Allemannia rowing club from 1866

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RC Allemannia v. 1866
Flag RC Allemannia v. 1866
Full name Rowing Club "Allemannia von 1866" e. V.
abbreviation RCA
Association headquarters At the Alster 47A
Gurlitt Island
20099 Hamburg
Founded February 7, 1866 in Hamburg
Club colors White-red
Training waters Outer Alster
Chairman Dirk Heinike
Members about 630
Homepage www.rc-allemannia.de
The club house "An der Alster"

The rowing club "Allemannia von 1866" is one of the four traditional rowing clubs on the Outer Alster in Hamburg . It was founded in 1866 through a spin-off from the rowing club "Emilie". This split was motivated by a reorientation towards racing rowing, so that the Allemannia still has an active competitive sports group with considerable successes (world champions and German champions).

School rowing is also promoted by the rowing club. The Brecht School is in cooperation with Allemannia.

Since 2008, Allemannia has been supporting the ranks of the private Hamburg School of Business Administration , which competes annually in the Hanse Boat Race against the ranks of the private Jacobs University Bremen .

The rowing club has also been accepting women since spring 2019.

German champion

  • One : 1895 H. Schopmann, 1954 E. Jungnickel
  • Double scull : 1996 R. sacrifice (in racing community )
  • Two without a helmsman : 1924 C. Clement, B. Zonenbach
  • Four without a helmsman : 2005 and 2006 Pohl, Drews, Olbrich, Niemeyer
  • Eighth : 2007 Byrne, Reimann, Dahlke, Behling, Drews, Drews, Pohl, Niemeyer, Reichert
  • Lightweight single: 1954 C. Münz, 1997 C. Dahlke
  • Lightweight twos without a helmsman: 1994 C. Dahlke, 2004 J. Drews (each in a racing community)
  • Lightweight quad sculls: 1991 and 1998 C. Dahlke, 2001 J. Drews (both in racing community)
  • Lightweight four without a helmsman : 1975 Ramm, Vobbe, Klews, Hänyes
  • Lightweight eighth: 1992, 1993 and 2004 C. Dahlke, 1998 and 1999 O. Brauer, 2002 C. Dahlke, M. Raeder, 2003 C. Dahlke, M. Raeder, J. Drews (each in racing team)

Olympic Summer Games

  • Lightweight four without a helmsman: 2012 Lars Wichert (9th place, in racing team)
  • Lightweight four without a helmsman: 2016 Lars Wichert (9th place, in racing team)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ About the Allemannia. In: www.rc-allemannia.de. Rowing Club "Allemannia von 1866", accessed on October 12, 2016 .
  2. ↑ Traditional Hamburg Club - After 155 years: Allemannia lets women take the helm! Hamburger Morgenpost from January 31, 2019; accessed on February 7, 2019

Coordinates: 53 ° 33 ′ 33.9 ″  N , 10 ° 0 ′ 26.5 ″  E