SG Flensburg-Handewitt

The SG Flensburg- Handewitt is a gaming community (GmbH & Co. KG ) from Flensburg ( Flensburg TSB ) and Handewitt ( Handewitter SV) in Schleswig- Holstein, which consists of the departments of the Handball Teams Handewitter SV and TSB Flensburg since 1990.

  • 4.1 Disposals 2013/14
  • 4.2 Arrivals 2013/14
  • 4.3 Disposals 2014/15
  • 4.4 Arrivals 2014/15
  • 9.1 Achievements

History

Handball has in Flensburg and Handewitt a long tradition. After the founding of the League, however, failed to Flensburg clubs initially to establish the longer term. The crew of the TSB Flensburg rose in 1980 after just one year again, the SG Soft -Handewitt ( since 1976 Spielgemeinschaft the Handball departments of Handewitter SV and ETSV Flensburg- Soft ) was from 1984, a lift team. 1990 joined the Handball departments of the TSB and the Handewitter SV, but not the ETSV Soft, together with the new SG.

In the second year of the SG came with a season without a loss point of promotion to the First Handball - Bundesliga. The first season ended in disappointing with the sporty descent. Due to the bankruptcy of the TSV Milbertshofen the SG could still remain in the league. In addition, the contract-free by the collapse of Milbertshofener team Goalkeeper January Holpert returned to Flensburg. During the season ascent coach Zvonimir Serdarušić by Anders Dahl -Nielsen had been replaced, under whose leadership the SG rose to become a top team and - touted as relegation candidates - took place in the upcoming season 4. From then took the SG up to and including the 2007/2008 season is always one of the first four places in the table.

Through four runner-up in five years, specialists produced in the second half of the nineties the reputation of " Eternal Second ". This was the SG, however, partly after winning the DHB Cup exams in 2003. In the years that followed other titles profits. The SG has won the DHB Cup in 2003, 2004 and 2005, three times in a row, in 2004 German champions, played in the final of the Champions League 2004 ( SG defeated the subsequent Champions League winners Celje in the finals on home soil, but was defeated away in the first leg ) and offered in the 2004/2005 season the best points result the club's history - which, however, again handed behind champions THW Kiel only for second place.

In the Bundesliga, the team from December 8, 2011 remained until 5 February 2014 in home games over two years without defeat.

Echo

Fjord Hall

The fjord hall has a capacity of 3500 spectators. It was used in the period from 1991 to November 2001.

Flensburg Arena

Since 2 December 2001, the main stadium of SG Flensburg- Handewitt is the Flensburg -Arena ( until November 2012 Campus Hall ) in Flensburg. It offers 6,500 spectators, including at the largest with 1500 seats standing terrace of the Handball Bundesliga.

Hall Speakers are Michael " Holzi " Holst and Volker Mittmann. Since 2008, Marquardt Petersen official Fan trumpeter of the SG, it occurs during the run ceremony.

Best Merits

  • German Champion 2004
  • DHB Cup winner in 2003, 2004 and 2005
  • Champions League finalists in 2004 and 2007
  • European Cup Winners' Cup in 2001 and 2012
  • Supercup winner in 2000 and 2013
  • City - Winners' Cup in 1999
  • EHF Cup Winner 1997
  • German Vice Champion 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2012 and 2013
  • Rise 1st League 1992 ( as SG Flensburg- Handewitt with 52:0 points in the 2nd BL ), 1989 and 1985 (each as SG Soft -Handewitt ) and 1980 ( as TSB Flensburg )

Current squad of 2013/14 season

Departures 2013/14

  • Arnór Atlason ( Saint- Raphaël Var Handball )
  • Petar Đorđić (HSV Hamburg)
  • Morten Dibbert (HSG Tarp- Wanderup )
  • Florian von Gruchalla ( VfL Gummersbach )
  • Malte Voigt (SV Henstedt -Ulzburg )

Additions 2013/14

  • Hampus pan ( Önnereds HK)
  • Bogdan Radivojević (RK Partizan Belgrade )
  • Jim Gottfridsson ( Ystad IF HF )
  • Draško Nenadić (BM Guadalajara)
  • Goran Bogunović ( Grasshopper Club Zurich, February 2014)

Departures 2014/15

  • Steffen Weinhold (THW Kiel)
  • Michael V. Knudsen ( Bjerringbro - Silkeborg )
  • Sørenn Rasmussen ( Bjerringbro - Silkeborg )
  • Ólafur Gústafsson ( Aalborg Håndbold )

Additions 2014/15

  • Johan Jakobsson ( Aalborg Håndbold )
  • Unlike Zachariassen ( Sønderjysk Elite Sports )
  • Kevin Møller ( GOG Håndbold )

Well-known former players

Coach

(since the season 1990/1991 )

  • Zvonimir Serdarušić (July 1990 - February 1993)
  • Anders Dahl -Nielsen ( February 1993 - June 1998)
  • Erik Rasmussen Veje (July 1998 - May 2003)
  • Kent-Harry Andersson (July 2003 - December 2008) *
  • Viggo Sigurðsson (July 2006 - December 2006) *
  • Per Carlen (December 2008 - November 2010)
  • Vranjes ( since November 2010)

* Viggo Sigurðsson took at the beginning of the season 2006/ 07 Kent-Harry Andersson, who was sidelined for health reasons

Finals of the Champions League 2007

For the first time two teams were from one state over in a Champions League final. The finale of the 2007 disputed THW Kiel and SG Flensburg -Handewitt. Flensburg- Handewitt had in the first game on April 22 venue where the teams split 28:28. The return match ended 29:27 for Kiel, which thus took home the trophy.

SG Flensburg- Handewitt II & III

The second team of SG Flensburg- Handewitt rose in 1992 in the 2nd Bundesliga. In the first season of the Flensburg occupied in the North Season second place. Having them in the financial statement tables always occupied positions in the midfield in the following years, the team grew from 1999 to the Regionalliga. In 2001 and 2003, the second score to each of the return to the second league, but they managed not to keep the class in subsequent seasons. In the 2012/13 season the team played in the 3rd league, from which they descended into the league after this season.

The 3rd team currently playing in the Schleswig- Holstein-Liga.

Youth

The club operates a very successful youth work. Thus, the male A-, B- and C- youth play in the respective highest youth league.

Achievements

  • 2x German Champion ( Youth B, 2004, 2009)
  • 3x NOMVs Master
  • 1x NOMVs Cup winners
  • 8x national champions
  • 9x district champion
Ljubomir Vranjes DHB-Pokal Yo-yo club Insolvency Anders Dahl-Nielsen 2003–04 EHF Champions League Mattias Andersson (handballer) Tobias Karlsson (handballer) Anders Eggert Holger Glandorf Thomas Mogensen Lasse Svan Hansen Lars Kaufmann AD Ciudad de Guadalajara Bjerringbro-Silkeborg Lars Christiansen (handballer) Erik Veje Rasmussen 2013–14 Handball-Bundesliga MT Melsungen Integrated Authority File
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