Eulach Squash Club Winterthur
| Eulach Squash Club Winterthur | ||
|---|---|---|
| Club data | ||
| founding | April 15, 2006 | |
| president | Alfred Scarlato | |
| Club colors | Red White | |
| Venue | Squash Center Wülflingen | |
| 1st team (men) | ||
| league | 2nd division (group B) | |
| Season 14/15 | 3rd place | |
| Internet | ||
| Homepage | www.esc-winterthur.ch | |
The Eulach Squash Club Winterthur (ESCW) is a squash club from the city of Winterthur . It was founded in April 2006. After a few weeks, the club had a few active members and numerous passive members.
On June 17, 2006, the first ordinary general assembly took place, at which it was announced that the club would start in the first season for women in the top division, National League A, and for men in the second division becomes. The club was founded by Alfred Scarlato who, after leaving SRC Winterthur , wanted to prevent his two talented daughters Melanie and Corinne from stopping playing squash.
In the 07/08 and 08/09 seasons, the women’s NLA team won the runner-up title - they lost the playoff final in 2008 against city rivals SRC Winterthur (07/08 season) and in the following year against SC Sihltal (season 08/09). In the 10/11 season it was enough for the team to win their first title. The women's team dissolved after the 2012/13 season after another runner-up title due to a lack of players for the new season. Since then, the ESCW has only provided men's teams in the interclub championships that play in lower-class leagues.
In the 2015/16 season, the club reported two teams, one each in the 2nd (fourth-highest division) and third division.
Venue
The Eulach Squash Club Winterthur trains and plays all home games in the Squash Center Wülflingen.
successes
- Season 12/13: National League A women: Vice Swiss Champion.
- Season 10/11: National League A women: Swiss champions.
- Season 08/09: National League A women: Vice Swiss Champion.
- Season 07/08: National League A women: Vice Swiss Champion.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Der Landbote from March 1, 2011, page 29, article «Finally the best team in Switzerland»