Buxtehuder SV

BSV - football
	BSV - football
Surname	BSV - football
Venue	Jahnstadion
Places	6,000
Head coach	vacant
league	no game operation
2018/19	16th place ▼ ( Landesliga Hansa ) ;
home	Away

Buxtehuder SV
Full name	Buxtehuder SV from 1862 e. V.
Abbreviation (s)	BSV
Founded	4th August 1862
Club colors	blue yellow
Hall	School center north (handball) Small sports hall Halepaghenschule (judo, kickboxing)
Places	1800
president	Wolfgang Watzulik
Trainer	Dirk Leun - handball coach
league	1st National League
	2019/20
rank	7th place
DHB Cup	Round of 16
Website	bsv-buxtehude.de
home	Away
	Greatest successes
National	DHB Cup Winner 2015, 2017
International	Euro City Cup winner 1994 ; EHF Challenge Cup winner 2010

Cup Winners' Cup, Issy_Paris_Hand / Buxtehuder HV, November 22, 2015

The Buxtehuder SV from 1862 e. V. (BSV) is a sports club from Buxtehude , which is best known for the success of its handball department . The club also offers aerobics , badminton , boxing , soccer , judo , kickboxing , athletics , cycling , swimming , dance , table tennis , gymnastics , trampoline , floorball and volleyball .

Club history

In 1912 the Buxtehude SK 1912 was founded, which in 1914 merged with the football department of MTV to form Buxtehude in 1862. In 1919 it was renamed SVgg Buxtehude-Altkloster 1912. On February 2, 1935, the merger with MTV zu Buxtehude 1862, TV Gut-Heil 1899 Altkloster and the women's gymnastics club Buxtehude of VfL Buxtehude 1862 was established by the British military government on February 22nd Disbanded April 1945. On November 24, 1945, the Buxtehuder SV was founded. On August 4, 1962, the name was again changed to Buxtehuder Turn- und Sportverein from 1862. Today the club is called Buxtehuder Sportverein von 1982 e. V .; official short form is BSV ; other common short forms are Buxtehuder SV and more rarely BSV Buxtehude .

Handball in Buxtehude

The women's team of the Buxtehude gymnastics and sports club has played in the first women's handball league without interruption since the 1989/90 season . Four times, namely in 2003, 2011, 2012 and 2015, the team was German runner-up. In the 2011 final, Buxtehude only failed because of the away goal rule in the final at Thuringian HC (H 29:34 / A 28:23). The BSV has reached the DHB Cup final six times and was able to win the cup in the 2014/15 and 2016/17 seasons. On an international level, the club won the Euro-City-Cup in the 1993/94 season , the forerunner of today's EHF Challenge Cup , and in 2010 the Challenge Cup, with Frisch Auf Göppingen in the final with 40:28 (A) and 28: 26 (H) was defeated. In 2002 the BSV also reached the final of the Challenge Cup, but lost to the Romanian representative Universitatea Deva.

The second women's team has belonged to this division since the introduction of the 3rd division in 2010 and thus plays in the highest possible range for second teams of Bundesliga clubs.

Squad of the women's Bundesliga team - season 2020/21

No.	Surname	position	In the team since	Last club
16	Lea Rühter	TW	2014	JSG Alstertal / Norderstedt
20th	Katharina Filter	TW	2019	HL Buchholz 08 rose garden
2	Liv addicting	RL	2019	own youth
4th	Johanna Heldmann	RR	2020	HL Buchholz 08 rose garden
7th	Lone fisherman (C)	LA	2008	TSV Owschlag
8th	Mieke Düvel	RL	2018	HSG Hannover-Badenstedt
9	Lisa Antl	KM	2019	HCD Groebenzell
11	Isabelle Dölle	RR	2018	Werder Bremen
13	Luisa Scherer	RA	2019	TV Nellingen
15th	Meret Ossenkopp	RA	2020	HC Rödertal
21st	Annika Lott	RL	2018	Bayer 04 Leverkusen
22nd	Lynn Schneider	KM	2019	HL Buchholz 08 rose garden
25th	Paula Prior	RM	2018	HL Buchholz 08 rose garden
28	Teresa of Prittwitz	LA	2016	1. FC Nürnberg Handball 2009
29	Paulina Golla	RM	2019	1. FSV Mainz 05
77	Caroline Müller-Korn	RM	2020	Borussia Dortmund
	Mia Lakenmacher	RL	2020	HSG Hannover-Badenstedt
T	Dirk Leun	Trainer	2008
B.	Michael Jungblut	supervisor	1987

Additions 2020/21

Caroline Müller-Korn ( Borussia Dortmund )
Meret Ossenkopp ( HC Rödertal )
Johanna Heldmann ( HL Buchholz 08-Rosengarten )
Teresa von Prittwitz (2nd team)
Mia Lakenmacher ( TV Hannover-Badenstedt )

Departures 2020/21

Lisa Prior (end of career)
Maike Schirmer ( Toulon Saint-Cyr Var Handball )
Friederike Gubernatis (end of career)
Melissa Luschnat ( HL Buchholz 08-Rosengarten )
Christina Haurum (end of career)
Jessica Oldenburg (end of career)
Antje Peveling (end of career)

Well-known former players

Season placements

season	space
1999/2000	4th Place
2000/01	3rd place
2001/02	4th Place
2002/03	2nd place
2003/04	4th Place
2004/05	5th place
2005/06	5th place
2006/07	9th place
2007/08	7th place
2008/09	3rd place
2009/10	5th place
2010/11	3rd place
2011/12	2nd place
2012/13	3rd place
2013/14	3rd place
2014/15	2nd place
2015/16	7th place
2016/17	4th Place
2017/18	3rd place
2018/19	4th Place
2019/20	7th place

youth

In addition to the Hamburg / Schleswig-Holstein Oberliga, the female A-youth has also played in the DHB Youth Bundesliga since 2013. In 2016 and 2017 the A-youth won the German championship. In 2018 he won the German runner-up in the A-youth. Furthermore, the A-youth reached the Final4 in 2013 and finished it with the 4th place. In 2009 they won the NOHV championship. In 2010 the female B youth won the NOHV championship. In 2019, the female B-youth won the German championship in an unbeaten season.

Soccer

history

The Buxtehuder SV, often referred to as BSV Buxtehude , belongs to the Regional Association North and the State Association Hamburg. The venue is the Jahn Stadium with the two additional side seats "Konopkaplatz" and the North School Center. The colors of the BSV are blue and yellow.

The first men's team became third-class for the first time in 1953 when they were promoted to the Association League Hamburg , which was then the second highest division in Hamburg. In 1954, the immediate relegation followed, the club established itself in this league from 1956. Under coach Erich Rohrschneider, the blue and yellow kickers from the Este even rose to the Hamburg amateur upper house for the first time in 1963 and took 12th place in 1963/64. In the second year, the BSV rose again from the Hansa Association and did not return to the top amateur class until 1973/74 under coach "Walli" Kuse. This time the club lasted longer before Buxtehude relegated in 1980, although they played Bayer Uerdingen in the DFB Cup 1979/80 in front of 3,000 spectators on August 25, 1979 . The BSV experienced its low point in 1983 when it was relegated to the sixth class district league. In 1984, however, the immediate return to the regional league succeeded, before returning to the Hamburg amateur upper house for another three years in 1990. These three years were followed by ten years of the Landesliga Hammonia, before the BSV celebrated its renewed promotion to the Association League in 2003 and in 2004 even won the runner-up there behind Barmbek-Uhlenhorst . In 2007/08 they were relegated from Hamburg's top division and returned six years later. In 2017 they were relegated to the regional league again, where the team was withdrawn during the 2018/19 season.

Most famous players

The later five-time national player Jürgen Kurbjuhn , he moved to Hamburger SV in 1960 at the age of 20 , formed the German defender pair with Friedel Rausch at the international match of the DFB youth team in Flensburg against Denmark on May 15, 1958 . In 1959 and 1960, he played six international matches for the German amateur football team as a Buxtehuder SV player . Alexander Nouri , who was the head coach at Werder Bremen from 2016 to 2017 , had played for BSV as a youth.

Judo

history

The judo department of the BSV has existed since 1969 and currently has around 255 members between the ages of 4 and 60. Hans Heinrich Cohrs has been a department head since 1994. In the judo department of the BSV there is a suitable training group for everyone. The large variety of different groups and training dates enables both competitive and popular sports-oriented members to have an optimal training program. The group sizes vary and are put together taking into account age and performance level. This ensures that you can practice with many different partners and still receive support based on performance.

Training groups

Playing judoka
Beginner group for children
Advanced group for children and teenagers
Exam group
Competition group for children and teenagers
Beginners and returnees adults
Advanced group adults
Parent-child group
Judo in schools as a Judo AG

Personalities

Stefanie Paduch

One of our greatest talents was Stefanie Paduch, who got through to the 2nd DAN in the BSV. She took part in German and North German championships. On December 16, 1984 she became a member of the DDK (German Dan College, the Association of Masters and Teachers for Budo Disciplines), which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2010. Newspaper article Hamburger Abendblatt January 26th, 1981: "Stefanie Paduch from SV Buxtehude was twice as successful at her first start in the judo class. The 17-year-old, who was third at the German youth championships in Berlin last year, won in the class up to 61 kilograms and the all-category against strong competition. "

Hans Heinrich Cohrs

In 1969, when the judo department was founded in Buxtehude, Hans Heinrich Cohrs lived in Cuxhaven and was just starting out with judo. In 1971 he trained in Harburg and later in the Oswald Däscher judo school in Buxtehude for a contribution of 20 D-Marks. 1978 came to Buxtehuder SV. Hans has been in charge of the judo department since 1994.

Sporting highlights

February: Hosting of the McDonalds tournament with national participation
December: Christmas tournament for children, BSV-internal

Kickboxing

history

The kickboxing department (BuKa-Dojo) was founded in early 2012 by Bernhard Kliemchen in the BSV as a course with 4 participants and established itself in 2014 as an independent department with around 50 active athletes with their department head Bernhard Jeannot. In the kickboxing department there are athletes between 14 and 45 years of age who only train and / or fight for their fitness, together with competitive athletes in joint training.

Current competitors

Surname	class	In the BSV since	Previous club
Merle Neitzel	Girls LK		from my own youth
Sophie Frankenstein	Girls LK	2002	BuKa Dojo
Lina Marie Friede	Women LK
Leave Oltmanns	Men VK & LK		from my own youth
Jendrik Oltmanns	Men VK & LK		from my own youth
Ahmed Ibrahim	Men VK & LK	2012	BuKa Dojo
Michel Keizer	Men VK & LK	2014
Leon Jähnke	Men LK	2013
Ban Diekmann	Men LK	2015

Sporting highlights

year	competition	placement
2016	State championship Baden-Württemberg (K-Battle), WKU	1. Ahmed Ibrahim
2015	World Championship, WKU	Members of the German national team: Sophie Frankenstein, Michel Keizer
2015	International German Championship, WKU	3. Sophie Frankenstein
2015	International Northern Championships, WKU	1. Lasse Oltmanns, 1. & 2. Ahmed Ibrahim, 1. Michel Keizer, 2. Benne Dieckmann, 3. Leon Jähnke
2015	International European Open, WKU	2. Michel Keizer, 4. Sophie Frankenstein
2014	International Northern Championships, WKU	1. Lasse Oltmanns, 1. Pia Schroeder, 3. Jendrik Oltmanns
2014	International German Championship, WKU	3. Jendrik Oltmanns

Nils Winter in the jersey of the Buxtehuder SV

athletics

The Olympic athletes Nils Winter (long jump) and Stefan Drews (decathlon) emerged from the athletics department .

literature

Hardy Greens : Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 7: Club Lexicon . AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-89784-147-9 , p. 102.
Hardy Greens: Legendary football clubs. Northern Germany. Between TSV Achim, Hamburger SV and TuS Zeven. AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, ISBN 3-89784-223-8 , p. 93.
Andreas Meyer, Volker Stahl, Uwe Wetzner: Football Lexicon Hamburg . Die Werkstatt , Göttingen 2007, ISBN 978-3-89533-477-1 (396 pages).