Basketball community Bonn 92
The basketball community Bonn 92 e. V. (abbreviated BG Bonn 92 or BG Bonn ) is a German basketball club in Bonn . Its training halls and venues are mainly located in the south of Bonn, in the Bad Godesberg district . The association was founded in 1992. In the past the name of the club included the name of the sponsor Norman Rentrop , BG Rentrop Bonn .
In 2015 the BG Bonn consisted of approx. 500 active and passive members, of which approx. 450 children and young people. Since 2009 there has been a syndicate with the basketball department of the Meckenheimer TuS (MTUS) - the SG BG Bonn-Meckenheimer TuS, which initially only extended to the male area. Since the 2014/15 season, the female area has also been included in the BG Bonn-Meckenheim syndicate. With a total of 483 eligible members, the BG Bonn-Meckenheim was 9th in the TOP 100 list of the German Basketball Federation (DBB) in the 14/15 season (7th season in 15/16 with 541 eligible members) and has been a member since then the 10 largest basketball clubs in Germany (as of December 31, 2014). In the 2014/15 season, a total of 36 teams were registered for play:
- 18 male youth teams
- 10 female youth teams
- 5 male senior teams
- 3 female senior teams
The association focuses on the promotion of children and young people in popular and competitive sports.
history
As with the better-known Bonn basketball club, the Telekom Baskets Bonn , the roots of the Bonn team lie in the basketball departments of the two clubs Godesberger Turnverein and SC Fortuna Bonn . Godesberger TV was promoted to the 2nd basketball division in 1988, and in 1990 was promoted to the Bundesliga. After relegation in the following year, the basketball departments of the two clubs merged to form BG Bonn 92 in 1992. In the 1992/93 season, the first men's team of BG Bonn 92 started in the 2nd Bundesliga 1992/93 . In 1993 the professional team switched to Post-SV Bonn and in 1995 to the newly founded Telekom Baskets Bonn club. While Telekom Baskets Bonn was primarily concerned with basketball for men at this point, BG Bonn 92 concentrated primarily on competitive basketball for women. From 1997 to 2004 the first team of BG Bonn 92 played in the 1st women's basketball league (DBBL). The greatest success was the German runner-up in 2002. In 2005, the team was relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga. In 2010 the descent into the Regionalliga West followed, then in 2011 the relegation to the Oberliga. In 2015 the first women's team reached the cup final of the West German Basketball Association (WBV for short). After a coach change and the associated upheaval, the first women's team was relegated to the state league in 2016. In the course of the 16/17 season, the 1st women's team was withdrawn from play.
people
- Irina Minch (also written as Irina Minkh): Russian national player, two-time Olympic participant, winner of the bronze medal in Seoul in 1988 (for the USSR ) and the 1992 gold medal in Barcelona for the CIS countries , former player of BG Bonn 92
- Mathias Fischer : Former basketball player in the 2nd basketball division and assistant coach at BG Bonn 92, from 2013 to 2015 head coach at Telekom Baskets Bonn
- John Ecker : Former basketball player of the Basketball Bundesliga and trainer of BG Bonn 92
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ German Basketball Federation : The 100 largest basketball clubs of the DBB (as of December 31, 2014). Accessed March 27, 2015 (PDF; 446 kB).