SK Rapid Wien (women)

SK Rapid Wien is a football club based in Vienna-Hütteldorf. The women’s football section of SK Rapid was founded in June 2022. They play in the in the 2. Liga. The second team plays in the Vienna Women’s Regional League (third tier).

In June 2022, SK Rapid decided that the club would field a women's team in league play by summer 2024. In August 2023, Katja Gürtler was hired by SK Rapid to lead the girls' and women's football project together with Willi Schuldes and Matias Costa. Gürtler also serves as head coach of the first women's team. Rapidplayed in the 2024/25 season in the Vienna Women's Landesliga (SK Rapid Women) and in the 1st Class (SK Rapid Women II). Claudia Bauer became head coach of SK Rapid Women II.

The women's team played their first match on 24February 2024. The friendly match against SU Schönbrunn was won 4-1 at the Hetzendorf sports ground. On 16 March 2024, the women's team played their first home match. The friendly against Traiskirchen ended 2-1 for the Green-Whites.Rapid's women's team started in the third tier of the Vienna Women's Landesliga. A special permit from the Vienna Football Association makes it possible to skip two leagues. ^[1]

The first league match was won 11-0 away against SV Essling Women on 1 September 2024. In April 2025, Rapid Women secured the championship title in the Vienna Women's Landesliga with four rounds remaining in the season. ^[2] After winning the relegation play-off, the Rapid women were promoted to the 2nd league. ^[3]

Current squad

As of 10 April 2026 ^[4]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  Austria Jasmin Zotter 3 DF  Austria Flora Zimmermann 4 DF  Austria Ronja Leidler 5 DF  Spain Victoria Leitner-Garcia 6 DF  Austria Birgit Muck 7 MF  Austria Kristina Decker 9 MF  Austria Sandrina Haupt 10 FW  Austria Jasmin König 11 MF  Slovenia Viktoria Bittendorfer 13 DF  Austria Isabell Schneiderbauer 14 FW  Austria Sophia Johnston 15 FW  Austria Hannah Gessl

No. Pos. Nation Player 16 MF  Austria Annika Seidl 17 FW  Austria Lisa Rammel 18 MF  Germany Milla Puck 19 FW  Austria Lana Khalaf 20 FW  Austria Vanessa Rauter 21 FW  Italy Francesca Nunziata 22 MF  Austria Ilvy Taucher 24 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Aldijana Masinovic 26 GK  Netherlands Kayleigh Van Niehoff 27 MF  Austria Tabea Aitenbichler 29 DF  Austria Tina Charwat — DF  Austria Tatjana Tinesz