SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen

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SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen
Club coat of arms of SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen
Basic data
Surname Sportclub Konstanz-Wollmatingen eV
Seat Constance , Baden-Wuerttemberg
founding June 25, 2012
Colours Red Blue
Website www.sckw.de
First soccer team
Venue Fürstenbergsportplatz
Places Waldheim sports field, Hockgraben sports field
league Men: District League Bodensee
Women: District League Bodensee
2017/18 Men: 14th place Women: 6th place  
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The SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen eV (officially Sport Club Konstanz-Wollmatingen registered association ; short: SCKW) is a sports and football club from the Baden-Württemberg town of Konstanz . In the main sport of football , he is a member of the South Baden Football Association (SBFV). It was entered in the register of associations on June 25, 2012 after the merger of the two Konstanz clubs FC Konstanz 1900 VfR eV and FC Wollmatingen 09 eV . The SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen has seven departments: soccer men, soccer women with juniors , soccer juniors ("Team Frichtle"), table tennis , gymnastics , lacrosse and American football . The ring tennis department dissolved in 2019 after 63 successful years (a total of 53 German championship titles; seven of them German championship titles in 1969 and the German youth team championship in 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997; host of the German ring tennis championship in 1972 and 2000 at the Horn beach). The association has around 1,500 members.

Predecessor clubs

FC Konstanz

Former club crest of FC Konstanz from 2009 until the merger in 2012

Associations of origin 1900

High school students founded FC Constantia on July 1, 1900 , and FC Germania on July 10 of the same year . After the crisis at FC Germania , both clubs decided to merge to form the Konstanz football club. A year later they joined forces with the school team of the high school to form SV Konstanz . In 1905 there was another merger, this time with the Schlagball Club Konstanz, founded in 1904 . The new football and athletics club in Konstanz now offered batting and athletics in addition to football . Shortly afterwards, new football clubs were created in addition to FC Konstanz and FC Kreuzlingen in Singen, Radolfzell and other places. At the end of 1909, the club decided to change its name to the Konstanz Football Club in 1900 . After the First World War, club life was suspended until the first meeting on February 1, 1919. A planned merger with VfR Konstanz was rejected by the general assembly of FC Konstanz in 1932.

In August 1933, as part of the aspired merger of associations of the German Reich Association for Physical Exercise , the associations FCK 1900 and VfR Konstanz merged to form SpVgg Konstanz . After a year later, in August 1934, following a general assembly, the club's name was changed to FCK 1900 Konstanz , the previous VfR members resigned in September of the same year and re-established VfR Konstanz .

VfR Konstanz

The club for turf sports Konstanz came into being on June 22, 1919. A planned merger with FC Konstanz did not take place in 1932, but was carried out the following year and finally broke up another year later. In 1938 the VfR was looking for a merger with its city rival. But since the FCK had debts and should pay them off beforehand, it did not come to that. In the first year of the war, the 1939/40 season , VfR belonged to the Gauliga Baden for a year , which, however, was divided into five squadrons due to the circumstances. From February 1943, the VfR no longer took part in association games.

Association from 1945

On December 14, 1945, the football club Konstanz 1900 e. V. , and on December 25, 1945 the first game at FC 08 Villingen followed , which ended 7-2 for Villingen. Because of the reorganization of football, a new club had to be founded. In St. Johann VfL Konstanz was founded on June 22, 1946th The current name of the football club Konstanz 1900, Verein Für Rasenspiele eV , was given to the club at the annual general meeting on May 14, 1953.

Historical successes (football)

In 1952 and 1955 FC Konstanz took part in the German amateur championships , but dropped out of the competition in the group phase. In the 1956/57 season the club became amateur champions in southern Baden. In the years 1948/49 (as VfL Konstanz), 1961/62, 1963/64 and 1964/65, FC Konstanz won the South Baden Cup . In the 1977/78 and 1978/79 seasons , the Südbadener qualified for the first main round in the DFB Cup , but were eliminated by Alemannia Aachen (0: 2) and Eintracht Frankfurt (1: 6).

Until 1960 the club played in the amateur league Südbaden, in which they became champions in 1957. In 1960 FC Konstanz moved to the 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league. After relegation to the 2nd Amateur League South Baden in the 1972/73 season, the FCK moved back to the Amateur League South Baden after the direct promotion . This was renamed in 1978 by the introduction of the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg in Verbandsliga Südbaden and downgraded by one division. In the 1979/80 season, FC Konstanz rose as 15th in the fifth-class Landesliga Südbaden. In 1987 he was promoted to the association league again. In 1990 and 1992 the Konstanzers relegated to the regional league and in 1994/95 they were relegated to the then seventh-class district league Bodensee for the first time . After the direct resurgence, they played in the regional league for five years before being promoted to the southern Baden association league in 2001. Relegation to the regional league was followed by direct promotion to the association league in summer 2008. With the introduction of the 3rd division , the club remained sixth class. After relegation to the regional league in 2010, FC Konstanz was "passed" into what is now the eight-class Bodensee district league. In the 2011/12 season, the last season as FC Konstanz, the club became champions of the Bodensee district league and thus rose again to the regional league.

Season balance sheets (football men)

1963 to 2000
season league level space
1963/64 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 15th
1964/65 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 01.
1965/66 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 11.
1966/67 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 06th
1967/68 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 14th
1968/69 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 01.
1969/70 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 07th
1970/71 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 12.
1971/72 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 10.
1972/73 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 14th
1973/74 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 01.
1974/75 Amateur League South Baden 3 05.
1975/76 Amateur League South Baden 3 09.
1976/77 Amateur League South Baden 3 09.
1977/78 Association League South Baden 3 14th
1978/79 Association League South Baden 4th 14th
1979/80 Association League South Baden 4th 15th
1980/81 Landesliga Südbaden 5 04th
1981/82 Landesliga Südbaden 5 02.
1982/83 Landesliga Südbaden 5 04th
1983/84 Landesliga Südbaden 5 06th
1984/85 Landesliga Südbaden 5 02.
1985/86 Landesliga Südbaden 5 09.
1986/87 Landesliga Südbaden 5 01.
1987/88 Association League South Baden 4th 10.
1988/89 Association League South Baden 4th 13.
1989/90 Association League South Baden 4th 16.
1990/91 Landesliga Südbaden 5 01.
1991/92 Association League South Baden 4th 16.
1992/93 Landesliga Südbaden 5 11.
1993/94 Landesliga Südbaden 5 08th.
1994/95 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 15th
1995/96 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 09.
1996/97 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 05.
1997/98 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 13.
1998/99 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 14th
1999/2000 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 11.
2000 to 2012
season league level space Points Gates
2000/01 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 6th 01. 81 95:21
2001/02 Association League South Baden 5 04th 58 65:46
2002/03 Association League South Baden 5 10. 38 56:58
2003/04 Association League South Baden 5 06th 48 48:51
2004/05 Association League South Baden 5 09. 38 41:51
2005/06 Association League South Baden 5 07th 43 35:40
2006/07 Association League South Baden 5 14th 32 34:60
2007/08 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 6th 01. 75 86:30
2008/09 Association League South Baden 6th 07th 44 50:43
2009/10 Association League South Baden 6th 16. 23 47:82
2010/11 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 13. 37 59:59
2011/12 District League Bodensee 8th 01. 74 82:25

Note: Playing times with a green background indicate an ascent, while playing times with a red background indicate a descent.

Season balance sheets (football women)

In autumn 2002 the first women's team was founded at FC Konstanz. From 2003 there were girls' teams in the B and C youth . From spring 2004, the girls' work was continuously expanded, so that the FCK was represented in all age groups of D to B juniors from the 2007/2008 season . The B-Juniors played last season as FC Konstanz (2011/2012) in the Landesliga Südbaden Season 2.

FC Konstanz
season league level space Points Gates
2002/03 unknown - - - 00-
2003/04 District League Bodensee 6 * 02. 39 107: 17
2004/05 District League Bodensee 7th 01. 39 070: 08
2005/06 Landesliga Südbaden 6th 10. 21st 027:47
2006/07 Landesliga Südbaden Season 2 6th 04th 24 034:33
  • In the 2003/2004 season there was still no second division for women ; this was only introduced in the 2004/2005 season.
SG FC / DJK Konstanz
season league level space Points Gates
2007/08 Landesliga Südbaden Season 2 6th 04th 26th 39:23
2008/09 Landesliga Südbaden Season 2 6th 01. 49 76:27
2009/10 Association League South Baden 5 10. 07th 17:74

In the 2008/2009 season, the women of SG FC / DJK Konstanz reached the semi-finals in the SBFV association cup , but lost 2-0 at home to SC Freiburg II.

FC Konstanz
season league level space Points Gates
2010/11 District League Bodensee 7th 7th 11 19:44
2011/12 District League Bodensee 7th 7th 15th 22:37

Note: Playing times with a green background indicate an ascent, while playing times with a red background indicate a descent.

FC Wollmatingen 09

Association founded in 1909

In the summer of 1909, FC Teutonia was founded. After the First World War, the rebuilding of the club began in 1919, which was now called FC Wollmatingen. The incorporation of Wollmatingens into Konstanz in 1934 brought about cuts in club life. During the Second World War, the club and FC Konstanz formed an emergency community that took part in the restricted game operations. In 1946 the name of the club was changed to SV Wollmatingen because the French occupation did not allow clubs with pre-war names. The name FC Wollmatingen was returned in 1954. The construction of the club's own changing room, restaurant and staff apartments at Fürstenbergsportplatz began in 1961. Two years later, the FCW rose to the first amateur league. In 1998, SC Fürstenberg Konstanz 1967 eV, founded in 1967, joined FC Wollmatingen 09.

Season balance sheets (football men)

season league level space
1963/64 1st Black Forest-Bodensee amateur league 3 17th
1964/65 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 05.
1965/66 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 02.
1966/67 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 04th
1967/68 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 04th
1968/69 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 03.
1969/70 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 04th
1970/71 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 09.
1971/72 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 08th.
1972/73 2. Amateur League South Baden South 4th 15th
1973/74 A-class Lake Constance 5 05.
1974/75 A-class Lake Constance 5 03.
1975/76 A-class Lake Constance 5 09.
1976/77 A-class Lake Constance 5 09.
1977/78 A-class Lake Constance 5 06th
1978/79 District League Bodensee 6th 01.
1979/80 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 5 15th
1980/81 District League Bodensee 6th 16.
1981/82 District league A Bodensee, season 2 7th 13.
1982/83 District league B Bodensee, season 5 8th 01.
1983/84 District league A Bodensee, season 2 7th 06th
1984/85 District league A Bodensee, season 2 7th 01.
1985/86 District League Bodensee 6th 11.
1986/87 District League Bodensee 6th 07th
1987/88 District League Bodensee 6th 05.
1988/89 District League Bodensee 6th 04th
1989/90 District League Bodensee 6th 02.
1990/91 District League Bodensee 6th 15th
1991/92 District league A Bodensee, season 2 7th 03.
1992/93 District league A Bodensee, season 2 7th 01.
1993/94 District League Bodensee 6th 13.
1994/95 District league A Bodensee, season 2 8th 08th.
1995/96 District league A Bodensee, season 2 8th 13.
1996/97 District league A Bodensee, season 2 8th 05.
1997/98 District league A Bodensee, season 2 8th 03.
1998/99 District league A Bodensee, season 2 8th 03.
1999/2000 District league A Bodensee, season 2 8th 01.
2000/01 District League Bodensee 7th 07th
2001/02 District League Bodensee 7th 01.
2002/03 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 6th 02.
2003/04 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 6th 10.
2004/05 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 6th 01.
2005/06 Association League South Baden 5 13.
2006/07 Association League South Baden 5 16.
2007/08 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 6th 16.
2008/09 District League Bodensee 8th 14th
2009/10 District League Bodensee 8th 07th
2010/11 District League Bodensee 8th 04th
2011/12 District League Bodensee 8th 11.

Note: Playing times with a green background indicate an ascent, while playing times with a red background indicate a descent.

Season balance sheets (football women)

season league level space Points Gates
2010/11 District league A Bodensee 8th 1. 72 211: 07
2011/12 District League Bodensee 7th 3. 21st 035:40

Note: Playing times with a green background indicate an ascent, while playing times with a red background indicate a descent.

SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen

Association merger

After two years of preparation for a merger, the members of FC Konstanz and FC Wollmatingen 09 voted on March 7, 2012, one after the other with a large majority, for the merger of the two clubs. The resulting association became reality when it was entered in the register of associations on June 25, 2012. With the merger, the soccer (men) and soccer (youth) departments of both clubs were merged, with the female soccer youth moving from the (general) youth departments to the newly structured department women and juniors . FC Konstanz also brought the ring tennis department and FC Wollmatungen the table tennis and gymnastics departments into the new club.

"Team Frichtle"

On April 26, 2013 the "Team Frichtle" was presented to the public as a brand of SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen. The club's youth football in particular is marketed under this . The launch of the "Team Frichtle" took place in a sort of flash mob held, in which about 250 youth players and -spielerinnen with their parents from various locations in the historic center of Konstanz Flyers distributing and playing football in a star shape on the central square, the market place , snaking where a closing event took place in which the fanfare procession of the FZ Frichtle fool's guild of the same name and the flag throwers from Niederburg also take part. The children wore black T-shirts with the motto: "We are Frichtle and that's a good thing".

Season balance sheets (football)

Men

season league level space Points Gates
2012/13 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 10. 40 48:44
2013/14 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 02. 55 74:36
2014/15 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 02. 59 55:27
2015/16 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 03. 58 55:28
2016/17 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 04th 56 58:44
2017/18 Landesliga Südbaden, season 3 7th 14th 25th 32:46

Women

season league level space Points Gates
2012/13 District League Bodensee 7th 2. 26th 38:22
2013/14 Landesliga Südbaden, Season 2 6th 6th 22nd 26:62
2014/15 Landesliga Südbaden, Season 2 6th 7th 22nd 21:40
2015/16 Landesliga Südbaden, Season 2 6th 9. 01 15:68
2016/17 District League South Baden 7th 7th 17th 36:56
2017/18 District League South Baden 7th 6th 22nd 28:47

Note: Playing times with a green background indicate an ascent, while playing times with a red background indicate a descent.

lacrosse

In February 2017 the "Konstanz Seagulls Lacrosse eV" (founded in February 2008) joined the SCKW. Lacrosse became the seventh division of the club. In the 2016/2017 season, both women and men play in the respective “1. Landesliga Baden-Württemberg ”.

American football

In February 2018, the American football group "Konstanz Pirates ", which was being set up, joined the SCKW. The result is the "Pirates" in the summer of 2017 as a student group, the first part of the university sports of the University and the HTWG trained Constance. After the "Pirates" joined the SCKW, American football forms the eighth division of the club. The entry into gaming operations was planned for summer 2018.

Other (soccer)

Venues

In the main sport of football, the first men's team carries their games on the Constance in the district Wollmatingen located Furstenberg sports field from. The women and juniors hold their games on the Waldheim sports field (artificial turf) in the Allmannsdorf district . Allmandsorf is also the venue for (male) youth, the Hockgraben sports field ("Frichtle-Arena") . Because of its remote location, the municipal Bodensee stadium is only used as an alternative venue. The Bodenseestadion, built in 1935, was renovated in 1991/92 and has 25,000 seats, of which 1,200 are covered and 800 are uncovered.

Events

The two-day International U11 Cup for E-Youth teams (boys), which has been organized by SCKW every year since 2009 in June, is currently taking place in the Bodenseestadion , as well as in 2014 ( FC St. Gallen (CH) - VfL Wolfsburg ), 2015 ( VfB Stuttgart - FC Winterthur (CH) ) and in 2016 (double game: VfB Stuttgart - FC Wohlen (CH) // VfB Stuttgart - FC Wil (CH) ) the preparatory games of professional clubs also organized by the club. The international U15 indoor tournament for performance-oriented C youth teams (boys), which was held for the first time in 1993, takes place every January in the Schänzle sports hall in the Paradies district.

people

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Members decide to merge . Schwäbische.de . March 8, 2012. Retrieved August 16, 2013.
  2. a b The family tree of the SC Konstanz-Wollmatingen . sckw.de . Archived from the original on August 6, 2013. Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved August 16, 2013. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.sckw.de
  3. The association . sckw.de . Archived from the original on August 2, 2013. Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved August 16, 2013. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.sckw.de
  4. The Frichtle are on the loose . Südkurier . April 27, 2013. Accessed on August 14, 2013.  ( Page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.suedkurier.de  
  5. Table Landesliga 2012/13 on fussball.de
  6. Table Landesliga 2013/14 on fussball.de
  7. ^ National league men
  8. ^ National league men
  9. ^ National league men
  10. ^ National league men
  11. Table of women's district league 2012/13 on fussball.de
  12. Table of women's regional league 2013/14 on fussball.de
  13. Match day overview
  14. Match day overview
  15. Match day overview
  16. Match day overview