BSV Bern is a Swiss professional handball team located in Bern, that plays in the Quickline Handball League.
History
The club was founded in 1951. The club was founded by Emil Horle.Unsere Geschichte. Saison 1951. BSV Bern, retrieved 13 March 2023 The team was promoted to the first division in the 1959/60 season. The following year, the team became champions. In the 1979/80 season, the team won the Swiss championship title undefeated. No other team has managed to achieve this so far. BSV became champion again in the 1984/85 season. At the end of the 1998/99 season, the team was relegated from the first division after 39 years. In 2003, they reached the top flight again and have been playing there ever since. In 2002, BSV merged with Handball Muri Bern and continued under the name BSV Bern Muri. In 2018, they decided to go under the name BSV Bern again.
Crest, colours, supporters
Club crest
Kits
HOME
AWAY
Sports Hall information
Arena: - Mobiliar Arena City: - Gümligen Capacity: - 2350 Address: - Rohrmattstrasse 12, 3073 Gümligen, Switzerland
Management
PositionName President Anton Gäumann Sport Director Guido Frei Club manager Pascale Tiefenbach
Team
Current squad
Squad for the 2023–24 season
BSV BernGoalkeepers 1 Fabio Brändle 12 Dario Ferrante 16 Mathieu Seravalli 30 Aurel Bringolf (c) Left Wingers 3 Daniel Weingartner 4 Nik Jauer 19 Marco Strahm Right Wingers 9 Simon Getzmann 18 Levin Wanner 26 Jan Allemann Line Players 20 Hannes Nyström 22 Matthias Widmer 23 Kaspar Arn 77 Mats Hirt
Left Backs 6 Dominik Weiss 15 Samuel Weingartner 21 Lucas Rohr 25 Ivan Corluka 34 Ardin Berisha 96 Gabriel Ottrubay Central Backs 2 Nico Eggimann 5 Timo Lüthi 8 Tobias Spring 11 Felix Aellen Right Backs 13 Michael Kusio 24 Destiny Oyamendan 28 Claudio Vögtli 52 Sandro Gantner
Technical staff Head coach: Martin Rubin Assistant coach: David Staudenmann Goalkeeping coach: Antoine Ebinger Fitness coach: Matthias Heger Physiotherapist: Jonas Engel
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining Lenny Rubin (LB) from TVB Stuttgarthttps://www.handball-world.news/artikel/habe-mir-den-sommer-sportlich-anders-vorgestellt-neuer-klub-fuer-lenny-rubin-1246536
Leaving Michael Kusio (RB) to USAM Nîmes Gardhttps://www.handball.ch/de/news/2026/kusio-wechsel-fra/ Levin Wanner (RW) to TBV Lemgohttps://www.handball-world.news/artikel/lemgo-verpflichtet-weiteren-schweizer-fluegelspieler-1194348 Lenny Rubin (LB) to TBV Lemgohttps://www.handball-world.news/artikel/offiziell-lemgo-verpflichtet-suton-ersatz-1253603
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2025–26 seasonJoining Jonas Kalt (LB) from HSC Suhr Aarau Luc Stettler (CB) from TV Steffisburg
Leaving Dominik Weiss (LB) to HC Oppenweiler/Backnanghttps://www.hcob.de/news/meldung/dominik-weiss-soll-eine-fuehrungsrolle-uebernehmen Felix Aellen (CB) to ThSV Eisenachhttps://www.thsv-eisenach.de/aktuelles/detail/schweizer-top-scorer-und-wm-shootingstar-thsv-verpflichtet-jungen-spielmacher Claudio Vögtli (RB) to RTV 1879 Basel
Transfers for the 2023–24 seasonJoining Dominik Weiss (LB) from VfL Lübeck-Schwartau Levin Wanner (RW) from HC Kriens-Luzern Daniel Weingartner (LW) from BSV Stans Michael Kusio (RB) from Kadetten Schaffhausen
Leaving Ante Kaleb (CB) to GC Amicitia Zürich Pontus Zetterman (RB) to Önnereds HK
Titles
Quickline Handball League Winner (3) : 1961, 1980, 1985
EHF ranking
Rank Team Points107 KH Besa Famgas44108 USAM Nîmes44109 Red Boys Differdange42110 BSV Bern42111 HC Buzău41112 Kur40113 Bregenz Handball30
Former club members
Notable former players
Marc Baumgartner (1987–1994, 2005–2006) Aurel Bringolf (2022–) (2007–2019) (2006–2007) (1999–2003, 2011–2012) (1996–1997) Alen Milosevic (2007–2013) Nikola Portner (2010–2014) (2012–2014) Samuel Röthlisberger (2011–2017) (2023–) (2020–2022) Ante Kaleb (2019–2023) Nikola Kedžo (2016–2017) Václav Lanča (2002) (2011–2015) Jakub Szymanski (2016–2019) (2023–) Han Kyung-tai (2003–2007) (2017–2020) Dragan Marjanac (2011–2018) Uroš Mitrović (2013–2019) Zlatko Portner (1994–1997, 1999–2002) (2003–2005) (2021–2023)
Former coaches Seasons Coach Country 2017–2021 Aleksandar Stevic 2021– Martin Rubin
References
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