PSV Cologne

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The Polizeisportverein (PSV) Köln eV is a popular sports club from Cologne .

PSV Köln was founded in October 1922 by nine police officers after they had won a trophy in a comparison competition to which they had been invited by what was then PSV Essen.

The foundation of PSV Köln served to combine professional and leisure sports. For the amateur status it was important at the time that the association also opened up to non-police officers. A separate department was opened for each of the recorded sports. Traditionally, the respective departments were headed exclusively by police officers as chairmen and this is still the case today. Police officers Martin Lotz and Alexander Stoll are currently 1st and 2nd chairman.

Cycling

At the end of the sixties and the beginning of the seventies, the cycling department of PSV Cologne rose to become the leading cycling club in Germany under the direction of Jakob Roth (called “Köbes”, chief detective, head 5. K, stadium announcer at the six-day race) and took part in the cycling Bundesliga part. Above all, the achievements of the original Cologne athletes Erwin Derlick and Dieter Koslar should be emphasized, who celebrated countless successes. This time was documented by the son of "Köbes" Roth, Hennes Roth , as a photographer in several books.

Even later, PSV Cologne brought z. For example, with Andreas Kappes and the multiple Tour de France stage winner Marcel Wüst (born 1967 in Cologne) outstanding drivers. Today the cycling department of PSV Cologne no longer exists.

The sports currently practiced by PSV Cologne include the departments of fishing, ju-jutsu, badminton, judo, shooting sports, fistball, athletics, swimming, soccer, air sports, senior sports, handball, model flying, volleyball as well as dog and motor sports.

Blind football

PSV Köln has played successfully in the blind football league for many years . First as an independent team, later as a syndicate. In the first season of 2009, PSV Köln became runner-up.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ DHfK drivers chase Frankfurt Neues Deutschland , July 20, 1993
  2. ^ Season 2019 blindenfussball.net
  3. ^ Chronicle of blind football in Germany blindenfussball.net
  4. ^ Final of the German Blind Soccer League blinden-fussball.de