Reiner Ganschow

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Reiner Ganschow (born June 22, 1945 in Rostock ) is a German handball trainer and former handball player .

The 1.87 m tall Ganschow played for SC Empor Rostock . He began his athletic career in athletics and handball . In 1964 he was GDR youth champion in the shot put and discus throw as well as title holder with SC Empor Rostock in indoor and field handball .

He was a member of the GDR national handball team . With the national team he played at the 1972 Olympics , he was in the squad at the World Cup (World Cup) 1967 , the World Cup 1970 and the World Cup 1974 ; In 1970 and 1974 he was vice world champion. With 206 international matches, Ganschow is one of the record holders in German handball, scoring 754 goals.

From the end of the 1970s, he worked as a coach in Algeria and Tunisia for the national teams. From 1985 to 1989 he coached the SC Empor Rostock and during this time achieved two GDR championship titles and five FDGB cup victories. Later he was under contract with GW / SYC Rostock until 1994, from where he moved to Grasshoppers Zurich in January 1994 . From 1996 he first coached the juniors of the Schaffhausen Cadets , then the NLA team for a year and then the juniors again until 2004; until 2005 he coached the 3rd division team of the Cadets.

Reiner Ganschow worked as a university sports teacher at the German University of Physical Culture in Leipzig and was active in Switzerland as a sports teacher in Effretikon and Schaffhausen. He is married to the former diver Christine Grundmann ; the two sons Ulf Ganschow and Heiko Ganschow also played handball.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. www.handball-world.com "Ganschow: Left" clap "was never enough to win", June 22, 2010
  2. dhb.de World Cup men
  3. ( Page no longer available , search in web archives: DHB press release at www.strand08.de (PDF; 274 kB) )@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.strand08.de
  4. www.medaillenspiegel.info
  5. Berliner Zeitung, January 15, 1994
  6. Berliner Zeitung, January 7, 1994
  7. www.kadettensh.ch (web link no longer available (in February 2013))