Basketball club Winterthur
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| Founded | 1960 | ||
| Hall | Neuhegi school building (700 places) |
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| Homepage | http://www.bcwinterthur.ch/ | ||
| President | Sandra Hofstetter | ||
| Vice President | Stefanie Frey | ||
| Trainer | Daniel Rašljić | ||
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NLA (women) |
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| Colours | black | ||
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The basketball club Winterthur is a Swiss basketball club from Winterthur . Until the summer of 2018, the BCW was the only Swiss basketball club that had both a women's team and a men's team in the National League A. Currently the women play in the national league A and the men in the first division.
history
At the beginning of the 1960s, a group of Hungarian immigrants led by Bela Agoston brought basketball to Winterthur. The then newly founded "Hungaria Winterthur" took part in the second half of the Swiss-German basketball championship for the first time out of competition in autumn 1960. In 1962 the club was renamed BC Winterthur.
During the 1980s, the then men's team played in the 1st National League (the third top division) for several seasons. The women's team under coach Bela Agoston contested the championship in the National League B, with the promotion games in the National League A were just missed a few times. In the 1990s and 2000s the men of the BCW played in the 2nd and 3rd league of the regional association, the women in the 1st national league and after 1997 in the 3rd division of the regional association.
In 2009 Daniel Rašljić became trainer and technical director at Winterthur. Under his leadership, both the men's and women's teams made it to the National League B in 2013. For women, it was the third promotion in three seasons, and for men, the fourth promotion in four seasons. In 2015, both teams were promoted to the highest Swiss league. After trying to catch up in the second half of the game, the women surprisingly managed to win the Swiss Cup in 2017 with a 61:59 victory over the favored Elfic Friborg . and on October 8, 2017, the Winterthur women defeated Swiss champion Hélios Basket 70:65 in the Supercup in Friborg .
In the summer of 2018, BC Winterthur withdrew the men's team from the National League A. The reason given for this was a lack of financial strength for putting together a competitive team and building up their own offspring in the National League B. The former coach and previous head of sports Daniel Rašljić will also take over the coaching position for both women and men after one season - the previous head coach for men, Mitar Trivunovic , left the club for Neuchâtel.
The women managed to win the Swiss Cup for the second time in the 2018/19 season with a 58:56 victory in the final over Elfic Friborg . For the first time in the club's history, the Winterthur basketball players also reached the playoff final series, but lost 3-0 to Friborg. After the season, the club decided to start with the men only in the 1st National League. These had previously reached the playoffs in National League B, but were eliminated in the quarter-finals.
Women
successes
- Winner SBL Cup 2020
- Qualification for the playoff series 2018/19
- Cup winner 2019
- Qualification for the playoff semi-finals 2017/18
- Winner Supercup 2017/18
- Cup winner 2017 , qualification for the final round of the NLA
- Promotion to the National League A 2015
- Promotion to the National League B 2013
- Promotion to the 1st regional league in 2012
- Promotion to the 2nd division in 2011
Squad season 2020/21
| Surname | Date of birth | nationality | Size | position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iva Bosnjak | May 25, 2001 | CRO | 174 cm | Guard, Forward |
| Cinzia Tomezzoli | April 16, 1988 | SUI | 175 cm | Forward |
| Yéléna Luap | 1.4.2001 | SUI, GER | 182 cm | Guard, Forward |
| Ymke Brouwer | 10/16/2001 | SUI | 182 cm | Forward |
| Maria Siafa | 2.2.1995 | ESP | 183 cm | Forward, center |
| Pia Jurhar | 9/19/1995 | AUT | 180 cm | center |
| Belinda Mensah | 8/24/2000 | SUI | 170 cm | Guard |
| Charlotte Kohler | March 26, 2001 | SUI | 189 cm | Forward, center |
| Margaux Götschmann | May 19, 2001 | SUI | 183 cm | Forward |
| Staff | ||||
| Daniel Rašljić | Head coach | |||
| Aner Levron | Assistant coach |
Squad earlier years
- Players 2019/20 (National League A): Kolby Morgan, Iva Bosnjak, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Helena Linder, Alessia Giannetti, Lenja Lemcke, Yéléna Luap, LaBrittney Jones, Ymke Brouwer, Maria Siafa, Livia Balle, Pia Juhar, Belinda Mensah . Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2018/19 (National League A): Nicolette Rose Gilday, Paulina Körner, Iva Bosnjak, Lulu Johansen, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Gabrijella Sakica, Lenja Lemcke, Yéléna Luap, LaBrittney Jones, Camille Rosset, Keani Albanez, Maya Singleton. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2017/18 (National League A): Quiera Lampkins, Abria Trice, Paulina Körner, Iva Bosnjak, Lulu Johansen, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Stella Petermann, Martina Gomes Pereira, Rahel Wehrli, Katharina Barnjak, Selina Staub. Coach: Mitar Trivunovic.
- Players 2016/17 (National League A): Sarah Halejian, Roxanne Lampert, Iva Bosnjak, Alessia Gianetti, Dalila Cerfeda, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Selma Aslani, Stella Petermann, Martina Gomes Pereira, Miriam Baumann, Sabrina Eisenring, Rahel Wehrli, Katharina Barnjak. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2015/16 (National League A): Roxanne Lampert, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Luzia Müller, Dalila Cerfeda, Sandra Hofstetter, Heidi Anton, Selma Aslani, Martina Gomes Perreira, Nikki Dixon, Daniela Wettach, Sabrina Eisenring. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2014/15 (National League B): Gloria Demofike, Miryam Sohm, Daniela Wettach, Shakira Fataar, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Romana Stojanovic, Dalila Cerfeda, Sandra Hofstetter, Anna Karagülle, Selma Aslani, Alessia Giannetti, Joyce Nobles. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2013/14 (National League B): Joyce Nobles, Romana Stojanovic, Anna Karagülle, Shakira Fataar, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Dalila Cerfeda, Sandra Hofstetter, Selma Aslani, Gloria Demofike, Ivana Dujc, Selina Godenzi, Chantal Kuery, Alessia Giannetti . Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2012/13 (1st regional league): Joyce Nobles, Stefanie Frey, Alessia Giannetti, Melina Zekic, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Dalila Cerfeda, Sandra Hofstetter, Selma Aslani, Selina Godenzi. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2011/12 (2nd regional league): Joyce Nobles, Stefanie Frey, Alessia Giannetti, Ketsara Ammann, Cinzia Tomezzoli, Daniela Wettach, Dalila Cerfeda, Sandra Hofstetter, Sabrina Steiner, Selma Aslani, Rebecca Dürsteler. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
Men
successes
- Promotion to the National League A 2015
- Promotion to the National League B 2013
- Promotion to the 1st National League in 2012
- Promotion to the 1st regional division in 2011
- Promotion to the 2nd division in 2010
Squad season 2020/21
| Surname | Date of birth | nationality | Size | position |
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| Luan Buzato | 9/11/2002 | BRA | 186 cm | Forward |
| Michel Miguel Angel | May 17, 1999 | SUI | 180 cm | Guard |
| Benjamin Baltensperger | June 24, 2001 | SUI | 178 cm | Guard |
| Ben Coviello | 10/27/2001 | SUI | 192 cm | Guard, Forward |
| Adem Sakiri | April 20, 2000 | SUI | 183 cm | Guard |
| Dan Coviello | 10/27/2001 | SUI | 192 cm | Guard, Forward |
| Mimo jerk chair | June 15, 1999 | SUI | 188 cm | Guard |
| Mirza Osmanovic | 10/30/1999 | SUI | 190 cm | Forward |
| Raphael Conrad | February 27, 2002 | United States | 203 cm | Forward, center |
| Staff | ||||
| Daniel Rašljić | Head coach | |||
| Aner Levron | Assistant coach |
Squad earlier years
- Players 2019/20 (1st league national): Luan Buzato, Michel Miguel Angel, Ataberk Soenmez, Berkay Soenmez, Benyamin Baltensperger, Andrija Naglic, Ben Coviello, Adem Sakiri, Dan Coviello, Mimo Ruckstuhl, Mirza Osmanovic, Raphael Conrad, Simon Ashiro , Malcolm Amsler, Luka Dominiak, Rocky Kabongo, Antonios Prantsis, Ivan Starcevic, Frederik Flury. Coach: Aner Levron.
- Players 2018/19 (Nationalliga B): Michael Abend, Leroy Oppliger, Marvin Kangsen, Stefan Ciric, Andraz Rogeljia, Frederik Ramm, Josua Asamoah, Yonedys Ramirez Ferreras, Nicolas Hulliger, Mimo Ruckstuhl, Yafet Haile, Jeremy Robinson, Jan Njock, Eugen Matos Gomes. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2017/18 (National League A): RJ Price, Jeyvi Miavivululu , Yonedys Ramirez Ferreras, Nicolas Hulliger, Leo Schittenhelm, Léonard Marchand, Leroy Oppliger, Mathias Grédy, Nikola Stevanovic, Kevin Madiamba, DeShawn Painter , Bakari Copeland, Marvin Kangsen, Mimo Ruckstuhl, Frederik Ramm, Sam Downey, Jona Hoffmann, Cristian Henrici, Alex Welsh , Phil Henry. Coach: Mitar Trivunovic.
- Players 2016/17 (National League A): Jordan Downing, Amir Savon, Kevin Monteiro, Cristian Henrici, Yonedys Ramirez Ferreras, Nicolas Hulliger, Shane Southwell, Léonard Marchand, Milton Jennings , Rashad Whack , Stefan Petkovic, Sean Sheldon, Badou Diagne, Vidura Disanayake, Mohamed Souare, Hannes Osterwalder. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2015/16 (National League A): Rimba Anfarsyah, Baran Aydemir, Cristian Henrici, Istvan Fekete, Lucas Waldesbühl, Coletun Tarr, Michael Jacobsen, Nicolas Hulliger, Silvan Hungerbühler, Jeremy Robinson, Zoran Zivanovic, Dario Sisljagic, Jerry Patterson, Stefan Petkovic , Jerrell Williams. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2014/15 (National League B): Cristian Henrici, Ljubisa Ivkovic, Baran Aydemir, Michael Jacobsen, Silvan Hungerbühler, Rimba Anfarsyah, Jan Kruta, Jin-Mark György, Samuel Frey, Mark Holmes, Jan Sedlacek, Russell Permenter, Eugen Stenske, Ueli Pickel, Boris Paskalev, Perry Patterson, Philippe Schmidli, Patrick Carney. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2013/14 (National League B): Eugen Stenske, Baran Aydemir, Silvan Hungerbühler, Rimba Anfarsyah, Jin-Mark György, Sam Frey, Lars Menck, Tobias Giacometti, Tadej Horvat, Daniel Hoein, Orlando Cruz, Hannes Held, Boris Paskalev, Deniel Tolic, Philippe Schmidli. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2012/13 (1st league national): Ueli Pickel, Eugen Stenske, Baran Aydemir, Silvan Hungerbühler, Sam Frey, Rimba Anfarsyah, Hannes Held, Jin-Mark György, Boris Paskalev, Perry Patterson, Tobias Giacometti, Alexander Ryzhenko. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2011/12 (1st regional league): Dejan Arsic, Eugen Stenske, Baran Aydemir, Silvan Hungerbühler, Deniel Tolic, Rimba Anfarsyah, Halil Oltan, Jin-Mark György, Sam Frey, Hansen Ewene, Boris Paskalev, Ueli Pickel. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2010/11 (2nd division): Dejan Arsic, Baran Aydemir, Sam Frey, Silvan Hungerbühler, Deniel Tolic, Fabio Bruno, Daniel Hoein, Bryan Codiglia, Patrick Schwitter, Hansen Ewene, Laurence Onie, Boris Paskalev. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
- Players 2009/10 (3rd League): Markus Avly, Eugen Stenske, Sam Frey, Gary Karl Belny, Deniel Tolic, Fabio Bruno, Daniel Hoein, Mischa Ulmann, Patrick Schwitter, Hansen Ewene, David Jacobsen, Franklyn Ferguson. Coach: Daniel Rašljić.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Schulhaus Neuhegi in Winterthur Glossary.
- ^ Basketball club Zurich again winner in the German-speaking part of Switzerland . In: Die Tat (Swiss newspaper) . 25th year, no. 315 , November 16, 1960, p. 6 ( e-newspaperarchives.ch [accessed December 2, 2019]).
- ↑ Exciting championship in the National League B . In: Die Tat (Swiss newspaper) . 27th year, no. 296 , November 1, 1962, pp. 8 ( e-newspaperarchives.ch [accessed December 2, 2019]).
- ↑ Stefan Kleiser: Winterthur is to become a basketball city. Both teams from the Winterthur basketball club are playing for promotion to the second division. It should only be the beginning of the sporting upswing. In: The Landbote . Winterthur May 6, 2010.
- ↑ David Schweizer: Look up at the end of the table. The Wetziker Daniel Rasljic is the builder of the sporting upswing at BC Winterthur from the 3rd league to the NLA. In: Zürcher Oberländer online . Wetzikon April 1, 2017 ( zueriost.ch [accessed December 16, 2019]).
- ↑ Stefan Kleiser: BC Winterthur succeeds in the big coup . In: Der Landbote online . Winterthur April 8, 2017 ( landbote.ch [accessed April 10, 2017]).
- ↑ Stefan Kleiser: rebuild in the National League B . In: The Landbote . Winterthur June 1, 2018, p. 31 .
- ↑ Changes in the coaching staff . In: The Landbote . Winterthur June 1, 2018, p. 39 .
- ↑ Stefan Kleiser: The team with the winning gene . In: Der Landbote online . Winterthur April 27, 2019 ( landbote.ch [accessed November 26, 2019]).
- ↑ Stefan Kleiser: "We are currently one of the best two teams in Switzerland". The Winterthur women won the cup final on Saturday. From Sunday they try to double in the championship. Coach Daniel Rasljic explains the situation before the playoff final against Friborg. In: Der Landbote online . Winterthur May 2, 2019 ( landbote.ch [accessed November 26, 2019]).
- ↑ Men make restart one league deeper . In: The Landbote . Winterthur June 29, 2019, p. 33 .
- ↑ Swiss Basketball SBL Women Teams . ( [1] [accessed July 14, 2020]).
- ↑ Swiss Basketball NL1 Men Teams . ( [2] [accessed July 14, 2020]).