SC Rist Wedel

SC Rist Wedel
Founded	1968
Hall	Steinberghalle (600 seats)
Homepage	www.scrist-wedel.de
1st chairperson	Andrea Koschek
2nd chairman	Gernot Guzielski
Trainer	Benka Barloschky (men) Oliver Böttcher (women)
league	ProB Men 2018/19 : 3rd place
	1. Regionalliga North Women
Colours	Green yellow

The SC Rist Wedel is a German basketball club.

history

The SC Rist Wedel was founded on May 28, 1968 in Wedel by sports teachers from the local Johann-Rist-Gymnasium , the first club chairman was Ewald Schauer . The home of the "Rister" is the Halle am Steinberg (Steinberghalle).

Entrance to the Halle am Steinberg (Steinberghalle)

founding

A volleyball division was added to the basketball division in 1972 , but it no longer exists today. The SC Rist is known nationwide for its basketball teams. The youth teams won several German championships in basketball and numerous Hamburg championships .

History men's team

1970s

In 1973, the Wedel men's team won the cup competition of the Hamburg Basketball Association for the first time and took part in the DBB Cup.

1980s

In 1982 the team rose after several unsuccessful attempts from the upper to the regional league and in the first season of 1982/83 was equal on points runner-up behind the BC Johanneum.

1985 succeeded under the coaching team Klaus Smollich and Bernd Karow promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga. The audience interest in the home games has meanwhile grown strongly, the encounters in the Steinberghalle are turning into extremely atmospheric events.

In the 1986/87 season, the SC Rist moved into the promotion round to the first division. In 1988, the team was runner-up under coach Frank Hoffmann, but for financial reasons they decided not to move up to the 1st Bundesliga. In 1988 they reached the semi-finals in the DBB Cup as a second division team, after the first division clubs TV Langen and SpVgg Ludwigsburg am Steinberg had previously been defeated. In the round of the last four, the team then lost to Steiner Bayreuth . The top performers at this time were Christian Pauk, the brothers Bernd and Jens Röder, Dirk Rehder, Ingo Knillmann and Winfried Rathje.

1990s

In 1991 the team was again runner-up in the 2nd Bundesliga. In 1992 they were relegated to the Regionalliga and returned in 1994 under coach Thorsten Döding as the undefeated champion of the Regionalliga Nord in the second highest division. The Latvian national player Dzintars Jaunzems, who was signed in 1993, made a significant contribution to the promotion and was also a pillar of the team in the following years in the 2nd Bundesliga.

In the 1997/98 season, the relegation round was reached under coach Ivan Vojtko , in which, in addition to the better-placed teams in the second division, the first division side from the lower half of the table took part. In the 1999/2000 season Wedel moved under coach Thorsten Meyer in the promotion round to the 1st Bundesliga.

2000s

Interior view of the Halle am Steinberg (Steinberghalle) before a game of SC Rist Wedel in December 2018

The men's team of SC Rist remained in the 2nd Bundesliga without interruption until 2002 (since 1994), then the team was withdrawn to the Regionalliga Nord for financial reasons. Manager Jörg Gehrke and the US coach John Sable started the new beginning, which however had to be mastered without the greatest talents Alexander Seggelke , Martin Duggen and Markus Holle, as the three young players left Wedel and moved to other clubs within the 2nd Bundesliga .

In the 2003/04 season, the team under coach Emir Ibrahimbegović botched the start thoroughly and was after seven games with 4:10 points in tenth place in the table. In November 2003 Ibrahimbegović and the club separated, after a temporary solution Pat Elzie was won as a coach for the second half of the season, and the US American Michael Claxton was signed as a player. Rist Wedel managed the turnaround under Elzies leadership and secured the league with a winning streak, Claxton was significantly involved in remaining in the first regional league with a points average of 27.

Two returnees shaped the team in the middle of the decade: Ingo Freyer became coach in Wedel after the end of his playing career, playmaker Cecil Egwuatu dominated the regional league and scored 39.4 points per game for SC Rist in the 2006/07 season. Freyer established the team in the regional league top, in 2007 he went to Phoenix Hagen , the previous Wedel women coach Özhan Gürel replaced him and continued the development, which in 2009 won the championship in the first Regionalliga Nord and the promotion to the 2. Bundesliga ProB culminated.

2010s

Halle am Steinberg before a SC Rist Wedel basketball game in December 2018

In the 2011/12 season the team reached the playoffs in the ProB for the first time and was eliminated in the round of 16 against Nördlingen. In the next few years it always went a step further. In 2012/13 (under coach Sebastian Gleim, who replaced Gürel shortly before the start of the season) they advanced to the quarter-finals (elimination against Weißenhorn), in 2013/14 they were eliminated in the semifinals against Oldenburg. After the season, Gleim moved to the youth department of the Bundesliga club Skyliners Frankfurt , Michael Claxton became the new coach ten years after his time as a player in Wedel. The American led the team to the runner-up in the ProB in the spring of 2015, the enthusiasm of the audience tied to the heyday of the mid / late 1980s and early 1990s. The club did not exercise the right to promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga ProA . The outstanding player of the runner-up team in 2014/15 was the American Diante Watkins , who was named "Player of the Year" in the ProB. A cycle that began in 2011/12 with the first playoff participation ended with silver in spring 2015.

After the 2015/16 season, in which the class remained in the relegation round, Claxton gave the coaching post to the Spaniard Félix Bañobre. In 2016/17 they made the leap into the championship round in the final sprint, where they failed against the first opponent (and later title winner) Weißenhorn. In the 2018/19 season, in which the team budget was around 160,000 euros, Bañobre led SC Rist to third place in the ProB points round. Bañobre's term of office ended afterwards, the new coach was 31-year-old Benka Barloschky , who, in addition to his work in Wedel, also remained assistant coach at the cooperation partner Hamburg Towers.

Cooperation with the Hamburg Towers

In 2014, Rist Wedel agreed on a cooperation with Hamburg Towers , which entered the ProA competition. In keeping with its long history as a talent training association, Wedel took on the role of a youth development team. Young players were given the opportunity to play with “double licenses” for Wedel and for the Towers. The cooperation also applies to training work. The club had been a cooperation partner of Piraten Hamburg, the "forerunner" of the Towers, in the youth basketball league and junior basketball league since 2009 .

Previous coach of SC Rist Wedel (men's team)
Term of office	Trainer
until 1972	?
1972-1973	Klaus Smollich
1973-1976	Eli Araman
1976-1988	Gernot Guzielski
1978-1980	Claus Daske
1980-1981	Jan Beutler
1981-1984	Bernd Karow
1984-1987	Klaus Smollich / Bernd Karow
1987-1990	Frank Hoffmann
1990-1992	Berthold Bisselik
1992-1995	Thorsten Döding
1995-1997	Michael Zimmer
1997-1999	Ivan Vojtko
1999-2000	Thorsten Meyer
2000-2001	Stephan Völkel
2001-2002	Arne Alig
2002-2003	John Sable
2003	Emir Ibrahimbegović
2003	Michael Zimmer
2004	Pat Elzie
2004-2007	Ingo Freyer
2007–2012	Özhan Gürel
2012-2014	Sebastian Gleim
2014-2016	Michael Claxton
2016-2019	Félix Bañobre
since 2019	Benka Barloschky

History ladies team

The 1st women of SC Rist renounced promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1984 as champions of the Regionalliga Nord, as well as runners-up in 1992. In 1995, the move to the 2nd Bundesliga was realized under the coaches Manfred Schuncke and Christoph Schmalisch. A year later, the relegation had to be accepted, but it succeeded in 1997 under coach Marc Köpp the direct rise, which even led the team in the spring of 2000 in the 1st Bundesliga. The promotion to the top German league was clear in early March 2000 after a 62:51 away win in Bensberg, the promotion season ended with a record of 18 wins and two defeats. In the first season of 2000/01, the team was vice-cup winner and reached the playoff quarter-finals for the German championship. In the following two seasons, the team took part in the European Cup (2001/02: Ronchetti Cup, 2002/03: FIBA ​​Europe Cup). In the 2002/03 season they came back to the playoff quarter-finals and the semi-finals in the DBBL Cup. In 2004 he was relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga.

Under the new leadership of Özhan Gürel, the direct rise in the 2004/05 season narrowly failed (defeat in the playoff final). In 2007 Gürel switched to the men's team's position as coach, Marc Köpp became coach again, and the 2007/2008 season ended in the playoff semifinals of the 2nd Bundesliga. In the 2008/09 season, Köpp led the team to the semi-finals again and then retired from the coaching post.

Between 2009 and 2012, Alexander May managed the fate of the Wedeler women as a trainer, the team was named RIST SCALA Ladybaskets due to a cooperation with SC Alstertal-Langenhorn. In 2012 the team was withdrawn from the 2nd Bundesliga to the second regional league, where they won the championship without defeat in the 2012/13 season under the direction of coach Gundula Laabs and were promoted to the first regional league. The top performers of the championship team included the Bundesliga experienced returnees Katharina Kühn and Dana Penno. Success also continued in the first regional league, where the championship was won in the 2013/14 season, but promotion to the second division was not made.

In the 2015/16 season, the Wedel women had to accept relegation from the first to the second regional league. In 2017/18 they finished fourth in the 2nd Regional League and rose as a successor to the 1st Regional League, where they came third in 2018/19. In addition, the Hamburg Cup competition was won in the same season. In May 2019, the previous co-trainer Oliver Böttcher was introduced as the new head coach and thus as the successor to Manfred Schuncke.

Previous coach of SC Rist Wedel (women's team)
Term of office	Trainer
until 1979	Stefan singer
1979-1981	Desiré Mieritz
1981-1983	Jens Kroeger
1983-1985	Ulf Mindermann
1985-1987	Gaby Kuhn
1987-1989	Werner water
1989-1993	?
1993-1995	Manfred Schuncke / Christoph Schmalisch
1995-1996	Joachim Rose
1996-2004	Marc Köpp
2004-2007	Özhan Gürel
2007-2009	Marc Köpp
2009–2012	Alexander May
2012-2014	Gundula Laabs
2014-2015	Bernardo Velarde
2015-2016	René Zoller
2016–02 / 2017	Stefan Altemüller
02 / 2017–2017	Gundula Laabs
2017-2019	Manfred Schuncke
since 2019	Oliver Boettcher

Known players

From my own youth

(This list includes the most well-known players who emerged from the youth teams of SC Rist; including later German national players and junior national players as well as Bundesliga players)

André Bade Fabian Böke Kai Brüdgam Kathrin Burkhardt Martin Duggen Cecil Egwuatu Linda Fröhlich Ingo Freyer Kay Gausa Anna Goerg

Hanna Green Robin Gray Gernot Guzielski Volker Häntschke Arne Harder Bernd Jaskotka Ingo Knillmann Zoran Krezic Katharina Kühn Arne Malsch Olaf Möller Christian Offergeld Christian Pauk Dana Penno

Laura Rahn Dirk Rehder Jan Rinck Bernd Röder Jens Roeder Jef Tomesch Stefan singer Nele Schmidt Alexander Seggelke Margret Skuballa Marvin Willoughby Michael Zeisberg

Other former well-known and important players

(This list includes well-known and important players who played in the women's or men's area, but not in the youth, for the SC Rist Wedel)

Ismet Akpinar Tilla Becker Rebecca Brincat Brian Byrnes Mac-Davis Duah Marcus Engelke Gundula Hahn Peter Huber-Saffer Dzintars Jaunzems Augie Johnston

Darko Krezic Pia Mankertz Florian Moysich Louis Olinde Paul Owusu-Frimpong Winfried Rathje Christoph Roquette Kristof Schwarz Painted black Taryn Turnbull Diante Watkins

Club successes

• German Champion Seniors III (men) 1970
• German runner-up senior III (men) 1971
• German runner-up C-youth (boys) 1972, 1978
• German champion B-youth (boys) 1979, 1980, 1988
• German runner-up A-youth (boys) 1981, 1982
• Champion 1st Regionalliga (women) 1984 (waiver of promotion to 2nd Bundesliga), 1997, 2004 (2nd women), 2014
• Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga (men) 1985, 1994, 2009
• German Champion Senior V (Men) 1987
• Runner-up 2. Bundesliga North (men) 1988 (waiver of promotion to 1. Bundesliga), 1991
• Entry into the semi-finals of the DBB Cup (men) in 1988
• Champion of the main round of the 2nd Bundesliga North and third of the promotion round (men) in 1989
• German runner-up B-youth (boys) 1990
• Champion 1st regional league (men) 1985, 1994, 2009
• Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga (women) 1995, 1997
• German champion C-youth (girls) 1995
• German champion B youth (girls) 1996, 1997
• German runner-up A-youth (girls) 1997
• German A-Youth Champion (girls) 1998
• Winner Lundaspelen: 1992 (boys U19), 1994 (girls U13), 1997 (girls U19), 1998 (girls U19), 2003 (girls U16)
• Champion 2nd Bundesliga (women) 2000
• German vice cup winner (women) 2001
• Participation in the European Cup competition Ronchetti Cup (women) 2001/02
• Participation in the European Cup competition FIBA ​​Europe Cup (women) 2002/03
• German champion U16 (girls) 2003
• German runner-up U20 (girls) 2003
• German champion U18 (girls) 2004
• German runner-up U18 (girls) 2005
• Vice champion 2nd Bundesliga (women) 2005
• German runner-up over 35s (men) 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015
• German master 35+ (men) 2008, 2009, 2016, 2017
• German Champion over 45 (men) 2018
• Vice-Cup winner DBB-Pokal U18 (boys) 2012
• Vice-champion 2nd Bundesliga ProB (men) 2015
• German runner-up 35+ (women) 2016

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Awards

Three times (1988, 1997 and 2004) the SC Rist was awarded the "Green Ribbon for exemplary promotion of talent in the club" and in 2016 with the " Stern des Sports " in bronze. In 2014 and 2016, the club achieved first place in the award for young talent by the 2nd Bundesliga. The SC Rist is currently the eighth largest club in the German Basketball Federation (as of December 2018).

Web links

• http://www.scrist-wedel.de/
• http://www.eurobasket.com/team.asp?Cntry=GER&Team=1633
• dbbl.de

Individual evidence

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12. ↑ Basketball: The dream of the final is over | shz.de. In: shz. Retrieved February 15, 2016 (German). 
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