Sailing Association Braunschweig

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SVBS
Surname Sailing Association Braunschweig e. V.
Club colors Red White
Founded February 28, 1968
Place of foundation Braunschweig
Association headquarters Braunschweig
Members circa 420
Departments Inland sailors, sea sailors, paddlers, children and youth sailing, inclusive sports
Chairman Andreas Frintrup
Homepage www.svbsev.de

The Segler-Verein Braunschweig eV is a non-profit water sports association based on the South Sea in Braunschweig .

The association was founded on February 28, 1968. The Segler-Verein Braunschweig eV is one of the largest sailing associations in Lower Saxony and has around 420 members.

In 2013 the Segler-Verein Braunschweig eV was named Sailing Club of the Year at the Hanseboot and was recognized for its nationally important youth work in the training of sailing.

Since 1974 the Braunschweig Sailing Association has maintained a close cooperation with the sailing group of the Technical University of Braunschweig . This cooperation ranges from the joint use of the club's premises to joint training activities and regatta cooperations, which are represented at national and international level in different boat classes .

Since June 2019 the association has been running a long-term project with the Evangelical Foundation Neuerkerode in which people with intellectual and multiple disabilities learn to sail. The long-term goal is to participate in the Special Olympics 2023 in Berlin. Norddeutsche Rundfunk reported on the project in October 2019

Together with the Institute for Architectural Art (IAK) of the Technical University of Braunschweig , the association organized the art project "South Sea Islands" on the Braunschweig South Sea in June and July 2019.

Memberships

The Segler-Verein Braunschweig eV is a member of the following clubs and associations:

Divisions

The following branches are represented in the association:

  • Inland sailors
  • Sea sailors
  • Children and youth sailing
  • Paddlers ("South Sea Dragon", dragon boat, stand-up paddling SUP)
  • Sailing for people with intellectual disabilities (included)

education

The training offer of the association includes the following courses:

Regattas

In addition to internal regattas, the children's and youth department is the organizer and also participant (national and international) in sailing regattas, the preferred boat classes here are Opti , Laser and 420er .

The Opti-Löwencup is sailed annually on the Braunschweig South Sea, in which other national sailing clubs also participate. The Opti-Löwencup is a regatta of the Torsten Muschkeit Cup, in which u. a. the sailing clubs Wolfsburg (Allersee), Gifhorn, Salzgitter and Altwarmbüchen are involved as organizers.

The paddler division of the association (Südsee-Drachen) takes part in paddling competitions nationwide.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Braunschweig Sailing Association named "Association of the Year" 2013 - German Sailing Association . In: German Sailing Association . October 29, 2013 ( dsv.org [accessed January 24, 2018]).
  2. ↑ Inclusive sailing project started on the South Pacific. Retrieved June 25, 2019 .
  3. ↑ NDR: Braunschweiger Projekt: This is how inclusive sailing works. Retrieved November 9, 2019 .
  4. ↑ South Sea Islands. In: TU Braunschweig | Blogs. Retrieved June 25, 2019 (German).
  5. ↑ Braunschweiger Zeitung, Braunschweig Germany: The Braunschweiger Südsee gets five islands. June 19, 2019, accessed June 25, 2019 (German).