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Sturm Graz II - المباريات، الجداول والترتيبات، اللاعبين، الإحصائيات والأخبار

Sturm Graz II
Austria Regionalliga Mitte توقعات
W L L W W L D L L W
Floridsdorfer AC ضد Sturm Graz II 05/25/2025 15:00

Austria 2. Liga

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النتيجة الصحيحة

الأهداف المتوسطة

وكلاء المراهنات غريب

النتيجة

Austria 2. Liga

A2L

Floridsdorfer AC

34

30

36

2

0 - 1

2.12

2.78

آخر مرة بشكل عام

المباريات الملعوبة Sturm Graz II

16.05.25

Sturm Graz II

SV Lafnitz

AT2

11.05.25

SV Ried

Sturm Graz II

AT2

03.05.25

Sturm Graz II

St Polten

AT2

29.04.25

Sturm Graz II

First Vienna FC 1894

AT2

25.04.25

FC Flyeralarm Admira

Sturm Graz II

AT2

21.04.25

Sturm Graz II

SV Horn

AT2

11.04.25

ASK Voitsberg

Sturm Graz II

AT2

05.04.25

Sturm Graz II

Austria Lustenau

AT2

28.03.25

SV Stripfing/Weiden

Sturm Graz II

AT2

14.03.25

Sturm Graz II

FC Liefering

AT2

08.03.25

Sturm Graz II

SKU Amstetten

AT2

01.03.25

SV Kapfenberg

Sturm Graz II

AT2

22.02.25

Sturm Graz II

Rapid Vienna II

AT2

07.02.25

Sturm Graz II

NK Rudes

EF

02.02.25

Sturm Graz II

FC Rukh Lviv

EF

24.01.25

Sturm Graz II

FC Gleisdorf 09

EF

17.01.25

Sturm Graz II

SC Weiz

EF

07.12.24

SW Bregenz

Sturm Graz II

AT2

30.11.24

Sturm Graz II

Floridsdorfer AC

AT2

22.11.24

SV Lafnitz

Sturm Graz II

AT2

09.11.24

Sturm Graz II

SV Ried

AT2

01.11.24

St Polten

Sturm Graz II

AT2

26.10.24

Sturm Graz II

FC Flyeralarm Admira

AT2

18.10.24

SV Horn

Sturm Graz II

AT2

10.10.24

Sturm Graz II

Floridsdorfer AC

EF

04.10.24

First Vienna FC 1894

Sturm Graz II

AT2

28.09.24

Sturm Graz II

ASK Voitsberg

AT2

24.09.24

Sturm Graz II

SV Stripfing/Weiden

AT2

21.09.24

Austria Lustenau

Sturm Graz II

AT2

30.08.24

FC Liefering

Sturm Graz II

AT2

23.08.24

SKU Amstetten

Sturm Graz II

AT2

17.08.24

Sturm Graz II

SV Kapfenberg

AT2

10.08.24

Rapid Vienna II

Sturm Graz II

AT2

03.08.24

Sturm Graz II

SW Bregenz

AT2

فوز

تعادل

فاز

إحصائيات عامة

Sturm Graz II

المباريات التي شارك فيها: 34

أهداف (سجل/خالف)

58

1.71

1.44

49

تحت/فوق

1.5

7

21%

79%

27

2.5

12

35%

65%

22

3.5

19

56%

44%

15

المباريات التي سجل فيها الفريقان (نعم/لا)

22

65%

35%

12

حافظة نظيفة (نعم/لا)

9

26%

74%

25

سجل هدفًا (نعم/لا)

28

82%

18%

6

مباريات

تاريخ

المباراة

25.05.25

A2L

Floridsdorfer AC – Sturm Graz II

Austria Regionalliga Mitte Table

Pos #	Team	نقاط	مباريات ملعوبة	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	WSPG Wels	58	27	18	4	5	60 - 31	29
2	Union Gurten	49	27	14	7	6	35 - 23	12
3	WAC St Andra II	48	27	14	6	7	43 - 24	19
4	Askoe Oedt	48	27	14	6	7	64 - 39	25
5	SPG Wallern/ASV St. Marienkirchen	44	27	12	8	7	57 - 36	21
6	SC Weiz	40	27	12	4	11	64 - 47	17
7	Leoben DSV	39	27	12	3	12	44 - 53	-9
8	St. Anna am Aigen	38	27	11	5	11	41 - 51	-10
9	Junge Wikinger Ried	38	27	12	2	13	50 - 51	-1
10	FC Gleisdorf 09	34	27	10	4	13	38 - 49	-11
11	LASK Linz II	33	27	9	6	12	45 - 41	4
12	Deutschlandsberger SC	32	27	8	8	11	49 - 55	-6
13	SK Treibach	32	27	9	5	13	29 - 52	-23
14	UVB Vocklamarkt	25	27	7	4	16	39 - 58	-19
15	SK Vorwärts Steyr	24	27	6	6	15	25 - 43	-18
16	SV Wildon	23	27	5	8	14	30 - 60	-30

Austria Regionalliga Mitte Fixtures

05/23/2025 17:00

WAC St Andra II

05/23/2025 17:00

UVB Vocklamarkt

05/23/2025 17:00

Deutschlandsberger SC

SK Vorwärts Steyr

05/23/2025 17:00

Junge Wikinger Ried

05/23/2025 17:00

SPG Wallern/ASV St. Marienkirchen

05/23/2025 17:00

05/23/2025 17:30

FC Gleisdorf 09

05/24/2025 17:00

St. Anna am Aigen

05/26/2025 17:00

UVB Vocklamarkt

05/28/2025 17:00

Austria Regionalliga Mitte Results

05/17/2025 17:00

FC Gleisdorf 09

Deutschlandsberger SC

05/17/2025 15:00

Junge Wikinger Ried

05/17/2025 13:30

05/16/2025 17:00

UVB Vocklamarkt

SPG Wallern/ASV St. Marienkirchen

05/16/2025 17:00

SK Vorwärts Steyr

05/16/2025 17:00

St. Anna am Aigen

05/16/2025 17:00

WAC St Andra II

05/16/2025 16:00

05/10/2025 17:00

UVB Vocklamarkt

Junge Wikinger Ried

05/10/2025 14:00

WAC St Andra II

SK Sturm Graz II Football Club, commonly referred to as Sturm Graz II, is a professional football club based in Graz, Austria. Serving as the reserve team to the main SK Sturm Graz, the club plays an important role in developing young talent and providing a pathway to the senior squad. Established in 1909, Sturm Graz II has contributed significantly to the football landscape in Austria, taking part in various national leagues and competitions.The team plays its home matches at the Trainingszentrum Messendorf, a modern facility with a capacity of approximately 2,000 spectators. The club’s traditional colors are black and white, mirroring those of the senior team, and the crest features the club’s iconic logo.Sturm Graz II boasts an enthusiastic following, especially among local fans and supporters of player development. While the rivalries are not as intense as those at the senior level, the club maintains competitive spirit, with matches often drawing interest from scouts and supporters eager to see future first-team stars.Over time, Sturm Graz II has seen several talented players progress through its ranks, some of whom have gone on to represent the senior SK Sturm Graz or establish themselves across Austrian and international leagues. The club has produced notable names, including international footballers such as Jakob Jantscher and Stefan Hierländer. Although the primary focus is on player development rather than silverware, Sturm Graz II has achieved solid performances in Austria’s 2. Liga and Regionalliga.With a strong structure and developmental philosophy, Sturm Graz II is considered a vital institution within the SK Sturm Graz ecosystem, embodying the club’s tradition of fostering young footballers and contributing to Austrian football culture.

Team:	Sturm Graz II
Full name:	Sportklub Sturm Graz Amateure
Country:	Austria
Nickname:	Die Schwoazn Amateure (The Blackies Amateurs)
Founded:	01/05/1909 (as part of SK Sturm Graz)
Colors:	Black-White
Stadium:	Trainingszentrum Messendorf Approx. 2,000 capacity
Address:	Messendorfberg 57 8042 Graz, Austria
Telephone:	+43 316 771 771
Fax:	+43 316 771 771 77
Homepage:	https://sksturm.at
Email:	[email protected]

History of Sturm Graz II

Founded

Sturm Graz II, officially acting as the amateur and developmental side of SK Sturm Graz, traces its origins to the main club’s founding in 1909. However, as a structured team aimed at providing playing opportunities for emerging talents, Sturm Graz II’s modern presence was strengthened in the early 2000s, participating in Austria’s third and second tiers. The club’s philosophy centers on nurturing youth talent, giving them professional experience and a pathway to break into first-team football. Sturm Graz II played a crucial role in expanding the club’s capabilities, especially after Austria’s football restructuring which emphasized reserve teams in competitive leagues.

Over the years, Sturm Graz II has been vital for the progression of young prospects from the club’s academy to top-level football, yielding athletes who made notable impacts in the Austrian Bundesliga and abroad. While not focused on major trophies, the team has built a respectable presence, reaching the 2. Liga—the second-highest level in Austria—in 2022.

Sturm Graz II holds a strong tradition of resilience and competitiveness, regularly integrating academy talents, and forming an essential bridge between the youth setup and the senior squad of SK Sturm Graz.

Finances and Ownership

Like most Austrian reserve sides, Sturm Graz II operates under the ownership and management of its parent club, SK Sturm Graz. The main club is owned by its members (Verein structure), with a professional board overseeing daily operations. Financial resources for Sturm Graz II are allocated as part of SK Sturm Graz’s youth and development budgets, with expenditures focusing on player development, coaching, and facilities.

SK Sturm Graz’s prudent financial management ensures sustainable operations for both the first team and youth sectors. Sponsorship support and central funding from the Austrian Football Bundesliga help—in addition to revenue streams derived from player sales and participation in national competitions.

Sturm Graz II’s role is developmental and not profit-seeking. Its financial focus is on nurturing talent, providing a pipeline for future first-team players, and contributing to the longevity and competitiveness of the SK Sturm Graz footballing project.

Culture and Fanbase

Sturm Graz II’s culture is closely aligned with the overall Sturm Graz philosophy: hard work, discipline, and community involvement. While the reserve team does not command the same attendance or popularity as the senior squad, matches at Messendorf regularly attract family, youth supporters, and scouts. The fan culture is familial and supportive, fostering the growth of potential first-team stars.

SK Sturm Graz and its reserve team are integral to the cultural identity of Graz and the region of Styria. Local pride runs deep, and many supporters watch Sturm Graz II as a chance to witness the “next big thing” for the main squad. Community outreach, youth engagement, and football education are central to the club’s ethos.

Sturm Graz II reflects a broader commitment to Austrian football development, with graduates often seen as ambassadors of the club’s values and playing style.

Player

The club is home to several promising young players, some of whom have gone on to feature for SK Sturm Graz or other top clubs in Austria and Europe.

Sturm Graz II has a strong tradition of producing talented footballers, with recent examples including Jakob Jantscher, Stefan Hierländer, and Andreas Schicker (now sporting director), who began their careers within the club’s youth structure. The current squad consists of a blend of academy graduates and key young talents from Austria and neighboring countries.

Typical squads have featured youth internationals and players who contribute both on the pitch and in the club’s broader development system. The club is known for its structured training programs, tactical discipline, and ability to transition young players to the professional stage.

Famous Players

Several notable players have passed through Sturm Graz II, including:

Jakob Jantscher: An Austrian international who rose through the ranks at Sturm Graz, featuring for both the reserve and first team before playing in Switzerland, Turkey, and Russia.
Stefan Hierländer: Developed at Sturm Graz II, he progressed to the senior team and now captains SK Sturm Graz, as well as having stints at FC Red Bull Salzburg and representing the Austria national team.
Andreas Schicker: Former reserve squad standout, played for Sturm Graz first team, and now serves as the club’s sporting director.
Martin Ehrenreich: Played for Sturm Graz II before making his mark in the Austrian Bundesliga with the main squad. Later became involved in coaching and player development.
Philipp Huspek: Developed in the reserve side, later achieved success in the Austrian Bundesliga.

Several of these players are considered role models for academy talents and continue to influence the club through coaching and development roles.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	David Schloffer	FW	41	101	0.41
2	Jakob Jantscher	FW	37	83	0.45
3	Julian Gölles	FW	29	71	0.41
4	Philipp Huspek	FW	25	67	0.37
5	Martin Ehrenreich	DF	16	95	0.17
6	Michael John Lema	MF	13	55	0.24
7	Lukas Geyrhofer	DF	11	91	0.12
8	Moritz Wels	MF	10	34	0.29
9	Michael Lang	MF	9	77	0.12
10	Oliver Filip	FW	8	28	0.29

Typical Squad

Sturm Graz II commonly lines up in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, giving young players tactical flexibility across positions:

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper anchors the defense; recent notable players in the position include Luka Maric and Maximilian Breunig.

Defender

The backline typically includes developing center-backs and full-backs, with a focus on tactical discipline. Lukas Geyrhofer and Emmanuel Shashoua have both been notable in recent seasons.

Midfielder

Midfielders are valued for their versatility and work rate. Michael John Lema and Moritz Wels, both youth internationals, have taken roles in central and attacking midfield positions.

Forward

Forwards are responsible for much of the team’s goal threat. David Schloffer and Jakob Jantscher are prime examples, both having used their Sturm Graz II experience as a springboard for greater success.

The reserve team is also a testing ground for tactical instruction and the promotion of youth players into the senior matchday squad.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Sturm Graz II continuing its tradition as the launchpad for future first-team stars, competing in Austria’s 2. Liga. The squad is a blend of talented youngsters and a handful of experienced development players. Below is an overview of the current squad as of 2024:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Luka Maric		Austria	12/02/2005
Updating	31	Maximilian Breunig		Germany	14/07/2000
Defender
Updating	5	Lukas Geyrhofer		Austria	28/12/1999
Updating	14	Emmanuel Shashoua		England	14/07/2000
Updating	19	Phillipp Sittsam		Austria	22/01/2002
Midfielder
Updating	8	Michael John Lema		Tanzania/Austria	03/04/1999
Updating	6	Moritz Wels		Austria	25/09/2004
Updating	16	Michael Lang		Austria	04/07/1998
Forward
Updating	9	David Schloffer		Austria	28/04/1992
Updating	11	Jakob Jantscher		Austria	08/01/1989
Updating	18	Julian Gölles		Austria	22/09/1999
Manager
Updating		Thomas Hösele		Austria	15/07/1971
Ass. Manager
Updating		Updating...		Updating...

Coach

SK Sturm Graz II, the reserve team of SK Sturm Graz, plays a vital role in the development of young football talents in Austria. Over the years, the team has been led by a series of dedicated coaches, many of whom have contributed significantly to the club’s mission of nurturing future stars for the senior squad. The following are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of Sturm Graz II:

Thomas Hösele: Serving as head coach from 2016 to 2022, Hösele guided Sturm Graz II through a period of strong development, leading the club to promotion to Austria’s 2. Liga for the first time in the 2021-22 season. His leadership established new standards for youth development and competitive performance.
Markus Schopp: Schopp managed Sturm Graz II from 2012 to 2017, playing a pivotal role in the early careers of several players who graduated to the first team and even the Austrian Bundesliga. His tenure is widely recognized for professionalizing the second team and integrating its playing philosophy with the senior squad.
Daniel Beichler: Appointed in 2023, Beichler, a former Sturm Graz and Austria international player, has brought fresh ideas and continued focus on player development, ensuring the team remains competitive in the Austrian 2. Liga.
Marco Heil: As interim head coach in 2022, Heil steered the team through a transition period following Hösele’s departure and kept the squad’s focus before a new permanent appointment was made.

These coaches, along with others, have ensured that Sturm Graz II serves as a crucial stepping stone for talented young players aiming to reach the professional level, securing the club’s future both on and off the pitch.

Period	Manager	Country	born
17/07/2023 – present	Daniel Beichler	Austria	13/10/1989
01/07/2022 – 16/07/2023	Marco Heil (interim)	Austria	13/07/1983
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2022	Thomas Hösele	Austria	23/10/1974
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2016	Markus Schopp	Austria	22/02/1974
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2012	Andreas Haas	Austria	Updating...
01/07/2008 – 30/06/2010	Gerhard Fellner	Austria	24/04/1969
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2008	Gilbert Prilasnig	Austria	01/04/1973
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2005	Ferdinand Feldhofer	Austria	23/10/1979
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2002	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1999 – 30/06/2000	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1997 – 30/06/1999	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Sturm Graz II, also known as SK Sturm Graz II, is the reserve team of SK Sturm Graz and plays in the Austrian football league system. The team is based in Graz, Austria. Its crest and traditional colors closely reflect the identity of its parent club, SK Sturm Graz, with some unique features pertinent to the second team.

The current crest of Sturm Graz II features a black and white circular emblem, incorporating the traditional "Sturm" flag in the center, with the club's foundation year, 1909, inscribed. Historically, Sturm Graz has maintained a consistent crest design, and Sturm Graz II has followed suit, using simplified or slightly altered versions of the first team's badge depending on the season and kit suppliers. Over the years, the core elements—black and white palette, circular design, "Sturm" banner—have always remained the same, underscoring the team's deep connection to the wider Sturm Graz family.

The traditional colors of Sturm Graz II are black and white, representing strength and unity. In their home kits, these colors usually feature in bold stripes or blocks, while the away kits occasionally incorporate contrasting colors such as green or gold for distinction. Throughout the club's history, the black and white colors have always been prominent and are recognized throughout Austrian football.

Overall, the crest and colors of Sturm Graz II play an integral role in establishing their visual identity and maintaining continuity with the legacy of SK Sturm Graz.

Fan Club

Sturm Graz II enjoys strong support from the broader Sturm Graz fan community. While the reserve team does not have independent ultra groups the way the parent club does, its matches often attract dedicated fans, family members, and youth academy supporters. The support base is exceptionally passionate about player development and the future of SK Sturm Graz, viewing the second team as a stepping stone for young talent to break into first-team football.

The most renowned fan group associated with Sturm Graz is "Brigata Graz," which occasionally supports the reserve side at crucial matches or derbies. Typical fan features include black-and-white scarves, flags, and coordinated chants, reflecting unity throughout the Sturm Graz organization. The supporters are known for their welcoming atmosphere, fostering community and encouragement rather than intense rivalry.

Fan culture at Sturm Graz II matches emphasizes positive support, growth, and nurturing local talent, contributing to the development of Austrian football and maintaining a strong club identity from academy level upwards.

Stadium

Sturm Graz II plays their home matches at the Trainingszentrum Messendorf, located in Graz, Austria. The facility is primarily used for youth and reserve team matches and is an essential part of the Sturm Graz organization's player development pipeline.

The stadium has a modest seating capacity, typically accommodating around 2,000 spectators. Although not as expansive or iconic as the Merkur Arena—home to the first team—it is modern, well-maintained, and has seen regular upgrades to support matchday operations and training needs. The Messendorf training center includes several pitches, training facilities, and amenities for both players and fans.

Throughout the years, the stadium has undergone periodic renovations to improve both playing surfaces and spectator experience, ensuring it stays at the forefront of youth and reserve football infrastructure in Austria.

Honours and Awards

Sturm Graz II, as a reserve team, focuses primarily on player development and league competition within the Austrian lower divisions. While the team does not compete for the same honors as the senior squad, they have made significant achievements, particularly in league progression and player promotion to the first team. Below is an overview of their most notable records:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Austrian Regionalliga Central	1	Champion (Promotion to 2. Liga)	2021/22
2	Player Development (Promotion to First Team)	Multiple	Successful Graduates	Updating...
3	Austrian Cup	0	-	Updating...
4	European Competitions	0	-	Updating...

Sturm Graz II’s primary achievements are reflected in the progression of players to the senior team and their status as a platform for youth development in Austrian football.

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FAQs about Sturm Graz II

Q: What league does Sturm Graz II currently play in?

A: Sturm Graz II competes in the Austrian 2. Liga, the second-highest division in Austrian football.

Q: What is the main purpose of Sturm Graz II?

A: The team serves as the reserve and development squad for SK Sturm Graz, focusing on nurturing young talents for promotion to the first team.

Q: Where is Sturm Graz II based?

A: Sturm Graz II is based in Graz, Austria, and trains and plays home matches at the Trainingszentrum Messendorf.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Sturm Graz II?

A: The club’s traditional colors are black and white, reflecting their connection to SK Sturm Graz.

Q: Who are some notable players that have come through Sturm Graz II?

A: Several current SK Sturm Graz first team players, such as David Affengruber and Tobias Koch, have developed through Sturm Graz II. (Note: Player examples may change; always refer to the latest team sheet for updates.)

Q: What is the capacity of the team's regular home stadium?

A: Trainingszentrum Messendorf can accommodate approximately 2,000 spectators.

Q: Do Sturm Graz II have their own dedicated ultras or fan group?

A: While they do not have separate ultras groups, the team is supported by the wider Sturm Graz supporter base, especially "Brigata Graz".

Q: Has Sturm Graz II ever won any national or European titles?

A: As of 2024, Sturm Graz II’s main achievement is promotion to the 2. Liga after winning the Austrian Regionalliga Central in 2021/22. They do not compete in European club tournaments.

Q: What age group primarily makes up Sturm Graz II?

A: The squad mainly consists of players aged 17-23, serving as a bridge between the academy and the first team.

Q: Can players move freely between Sturm Graz II and the SK Sturm Graz first team?

A: Yes, players can be promoted or reassigned between the two squads based on performance, fitness, and development needs.

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