ThSV Eisenach

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ThSV Eisenach
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Full name Thuringian sports club Eisenach
Founded 1990
Club colors blue White
Hall Werner Assmann Hall ( Eisenach )
Places 3,100
president Shpetim Alaj
executive Director Rene Witte
Trainer Markus Krauthoff-Murfuni
league 2. Handball Bundesliga
2018/19
rank 1st 3rd league (relay east) 
DHB Cup 1 round
Website www.thsv-eisenach.de
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The ThSV Eisenach (officially: Thüringer Sportverein Eisenach eV ) is a sports club from Eisenach in Thuringia , which is best known for its handball team . After the reunification he emerged from the handball section of BSG Motor Eisenach .

The first men's team played in the handball Bundesliga for a few years , but in 2018 they were relegated from the second division to the third division . The team has been back in the 2nd Bundesliga since the 2019/2020 season. The games will be played in the Werner-Assmann-Halle with a capacity of 3,100 .

prehistory

From the creation of the GDR league system in 1954, the club played a total of 31 seasons in the handball league of the GDR and five seasons in the GDR league as the second highest division. In the handball GDR championship in 1955/56 and in the handball GDR championship in 1956/57 , the company sports association at that time succeeded in qualifying for the game for the GDR indoor handball championship. The first they lost against BSG Motor Rostock with 17:25 and the second they lost against HC Empor Rostock with 15:17. In 1958, the BSG Motor Eisenach won the East German championship in field handball .

history

After the turnaround and the 1989/90 season, ThSV Eisenach was founded on June 11, 1990 as the successor to BSG Motor Eisenach with regard to handball. After integrating the former and newly founded GDR clubs into the DHB's game operations , the ThSV has played a total of ten years in the first and 15 in the second division. In the Eternal Table of the Handball Bundesliga, the club is currently (as of April 2020) on 30th place.

The ThSV is known for its youth work. There is a handball boarding school and young players often make the leap into the club's first team.

Squad 2019/20

No. Nat. Surname Item size Date of birth Last club
01 SLO Blaž Vončina TW 1.93 m 06/14/83 MRK Umag
02 DEU Hannes Iffert KM 1.93 m 01/23/97 own offspring
04th HRV Kristian Volar RM 1.94 m 07/06/94 RK Dubrava Zagreb
05 SLO Luka Kikanović RL 1.98 m 10/24/96 Bregenz handball
06th DEU Adrian Wöhler LA 1.88 m 04/26/87 own youth
07th SVK Martin Potisk RM 1.89 m 01/28/99 HO Slovan Modra
10 DEU Jonas Ulshöfer RL 1.82 m 10/02/95 SG Bruchköbel
12 DEU Stanislav Gorobchuk TW 1.93 m 04/16/88 SG BBM Bietigheim
13 HRV Duje Miljak RR 2.02 m 11/29/83 SG Handball West Vienna
16 DEU Marius Noack TW 08/04/99
19th HRV Ante Tokic RA 1.89 m 11/15/93 HC Metalurg Skopje
21st DEU Jonas Richardt RR 1.92 m 01/25/97 own offspring
22nd DEU / KOS Poor Alaj RA 05/11/95
25th DEU Noah Benjamin Streckhardt LA 07/21/99
33 DEU Justin Mürköster KM 1.96 m 09/08/96 TUSEM food
37 HRV Andrej Obranović RL 1.92 m 07/17/96 HRK Karlovac
66 ISR Yoav Lumbroso RM 1.68 m 07/15/00 Ironi Rehovat
82 HRV Ivan Šnajder LA 1.90 m 05/14/97 HRK Karlovac
91 HRV Marco Račić KM 2.08 m 03/04/98 RK Dubrava Zagreb
94 DEU Willy incense RA 1.85 m 03/14/94 Foxes Berlin
95 DEU Alexander Saul RR 1.97 m 10/6/95 SC Magdeburg

Trainer

Nat. Surname position Date of birth
CroatianCroatian Sead Hasanefendić Trainer 08/01/1948

Seasonal balance sheets

season Division space Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
1991/92 1. BL South 10 26th 8th 2 16 0466: 0503 −37 18:34
1992/93 2nd BL middle 9 26th 0503: 0506 −3 24:28
1993/94 2. BL South 8th 34 16 4th 14th 0712: 0685 27 36:32
1994/95 2. BL South 8th 34 14th 4th 16 0722: 0713 9 32:36
1995/96 2. BL South 5 34 20th 4th 10 0803: 0739 64 44:24
1996/97 2. BL South 1 34 28 2 4th 0828: 0668 160 58:10
1997/98 1st BL 13 28 9 2 17th 0672: 0739 −67 20:36
1998/99 1st BL 13 30th 11 2 17th 0682: 0756 −74 24:36
1999/00 1st BL 13 34 12 2 20th 0781: 0843 −62 26:42
2000/01 1st BL 16 38 11 6th 21st 0897: 0961 −64 28:48
2001/02 1st BL 10 34 14th 6th 14th 0834: 0867 −33 34:34
2002/03 1st BL 14th 34 11 1 22nd 0894: 0963 −72 23:45
2003/04 1st BL 17th 34 7th 4th 23 0857: 0990 −133 18:50
2004/05 2. BL South 5 34 19th 2 13 0980: 0983 −3 40:28
2005/06 2. BL South 5 36 20th 3 13 1065: 1031 34 43:29
2006/07 2. BL South 12 34 12 5 17th 0978: 1031 −53 29:39
2007/08 2. BL South 11 34 13 5 16 1002: 1017 −15 31:37
2008/09 2. BL South 5 34 16 5 13 0999: 0948 51 37:31
2009/10 2. BL South 10 34 15th 2 17th 0976: 0963 13 32:36
2010/11 2. BL South 7th 34 20th 2 12 1053: 0946 107 42:26
2011/12 2nd BL 8th 38 20th 1 17th 1055: 1008 47 41:35
2012/13 2nd BL 3 36 23 3 10 0985: 0920 65 49:23
2013/14 1st BL 17th 34 6th 1 27 0841: 1028 −187 13:55
2014/15 2nd BL 2 38 27 2 9 1156: 1012 +144 56:20
2015/16 1st BL 16 32 4th 2 26th 0795: 1002 −207 10:54
2016/17 2nd BL 7th 38 20th 2 16 0984: 985 −1 42:34
2017/18 2nd BL 17th 38 10 5 23 0986: 1029 −43 25:51
2018/19 3rd league 1 30th 25th 2 3 0885: 0732 153 52: 08
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Well-known former players

Surname nationality position
Eric Amalou FranceFrance LA
Martin Andersson SwedenSweden TW
Sergio Ruíz Casanova SpainSpain RM
Julián Duranona CubaCuba/ IcelandIceland RL
Danijel Grgić CroatiaCroatia RM
Johnny Jensen NorwayNorway KM
Dragan Jerković CroatiaCroatia TW
Stéphane Joulin FranceFrance RA
Stephan Just GermanyGermany KM
Andrej Kastelic SloveniaSlovenia LA
Evars Klešniks LatviaLatvia RR
Stefan Kneer GermanyGermany RL
Andrej Kurtschau BelarusBelarus RR
Bernard Latchimy FranceFrance RR
Robert-Ioan Licu RomaniaRomania RR
Sergei Pogorelov RussiaRussia RL
Title Răduță RomaniaRomania RR
Frode Scheie NorwayNorway TW
Jörn Schläger GermanyGermany RM
Edgar Schwank LatviaLatvia/GermanyGermany RR
Sjur Tollefsen NorwayNorway RA
Zdeněk Vaněk Czech RepublicCzech Republic RM
Gintautas Vilaniškis LithuaniaLithuania RL
Preben Vildalen NorwayNorway RL

Former trainers

successes

  • 1. Handball Bundesliga: 1991/92, 1997 to 2004, 2013/14, 2015/16

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