TJ Tatran Bohunice

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TJ Tatran Bohunice
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Full nameTělovýchovná jednota Tatran Bohunice
Founded1929 [1]
GroundStadion Tatran Bohunice [1]
Capacity600 [1]
ChairmanLubomír Němec [2]
ManagerFrantišek Schneider, Zdeněk Partyš [2]
League Czech Fourth Division  – Divize D
2023–24 MSFL, 17th (relegated)

TJ Tatran Bohunice is a Czech sports club from the district of Bohunice in Brno, founded in 1929 as SK Slavoj Brno-Bohunice. [1] As of 2024 the football club plays in the Czech Fourth Division. The club plays its home games at the Tatran Bohunice Stadium with capacity of 600 people. [1]

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History

The club competed in the regional championship, the fifth tier of Czech football, between 2014 and 2022. After playing a single season, 2022–23, in the Czech Fourth Division, the club had an administrative promotion to the third tier. In their sole season playing in the Moravian-Silesian Football League the club finished last, ensuring their immediate relegation to the Fourth Division. [3]

Other sports

TJ Tatran is best known for the success of the association football department within the club. However, TJ Tatran does have departments for other sports such as men's and women's handball. [4]

Historical names

Sources: [1]

Season-by-season record

Association football

Sources: [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

SeasonDivision Level PositionNotes
Czechoslovakia (1946–1993)
1946–47 [12] I. B class, BZMŽF – II. district42ndPromoted
...
1965–66I. A class, South Moravia – group A57th
1966–67I. A class, South Moravia – group A54th
...
1991–92 [13] I. A class, South Moravia – group B61stPromoted
1992–93Regional Championship (South Moravia)54th
Czech Republic (1993– )
1993–94Regional Championship (South Moravia)56th
1994–95Regional Championship (South Moravia)53rd
1995–96Regional Championship (South Moravia)510th
1996–97Regional Championship (South Moravia)510th
1997–98Regional Championship (South Moravia)54th
1998–99Regional Championship (South Moravia)59th
1999–00Regional Championship (South Moravia)54th
2000–01Regional Championship (South Moravia)53rd
2001–02Regional Championship (South Moravia)53rd
2002–03Regional Championship (South Moravia)56th
2003–04Regional Championship (South Moravia)53rd
2004–05Regional Championship (South Moravia)58th
2005–06Regional Championship (South Moravia)57th
2006–07Regional Championship (South Moravia)56th
2007–08Regional Championship (South Moravia)56th
2008–09Regional Championship (South Moravia)59th
2009–10Regional Championship (South Moravia)55th
2010–11Regional Championship (South Moravia)51stPromoted
2011–12 Division D 414th
2012–13 Division D 414th
2013–14 Division D 416thRelegated
2014–15Regional Championship (South Moravia)51st
2015–16Regional Championship (South Moravia)52nd
2016–17Regional Championship (South Moravia)54th
2017–18Regional Championship (South Moravia)52nd
2018–19Regional Championship (South Moravia)55th
2019–20Regional Championship (South Moravia)51stSeason abandoned
2020–21Regional Championship (South Moravia)53rdSeason abandoned
2021–22Regional Championship (South Moravia)51stPromoted
2022–23 Division D 43rdPromoted
2023–24 Moravian-Silesian Football League 317thRelegated

Association football (reserve team; defunct)

Sources: [14] [10] [15] [16]

SeasonDivision Level PositionNotes
Czechoslovakia (1992–1993)
1992–93City Competition (Brno)98th
Czech Republic (1993–2015)
1993–94City Competition (Brno)91stPromoted
1994–95City Championship (Brno)8
1995–96City Championship (Brno)87th
1996–97City Championship (Brno)86th
1997–98City Championship (Brno)8
1998–99City Championship (Brno)83rd
1999–00City Championship (Brno)8
2000–01City Championship (Brno)81stPromoted
2001–02 [17] I. B class, South Moravia – group D711th
2002–03I. B class, South Moravia – group B74th
2003–04I. B class, South Moravia – group B74th
2004–05I. B class, South Moravia – group B79th
2005–06I. B class, South Moravia – group B711th
2006–07I. B class, South Moravia – group B711th
2007–08I. B class, South Moravia – group B713thRelegated
2008–09City Championship (Brno)83rd
2009–10City Championship (Brno)83rd
2010–11City Championship (Brno)84th
2011–12City Championship (Brno)84th
2012–13City Championship (Brno)82nd
2013–14City Championship (Brno)81stPromoted
2014–15I. B class, South Moravia – group A78thReserve team defunct

Men's Czech handball

Sources: [18] [19] [20]

SeasonDivisionLevelPositionNotes
Czech Republic (2009– )
2009–10Second League (South Moravia)37th
2010–11Second League (South Moravia)38th
2011–12Second League (South Moravia)35th
2012–13Second League (South Moravia)31stPromoted
2013–14First League28th
2014–15First League212thRelegated
2015–16Second League (South Moravia)31stMatch for promotion (defeat)
2016–17Second League (South Moravia)35th
2017–18Second League (South Moravia)39th
2018–19Second League (South Moravia)31stMatch for promotion (defeat)
2019–20Second League (South Moravia)31stSeason abandoned
2020–21Second League (South Moravia)32ndSeason abandoned
2021–22Second League (South Moravia)31stPromoted
2022–23First League23rd
2023–24First League2

Women's Czech handball

Sources: [21] [22] [23]

SeasonDivisionLevelPositionNotes
Czech Republic (2009– )
2009–10Second League (Moravia)36th
2010–11Second League (Moravia)36th
2011–12Second League (Moravia)33rd
2012–13Second League (Moravia)31stPromoted
2013–14First League211thRelegated
2014–15Second League (Moravia)37th
2015–16Second League (East)34th
2016–17Second League (East)34th
2017–18Second League (East)33rdPromoted
2018–19First League210th
2019–20First League211thSeason abandoned
2020–21First League25thSeason abandoned
2021–22First League27th
2022–23First League29th
2023–24First League2

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