Definition
SV Seekirchen 1945 is an Austrian association football club headquartered in the town of Seekirchen am Wallersee, in the state of Salzburg.
Overview
The club was founded in 1945, shortly after the end of World War II, as a local sports association devoted to football. Throughout its history, SV Seekirchen 1945 has competed in various tiers of the Austrian football league system. In recent decades the senior team has been a regular participant in the Regionalliga West, the third level of Austrian football, and has earned a reputation for developing young talent that often progresses to higher‑level clubs in Austria and abroad. The club also fields junior and amateur sides, contributing to the sporting life of the Seekirchen community.
Etymology / Origin
- SV: An abbreviation of the German term Sportverein, meaning “sports club.”
- Seekirchen: Refers to the town of Seekirchen am Wallersee, the club’s home municipality.
- 1945: Denotes the year of the club’s establishment, marking its post‑war origins.
Characteristics
- Home ground: The team plays its home matches at a municipal sports facility in Seekirchen, which accommodates a modest number of spectators typical for clubs at this level.
- Club colours: The traditional kit colours are red and white, which are featured on the club’s crest and match apparel.
- Organisation: Operates as a registered sports association (e.V.) with a board of directors, a senior team, and a structured youth academy.
- Competitive record: While the club has not secured a national championship, it has achieved several promotions to the Regionalliga West and has participated in the Austrian Cup on multiple occasions, occasionally reaching the later rounds.
Related Topics
- Austrian football league system
- Regionalliga West (Austria)
- Seekirchen am Wallersee (municipality)
- Youth development in Austrian football
Note: Specific details such as the exact name of the home stadium, seating capacity, and recent season results should be verified against up‑to‑date club publications and official league records.