HSV De Zuidvogels

HSV De Zuidvogels is a Dutch amateur football club based in Huizen, North Holland. The club was founded on April 15, 1928, by a group of enthusiastic young people who all shared a passion for football. Since there was already a football club called Huizen (now known as SV Huizen) in the northern neighborhood of Huizen, it was decided to establish the club Zuidvogels in the southern neighborhood.

In 1952, the club was renamed HSV De Zuidvogels, which stands for Huizense Sport Vereniging. The club experienced steady growth, and in 1963 the members themselves built a new clubhouse, which has been expanded and renovated several times over the years.

HSV De Zuidvogels currently has more than 70 teams, making it not only the largest football club in Huizen but also one of the largest in the ‘t Gooi region and surroundings. The club shares the “Sportpark Wolfskamer” at Bestevaer in Huizen with SV Huizen and Skiclub Wolfskamer. The facility includes eight fields: three grass pitches, three artificial turf fields, and two Cruyff Courts.