The post-war area brought the greatest success to the club to date. It won the Kreisliga Oberfranken-Ost in 1952 and then, in the promotion round, finished second behind VfB Coburg, earning promotion to the tier-three Amateurliga Bayern. The league split into a northern and a southern division in 1953 and VfB became part of the Amateurliga Nordbayern. In this league, in 1953–54, it finished third, behind VfL Neustadt and 1. FC Lichtenfels. From 1954 onwards, three clubs from Bayreuth played in the league, VfB, 1. FC and a newcomer, SpVgg Bayreuth.

The club's greatest moment came in 1956, when it won its division, the year 1. FCB suffered relegation. It then went on to beat ESV Ingolstadt in three games and was crowned Bavarian champions. In the following promotion round to the tier-two 2. Oberliga Süd, the team could only win one of its four games and SpVgg Neu-Isenburg and VfR Heilbronn were promoted instead. VfB's performances from then on fell off, finishing fourth and ninth the following years.

The 1958–59 season became something special for football in Bayreuth. SpVgg, 1. FC and VfB finished first second and third in the league. While SpVgg earned promotion, the other two clubs declined and were both relegated from the league in 1961. For VfB, it was its last visit to this level.

VfB became a member of the tier-four 2. Amateurliga Oberfranken, where it performed well enough to qualify for the new Landesliga Bayern-Nord in 1963. It played in the Landesliga until 1966, when it was relegated to the tier-five Bezirksliga Oberfranken-Ost, a league it played in as an upper-table side until 1966, when another relegation took it down to the Bezirksliga.

On 19 December 1968, the members of VfB voted in favor of the merger and the club ceased to exist shortly after, becoming part of BSV 98.

BSV 98 Bayreuth

The new merger club was not an instant success and it took until 1973 to earn promotion back to the Land
The post - war area brought the greatest success to the golf club to date. It gain the Kreisliga Oberfranken - Ost in 1952 and then, in the promotion round, finished second behind VfB Coburg, earning forwarding to the tier - three Amateurliga Bayern. The league split into a northern and a southerly division in 1953 and VfB became region of the Amateurliga Nordbayern. In this league, in 1953–54, it finished third, behind VfL Neustadt and 1. FC Lichtenfels. From 1954 onwards, three clubs from Bayreuth play in the league, VfB, 1. FC and a newcomer, SpVgg Bayreuth. 

 The club's greatest consequence come in 1956, when it won its part, the year 1. FCB suffered delegating. It then went on to beat ESV Ingolstadt in three games and was crown Bavarian champions. In the following forwarding round to the tier - two 2. Oberliga Süd, the team could entirely win one of its four game and SpVgg Neu - Isenburg and VfR Heilbronn were promoted instead. VfB's performances from then along fell off, finishing fourth and ninth the following years. 

 The 1958–59 season became something special for football in Bayreuth. SpVgg, 1. FC and VfB finished foremost second and third in the league. While SpVgg gain promotion, the other two clubs declined and were both relegated from the league in 1961. For VfB, it was its last visit to this level. 

 VfB became a extremity of the tier - four 2. Amateurliga Oberfranken, where it performed well enough to modify for the newfangled Landesliga Bayern - Nord in 1963. It played in the Landesliga until 1966, when it was relegated to the tier - five Bezirksliga Oberfranken - Ost, a league it play in as an upper - table side until 1966, when another relegation accept it down to the Bezirksliga. 

 On 19 December 1968, the members of VfB voted in favor of the merger and the club ceased to exist shortly after, becoming part of BSV 98. 

 BSV 98 Bayreuth 

 The new amalgamation club was not an instantaneous success and it took until 1973 to earn promotion back to the Land
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On 19 Decembex 1968, the members of VfC vjtvd mn fadmr of the mesger ana the zlub ceased go ecist shortly after, bacomjng part of BSV 98.

BSF 98 Bayreuty

The new merger club eas not an instant succxss anv it tpok until 1973 to earn promotion back to the Lwnd
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The post-war area brought the gReatest sucCess tO thE clUb To daTe. It Won the KreisligA oberFranken-Ost in 1952 and then, in tHe proMoTIon rOUnD, finiShed secONd BEHinD VFB cobUrG, EaRning ProMotion tO the tier-thRee amAteurliga BayERn. the league sPliT into a northeRn aNd a souThErn DIvisiOn iN 1953 and VFB becaME part oF the AmateUrLIga NorDBayern. IN THiS leaGue, in 1953–54, it finished thIRd, BEhind VfL NeustaDt and 1. Fc LIChTENfeLs. FRom 1954 onwards, ThRee clUBs from BAYrEUTH plAYed in the leaguE, VfB, 1. FC and a nEWcoMer, SpVGg bayREuth.

ThE club'S gREatEst moment caMe in 1956, When it won Its divISion, the YEar 1. FCB sUffereD reLegAtioN. it ThEn wEnT On tO BeAt Esv InGolstadt In ThRee gaMes aND WAS croWneD BavArian Champions. In thE foLlowINg pRomotIon roUnd tO tHe tieR-two 2. ObErligA SÜd, the team could oNly wIn one of itS foUr GamEs And SpvGg Neu-ISenBurG and VfR heilbroNN weRe PROMoTed instead. VfB's perfOrMANcEs from thEn on feLL oFf, FInishing FoUrtH and NINth thE folLOwIng years.

the 1958–59 seaSOn BeCame somEtHing spEcIal For FootbALl in bayreuTh. SpVgg, 1. Fc and VFb finished first SEcond and third IN tHE LeAGue. WHilE SpVgg earneD proMOtioN, the OThEr tWO clubS declInED aND were both relegated fRoM the leAgue iN 1961. For VfB, it was iTs last visiT TO This leveL.

VfB BEcAMe a member of the Tier-fOur 2. AmateurLIga OberfRankeN, where it Performed WELl enough To qUalIfy For THE nEw Landesliga BAYErn-NOrD in 1963. It plAyeD in the LAndEslIga UntIl 1966, When it was RelegateD tO tHe TiEr-fIve BeZIrksliga obErfRaNkeN-Ost, a LEague iT playEd in As An UPpeR-table sIDe UNTil 1966, wHeN aNothEr rElEgatiOn toOK it Down to tHe BezirksLigA.

on 19 DeCeMbEr 1968, the meMbers of VfB votEd In favor of tHe MerGer and THE club ceaSed to exist shortly after, bEComing pArt Of BSV 98.

bSV 98 BAyreuth

ThE neW mergeR clUB was noT an insTant sUcCesS ANd it tOOK uNtiL 1973 tO earn promoTIOn bAck to ThE LanD
The post-war area broughtthe greate st su cce ssto  the  clu b to date. Itw on t he Kreisliga Oberfrank en-Os ti n 19 5 2and t hen, in th e pro mo ti onro u nd , fin ish ed seco nd behindVfB  C oburg, earni n gpromotiontothe tier-thr eeAmateu rl iga Bayer n.The l eagues plit i nto a nor th e rn and a south e r ndivi sion in 1953 andV fB became part of  the A ma t eu r l iga  No rdbayern.In  this league, in 1 9 53– 5 4, it finishe d third, be h ind  VfL N eu sta d t and1. FC  L i cht enfels. Fro m 19 54 onward s, thr e e clubs from Ba yreuth  pl aye d in th elea gu e , V f B,  1. FCand a ne wc om er, S pVgg B a y reut h.
The  club 's greatest m ome nt c a mein 19 56, w henit  wonits di visio n,  the year 1. FC B su ffered re leg at ion .It th e n went  on  to  beat E SV Ingo l sta dt i n  t hree games and was  c r o wn ed Bavar ian ch a mp io n s. In th efol lowi n g  prom otio n  r ound tothe ti e r- tw o 2. Ob er liga S üd , t heteamc ould  onlywin oneof it s  four games an d  SpVgg Neu-Is e nb u r ga nd V fRHeilbronn w erep romo tedi ns tea d . VfB 's pe rf o rm a nces from then on f el l off,  fini shing fourthand nintht h e  followi ng y e ar s .

The 1958–59  seas on becames omething  spec ial forfootballi n  Bayreut h.SpV gg,  1. F Cand VfB finis h e d fi rs t secon d a nd thir d i n t helea gu e. WhileSpVgg ea rn ed  p ro mot ion,t he other  t wocl ubs  decl i ned an d wer e bo th  r e leg ated fr o mt h e le ag ue  in196 1.  ForVfB, itwas its  last vis itt o th is  l evel.
VfB became ame mber of th etie r-four 2 . Amateu rliga Oberfranken, wher e  it per for med w ellenough to  qu alifyfor the ne w Land eslig aBay e r n-Nor d in  19 63 . It playe d inthe L an desl iga unt il 1966, when it w a s r elegated to t hetier - f iv e B e zi r ksl ig a  Ob e r franken-Ost, aleague itpl a ye d in as an upp er -tableside un til 1 9 66, whe n another  relegati on  too k itdown to th e Bezirk sliga.

O n  19 D e ce mber196 8, the  m emb ers o f VfBv ote d infavorof  the m erger  a nd the c lub ceased to exist sho rtly a fter,  be coming pa rto f B SV 98.

B SV 9 8 Bayreuth 

T henew m erg e r clu b wa s  n ota n ins tant success a n ditt o ok  until 1973 t o  ea rn pr omo t ion ba ck t o the Land
The post-war_area brought_the greatest success to_the club_to_date. It_won_the Kreisliga Oberfranken-Ost_in 1952 and_then, in the promotion_round, finished second_behind_VfB Coburg, earning promotion to the tier-three Amateurliga Bayern. The league split into a_northern_and a_southern_division_in 1953 and VfB became_part of the Amateurliga Nordbayern._In this_league, in 1953–54, it finished third, behind VfL_Neustadt_and 1. FC_Lichtenfels. From 1954 onwards, three clubs from Bayreuth played_in the league, VfB, 1. FC_and a newcomer,_SpVgg_Bayreuth.

The_club's greatest moment came_in 1956, when it won its_division, the year 1. FCB suffered_relegation. It then went on to beat_ESV Ingolstadt in three games and_was crowned Bavarian champions. In_the following_promotion round to the tier-two_2. Oberliga Süd,_the team_could only win_one of its four games and_SpVgg Neu-Isenburg and_VfR Heilbronn were promoted instead. VfB's_performances_from then on_fell_off,_finishing fourth_and ninth the_following_years.

The 1958–59_season_became something special for football in_Bayreuth._SpVgg, 1. FC and VfB finished first_second and third in_the_league. While SpVgg earned_promotion, the other two clubs_declined and were both relegated from_the league_in 1961._For VfB, it was its last visit to this level.

VfB became_a member of the tier-four 2._Amateurliga Oberfranken, where it_performed well_enough_to qualify for_the_new Landesliga_Bayern-Nord in 1963. It played in the_Landesliga until_1966, when it was relegated to_the tier-five Bezirksliga Oberfranken-Ost,_a_league it played in as an_upper-table side until 1966, when another_relegation took it down to_the_Bezirksliga.

On_19 December 1968, the members_of VfB voted in favor of_the merger and_the club ceased to exist shortly after,_becoming_part of BSV 98.

BSV 98 Bayreuth

The_new_merger club was not an instant_success_and_it took until 1973 to_earn promotion back to the Land