SC Siebenhirten: Finally champion after 50 years - captain Hauser in luck!

SC Siebenhirten: Finally champion after 50 years - captain Hauser in luck!

Siebenhirten, Österreich - The sports club Siebenhirten reached a historic milestone on Sunday. After more than 50 years without championship titles, the SC Siebenhirten footballers crown themselves as the master of the 1st grade east and thus climb into the next higher league. Captain Clemens Hauser, who has been playing for the club for eight years and has led the team to this success, describes the feeling as "incredible amount". The joy of the title is all the greater because the team had no idea at the beginning of the season what historical moment was imminent, which makes the whole thing even more beautiful, as Hauser emphasizes. The second half of the season was particularly euphoric when long -time officials and companions came together to celebrate the upswing. According to Ligaportal, the season was a key moment against Gumpoldskirchen, which gave the team the necessary motivation.

Team friendship plays a central role in the SC Siebenhirten philosophy. Hauser emphasizes that the social gang within the team has a special meaning for him. "Now we can do it," was the thought that dealt two rounds before the end of the decisive victory against Achau in the heads of the players. The team has clearly defined goals for the coming season in the 1st class east. First of all, the preservation of the league is on the plan, with the team firmly believing in their quality. However, challenges such as a higher game speed and the handling of setbacks must be mastered.

The story of the SC Siebenhirten

The SC Siebenhirten was founded on March 22, 1919 by Rudolf Edlinger after playing young players "Wild Football" during the First World War. The foundation of the club's history started on March 29, 1919, and shortly afterwards the founding festival took place in the Gasthaus Seiter. The association, originally called "Football Club in Siebenhirte", has celebrated some great successes since then, including championships in various leagues, such as the title in the 1st Landesliga Lower Austria in the 1951/52 season. One of the greatest successes is the participation in the ÖFB Cup semi-finals against Austria Vienna in 1949. These milestones are well documented on the official website of the association-more on [Siebenhirten sports club] (https://sportclub.sieben-wien.at/verein/geschichte- success/).

A look at amateur football

These successes are no coincidence, because amateur associations like the SC Siebenhirten are subject to constant change. A current article in the magazine "Football and Society" addresses the influence of professional structures and change in amateur football. The challenges go from the need to expand sports facilities, to the changes that have been shown since the 1990s. Amateur associations have increasingly dealt with questions of social entrepreneurship and symbolic activism in order to assert their relevance in an increasingly professional world of football. The legitimation of these change processes is also considered, as in the Budrich Article.

With the current championship title, a long -cherished dream comes true for the SC Siebenhirten. The club looks optimistic about the next season and not only wants to exist in the new league, but also to continue to maintain and promote the diverse community and friendship among its players.