SVG Reichenau facts for kids

SVG Reichenau is a sports club from Reichenau. Reichenau is a part of Innsbruck in Tyrol, Austria. This club is mostly known for its football team. The football team plays in the UPC Tirol Liga. This is the fourth highest league in Austrian football. Besides football, the club also has groups for Taekwondo. They also offer fun sports like cycling and skiing. The club started in 1976. Their team colors are red, white, and black.

Club History: How SVG Reichenau Grew

The football team of SVG Reichenau began playing in 1976. They started in the lowest football league in Tyrol. They worked hard and won three championships. These wins happened between 1983 and 1985. Because of these wins, they moved up to higher leagues.

Moving Up the Leagues

In 1995, the team reached the highest league in Tyrol. This league is called the Tiroler Liga. Just three years later, in 1998, they moved up again. They were promoted to the Regionalliga West. This is the third highest football league in Austria.

Working with Other Teams

From 2002 to 2006, SVG Reichenau played with another team. They joined forces with SV Aldrans. During this time, they had great success. In the 2004/05 season, they finished in 3rd place in their league.

Later, from 2006 to 2010, they teamed up with Union Innsbruck. The main team played in the Regionalliga West. Their second team played in Tyrol's top league. In 2010, this partnership ended. Today, SVG Reichenau plays in the UPC Tirol Liga. This is the top football league in Tyrol.

Their Home Ground and Famous Players

When the club started in 1976, they played on SV Hall's football field. In 1979, SVG Reichenau got their very own field. This field was made even better in 2010. A famous player named Robert Wazinger played for Reichenau. He played for the Austrian national football team five times. He was with Reichenau from 2006 to 2008.

Meet the Current Team Squad

A squad is a group of players in a team. Here are the players who are part of the SVG Reichenau team right now.

Goalkeepers:

• Hörtnagl Matthias
• Lindemayr Maurice
• Einwaller Ambros

Defenders:

• Einkemmer Daniel
• Mader Alexander
• Oberortner Hannes
• Saurer Fabian
• Stastny Andreas
• Waldy Michael

Midfielders:

• Duran Nail
• Lebeda Patrick
• Marasek Daniel
• Önder Nazli
• Steinkellner Patrick
• Thom Ricardo

Strikers:

• Happ Michael
• Lanziner Mario
• Lechner Florian
• Radi Kevin