: TV Mainzlar - Vardar Skopje (MKD) 31:20, 24:24; Quarter-finals: TV Mainzlar - Graničar Đurđevac (CRO) 23:22, 18:21.
  • 1995/96: City-Cup, round of 16: TV Mainzlar - Corteblanco Bidebieta San Sebastian (ESP) 24:24, 19:22.
  • 2000/01: EC Cup Winners, 3rd round: TV Mainzlar - Handball Femina Vise (BEL) 36:22, 32:26; Round of 16: Kuban Krasnodar (RUS) - TV Mainzlar 10: 0, 10: 0 (without a fight).

Bundesliga record since 1988/89

season Division space Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
1988/89 2. BL South 4th 18th 11 2 5 351: 317 34 24:12
1989/90 2. BL South 1 22nd 19th 1 2 442: 317 125 39: 5
1990/91 Bundesliga 6th 22nd 8th 3 11 471: 480 −9 19:25
1991/92 Bundesliga South 4th 22nd 16 0 6th 544: 432 112 32:12
1992/93 Bundesliga 8th 24 9 2 13 508: 494 14th 20:28
1993/94 Bundesliga 5 26th 15th 1 10 596: 543 53 31:21
1994/95 Bundesliga 4th 26th 19th 1 6th 663: 598 65 39:13
1995/96 Bundesliga 8th 26th 12 2 12 663: 662 1 26:26
1996/97 Bundesliga 6th 22nd 10 2 10 581: 586 −5 22:22
1997/98 Bundesliga 7th 22nd 9 2 11 595: 625 −30 20:24
1998/99 Bundesliga 8th 22nd 9 0 13 588: 611 −23 18:26
1999/00 Bundesliga 6th 22nd 11 3 8th 567: 572 −5 25:19
2000/01 Bundesliga 7th 22nd 8th 3 11 596: 599 −3 19:25
2001/02 Bundesliga 6th 26th 14th 2 10 678: 662 16 30:22
2002/03 Bundesliga 8th 24 12 1 11 628: 601 27 25:23
2003/04 Bundesliga 11 22nd 4th 1 17th 540: 649 −109 9:35
2004/05 Bundesliga 12 21st 5 1 15th 523: 594 −71 11:31
2005/06 2nd Bundesliga South 12 28 8th 4th 16 765: 801 −36 20:36
2006/07 2nd Bundesliga South 8th 24 10 1 13 648: 683 −35 21:27
2007/08 2nd Bundesliga South 9 22nd 9 1 12 586: 619 −33 19:25
2008/09 2nd Bundesliga South 10 22nd 5 1 16 592: 659 −67 11:33
2009/10 2nd Bundesliga South 6th 22nd 9 2 11 636: 645 - 9 00 20:24
Ascent
descent

Squad for the 2010/11 season

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size in the team since Last club
16 Meike Tornow German goal 04/02/1990 178 cm 2006 TV Lützellinden
25th Vilma Gainskyte Lithuanian goal 05/22/1981 181 cm 2009 FHC Frankfurt / Oder
4th Adrijana Atanasoska Macedonian Right winger 09/06/1983 167 cm 2009 Thuringian HC
6th Svenja Spriestersbach German left / right back space 10/09/1981 183 cm 2010 Buxtehuder SV
7th Paraskevi Kazaki German circle 04/07/1986 176 cm 2010 AC Ormi-Loux Patras (GRE)
8th Athina Vasileiadou GreeceGreece Right winger 02/07/1986 170 cm 2010 AC Ormi-Loux Patras (GRE)
9 Jurate Zilinskaite Lithuanian left / right back space 09/01/1988 2010 EastConAG, Vilnius (LTU)
10 Matilda Atanasoska Macedonian Left winger December 01, 1984 172 cm 2009 Thuringian HC
11 Vanessa Deuster German left back space 03/26/1989 176 cm 2006 TV Lützellinden
13 Sina Katharina Rühl German Back center 01/21/1992 2010 DJK / MJC Trier
14th Jennifer Fithian United StatesUnited States Back center 04/24/1984 2010 TV Grenzach
17th Agne Zukauskaite Lithuanian left / right back space 11/18/1988 162 cm 2010 TV Nellingen
19th Sophia Bepler German Left winger 06/20/1987 164 cm 2006 TV Lützellinden
21st Katharina Wagner German circle 11/19/1991 174 cm 2009 TV Lich
22nd Desiree Euler German right back space 06/02/1991 175 cm 2009 TV Lich

Trainer

Departures 2010/11

New additions 2010/11

  • Jennifer Fithian ( TV Grenzach )
  • Athina Vasileiadou (AC Ormi-Loux Patras (GRE))
  • Agne Zukauskaite ( TV Nellingen )
  • Sina Katharina Rühl ( DJK / MJC Trier )
  • Paraskevi Kazaki (AC Ormi-Loux Patras (GRE))
  • Jurate Zilinskaite (EastConAG, Vilnius (LTU))
  • Svenja Spriestersbach ( Buxtehuder SV )

The handball players of TV Mainzlar

The first men's team has been playing in the Hessian regional league center and in the regional upper league Gießen since its promotion in 2006. In 2014 the association merged with HSG Nordeck to form HSG Lumdatal. The coach is Dragoslav Dajovic.

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