PSV Green-White Wiesbaden

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The Police Sports Club (PSV) Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden is a German sports club from Wiesbaden . Today the association has over 1300 members.

history

The club was founded on February 16, 1925 as the Wiesbaden Police Sports Club . In 1941 the club was forcibly renamed the Sports Association of the Wiesbaden Police Order. During the Second World War , club life came to a complete standstill. On November 1, 1946, the club received approval to revive its sporting activities in the Wiesbaden district as the Wiesbaden Police Sports Club . Since carrying the name Police Sports Club brought difficulties, the club was renamed SV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden on August 23, 1949. It was not until January 27, 1971 that the association appeared again under its current name.

Departments

The club has the departments badminton, football, gymnastics, handball, ju-jutsu, swimming, shooting sports, chess and hiking.

successes

badminton

In addition to numerous medals in the junior and adult division, the PSV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden team won third place in the Badminton Bundesliga in 1976 and 2000. In the 1997/1998 season they even became runner-up.

season event discipline space Surname
1969/1970 German individual championship Men's singles 2 Torsten Winter (PSV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden)
1969/1970 German individual championship Men's doubles 1 Siegfried Betz / Torsten Winter (MTV Munich 1879 / PSV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden)
1974/1975 German individual championship Ladies singles 3 Jutta Vogel (GW Wiesbaden)
1974/1975 German individual championship Men's doubles 3 Torsten Winter / Hugo Wilmes (PSV Green-White Wiesbaden)
1975/1976 German team championship team 3 GW Wiesbaden
1975/1976 German individual championship Men's doubles 3 Torsten Winter / Hugo Wilmes (PSV Green-White Wiesbaden)
1977/1978 German individual championship Ladies doubles 2 Jutta Vogel (Green-White Wiesbaden) / Elke Weber (VfL Wolfsburg)
1979/1980 German individual championship Men's doubles 2 Georg Simon (TuS Wiebelskirchen) / Olaf Rosenow (GW Wiesbaden)
1994/1995 German individual championship Ladies singles 1 Heike Schönharting (PSV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden)
1995/1996 German individual championship Ladies singles 1 Heike Schönharting (PSV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden)
1996/1997 German university championships Ladies singles 1 Birgit Schönharting (FH Wiesbaden)
1997/1998 German individual championship Men's doubles 3 Kai Mitteldorf / Stefan Frey (BC Eintracht Südring Berlin / Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden)
1997/1998 German individual championship Ladies singles 3 Heike Schönharting (Green-White Wiesbaden)
1997/1998 German team championship team 2 PSV Green-White Wiesbaden
1999/2000 German individual championship Ladies doubles 1 Anika Sietz / Nicol Pitro (PSV Grün-Weiß Wiesbaden / SV Fortuna Regensburg)
2000/2001 German individual championship Mixed 3 Michael Helber / Karen Neumann (Wiesbaden / FC Langenfeld)
2000/2001 German individual championship Men's doubles 3 Ingo Kindervater / Michael Helber (1st BC Beuel / GW Wiesbaden)
2000/2001 German individual championship Ladies doubles 3 Anika Sietz / Petra Overzier (GW Wiesbaden / TTC Brauweiler)
2000/2001 German individual championship Men's singles 3 Oliver Pongratz (GW Wiesbaden)
2000/2001 German team championship team 3 GW Wiesbaden
2001/2002 German team championship team 4th GW Wiesbaden (Mark Constable, Klaus Ebeling, Darren Hall, Michael Helber, Jon Holst-Christensen, Rexy Mainaky, Yoseph Phoa, Oliver Pongratz, Richard Vaughan, Arnd Vetters, Karina de Wit, Lotte Jonathans, Heike Laufer, Nicole Phoa, Nicole van Hooren)
2001/2002 German individual championship Men's singles 3 Oliver Pongratz (PSV GW Wiesbaden)

Ju-Jutsu

The Ju-Jutsu department is one of the national and international leaders. At the German championships in 1999, PSV Wiesbaden was the most successful club.

chess

With Eric Lobron a chess grandmaster comes from the club. He later played for TSV Schott Mainz , Königsspringer Frankfurt, Solingen SG 1868 (later as SG 1868-Aljechin Solingen), FTG Frankfurt , SC Stadthagen and Empor Berlin in the German Chess League .

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