SSV Ettlingen
| Surname | Games and Sports Association Ettlingen 1847 e. V. |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1847 |
| Association headquarters | Ettlingen |
| Members | about 2,400 |
| Departments | 14th |
| Chairman | Friedhold Geissler |
| Homepage | www.ssv-ettlingen.de |
The game and sports association Ettlingen 1847 e. V. (SSV Ettlingen for short) is the largest sports club in the Ettlingen (Baden) region. The men's soccer team played in 1946/47 and 1947/48 in the then second-rate national league. The women's volleyball team played in the 1st Bundesliga for one year in 1985/86 .
history
TV Ettlingen
The Ettlingen gymnastics club was founded in 1847, dissolved again in 1881 and re-established in 1885. There were gymnastics, handball and fistball departments. The gymnastics club was banned in 1945 and the Ettlinger Sportvereinigung was founded . The footballers played under this name in the 1946/47 to 1947/48 season in what was then the second-rate national league. In 1950 the name was changed to Turn- und Sportverein Ettlingen , and in 1952 it was renamed Turnverein Ettlingen in 1847 . In 1970 there was a merger with the German youth force Schwarz-Weiß-Ettlingen 1920 eV to form the Turnverein / DJK Ettlingen eV
Ettlinger SV
In 1973 the Ettlingen football club merged in 1896 with the Turnverein / DJK Ettlingen eV to form the Ettlinger Sportverein 1847 eV One of the most successful ESV teams was the women's volleyball team, which played in the 1st Bundesliga in 1985/86 .
ASV Ettlingen
The Ettlingen Free Gymnastics Association was founded in 1905. In 1921, other workers 'associations were integrated and renamed the Ettlingen workers' sports cartel. In addition to the gymnasts, there were also departments for football, raffball and heavy athletics. The ASV Vorwärts Ettlingen emerged from the football department in 1922 . Both clubs were banned in 1933, based on this tradition, the Arbeitsersportverein Ettlingen 1905 eV was founded on May 23, 1952 with the departments football, volleyball, swimming (partly), heavy athletics (partly), women's gymnastics, gymnastics and youth gymnastics.
SSV Ettlingen
In 2010, Ettlinger SV 1847 and the neighboring association ASV Ettlingen merged to form SSV Ettlingen 1847 .
Departments
- Badminton since 1994
- Basketball since 1958
- Football since 1896
- Fistball 1965 to 2014
- Handball since 1919, from 1998 as a handball team in Ettlingen / Bruchhausen .
- Karate since 1984
- Running club since 1978
- Athletics since around 1921
- Swimming since around 1939
- Ski since 1975
- Tennis since 1983
- Triathlon since 1992
- Volleyball since 1970
- Water polo since 1976, from 2005 as a starting community water polo Durlach / Ettlingen .
- Cycling
Stadion
The gymnastics club and the football club had played in the Baggerloch sports park since the mid-1950s and had also built a joint clubhouse there. In 1960, the so-called stadium community for inexpensive use of the stadium (today's Albgaustadion) was founded in Ettlingen, consisting of the Ettlingen 1896 football club, the Ettlingen workers' sports club in 1905, the Schwarz-Weiß-Ettlingen 1920 DJK and the Ettlingen 1847 gymnastics club
In 1961 the Albgau Stadium was equipped with a grandstand, and in 1977 with a synthetic track necessary for athletics. After the expansion in 1981, the stadium held over 30,000 seats. The grandstand has been closed since 2008 due to safety deficiencies. The Albgau Sports Park has plastic athletics facilities, a grass field with a cinder track, 2 grass fields with floodlights, a hard court, 5 tennis courts and a beach volleyball court.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ USC Journal Saison 2009/2010 Issue 2, p. 11 ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (pdf; 1.22 MB)
