Ennepetal

Charles Atsina, a Ghanaian-Italian forward on the books for a single season, put them all past one opponent in the first round of the 2014–15 cup.

TuS Ennepetal grew out of a merger in the Milspe district, where Sport-Verein Milspe brought together FC Hertha 07 and Preußen Milspe in 1911. A second merger followed in 1933, with the Rahlenbecker Turnklub, and the club carried the Milspe name until 1952, when Milspe and Voerde were joined into the new municipality of Ennepetal and the club took the town's name with it.

The honours board is built almost entirely from the lower tiers of the Westphalian pyramid: a Kreisliga title in 2004–05, a Bezirksliga title in 2006–07, and a Landesliga title in 2008–09. The one result that stands apart is older — the Südwestfalenmeisterschaft of 1946–47, won as TuS Milspe, which sent the club up into the Landesliga. TuS Ennepetal plays now in the Oberliga Westfalen, the fifth tier, at the Bremenstadion in Milspe, in blue and white.

For two decades, from 1974 to 2000, the club's ground hosted the international under-19 Pfingstturnier, a tournament it organised rather than won. Lena Oberdorf came through the youth setup before moving on to TSG Sprockhövel and later to Wolfsburg and Bayern Munich.