HTC Stuttgarter Kickers
Coordinates: 48 ° 44 '0.4 " N , 9 ° 10' 6.2" E
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| Full name | Hockey and tennis club Stuttgarter Kickers e. V. |
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| place | Stuttgart - Hoffeld , Baden-Wuerttemberg | ||
| Founded |
August 6, 1913 (as the hockey department of the Stuttgarter Kickers) May 29, 1958 (separation from the main club and establishment as HTC Stuttgarter Kickers) |
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| Club colors | blue White | ||
| Stadion | Breuninger-Hockeypark on the Hohe Eiche (field) HTC-Halle (hall) |
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| Places | 2,000 600 |
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| president | Christoph Wüterich | ||
| Trainer | Nico Weber (men) Andreas Sauck (male youth) Marc Haller (women, female youth) |
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| Homepage | https://stuttgarter-htc.de/ | ||
| league |
2nd Bundesliga field, 2nd Bundesliga hall |
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The hockey and tennis club Stuttgarter Kickers with 800 members is one of the largest hockey clubs in Baden-Württemberg with a tennis department . Other sports offered are fitness and golf . The system is located on the Bopseräckern near Degerloch and Hoffeld . The facility has two artificial turf courts, six clay courts (tennis), a sports hall, a small swimming pool and a children's playground.
history
In 1913, a hockey department within the Stuttgarter Kickers was founded by six hockey enthusiasts in the “Charlottenhof” restaurant.
In 1954, due to the construction of the television tower, gaming operations had to be relocated to Bad Cannstatt for two years . As a precaution, 12 members of the hockey department found the Hockey- und Tennis-Club Stuttgart e. V.
In 1957, at the extraordinary general meeting of the main club “SV Stuttgarter Kickers”, the resolution was passed that the hockey and tennis club Stuttgart would acquire a new sports area and be renamed “Hockey- und Tennisclub Stuttgarter Kickers e. V., Stuttgart, founded in 1913 ”. In the same year the entry was made in the association register.
The new clubhouse was inaugurated in 1961 and the swimming pool opened in 1967. 1975 saw the inauguration of its own hockey and tennis hall and four other tennis courts. In 1988 and 2001, the two artificial turf pitches with floodlights were put into operation.
In 2005 the club celebrated the German field championship for the first time . The number of members exceeded the 800 mark. In 2006 the club won the European Cup of National Champions in field hockey and became German field hockey runner-up . In the same year the lacrosse department was founded.
In April / May 2007, the new artificial turf pitch was inaugurated in front of the clubhouse terrace.
At the beginning of 2008, the first men's team was relegated from the indoor Bundesliga, followed by relegation from the reformed field Bundesliga in summer 2008. At the beginning of 2009, the first women's team was promoted to the indoor Bundesliga. At the beginning of 2010, the first men's team was promoted to the indoor Bundesliga. The first women were relegated from the indoor Bundesliga. At the beginning of 2013, the first men's team was relegated from the indoor Bundesliga.
successes
| European Cup balance men's field | ||||
| year | competition | level | space | place |
| 1990 | Cup Winners Cup | 1 | 3 | Stuttgart |
| 2006 | Club Champions Cup | 1 | 1 | Cannock |
- German field hockey champion 2005
- German field hockey runner-up in 1976, 1977, 1986, 2006
- German indoor hockey runner-up A-Juniors 2012
- European champion cup 2006
- German field hockey champion WJA 2013
Well-known sportswomen
- Bärbel Aichinger (51 international matches for Germany 1960–1971)
- Christa Beckmann (3 international matches for Germany from 1958–1959)
- Birgit Beyer (later switched to RW Köln, 83 international matches for Germany from 1993 to 2002)
- Carola Boomes (70 international matches for Germany from 1985 to 1989)
- Viola Grahl (40 international matches for Germany from 1987 to 1990)
- Franziska Hentschel (later switched to SC Frankfurt in 1880, 168 international matches for Germany from 1989–2002)
- Hella Roth (later switched to BW Köln, 83 international matches for Germany from 1982–1987)
- Dorothee Zimek (3 international matches for Germany from 1963–1964)
Well-known athletes
- Utz Aichinger (59 international matches for Germany from 1960–1969)
- Harald Brandenstein (26 international matches for Germany from 1987-1992)
- Björn Emmerling (256 international matches for Germany from 1996 to 2006)
- Nicolas Emmerling (70 international matches for Germany from 2001 to 2008)
- Falk Heßler (moved from Empor Lindenau Leipzig, 21 internationals for the GDR)
- Tim Jessulat (46 internationals for Germany) as of January 8, 2013
- Dirk Löhle (5 international matches for Germany 1998)
- Niklas Meinert (137 international matches for Germany 2003 to 2008)
- Volker Merz (1 international match for Germany 1953)
- Sascha Reinelt (233 international matches for Germany 1996 to 2005)
- Volker Vestewig (11 international matches for Germany from 1976–1979)
- Stefan Wagner (5 international matches for Germany in 2004, career already ended for health reasons)
Furthermore Christian Arnold (Switzerland), Mathias Bleyle (Austria), Lochlan Elmer (Australia), Santiago Ferrán (Spain), Thierry Grandchamp (Switzerland), Manfred Fleischhacker (Austria), Hari Kant (Canada), Peter Proksch (Austria), Dhanraj Pillay (India), Pedro Rotbarth (Argentina), Jagbir Singh (India).
The association is known for its exemplary youth work, which in 2005 was awarded the “Im Visier der Region 2005” prize by the Forum Region Stuttgart . The LSV “Trainer of the Year 2005” award also went to the head coach at the time, Thomas Dauner.
Other sports
- Tennis: The club has a coaching staff and six clay courts. A total of 10 active and 6 youth teams play.
- Fitness: Together with partners, the HTC offers a fitness program
- golf
Stadion
Field: Breuninger Hockey Park on the "Hohe Eiche"
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Compilation from EHF Handbook 2016 ( memento of the original from March 14, 2016 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.
- ↑ Vice championship for HTC Juniors . In: Stuttgarter Nachrichten . March 5, 2012, p. 24 .
