SC Germania List

SC Germania List
Basic data
Surname	SC Germania List from 1900 eV Hanover
Seat	Hanover , Germany
founding	1900
Colours	blue-black-white
president	Ernst Klaus
Website	http://www.sc-germania-list.de
First soccer team
Head coach	Daniel Stephens
Venue	Schneckenburgerstrasse 22 G, 30177 Hanover
Places	nb
league	1. Rugby Bundesliga
Rugby Bundesliga 2018/19	3rd place 1st Bundesliga North / East
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The Sport Club Germania List Hannover eV 1900 is a sports club based in the Hanover district of List . It is known for its men's and women's rugby teams, but also has departments for handball , tennis , gymnastics and, previously, lacrosse . The 20,000 square meter sports facility of the SC Germania List offers its members two rugby courts, six tennis courts and a boules court; The association also has an allotment garden on the Mittelland Canal .

history

The club was founded in 1900 as one of the first German rugby clubs. He advanced to the national top in the 1940s when he reached the finals for the German championship in 1942 and 1949, losing both games. This was followed by two more decades without major success. The club's most successful phase was between 1968 and 1980. During this time, Germania won the German championship three times and the DRV Cup four times. The team was particularly strong in the finals: if they reached a final, they won it - there were no final defeats in those years.

In the period that followed, the successes subsided. Although the League Cup was won twice and the DRV Cup for the last time in 2000, there have been no further titles since then. Instead, the newly established women's team became the top team and won the runner-up and the 7-a-side rugby championships twice and was German 7-a-side rugby champions in 2003 and 2004. The school and youth teams were able to win 10 national championship titles and a large number of Lower Saxony championships. In 2015, the club was the German junior (U18) champion in Olympic 7-a-side rugby and for the third time in a row junior runners-up in classic 15-a-side rugby. In addition, around 10 players have belonged to the closer squad of the German youth and junior national teams in recent years.

Rugby department

The department consists of the 1st men's team (1st Bundesliga North) and the 2nd men's team (Regionalliga North). The Germania women play in the German 7er Rugby League.

The department head was last elected in March 2018. Simeon Klaus was re-elected as head of department. He is supported by the deputy department heads Martin Gerlach (men’s division), Janine Kostic (women’s division) and Dirk Bracke as youth manager.,

title

Men

German champions

• 1977: Final 16: 9 against the Heidelberg Rowing Club in Hanover
• 1979: Final 9-0 against Heidelberger TV 1846 in Hamburg
• 1981: Final 28:19 against the Heidelberger Rowing Club in Heidelberg

German runner-up

• 1942: Final 9:13 against SG Ordnungspolizei Berlin in Berlin
• 1949: Final 0:11 against SC Neuenheim in Heidelberg

DRV Cup

• 1968: Final 11: 9 against SV Odin Hannover in Hannover
• 1971: Final 15-0 against TSV Victoria Linden in Hanover
• 1977: Final 22: 6 against RG Heidelberg in Heidelberg
• 1980: Final 7: 3 against RG Heidelberg in Hanover
• 2000: Final 18: 8 against DSV 1878 Hannover in Hannover

League Cup

• 1990: Final 25:15 against Berliner SV 92 in Hanover
• 1996: Final 24:15 against RG Heidelberg II in Hanover

League Cup finalist

• 1988: Final 7:12 against SC Neuenheim II in Hanover
• 2009: Final 14:18 against SG SV Odin Hannover / VfR Döhren 06 in Hannover

Women

German runner-up

• 2003: Final 0:25 against FC St. Pauli in Hamburg
• 2006: Final 5:17 against FC St. Pauli in Hamburg

7th rugby champion

• 2003: Final 5-0 against SC Neuenheim in Hanover
• 2004: Final 20: 0 against SC Neuenheim in Heidelberg

U-16 youth

German championships

• 2011: German 15 runner-up against RG Heidelberg in Berlin
• 2011: German champion in 7-a-side rugby against RK Heusenstamm in Heusenstamm

1. Bundesliga team squad

Storm

Nat.	Surname	position	birthday
	Leon Faust	hooker
	Jamie Kaiser	hooker
	Michael Wilckens	Prop
	Felix Hartmann	Prop
	Hauke ​​Kock	Prop
	Jens Mönikes	Prop	06/09/1990
	Fabian Hagedorn	Second row	06/09/1989
	Stefan Mau	Second row	02/12/1989
	Connor Brockmann	Second row
	Paavo Materna	Second row
	Felix Struckmann	Second row
	Carsten Hartwig	Third row	06/21/1991
	Fabian Tacke	Third row	03/23/1992
	Henrik from the east	Third row
	Melvin Treder	Third row	03/01/1994
	Felix Hufnagel	Third row
	Pascal King	Third row

Back team

Nat.	Surname	position	birthday
	Moritz Clasen	Half of the crowd
	Niklas Koch	Half of the crowd
	Daniel Koch	Interconnects
	Julian Nachtsheim	Inner three quarters
	Nico Windemuth	Inner three quarters
	Henrik Meyer	Inner three quarters
	Tjark Janssen	Outer three-quarters
	Johannes Lucas	Outer three-quarters
	Pascal Dahle	Outer three-quarters
	Maurice Riege	Outer three-quarters
	Tino Dietz	Outer three-quarters
	Martin Gerlach	Enough
	Ruben Pollakowski	Enough

Placements

year	league	position
1997/98	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	2.
1998/99	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	5.
	Bundesliga qualifying round	2.
1999/2000	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	4th
	Bundesliga qualifying round	1.
2000/01	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	4th
	Bundesliga qualifying round	2.
2001/02	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	2.
2002/03	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	1.
2003/04	Rugby Bundesliga	7th
2004/05	Rugby Bundesliga	8th.
2005/06	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	2.
2006/07	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	1.
2007/08	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	5.

year	league	position
2008/09	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	7th
2009/10	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	6th
2010/11	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	3.
2011/12	2. Rugby Bundesliga North / East	2.
2012/13	Bundesliga qualifying round - north	3.
	Rugby Bundesliga Championship - North-East	5.
2013/14	Bundesliga qualifying round - north	3.
	Rugby Bundesliga Championship - North-East	4th
2014/15	Bundesliga qualifying round - north	2.
	Rugby Bundesliga Championship - North-East	3.
2015/16	1. Bundesliga North / East	2.
2016/17	1. Bundesliga North / East	2.
2017/18	1. Bundesliga North / East	2.
2018/19	1. Bundesliga North / East	n / A

Handball department

The department consists of the 1st men and the 1st to 4th women's teams. AD youth teams are also maintained. The division manager is Cornelia Volkmann.

Lacrosse department

From 2000 to 2008 there was a lacrosse division with a men's and a women's team. The team was named Dragons.

Trivia

Heinrich Ehlers was - similar to Werner Behring ( SV 1908 Ricklingen ) and Klaus Wesch ( TSV Victoria Linden ) - a member of the technical commission of the European rugby federation Fédération Internationale de Rugby Amateur Association Européenne de Rugby (FIRA). In honor of Heinz Bodenstein and Heiner Ehlers, who have made an outstanding contribution to rugby at SC Germania-List through their outstanding support for pupils and young people, the club has organized the Bodenstein-Ehlers tournament every two years since 1978. It is Northern Germany's largest youth tournament of its kind.

The club's well-known players include a. handball players Kim Birke and Randy Bülau , as well as Karl-Heinz Seligmann , former captain of the national team , Daniel Koch , captain of the youth national team, Manfred Kohrs and Christian Doering players of the rugby union national team.

The SC-Germania player Willi Pagelsdorf junior , uncle of the Bundesliga soccer coach Frank Pagelsdorf , was honored for his sporting achievements by the German Federal President with the award of the silver laurel leaf .

In 1993, 2002, 201 and 2016 the club received the Green Belt of the German Sports Confederation for its exemplary youth work .

The youth rugby coach Dieter Tacke (August 25, 1963 to May 15, 2017) received the 2016 Citizens' Prize from the District Council of Vahrenwald-List on May 11, 2016 for his many years of successful youth work .

literature

• Germania List. Festschrift for the 100th anniversary 1900–2000 , 2000
• Karl-Heinz Grotjahn MA: Sportclub (SC) Germania List v. 1900 eV. In: Klaus Mlynek, Waldemar R. Röhrbein (eds.) U. a .: City Lexicon Hanover . From the beginning to the present. Schlütersche, Hannover 2009, ISBN 978-3-89993-662-9 , p. 578; Preview over google books

Web links

Commons : SC Germania List  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Internet presence of the association
• Championship round, team squad SC Germania List , accessed on October 3, 2015

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Updated December 1, 2018.
2. ↑ Christian Kaufer: SC Germania List is looking for offspring for women's rugby team. In: wochenblaetter.de. Retrieved December 10, 2015 . 
3. ↑ totalrugby.de: 1st Bundesliga team squad SC Germania List
4. ↑ HR Hannover 2015/16. Regional class men St. 5, table and schedule (current). In: Handball-Verband Niedersachsen eV Retrieved on January 18, 2016 . 
5. ↑ europeanlacrossemagazine.com
6. ^ Heinz Balzer: Rugby , in Lothar Wieser, Hubert Dwertmann, Arnd Krüger , Hans Langenfeld , Joachim Schlüchtermann, Ludwig Schulte-Huxel (Red.): Sport in Hannover. From the city's foundation to today , ed. from the Lower Saxony Institute for Sports History , Hoya eV, ed. by NISH with scientific advisory board by Arnd Krüger and Hans Langenfeld, 1st edition, Hoya: Niedersächsisches Inst. für Sportgeschichte, 1991, ISBN 3-923478-56-9 , p. 286ff.
7. ^ 2. September 2008 by Max Joachim: Rugby youth meets in Hanover. (No longer available online.) In: scrum.de. Archived from the original on December 8, 2015 ; Retrieved December 4, 2015 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
8. ↑ August 30, 2005 by Christian Düncher: 14th Bodenstein-Ehlers Tournament Hanover. (No longer available online.) In: rugby-news.de. Archived from the original on December 8, 2015 ; Retrieved December 4, 2015 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
9. ↑ won on November 21, 1970, against France's team of captain Roland Bertranne (RC Bagnères de Bigorre) with 3:18.
10. ↑ Susanna Bauch: Daniel Koch is the playmaker of the national youth team in rugby. In: Hannoversche Allgemeine from July 28, 2011. Accessed March 30, 2016 . 
11. ↑ top v .: Pagel's mother worried about the son's reputation on the website of the Hamburger Morgenpost dated December 30, 1998, last accessed on January 14, 2017
12. ↑ Klaus Mlynek, Waldemar R. Röhrbein: Stadtlexikon Hannover: From the beginnings to the Schlütersche 2010 , p. 578.
13. ↑ Carsten Schmidt: The excellent talent factory. In: HAZ. October 15, 2016. Retrieved June 19, 2017 . 
14. ↑ Hannoversche [[Neue Presse (Hannover) |]] of May 20, 2017, p. 7.
15. ↑ Honor for Dieter Tacke

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