FSC Jena
| Surname | Fechtsportclub Jena eV |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2006 |
| Members | 150 |
| Chairman | Peter Kober |
| Homepage | FSC Jena |
The FSC Jena is a sports club from Jena and with around 150 members (as of January 2013) the fencing club in Thuringia with the largest number of members . It was founded on May 3, 2006 under the name Fechtsportclub Jena from the fencing department of TuS Jena . The FSC Jena, together with the Sports High School Jena, is the sponsor of the junior performance sports center for fencing in Thuringia. The association offers children, adolescents and adults the sport of fencing both with a competitive orientation and with a leisure character. In the field of performance, numerous medals and placements at German, as well as world and European championships in the adult and youth field have been achieved in the past.
Successes in the adult sector
Germany Cup adult team
1st place women's floret 2007 Souline Blumenstein , Dorothee Granderath , Susanne Michaluk , Christiane Scharf
German championships adult team
2nd place German team championships 2008 in Tauberbischofsheim in the discipline active men's floret Thomas Stanek , Michael Stanek , Robert Scholz , Janek Löbel
3rd place German team championships 2008 in Tauberbischofsheim in the discipline of women's florets Active Souline Blumenstein, Katja Kliewer , Susanne Michaluk, Christiane Scharf
2nd place German team championships 2007 in Tauberbischofsheim in the discipline men's floret active Thomas Stanek, Michael Stanek, Robert Scholz, Janek Löbel
German Championships Adults Individual
7th place German championship 2008 in Tauberbischofsheim in the discipline male floret active Michael Stanek
Successes in the junior sector
Junior World and European Championships
4th place World Championship 2011 at the Dead Sea ( Jordan ) in the women's floret discipline, team Marike Wegener
4th place at the European Championships 2007 in Poznan in the men's floret team Thomas Stanek
4th place World Championship 2006 in Taebaek in the discipline men's floret team Thomas Stanek
1st place European Championship 2005 in Espinho in the discipline men's floret team Thomas Stanek
2nd place World Championship 2005 in Linz in the men's floret team Thomas Stanek
German championships junior team
2nd place German team championships 2008 in Heidenheim in the discipline men's floret juniors Florian Hein , Felix Reinhardt , Bernhard Fischer, Phillip Kempert
5th place German team championships 2008 in Moers in the discipline men's floret juniors Florian Hein, Gerrit Machetanz , Janek Löbel
2nd place German team championships 2007 in Weinheim in the discipline men's floret juniors Thomas Stanek, Janek Löbel, Gerrit Machetanz, Stefan Bösemann
German Championships Juniors Singles
2nd place German Championships 2012 in Bonn in the discipline junior women's floret Marike Wegener
2nd place German Championships 2008 in Moers in the discipline men's floret juniors Janek Löbel
1st place German championships 2007 in Weinheim in the discipline men's floret juniors Thomas Stanek
3rd place German championships 2007 in Weinheim in the discipline men's floret juniors Janek Löbel
Success in the senior sector
Senior World Championships
25th place in the age group 50+ in Poreč Carsten Dorow
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Germany Cup 2007 of the German Fencing Federation in women's floret is at FSC Jena. Jena Kompakt, November 26, 2007, accessed on March 22, 2013 .
- ^ Athlete biography - Michael Stanek on the website of the German Fencing Federation
- ^ Athlete biography - Marike Wegener on the website of the German Fencing Association
- ↑ Athlete biography - Thomas Stanek on the website of the German Fencing Federation
- ↑ Athlete biography - Janek Löbel on the website of the German Fencing Federation
- ↑ Carsten Dorow: competition report senior world championship Porec. FSC Jena, October 10, 2011, accessed on March 22, 2013 .
Coordinates: 50 ° 54 ′ 56.9 " N , 11 ° 35 ′ 22.4" E