SV Haka Traun celebrates 100 years of football with legendary festival!

SV Haka Traun celebrates 100 years of football with legendary festival!

A very special event for the Traun soccer community was the 100th anniversary of SV Haka Traun, which was celebrated on the Pentecost weekend in a due setting. On this festive day, around 120 former players and friends of the club gathered to celebrate together and to remind them. The joy of the fans and companions was clearly noticeable, and the joy of reunion was also the focus of the celebrations. MeinDärzirk reports that the event was not only a look back at the history of the club, but also a clear sign of the lively football culture in Traun.

The sporting highlight of the day was a championship game against ISS time jump Askö Oedt 1b, the master of the Landesliga Ost. Despite the passion and commitment of the team members who had a high average age of almost 50 years, SV Haka Traun could not win the game. Askö Oedt 1b was the winner, but the atmosphere around the game was still exuberant and solemn. Klaus Lindenberger, the former national goalkeeper, stood for the team in the goal, supported by other club legends such as Harald Krist, Horst Baumgartner and Thomas Schurer, whose presence made the game a very special experience. Ligaportal informed about the ongoing emotions and the nostalgic character of the encounter.

The history of SV Haka Traun is inextricably linked to the development of football in Austria. There have been official soccer championships since 1911 that have developed into the entire Austrian championship over the years. The Bundesliga was introduced on April 21, 1974, and since then the football events in Austria have changed steadily. ÖFB states that SV Haka Traun is an integral part of this development and has made a name for itself through numerous successes in the region.

Gerhard Hackl, an active member of the association, was moved by the importance of SV Haka Traun and the celebrations on the occasion of the anniversary. "It is impressive to look back on 100 years of club history and at the same time to look into the future full of hope," said Hackl. The event not only left lasting memories at those present, but also a positive broadcast on the upcoming challenges that the club would like to accept.

The anniversary ended in the late evening and was also celebrated with the victory of the Austrian national team against Romania. This combination of club celebration and national success ensured an unforgettable atmosphere and showed the tight band between the football community in Traun and the entire nation.

With an optimistic look into the future, SV Haka Traun plans to continue to actively get involved in football and to continue the tradition and culture of the association. It is also checked whether the record of the oldest championship team in the Guinness Book of Records is worth an entry. The region's football fans can be excited to see what the next 100 years will bring!