TuRa Harksheide
| Surname | Turn- und Rasensportverein Harksheide e. V. from 1945 |
|---|---|
| Club colors | blue White |
| Founded | June 16, 1945 |
| Association headquarters | Norderstedt , Schleswig-Holstein |
| Departments | 30th |
| Chairman | Andrea Mordhorst |
| Homepage | tura-harksheide.de |
TuRa Harksheide (officially: Turn- und Rasensportverein Harksheide eV from 1945 ) is a sports club from Norderstedt in the Segeberg district . With over 4,000 members in 30 departments, TuRa is one of the largest sports clubs in Schleswig-Holstein . The first soccer team took part in the DFB Cup twice.
history
The club was founded on June 16, 1945 as the Harksheider Sports Club . Three years later the name was changed to TuRa Harksheide . At the same time, the SpVgg Friedrichsgabe split off, which was later renamed SV Friedrichsgabe . Since 1970 TuRa has had the founding year 1945 in the official club name.
In the early days, the club only offered football, handball and boxing . TuRa now also offers the sports of aikido , badminton , basketball , cheerleading , fitness studio , health + rehab , gymnastics + fitness , inline skating , judo , karate , athletics , Nordic walking , orienteering , pilates , qigong , chess , swimming , skat , marching band , sports badges , Dancing , trend sports , table tennis , gymnastics , disabled sports and volleyball . There used to be an American football division called the Harksheide Beavers .
Soccer
The TuRa footballers rose after many years in the lower divisions in 1965 in the Association League Hamburg, which was the second highest amateur league in Hamburg at the time. Two years later, the Harksheider had to descend again, before the ascent was successful in 1970 and the most successful period of the department was heralded. In 1972, the first qualification for the DFB Cup was only just missed when TuRa lost the final round game in the North German Cup against HSV Barmbek-Uhlenhorst 2-0 after extra time . A year later, it was promoted to what was then the national league , the highest amateur league, before it went down a class in 1975.
In 1976 the Harksheiders qualified for the DFB Cup and lost in the first round at the second division club SG Wattenscheid 09 with 1: 5. A year later , the Turans met SV Ottweiler from Saarland in round one . After a 1: 1 after extra time on their own pitch, it came to the replay, where the Ottweiler won just 2: 1. In the championship, the Harksheiders fought with 1. SC Norderstedt for local supremacy, which the Harksheiders should lose. In 1985 TuRa was relegated to the district league and returned two years later, before the march into the association league succeeded in the following 1987/88 season . Two years later, the Harksheiders got down again from the Hamburg upper house.
There TuRa was passed through to the district league and returned in 1994 to the state league. A year later, the Harksheider were runner-up and were about to march through to the association league. However, the team lost the decider against Blau-Weiß Schenefeld clearly with 0: 6. After another relegation, the team returned to the regional league in 2002 and later slipped into the regional league. In 2008 it went back up to the district league before making the leap into the state league five years later. The home venue is the Collatz + Schwartz Sportpark , which is also known as the parade ground .
chess
The women's team has played in the second women's division since it was promoted in 2013. In the 2015/16 season, by winning the East Season of the 2nd Women's Bundesliga, they were promoted to the 1st Women's Bundesliga, but the team had to relegate immediately. In the 2017/18 season, by winning the western season of the 2nd women's division, she was once again promoted to the first women's division.
Handball
The handball department merged on May 4, 1987 with the handball departments of Glashütter SV , 1. SC Norderstedt and SV Friedrichsgabe to form HG Norderstedt .
Personalities
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ It was probably a new or re-establishment. An unspecified club "Harksheide" played in the NFV in the early 1920s , see z. B. Classification 1921/22 in the Hamburger Anzeiger of July 26, 1921, page 5
- ↑ Hardy Greens : Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 7: Club Lexicon . AGON-Sportverlag, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-89784-147-9 , p. 213.
- ^ German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics : Soccer in Northern Germany 1945-1974 . Lehrte 2004, p. 262 .
- ^ German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics: Soccer in Northern Germany 1974-2004 . Lehrte 2005, p. 133 .