TuS Eintracht Bielefeld

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TuS Eintracht Bielefeld
Logo TuS Eintracht Bielefeld
Surname Gymnastics and Sports Association
Eintracht Bielefeld eV
Club colors Red White
Founded 1900
Association headquarters Bielefeld , North Rhine-Westphalia
Members 1,500
Departments eight
Chairman Peter Merkel
Homepage www.tus-eintracht.de

The TuS Eintracht Bielefeld (full name: Turn- und Sportvereinigung Eintracht Bielefeld eV ) is a sports club from the Sieker district of Bielefeld . The first soccer team played after promotion in 2011 in the district league A. In the 1952/53 season the team played in the highest amateur league in Westphalia.

history

The club goes back to the workers gymnastics club Eintracht Sieker , which was founded in 1900 . This association was founded in 1933 after the takeover by the Nazis banned in 1,933th The members of Eintracht joined a civil society not known by name, which then renamed itself TuS Eintracht Bielefeld. In addition to soccer, TuS Eintracht Bielefeld also offers badminton , handball , judo , athletics , tennis , table tennis and gymnastics . The association has around 1,500 members and is not to be confused with the 1st Bielefelder SC Eintracht . This club, which was founded in 1907, merged into the Bielefelder SpVgg , SpVgg Fichte Bielefeld and finally VfB Fichte Bielefeld clubs .

Soccer

Soccer
Venue Königsbrügge sports field
Places nb
Head coach Ioannis Christodoulou
league District league A Bielefeld
2019/20 10th place

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Athletic career

The first sporting successes of the football department founded in 1910 were achieved in the 1930s when the first team marched through from the 3rd district class to the then second-class district class. After the Second World War , Eintracht rose to the district class in 1946, but rose directly from bottom of the table. In 1948 they returned to the district class after Eintracht prevailed against SV Brackwede in the third decider . Around 20,000 spectators followed the three games. After several years in the middle of the table, he was promoted to the 2nd Landesliga Westfalen in 1951. After the dissolution of this division, Eintracht belonged to the state league from 1952 , which was then the highest amateur league in Westphalia. With three points behind Minden 05 , the team was third from bottom and had to relegate again. The low point of the season was a 1: 8 home defeat against SVA Gütersloh .

In 1958, Eintracht was district class champion with two points ahead of Viktoria Rietberg and returned to the state league. As with the first attempt, Eintracht had to decline again immediately. Two 1: 6 defeats against Union Herford were compared to a 5: 0 win over BV Bad Lippspringe . In 1963, Eintracht fought for a long time to regain promotion, but was only runner-up in the district class, two points behind VfB Schloß Holte . A year later, the team was relegated to the district class and in 1966 even found themselves in the 2nd district class. The Eintracht became the elevator team and only reached the upper house again in 1980, which, however, also depended on a league increase from one to two seasons. After a runner-up in 1983 behind the third team of Arminia Bielefeld succeeded two years later, the rise in the district league.

After two years in midfield of the league, Eintracht had to relegate again in 1988 when one point was missing from Westfalia Wiedenbrück . The direct resurgence was followed by relegation in the 1989/90 season as bottom of the table. In 1994 and 1995, the team was runner-up in the district league A before Eintracht had to relegate in 1998 to the district league B. Although the team managed to get promoted again, Eintracht missed qualification for the single-track district league A in 2001. Two years later, the first team fell down to the district league C and thus played in the lowest division. The direct re- promotion was missed due to the worse goal difference compared to the third team from Türk Sport Bielefeld . After another runner-up behind Hilal Spor Bielefeld and FC Altenhagen , the first team only made it into the district league B in 2007, before advancing to the district league A four years later.

With Gerd Siese and Nils Fischer , Eintracht produced two future professional footballers. Both were active for Arminia Bielefeld in the Bundesliga .

Königsbrügge sports field

TuS Eintracht's venue is the Königsbrügge sports field in the Sieker district. The sports field has had an artificial turf field since 2008 . Before that, the playing area was a mixture of grass and ash . The Königsbrügge was originally a parade ground and was converted into a sports field in the early 1920s. In 1924, the Northwest German Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Festival took place on the Königsbrugge, which was attended by around 60,000 spectators. A year later, bike races were held on the site in front of up to 10,000 spectators. In 1953 the footballers of VfB 03 Bielefeld played against SuS Niederschelden / Gosenbach as part of the Westphalia Championship on Königsbrügge and won 7-1. From 1956 the police SV Bielefeld organized its sports festivals on the Königsbrügge, which in previous years attracted up to 10,000 spectators.

successes

  • Master of the district class, Gr. 1: 1951, 1958
  • Champion of the 1st district class / district league A Bielefeld: 1948, 1985, 1989

Seasonal balance sheets

Placements on a green background indicate an ascent, while a red background indicates a descent.

Season balances 1945 to 1983
season league Level space Gates Points
1945/46 District class III . : :
1946/47 District class, Gr. 1 II 10. 27:48 12:24
1947/48 District class IV 1. : :
1948/49 District class, Gr. 1 III 6th 61:40 27:21
1949/50 District class, Gr. 1 IV 8th. 76:64 30:30
1950/51 District class, Gr. 1 V 1. 100:40 46:14
1951/52 2nd national league, Gr. 2 IV 10. 53:57 25:31
1952/53 Landesliga, Gr. 1 III 12. 35:67 17:35
1953/54 District class, Gr. 1 IV 6th 71:57 33:31
1954/55 District class, Gr. 1 IV 4th 66:57 40:24
1955/56 District class, Gr. 1 IV 6th 44:48 25:27
1956/57 District class, Gr. 1 V 9. 50:57 25:31
1957/58 District class, Gr. 1 V 1. 91:24 47: 9
1958/59 Landesliga, Gr. 1 IV 14th 41:70 18:38
1959/60 District class, Gr. 1 V 4th 73:47 34:22
1960/61 District class, Gr. 1 V 6th 61:56 29:27
1961/62 District class, Gr. 1 V 4th 50:42 31:25
1962/63 District class, Gr. 1 V 2. 62:40 36:20
1963/64 District class, Gr. 1 V 13. 36:43 18:34
1964/65 1st district class VI . : :
1965/66 1st district class VI . : :
1966/67 2nd district class VII . : :
1967/68 ? ? . : :
1968/69 ? ? . : :
1969/70 ? ? . : :
1970/71 1st district class VI 13. : :
1971/72 2nd district class, Gr. 1 VII 8th. : :
1972/73 2nd district class, Gr. 1 VII 8th. : :
1973/74 2nd district class, Gr. 1 VII 5. : :
1974/75 2nd district class, Gr. 1 VII 9. : :
1975/76 2nd district class, Gr. 1 VII 10. : :
1976/77 2nd district class, Gr. 1 VII 10. : :
1977/78 District league B, Gr. 1 VII 3. : :
1978/79 District league B, Gr. 1 VIII 15th : :
1979/80 District league B, Gr. 1 VIII 3. : :
1980/81 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 4th : :
1981/82 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 4th : :
1982/83 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 2. : :
Seasonal balances since 1983
season league Level space Gates Points
1983/84 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 3. : :
1984/85 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 1. : :
1985/86 District League, Gr. 2 VI 10. 46:47 28:32
1986/87 District League, Gr. 2 VI 9. 53:47 28:32
1987/88 District League, Gr. 2 VI 14th 52:59 28:36
1988/89 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 1. : :
1989/90 District League, Gr. 2 VI 16. 22:55 17:43
1990/91 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 8th. : :
1991/92 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 10. : :
1992/93 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 7th : :
1993/94 District league A, Gr. 1 VII 2. : :
1994/95 District league A, Gr. 1 VIII 2. : :
1995/96 District league A, Gr. 1 VIII 3. : :
1996/97 District league A, Gr. 1 VIII 8th. : :
1997/98 District league A, Gr. 1 VIII 16. : :
1998/99 District league B, Gr. 1 IX 1. : :
1999/00 District league A, Gr. 1 VIII 8th. : :
2000/01 District league A, Gr. 1 VIII 12. : :
2001/02 District league B, Gr. 1 IX 11. : :
2002/03 District league B, Gr. 1 IX 17th : :
2003/04 District League C, Gr. 2 X 2. 132: 13 81
2004/05 District League C, Gr. 1 X 2. 103: 11 61
2005/06 District League C, Gr. 5 X 2. 103: 29 53
2006/07 District League C, Gr. 1 X 1. 125: 34 71
2007/08 District league B, Gr. 1 IX 13. 49:78 22nd
2008/09 District league B, Gr. 1 X 4th 100: 67 55
2009/10 District league B, Gr. 1 X 2. 143: 40 71
2010/11 District league B, Gr. 1 X 1. 125: 24 80
2011/12 District league A IX 3. 96:66 54
2012/13 District league A IX 8th. 82:85 40
2013/14 District league A IX 5. 69:61 46
2014/15 District league A IX 6th 72:47 45
2015/16 District league A IX 8th. 60:73 40
2016/17 District league A IX 8th. 60:70 41
2017/18 District league A IX 3. 71:52 56
2017/18 District league A IX 8th. 64:58 41
2018/19 District league A IX 3. :
2019/20 District league A IX 10. 45:45 1.47

Other departments

badminton

The badminton department has existed since 1956. The first team plays in the big leagues. The most successful badminton player at TuS Eintracht is Christian Diekmann, who, together with Guido Schänzler, was able to win four German championship titles in the junior men's doubles. There were also three German mixed junior championships with Christine Skropke . Gerhard Michaelis won five German senior championships in men's doubles. The game is played in the sports hall of the Kuhlo secondary school.

Handball

The handball department was founded in 1928. In 1937, Eintracht handball players became district champions after defeating Luftwaffe SV Gütersloh . After the end of the Second World War, the club could no longer go beyond local divisions. From 1993 the Eintracht formed together with the Gadderbaumer TV the gaming community HSG Eintracht Gadderbaum . In 2009, the handball players from SV Brackwede were added, whereupon the name of the syndicate was changed to HSG EGB Bielefeld .

athletics

Ahmed Sansar was sixth in the 5000-meter run at the 2005 German championships . Elias Sansar finished eighth in the half marathon two years later . In 2003, the TuS Eintracht Bielefeld team finished eighth in the marathon team ranking.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c The Königsbrugge. TuS Eintracht Bielefeld, accessed on August 24, 2017 .
  2. ^ Hardy Green , Christian Karn: The big book of the German football clubs . AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2009, ISBN 978-3-89784-362-2 , p. 71.
  3. ↑ The story. TuS Eintracht Bielefeld, accessed on August 24, 2017 .
  4. ^ German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics : Soccer in West Germany 1945-1952 . Hövelhof 2011, p. 192, 235 .
  5. ^ German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics: Soccer in West Germany 1952-1958 . Hövelhof 2012, p. 23 .
  6. ^ A b German Sports Club for Soccer Statistics: Soccer in West Germany 1952-1958 . Hövelhof 2013, p. 23, 25 .
  7. ↑ Hans-Jürgen Heide (ed.): The football chronicle: From Montevideo to Ostwestfalen-Lippe . 2007.
  8. ↑ Handball. TuS Eintracht Bielefeld, accessed on December 9, 2015 .
  9. ^ Günter Otte: German championships (teams men). Marathon mirror, accessed December 14, 2016 .

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Coordinates: 52 ° 0 ′ 27.2 ″  N , 8 ° 33 ′ 14.6 ″  E