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Josef "Jupp" Pilz (* 1920 in Czechoslovakia , † 2006 in Bad Honnef ) was a German sports teacher and football coach .

Live and act

Originally from the Sudetenland, he started out as a youth coach for FC Hansa Rostock and took over and founded the women's soccer team at BSG Post Rostock in 1970 , after having received rejections from 26 company sports associations.

In 1979, the BSG Post Rostock women's soccer team he trained came third in the first GDR assessment of the best in women's soccer, and from then on developed into one of the best teams in the GDR.

Pilz was a member of the Rostock district board of the DTSB , as well as a level IV exercise leader and member of the KFA football team.

Awards

  • Medal of Merit of the GDR
  • seven-time activist of socialist labor
  • Artur Becker medal in silver
  • Badge of honor of the DTSB of the GDR in gold
  • Badge of honor of the DFV of the GDR in silver
  • entered in the honor book of the city of Rostock

watch TV

  • Television of the GDR : Sport aktuell (GDR) - What women can do - Women's football GDR best determination in Blankenburg - Final , Berlin October 5, 1980, in: Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, AD4310. (Report from GDR television about the 2nd GDR determination of the best in women's football, Jupp Pilz is faded in several times, including when he receives shirts from his players; Weblink: [1] )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Robert Rosentreter / Günter Simon: Always close to the wind. 40 years of FC Hansa Rostock. Die Werkstatt, Göttingen 2005, p. 142.
  2. ^ Rainer Hennies / Daniel Meuren: Frauenfussball - The long way to recognition , Göttingen 2009, p. 168.
  3. ^ Article about BSG Post Rostock on the DFB website
  4. ↑ Short biography Jupp Pilz, in: Deutsches Sportecho am Tuesdays, Berlin, September 9, 1980, No. 177, p. 7.
personal data
SURNAME Mushroom, yup
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pilz, Josef (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sports teacher and soccer coach
DATE OF BIRTH 1920
PLACE OF BIRTH Czechoslovakia
DATE OF DEATH 2006
Place of death Bad Honnef