Hockey club Schwenningen
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| Full name | Hockey club Schwenningen e. V. | ||
| place | Villingen-Schwenningen , Baden-Wuerttemberg | ||
| Founded | April 26, 1923 | ||
| Club colors | black-and-white | ||
| Stadion | Deutenberg artificial turf | ||
| Places | 1 × artificial grass | ||
| president | Thomas Markuleski | ||
| Homepage | Hockey club Schwenningen | ||
| league | Hall: 2nd Association League Baden-Württemberg Field: 2nd Association League Baden-Württemberg |
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| Indoor season 13/14 | 3rd place | ||
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The Hockey Club Schwenningen is a German hockey club from Villingen-Schwenningen .
history
The Hockey Club Schwenningen emerged from the hockey department of VfR Schwenningen founded on April 26, 1923 . Due to the geographical location of Schwenningen, the gaming traffic was mainly in Baden. For reasons that were no longer apparent, the hockey department disbanded three years later.
A few years later, on July 24th, 1931, some hockey enthusiasts tried to set up the Schwenningen hockey club. Initially, they trained on the grounds of today's ice rink , later they took the opportunity to play the games on the courts of the Schwenningen gymnastics community and VfR Schwenningen.
By 1957, hockey had been forgotten in Schwenningen. On June 3, 1957, some young people joined forces to found a new hockey department at the Schwenningen sports club.
When Schwenningen's great sports patron Gustav Strohm died in early 1970, the department in the club fell behind. With almost no financial support and poor training opportunities, the dissolution of the hockey department four years later seemed inevitable. The merger of the VfR and Sportclub clubs to form BSV-Schwenningen initially seemed to be the saving straw, but the new hopes of hockey fans soon got a huge damper in the erupting football euphoria.
At the founding meeting on December 3, 1983 in the Karl-Haag-Saal of the city library, the members of the BSV hockey department established the independent Schwenningen hockey club.
Ten years after being promoted to the league, it was possible to move up to the 2nd Regionalliga Süd both on the field and in the hall. Especially in the indoor circuit, you dominate the competition almost at will. Coach Harry Zenzinger's team scored 38 of the possible 42 points with a goal difference of 128: 58 in the fourteen games. While they couldn't avoid relegation in the field season despite a good start, the HVS managed to keep the league in the indoor lap in the final sprint.
In addition to the sporting area, at the beginning of the new millennium, the focus was on building the clubhouse. After the groundbreaking ceremony on May 27, 2000, the former kindergarten container was moved from Hallerhöhe to Deutenbergsportplatz. After the containers were renovated in-house and provided with a gable roof, among other things, the official opening took place on September 22, 2002.
Known players
After several players who were appointed to the Württemberg team, Dirk Haller, who later went on the hunt for points with his brother Marc at the Stuttgarter Kickers in the Bundesliga, was the first national player to emerge from the Schwenningen HV. Christian Arnold followed years later, who made 97 appearances for the Swiss national team in his career and in 2000 also moved to Stuttgart together with goalkeeper Tobias Schuster. Marc-Aurel Schaller has been playing in the 2nd Bundesliga at HC Ludwigsburg since 2008 .
facts and figures
- 1957: Foundation of the hockey department in the Schwenningen sports club
- 1979: Construction of the first Deutenberger artificial turf
- 1983: Foundation of the Schwenningen Hockey Club
- 1998: Groundbreaking ceremony for HVS club house
- 2002: Official opening of the HVS clubhouse
- 2004: Change of board: 1st board member Jürgen Dreger, 2nd board member Thomas Markuleski
Sporting successes
- 1958
- First tournament victory in Schönenwerd
- 1964
- First balanced game record
- 1965
- 3rd place in the championship round
- 1967
- Game against Real Club de Polo in Barcelona
- 1972
- Game against the Austrian junior team
- 1973
- Unbeaten first indoor championship
- 1975
- Game against South Africa's national youth team
- 1977
- Unbeaten first field hockey championship
- 1982
- Two games of the junior hockey teams from India and Germany on the Deutenberg artificial turf
- Youth B Württemberg champion field
- 1983
- Youth B Württemberg champion hall and runner-up field
- 1984
- South German indoor hockey championship of youth B in Schwenningen
- Youth B Württemberg runner-up in Halle
- Youth A Wuerttemberg runner-up field
- 1985
- German indoor hockey championship for boys A in Schwenningen
- Men's Wuerttemberg vice-champion hall of the 1st association league
- Youth A participation at the German championship field
- Boys B Württemberg runner-up field
- 1986
- Youth A Wuerttemberg Champion Halle - 5th place in the South German Championship
- Boys B Württemberg runner-up field
- 1987
- Boys B Wuerttemberg Vice-Champion Halle
- 1988
- Women - Promotion to 1st Württemberg Association League field
- Boys B Wuerttemberg Champion Halle
- Youth A cup winners hall
- Boys A Cup Winner Hall
- 1989
- Boys A Wuerttemberg runner-up - 5th in the South German championship
- HVS host of the Württemberg Hockey Association Day
- 1991
- Men's promotion to the field hockey league
- SG women promotion to the Oberliga field
- Youth B Württemberg champion field
- Boys A Cup Winner
- 1992
- Men's promotion to the Oberliga Halle
- SG promotion to the Oberliga Halle
- 1994
- Men's Wuerttemberg runners-up field
- Men beat the regional league team HC Ludwigsburg in the DHB Cup
- 1995
- Men in DHB Cup main round against Bundesliga team and multiple German champions Dürkheimer HC 1: 6
- 1999
- 2. Men's promotion to the 2. Association League Baden-Württemberg Halle
- 2001
- Men's promotion to the 2nd Regionalliga Süd field
- Boys A Cup winners field
- 2002
- Men's promotion to the 2nd Regionalliga Süd Halle
- Girls A cup winners hall
- Youth A cup winners hall
- 2003
- 2nd men's promotion to the 1st association league in Halle
- SG women promotion to the 2nd Association League Halle
- 2004
- Men's runner-up in the Oberliga Baden-Württemberg field
- 2007
- 2. Men's Champion 2. Association League Baden-Württemberg Halle
- 2009
- Boys A Cup Winner Hall
- 2010
- Youth B cup winners hall
- 2011
- Youth B cup winners hall
- 2012
- 1. Men's Champion 2. Association League Baden-Württemberg Halle