KC Schrezheim
| Bowling Club Schrezheim e. V. (KC Schrezheim) |
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| purpose | Bowling club |
| Chair: | Julius Sanwald |
| Establishment date: | 1967 |
| Seat : | Schrezheim |
| Website: | www.kc-schrezheim.de |
The KC Schrezheim e. V. is a bowling club from a district ( Schrezheim ) of Ellwangen . The KC Schrezheim is one of the most successful bowling clubs of the Württembergischer Kegler- und Bowling-Verband e. V. The club is known for its first women's team, it plays in the top division, the Kegel Bundesliga (Classic) , and for the numerous international successes of some players and the coach.
history
In the beginning ten young men came regularly every Sunday to go bowling on the bowling alley in Schrezheim. It was the fun of the thing and the active leisure activities that allowed the young people to grow closer together in a good comradeship. The desire to be able to take part in the official bowling was ultimately the reason to found an association and to join the bowling association (KV) Aalen.
In 1961 the ten-man bowling club “One is always standing” was founded on the Kucher bowling alley in Schleifhäusle. Anton Blank also took over the position of board member. In 1967 the first general assembly of the then very successful club took place. During this meeting the name was also renamed "Kegelclub Schrezheim".
In 1982 the Klosterfeldbahnen moved to the newly built bowling facility in the Ellwang indoor swimming pool. In 1984 there was another relocation to the newly built bowling alley in Schwabsberg. It fully met the needs of sport bowlers, was technically up to date and the atmosphere there fully met expectations.
In 2000, together with the KC Schwabsberg, an independent bowling association, the KV Jagst, was founded. In 2013 the KC Schrezheim and the KC Schwabsberg parted ways, each of them founded their own bowling club.
Teams
There are three women's teams, four men's teams and one mixed, senior and senior women's team.
Bowling club at the monastery
In 2004 the club started to build a bowling alley. In the Ellwang district of Schleifhäusle, the bowling alley was built next to the former Josefstal order house of the Comboni Missionaries order. The ultra-modern 4-lane facility offers space for hobby bowlers and celebrations in addition to the sporting competitions.
successes
The club is very successful. Many team championships and also many individual championships could be won for KC Schrezheim. The most important team successes at a glance:
1970 first championship title of the men's team. The first women's team was founded in 1979 and won the championship title three times in a row. In 1993 the women's team became champions in the national league. 1997 saw the women's first promotion to the second division. In 2005 the women's team rose to the Classic League, which is now the first Bundesliga. 2011 the second women's team rose to the third Bundesliga. In 2012, the second women's team rose to the second Bundesliga. Some players of the KC Schrezheim took part in international competitions and were always very successful:
| year | player | title |
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| 2004 | Sissi Schneider | World champion team |
| 2005 | Sissi Schneider | Vice world champion team |
| 2005 | Bianca Schuster | Vice world champion team |
| 2006 | Bianca Schuster | World champion combination, vice world champion couples fight, vice world champion team |
| 2006 | Wolfgang Lutz | World champion coach juniors |
| 2007 | Kathrin Lutz | World champion team |
| 2009 | Wolfgang Lutz | World champion trainer men, vice world champion trainer women |
| 2013 | Nicole Binder | Third place in the world cup |
| 2013 | Saskia Barth | Vice world champion tandem, vice world champion team, bronze in the combination, fourth place in the individual |