Fencing and Sports Association Ruhr Wattenscheid

FSG / RW

Surname	Fecht- und Sportgemeinschaft Ruhr Wattenscheid eV
Founded	1959
Place of foundation	Wattenscheid
Association headquarters	Bochum
Members	96
Departments	Fencing, gymnastics, Frisian fighting
Homepage	www.fsgrw.com

The Fecht- und Sportgemeinschaft Ruhr Wattenscheid eV is a sports club from Bochum with departments for fencing , gymnastics and Frisian fighting . The FSG / RW is a member of the Westphalian Fencing Federation (WFB) and the Westphalian Gymnastics Federation (WTB).

Club history

The FSG / RW looks back on more than 50 years of fencing tradition and is one of the oldest fencing clubs in Bochum . Siegfried Jedanietz was the first leader in Wattenscheid after the war. During the same period, the married couple Fred and Edelgard Krüger received their fencing training at VfL Bochum in 1848 and in 1959 asked TV Kronenburg for admission. The fencing department of TV Kronenburg was a member of the Westphalian Fencing Association (WFB) until 1969.

In the fencing circular of the WFB of March 3, 1969, the following message was published: “The fencing department TV Kronenburg and the sports community Weitmar have merged to form an independent association. The new club is called 'Fecht- und Sportgemeinschaft Ruhr'. " Later," Wattenscheid "was added to the club name.

The club is known nationally and internationally as the host of important tournaments. From 1984 to 2009 the association held an annual FIE junior world cup tournament (Stadtwerke-Pokal) in Bochum. The list of winners includes later top athletes such as 1985 and 1987 Anja Fichtel , 1989 Nicola Hein , 1990 Simone Bauer , 2005 Roxanna Merkl , Anastassija Iwanowa , or in 1986 the later three-time Olympic participant ( 1988 ), ( 1992 ), ( 1996 ) and two-time Gold medalist Francesca Bortolozzi , Olympic bronze medalist London 2012 and most successful female fencer of all time Valentina Vezzali . In 2009, the 1st chairman Heinz Fischer was awarded the Medal of Honor of the Fédération Internationale d'Escrime (FIE) on the occasion of the 25th tournament . The sword tournament in Bochum for the Martin Zimmermann Cup, which is considered to be the oldest women's epee tournament in Germany, has an almost as long tradition.

Well-known athletes and coaches

• Margit Budde (Florett), until 2012 Vice-President of the German Fencing Association (DFB) and member of the " wheelchair fencing " commission of the European Fencing Association ( EFC / CEE )
• Nicola Hein (foil), Junior World Cup tournament winner 1989, national team fencer of the DFB and Deutsche Sporthilfe 1986–1995, former trainer of the FSG / RW, today naturopath and med. Supervisor at the Olympic base in Cologne / Bonn / Leverkusen
• Volker Redeker (sword), member of the German national team at the Junior World Championship 1970, Minsk USSR
• Daniel Pietscher (foil), today a professional soldier and DFB referee (B license, international), referee Paralympics London 2012

Sports fencing department

history

The fencing department of the FSG / RW has existed since the association was founded in 1959. Friedhelm Austen, one of the students of the first fencing trainer Siegfried Jedanietz, was for many years in the so-called "Westphalian special class" in foil and epee fencing (as a member of TV Kronenburg). At the same time Friedhelm Austen with Fred Krüger, Karl-Heinz Weisser and Günter Sekulla became Westphalian team champions in the sword in 1961. Head coach is Peter Marduchajew , multiple European champion foil in the age group M40 +. The weapons used for fighting are foil and sword .

Tournaments

The association organizes the following tournaments nationally and internationally:

• FIE Junior World Cup Tournament (Stadtwerke-Pokal), Women's Foil Juniors (2013 = 27th year)
• Martin-Zimmermann-Pokal, women's epee active (oldest women's tournament in Germany, 1981–2007 = 26 years)
• Gertrudis tournament, junior tournament foil and epee (2013 = 21st year)
• German championship 2010, women's epee juniors

Trainer

Peter Marduchayev

successes

Peter Marduchajew is internationally the most successful member of the association. As an active fencer (member of the Soviet national team) he took part in four world championships and was four times national champion (foil) of the USSR . Today he fights successfully in the German senior national team.

As an active fencer

Competitive squad, member of the USSR Olympic team

• four-time participant - fencing world championship, weapon: men's floret (HFL)
• Gold - Soviet Championship, weapon: HFL

As a veteran fencer

• Gold - Veterans European Championship 2009, Balatonfüred (HUN) singles , weapon: HFL
• Gold - Veterans European Championship 2007, St. Gallen (CH) singles, weapon: HFL
• Silver - Veterans European Championship 2010, Skopje (MK) team , weapon: HFL
• Gold - German Championship (2004, 2006, 2008, 2010), singles , weapon: HFL
• Silver - German Championship (2011), individual, weapon: HFL
• Gold - German Championship (2004, 2005, 2007, 2011), team , weapon: HFL
• Bronze - German Championship (2008, 2009, 2010), team, weapon: HFL

Youth work

The youth work has a special place within the fencing training. With the support of two co-trainers, children and young people (from the age of 8) are introduced to fencing in a playful way. In addition to pure sports training, the fencing department also offers numerous leisure activities.

Club successes

World and European championships up to and including the 1985/1986 season were only held in the age groups "Junior" (17-19 years) and "Senior" (20-39 years). From the 1986/1987 season competitions in the age group "Cadets" (15-16 years) take place, the recently introduced age groups "Vétéran I-III" (40-60 +) completed the annual tournament schedule to the current level.

World Championship

• 1970 Junior World Championships , Minsk USSR
  • HDE, Volker Redeker (eliminated after injury in the 1/4 final).

European Championship

• 1970 European Junior Championship
  • Silver men's sword (HDE), Volker Redeker
• 1971 European Junior Championship
  • Gold HDE, Joachim Fischer
  • Bronze men's floret (HFL), Joachim Fischer
• 1976 European Junior Championship
  • 6th place, HFL, Rolf Vogedes

German championships

• 1970 juniors
  • Silver HDE, Volker Redeker
• 1972 juniors
  • Gold HDE, Joachim Fischer
• 1974 pupil, old class III (today A youth)
  • Final round, Herrensäbel (HSÄ), Dieter Sobich

Westphalian state championships

Active

• 1969 Gold HFL, Volker Redeker
• 1971 Gold DFL, Petra Eickenbusch
• 1972 Gold DFL, Petra Eickenbusch
• 1972 Gold HDE, Joachim Fischer
• 1974 Gold DFL, Brigitte Gelking
• 1975 Gold DFL, T.Renner
• 1976 Gold DFL, L.Brinkmann
• 1977 Gold DFL, L.Brinkmann
• 1978 Gold DFL, L.Brinkmann

Juniors

• 1970
  • Gold HFL + HDE, Joachim Fischer
  • Silver HFL, Rainer Fischer

B-youth, A-youth

• 1971 pupils, old classes I-III (today B-youth, A-youth)
  • Gold HFL (old class I - <15 years) individual
  • Gold DFL (old class I - <15 years) individual
  • Silver DFL (old class II - 16 years) single
  • Gold DFL (old class II - 16 years) individual
  • Silver DFL (old class II - 16 years) single
  • Gold HFL (old class III -> 16 years) individual
  • Gold DFL (old class III -> 16 years) individual

student

• 2009/2010 pupil
  • Gold DDE (J) single
  • Silver DDE (J) single
  • Silver DFL (J) singles
  • Bronze DFL (M) individual

• 2010/2011 student
  • Gold DDE (M) single
  • Silver DDE (M) single
  • Bronze DFL (M) individual

• 2011/2012 student
  • Gold HFL (J) singles
  • Bronze DFL (Ä) individual

Gymnastics Department

The trainer of the gymnastics department is Manuela Schalla.

Friesenkampf department

Friesenkampf has a long tradition in the FSG / RW and goes back to the commitment of the club's founding member and long-time chairman Fred Krüger. Krüger was not only a fencing master but also an avid sports shooter. In the 1970s and 1980s, the club presented large and successful teams at numerous all-around tournaments. In the mid-1990s, the department's activities almost came to a standstill. She has been active again since 2009 and successfully takes part in competitions at regional, state and federal level. The department has a mutual training cooperation with the FKFC Friesenkampf fencing club D'Artagnan, Bochum.

successes

NRW all-around championships

• 2010 JM (W10-11)
  • gold
  • silver
• 2010 JM (W14–15)
  • silver
• 2010 JM (M12-13)
  • silver
• 2011 JD (W16-19)
  • Gold, Lynn-Sophie Wenke
• 2011 JM (W10-11)
  • gold
  • silver
• 2012 JM (W12-13)
  • gold

German all-around championships

• 2010 JD (W16-19)
  • 9th place

• 2011 JD (W16-19)
  • Bronze - DMKM 17./18. September, Einbeck

• 2012 JD (W16-19)
  • Silver - DMKM 15./16. September, Einbeck

Web links

• Fecht- und Sportgemeinschaft Ruhr Wattenscheid eV, Bochum

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Margit Budde, former fencer of the FSG / RW, Vice-President of the DFB ( Memento of the original from June 26, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) 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.  
2. ↑ Margit Budde, former fencer of the FSG / RW, Commission wheelchair fencing EFC / CEE ( Memento of the original from October 11, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) 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. 
3. ↑ Nicola Hein, federal cadre fencer 1986–1995, former trainer of the FSG / RW ( Memento of the original from March 21, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
4. ↑ Daniel Pietscher, DFB referee, list of referees ( Memento of the original from January 7, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ↑ Martin Zimmermann-Pokal, WAZ article from December 7, 2007
6. ↑ DJM (DDE) Official tournament announcement of the DFB (PDF; 34 kB)
7. ↑ Championnats du Monde 1982-1983
8. ↑ European Veterans Championship 2009 (individual) - Balatonfüred (Hungary)
9. ↑ Veterans European Championship 2010 (team) - Skopje (Macedonia) ( Memento of the original from October 22, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
10. ^ FIE World Championship 1986/87, for the first time with the age group "Cadets".
11. ↑ German Junior Masters from 1954 ( Memento of the original from June 26, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
12. ↑ List of all winners of German championships, juniors  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 13 kB)  
13. ^ Obituary for Fred Krüger, Fechtkunst 02/2004 p. 4, magazine of the (ADFD) Academy of Fencing Art in Germany (PDF; 3.0 MB)