Cöthener HC 02

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CHC 02
Full name Cöthener Hockeyclub 02 eV
place Koethen , Saxony-Anhalt
Founded 1902
Club colors black yellow
Stadion Sparkassenarena on Ratswall
Places 1 natural grass, 1 artificial grass
president Falk Saturday
Homepage www.chc02.de
league Field
Central German Oberliga (men)
Oberliga (women)

Hall
2. Bundesliga (men)
Central German Oberliga (women)

Hall 19/20,
field 19/20		 1st place (ascent, men)
home
Away

The Cöthener Hockeyclub 02 , or CHC 02 for short , is a traditional hockey club from Köthen in Saxony-Anhalt .

Hockey in Koethen

1956: Student of the Schlossschule Köthen playing hockey
European Cup balance men's field
year competition level space place
1991 Club Champions Cup 1 8th Wassenaar

Hockey has a long and varied tradition in Köthen. In 1937 the hockey club merged with the “Sportverein Köthen 02” to form the “Köthener Sportverein CFC 02”. In 1945 several sports clubs were united under the occupation forces , and the hockey club joined the "Sportgemeinschaft Köthen-West". In 1950 soccer players, handball players and hockey players formed the company sports group "BSG Union Köthen". In the following years the association was called "BSG Motor Köthen", before the traditional name CHC 02 was adopted again after the fall of the Wall . Between 1949 and 1990 the club won the GDR championship in field and indoor hockey a total of fourteen times in the women's and men's field. 25 players were appointed to the GDR national hockey team during this time.

The men's team played in the 1st Bundesliga in the hall in the 2012/2013 season, but had to be relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga as bottom of the table. In the field, the CHC 02 plays in the Regionalliga Ost. The women's team is in the upper division both in the field and in the hall.

The club provides a total of 10 youth teams, which are among the most successful in East Germany. Cöthen boys' or youth teams often qualify as winners of the Central German youth leagues, for the intermediate round of the German championship (field) or for the (north) east German championship (hall). The current national player Martin Zwicker , who currently (2016) has 183 appearances for the national team , comes from the youth of the Cöthener hockey club. He is the son of the former GDR national player Detlef Zwicker from Köthen. Martin Zwicker was vice world champion in field hockey 2010 in New Delhi and bronze medalist at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro . Another active Köthen national player is Hannes Müller , who currently (2017) plays for UHC Hamburg in the U-21 national team and was nominated for the U-21 European Championship.

In the 2016/2017 indoor season, the club's 1st men's team was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga . In the 2016/2017 field season, however, she narrowly missed promotion to the East German Regionalliga (3rd division) and continued to play in the 2017/2018 field season in the Central German Oberliga. In January 2020, the 1st men's team was promoted from the 2nd to the 1st indoor hockey Bundesliga .

1. Gentlemen

Field 2017/2018

The men's team of the Cöthener HC played in the field season 2017/2018 in the central German league.

Hall 2017/2018

In the indoor season, the team, promoted from the Regionalliga Ost, plays in the 2nd Bundesliga East .

Teams

Field 2017/2018

  • 1. Men: Central German Oberliga
  • Male youth B: Championship round Central Germany 2017
  • Female youth B: Championship round Central Germany 2017
  • Boy A: Championship round Central Germany 2017
  • Boy B: Championship round Central Germany 2017
  • Boy C: Central Germany 2017
  • Girl A: Championship round Central Germany 2017
  • Girl C: Championship round Central Germany 2017

Hall 2017/2018

The remaining leagues will not be published until the end of the field season.

Field 2016/2017

  • 1st men: Central German Oberliga (relegation)
  • Boys A: Championship round Central Germany 2016, German Championship (intermediate round D, 4th place)
  • Boy B: Championship round Central Germany 2016, Saalepokal (5th place)
  • Boy C: Central Germany 2016
  • Girl A: Championship round Central Germany 2016
  • Girl C: Championship round Central Germany 2016

Hall 2016/2017

  • 1st men: Regionalliga Ost (promotion to 2nd Bundesliga )
  • 2nd men: 1st Central German League
  • 1. Women: Central German Oberliga
  • Male youth B: Championship round Central Germany, East German Championship (6th place)
  • Female youth B: Cup round Central Germany
  • Boy A: Championship round Central Germany, East German Championship (4th place)
  • Boys B: Championship round Central Germany
  • Boys C: Championship round Central Germany
  • Girl A: Championship round Central Germany
  • Girl C: Championship round Central Germany

More teams

  • Boy D.
  • Girl D
  • Minis
  • Seniors
  • Parents hockey team
  • Special hockey

GDR championships of the Cöthener HC

field

  • 1949 men's team
  • 1950 men's team
  • 1953 men's team
  • 1954 men's team
  • 1958 women's team
  • 1988 men's team
  • 1990 men's team

Hall

  • 1953 women's team
  • 1954 women's team
  • 1967 women's team
  • 1969 women's team
  • 1972 women's team
  • 1974 women's team
  • 1975 women's team

GDR national team of the CHC 02

Men's Period Number of games Ladies Period Number of games
Eduard Müller 1950 2 Hella Häntsch 1954 1
Bernhard Muller 1950 2 Marlies Ilgenstein 1954-58 8th
Rudolf Werner 1950-53 5 Brigitte Vogler 1955-56 3
Karl-Heinz Lehmann 1953 3 Renate Heidenreich 1955-57 3
Werner Lorenz 1953-56 3 Helga Haberecht 1957 1
Werner Vogler 1954-56 9 Ilona Popp 1967-72 7th
Jürgen Müller 1968-69 3 Elli Pschorn 1970-83 23
Klaus Kintscher 1969-76 32 Gabriele Kelm 1972-75 5
Detlef Zwicker 1978-90 94 Judith knife 1976 2
Wolfgang Max 1980-90 53 Elvira Vogel 1977-80 7th
Wulf Müller 1987-90 23 Heike Grimm 1980-86 16
Frank Stammwitz 1987-90 22nd
Raik Baedelt 1990 5
Jörg Blasczyk 1990 5

Individual evidence

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