Blau-Weiß Schenefeld
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| Surname | Blau-Weiß 96 Schenefeld eV |
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| Club colors | blue White |
| Founded | 1896; in its current form in 1957 |
| Place of foundation | Schenefeld |
| Association headquarters | Achter de Weiden 91 22869 Schenefeld |
| Members | 3,078 |
| Departments | 16 |
| Homepage | www.bw96.de |
Blau-Weiß von 1896 Schenefeld eV is a sports club from Schenefeld in the Pinneberg district . The club offers aikido , badminton , unicycling , fitness , floorball , active leisure activities, soccer , handball , judo , ju-jutsu , athletics , swimming , dancing , table tennis , gymnastics and volleyball .
There are also offers for aroha, line dancing , gymnastics , yoga , pilates , Nordic walking , trampoline , qigong and rehabilitation sports . The association has been at the forefront of the Pinneberg district for years when it comes to accepting the German sports badge .
history
Predecessor clubs
MTV Schenefeld
In 1896 the men's gymnastics club Schenefeld was founded. When the club flag, which is still owned by the club today, was consecrated in 1906, there was already a women's group, which was still a major exception at the time. The club was organized in the civil German gymnastics association.
FSV Schenefeld
In 1920 football enthusiasts from Schenefeld founded the Free Sports Club Schenefeld following a propaganda game between Lurup and Halstenbek. The club was organized in the Workers' Gymnastics and Sports Association. Until 1930 there was a syndicate with SV Lurup , which had been divided into the top division of Hamburg workers ' sport together with the two-time German workers' soccer champions Sport-Club Lorbeer from 1906 . A handball department was also established. The National Socialists liquidated the clubs and associations of the workers' sports movement in May 1933 and confiscated their assets in favor of the state.
FC Blau-Weiß from 1933
The former workers' athletes founded a new club in 1933 and joined the North German Football Association and thus the German Football Association (DFB). In addition to soccer, handball was again offered as a sport.
Gymnastics and lawn sports club Schenefeld from 1896
On July 17, 1937, after one year of negotiations between MTV Schenefeld and FC Blau-Weiß from 1933, they merged as the gymnastics and lawn sports club Schenefeld from 1896. The club colors were taken over from FC Blau-Weiß. Sports were gymnastics, soccer, handball and athletics.
After the beginning of the Second World War in 1939, the men's gymnastics department and in 1940 the handball department had to stop their sports operations. The footballers also had considerable difficulties and had to stop training in 1942. Only women's gymnastics could be continued under the conditions of the war. After the end of the war, sports operations were able to start again in September 1945, before the formal re-establishment in May 1946 and approval by the British occupying forces on February 27, 1947.
SV Schwarz-Weiß Schenefeld from 1951
In 1951, the SV Schwarz-Weiß Schenefeld was founded in the district of Schenefeld-Siedlung from 1951. This was intended to compete with the gymnastics and lawn sports club established in the Schenefeld-Dorf district and was also due to the social structure of Schenefeld. Most of the village was made up of farmers, artisans and professions, while the settlement was almost entirely inhabited by workers. It was also probably common for the residents of the village to look down slightly at the "settlements". As early as 1952, the two clubs formed a community of interests and since the potential for two clubs was too low and growth of one was only possible at the expense of the other, merger negotiations were concluded in 1957.
Fusion to SpVgg. Blue-White 96 Schenefeld
At the general meeting for the merger of the two associations in 1957, the mayor of Schenefeld, Richard Döterling, pointed out the necessity of the merger in a speech, so that the subsequent decision was unanimous.
The club today
Today the association has grown to over 3,000 members in a total of 16 branches. It is the third largest club in the Pinneberg district and fifteenth in Schleswig-Holstein (as of 2013). In addition to the offers in popular sports, the club also opens up to offers especially for seniors, health care and other leisure activities. There is also a holiday program for children. The Equal Opportunities Officer of the City of Schenefeld acts as a confidante and contact person in cases of sexual harassment.
sports
In addition to the traditional sports of gymnastics, soccer and handball, the range of sports on offer was continuously expanded after the Second World War. Table tennis since 1951, swimming since 1966, judo since 1967, athletics as a department since 1970, badminton since 1971, volleyball since 1975, dancing since 1976, fitness since 1984, ju-jutsu since 1990, aikidō since 1994, the leisure-activity department has existed since 2002 and the last division floorball / floorball since 2007.
Basketball was played in the club between 1982 and 2015 and a ballet group within the gymnastics department existed from 1974 to 2010.
Soccer
| Blue and white 96 soccer ball | |||
| Surname | Blue and white 96 soccer ball | ||
| Venue | Achter de Weiden stadium | ||
| Places | 500 | ||
| Head coach | Mathias Timm | ||
| league | State League Hammonia | ||
| 2018/19 | 2nd place (District League West) | ||
| Website | bw96.de | ||
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Football has been played in clubs in Schenefeld since 1920. The Free Sports Association Schenefeld was founded as an association of the workers' sports movement . After the ban in 1933, the footballers founded FC Blau-Weiß from 1933 in the same year and joined the DFB . Due to the Greater Hamburg Act of April 1, 1937, when Schenefeld remained in Schleswig-Holstein, gaming operations with the towns in what is now the new west of Hamburg were interrupted. The application for transfer to Hamburg gaming operations was handled so slowly that many players left the club and joined Hamburg clubs. Only when the club was incorporated in Hamburg did normal sporting life return.
Due to the effects of the Second World War, the football department had to stop playing in 1942. Game operations were resumed as early as September 1945. The greatest success of the football department came in 1960 in the fifth round of the North German Cup with a 3-2 win against the then top division club ASV Bergedorf 85 . The following opponent Holstein Kiel had already marked the game with the announcement on the posters that they would play against the league competitor Bergedorf 85. The recovery time for the blue-whites was too short at four days and so the game in Kiel's Holstein Stadium was lost 3-0.
1959 was the first to be promoted to the then third-class Association League Germania , which could be held until 1961. Even after the second promotion in 1963, blue-white could only stay in the class for two years. Only at the third attempt in 1967 was blue-white able to establish itself and in 1971 made the leap into the state league , at that time the top division in Hamburg.
Two years later, the Schenefelder descended again and in 1977 slipped into the district league. Five years later, Blau-Weiß returned to the state league and in 1984 rose to the Hamburg upper house, now known as the association league . As the penultimate, however, the Schenefelder rose again immediately and were passed into the district league in the 1985/86 state league season due to the poorer goal difference compared to the FTSV Altenwerder . After a failed national league comeback in the 1991/92 season, the team was promoted again in 1994. This time the march through to the association league succeeded.
A successful time began with the return to Hamburg's highest league. After a fifth place in 1996, the Schenefelder came third a year later. Seven points were missing from the second place entitled to the promotion round to the Oberliga Nord . In the 2000/01 season, the team played in the top group for a long time before blue-white won no more games in the second half of the season. At the end of the season, the club announced the first team due to financial problems. The second team, which had just been promoted to the regional league, became the new first and in 2002 made it to the regional league . From this, Blau-Weiß rose in 2009, returned in 2011 and rose again in 2018.
League affiliation and placements
| season | level | league | space | Gates | Points |
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| 1959/1960 | 3 | Association league Germania | 10. of 14 | 48:60 | 25:27 |
| 1960/1961 | 3 | Association league Germania | 13th of 14th | 42:48 | 17:35 |
| 1962/1963 | 4th | ||||
| 1963/1964 | 4th | Association league Germania | 12th of 14th | 42:57 | 19:33 |
| 1964/1965 | 4th | Association league Germania | 14th of 14th | 31:69 | 15:37 |
| 1965/1966 | 5 | ||||
| 1966/1967 | 5 | ||||
| 1967/1968 | 4th | Association league Germania | 6th of 14th | 31:69 | 15:37 |
| 1968/1969 | 4th | Association league Germania | 4th of 14th | 62:43 | 33:19 |
| 1969/1970 | 4th | Association league Germania | 6th of 15 | 55:39 | 35:21 |
| 1970/1971 | 4th | Association League Hammonia | 1st of 16 | 60:31 | 45:15 |
| 1971/1972 | 3 | National league | 13th of 16 | 35:45 | 24:36 |
| 1972/1973 | 3 | National league | 15th of 16 | 27:66 | 16:44 |
| 1973/1974 | 4th | Amateur League Hammonia | 11th of 16 | 50:55 | 29:31 |
| 1974/1975 | 4th | Amateur League Hammonia | 12th of 16 | 43:54 | 25:35 |
| 1975/1976 | 4th | Amateur League Hammonia | 9th of 16 | 47:55 | 26:34 |
| 1976/1977 | 4th | Amateur League Hammonia | 15th of 17 | 55:65 | 24:40 |
| 1977/1978 | 5 | ||||
| 1981/1982 | 5 | ||||
| 1982/1983 | 5 | National League - Hammonia | 5th of 16 | 77:60 | 36:24 |
| 1983/1984 | 5 | National League - Hammonia | 1st of 16 | 75:40 | 43:17 |
| 1984/1985 | 4th | Association League Hamburg | 15th of 16 | 36:91 | 11:49 |
| 1985/1986 | 5 | State League Hammonia | 14th of 16 | 40:74 | 22:38 |
Handball
Handball is one of the traditional sports in Schenefeld. As early as 1930 handball was played in two Schenefeld clubs. After various interruptions and new starts, continuous development began in 1968 and the handball department became a solid pillar in the structure of the sports club.
In memory of the long-time handball trainer Bernd-Peter Jaecks, the handball department of the Spielvereinigung Blau-Weiß 96 Schenefeld has organized this indoor handball tournament for female and male C youth teams (13-14 years) on the first Sunday after the New Year since 2009. The 7th BPJ memorial tournament took place on January 4, 2015, in which around 160 girls and boys between the ages of 13 and 14 took part. A total of 11 teams (from the Steinburg district, Hamburg and Pinneberg district) fought for the respective tournament victory.
From the 2015/16 season the Schenefelder will form a syndicate with the Halstenbeker Turnerschaft under the name "HTS / BW96 Handball". The merger creates the third largest handball provider within the Hamburg handball association .
Table tennis
This division, founded in 1951, is one of the most successful of the club. Karin Niemeyer and her partner Ev-Kathleen Zemke became senior world champion over 50 in women's doubles in 1992 in Dublin and in 1990 won a German championship in women's singles among seniors over 40. Numerous Hamburg championship titles in singles and doubles complete this track record.
badminton
Badminton has been played at Blau-Weiß 96 Schenefeld since 1971.
The BSG Hamburg West syndicate with Wedeler TSV and SV Blankenese has existed for a number of years, with a total of seven teams from the district class C to the regional league.
Leisure activity
The Leisure-Active Department started as a project in 1997, before becoming a department in 2002.
The members of the division actively organize their leisure time themselves. Hiking, cycling, visits to cultural activities, company tours, but also sports, hiking and cycling trips for the 50+ generation as well as social get-togethers with card and board games are on the program.
The German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) and the Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken annually award the " Stars of Sports ", an award for socially committed clubs. On November 19, 2007, the Freizeit-Aktiv department received second place for the Pinneberg district and prize money of 1,000 euros at the local sports star award.
literature
- 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. 146.
- Chronicle '96 - Festschrift on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Spielvereinigung Blau-Weiß 96 Schenefeld eV / Editor: Spvg. Blau-Weiß 96 Schenefeld eV / Editor: Günther Wilke, Günther Pries / Year: 1996