SC Verl

SC Verl
Basic data
Surname	Sportclub Verl from 1924 e. V.
Seat	Verl , North Rhine-Westphalia
founding	September 6, 1924
Colours	Black-and-white
Members	1,102 (as of November 2019)
president	Raimund Bertels
Website	sportclub-verl.de
First soccer team
Head coach	Guerino Capretti
Venue	Sports club Arena temporary: Benteler-Arena , Paderborn
Places	5,153 / 15,000
league	3rd league
2019/20	2nd place ▲ ( Regionalliga West )
home Away Alternatively

The SC Verl (full name: Sportclub Verl von 1924 eV) is a football club from the East Westphalian city ​​of Verl in the Gütersloh district . The association was founded on September 6, 1924 and had 1,102 members as of November 2019. The club colors are black and white.

The first team will play in the 3rd division from 2020 . Her greatest successes include promotion to the 3rd division in 2020, the championships in the Oberliga Westfalen in 1991 and 2007 and the Westphalia Cup victories in 1992, 1999 and 2007. In 1991, SC Verl took part in the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga .

The club plays its home games in the Verler Sportclub Arena . The most famous former player is the ex- national player Arne Friedrich , who played for SC Verl in the 1999/2000 season.

history

Early Years (1924 to 1986)

Sports enthusiasts young men founded SC Verl on September 6, 1924. The first venue was the Auf der Heide sports field . In 1928 he was promoted to the 1st district class . The club attracted more and more spectators, so that the venue had to be relocated to the Ölbach . The club won its first title in 1931, when the SCV Gau Cup winner in the Wiedenbrück district . A year later, she was promoted to the 2nd district class. During the season, the team remained without losing points.

After the end of World War II , the losers initially played predominantly in the district class. In 1947 he was promoted to the district class, which was followed a year later by relegation as penultimate in the table. In the following years the association pushed the youth work. In 1960, the first team rose again to the district class. Ten years later he was promoted to the then fourth-class Landesliga Westfalen .

Stadium on Poststrasse

In 1971 Wolfgang Beckhoff took over the management of the club and converted SC Verl into an ambitious club. In terms of sport, the team quickly established itself in the regional league and always occupied positions in the top half of the table. In the 1972/73 season, the Verler were only two points behind champions SC Herford third. A year later they finished third again, but this time with a clear 20 points behind Bünder SV . In 1978 SC Verl was runner-up in its regional league team behind BV Bad Lippspringe under coach Georg Stürz . With the introduction of the Oberliga Westfalen there was an increased promotion, so that the SC Verl rose to the fourth class Association League Westphalia .

In the 1979/80 season the SC took part in the DFB Cup competition for the first time. In the first round, the team caused a surprise with a 2-1 win at the upper division VfB Oldenburg . It was followed by a 3-1 victory over SV Elversberg . The end came in the third round with a 7-1 home defeat against the second division side Stuttgarter Kickers , in which the later national player Karl Allgöwer scored four goals alone.

In the Association League Westphalia, the SC Verl always achieved placements in the upper half of the table. In 1981 the team was runner-up, two points behind Eintracht Heessen . A year later the Verler finished eighth, the worst placement in the league era. For the 1984/85 season Fritz Grösche took over the coaching position and led his team to the runner-up again. This time the losers were missing a point on the champions 1. FC Recklinghausen . A year later the SC Verl was four points ahead of the Bünder SV champions and rose to the then third-class Oberliga Westfalen.

Oberliga Westfalen (1986 to 1994)

The Verler team, known as the "village elf", was able to establish itself in the top league straight away. She reached ninth place in the 1986/87 season . For the first time, the club met local rivals FC Gütersloh . Both teams were able to win their respective away games. In the following season 1987/88, however, the Verler had to fear for a long time about relegation. On the last day of the match, the team, trained by Günther Rybarczyk , was able to secure relegation with a 4-1 win at Rot-Weiß Lüdenscheid . The SC Verl showed against the same point amateurs of VfL Bochum a goal difference six goals better .

From 1988 the SC Verl never got into relegation difficulties in the league. After the end of the 1989/90 season , the SC was the sporting number one in the Gütersloh district for the first time, as FC Gütersloh had to relegate to the club league as the penultimate. The following season 1990/91 brought the first high point in the club's history with the championship of the Oberliga Westfalen. The losers trained by Fritz Grösche finished the season one point ahead of ASC Schöppingen and two points on VfR Sölde . On the last day of the match, the Verler secured the title with a goal in the last minute at DSC Wanne-Eickel .

As champions of the Oberliga Westfalen, the losers reached the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga, where they played on VfL Wolfsburg , 1. SC Göttingen 05 (champions or runners-up in Oberliga Nord ), FC Remscheid (champions of Oberliga Nordrhein ) and Tennis Borussia Berlin (champions of the Oberliga Berlin ) met. Since the home stadium on Poststrasse was not suitable for the promotion round, SC Verl played its home games in Gütersloh's Heidewaldstadion . The losers started with a draw against Göttingen and a win in Berlin. This was followed by two defeats against Wolfsburg and in Remscheid. After two victories in Göttingen and against Berlin, there was once more hope for promotion, but this was dashed by a 2-3 defeat in Wolfsburg. On the last day of the match, the Verler achieved a 3: 3 against newly promoted FC Remscheid and took fourth place.

→ Data on the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1991

Bernard Dietz

In the 1991/92 season , the Verler could not defend the title and missed the runner-up due to the worse goal difference behind VfR Sölde. With a 2-1 final victory over SpVg Beckum , SC Verl won the Westphalia Cup for the first time in 1992 and qualified for the 1992/93 DFB Cup . After a bye in the first round, the losers were defeated by the fifth division team Sportfreunde Ricklingen 4-5 after extra time . In the major league season 1992/93 , the team trained by ex-national player Bernard Dietz was more successful. She was runner-up with five points behind Preußen Münster . This was the first time that SC Verl qualified for the German Amateur Championship . After three narrow defeats against 1. FC Bocholt (1: 2), Halleschen FC (1: 2) and BSV Brandenburg (0: 1), the losers lost 5-0 to the amateurs of Werder Bremen on the last match day . Without winning any points, SC Verl was last in the northern group.

→ Data on the German Amateur Championship 1993

For the 1994/95 season, the DFB introduced the regional league as the third division . In order to qualify for this league, the teams of the Oberliga Westfalen had to be at least sixth in the 1993/94 season . SC Verl strengthened itself with numerous regional players, including Dirk Otten , Gerrit Meinke and Andreas Golombek, three former Arminia Bielefeld players . Nevertheless, the team of coach Dieter Brei had to tremble for a long time about the qualification, which was finally achieved in fifth.

The first regional league era (1994 to 2003)

After a 4-1 victory over VfB Wissen , SC Verl was the first table leader in the Regionalliga West / Südwest . During the 1994/95 season , the losers were at the top of the table on a total of seven match days. A highlight of the season was the away game at Rot-Weiss Essen in front of 18,000 spectators, in which Essen secured the autumn championship with a 2-0 win . On the last day of the match, the Verler secured the runner-up behind Arminia Bielefeld with a 5-2 win over Essen. The losers had the goal difference by five goals better than the tied FSV Salmrohr . The Verler qualified again for the German Amateur Championship . But as in 1993, they had no chance. They lost the semi-final first leg at the Stuttgarter Kickers with 1: 8, but reached a 3: 3 draw in the second leg.

→ Data on the German Amateur Championship 1995

Roger Schmidt

After an average 1995/96 season , the Verler team got off to a strong start a year later and took first place in the table four times. A series of seven games without a win let the team slip to seventh place. There followed two lean years in the middle of the table. In 1999 the team reached the final of the Westphalia Cup again and beat SC Paderborn 07 2-1. In the DFB-Pokal 1999/2000 the losers caused a surprise in the first round. They beat Bundesliga club Borussia Mönchengladbach 6: 5 on penalties . After Markus Reiter from Gladbach failed, Arne Friedrich converted the decisive penalty in his first game in Verl's first team. In the second round the Verler were eliminated by a 4-0 defeat against Eintracht Frankfurt .

→ Data on the DFB Cup game against Mönchengladbach in 1999

The 1999/2000 regional league season was dominated by qualifying for the two-track regional league. To qualify, you had to reach at least eleventh place. During most of the season, SC Verl, trained by Ulrich Sude , was below eleventh place. Dieter Brei returned in March 2000 and led the SCV with four wins in a row at the end of the season to eleventh place, which was secured on the penultimate game day with a 3-0 victory over FK Pirmasens . Dieter Hecking then took over the team, but was released in January 2001 despite his sporting success. His successor Jörg Weber led the team in the 2000/01 season in sixth place.

Then the Verler slipped into the middle of the table, before finally relegated to the league in 2003 after 17 years of membership in the third-highest division. In October 2002 the club separated from the coach Jörg Weber and brought Dieter Brei back. This in turn had to resign in March 2003. Manfred Niehaus, Tino Milde and Andreas Ortkemper took on responsibility as interim trainers. A 2-1 win at SC Paderborn 07 on the last matchday was not enough, as the immediate rival Hamburger SV Amateure won 4-2 at KFC Uerdingen 05 .

Senior league years and return to the regional league (2003 to 2012)

The direct return to the regional league was missed under the new coach Andreas Fischer . Despite a 4-0 win over SV Lippstadt 08 on the last match day, the Verler were only runner-up behind Arminia Bielefeld II , who beat FC Eintracht Rheine 8-0 at the same time and could not be denied the title. During the 2005/06 season , Mario Ermisch led SC Verl for months at the top of the table before the team stumbled through a series of four games without a win. Finally, the Verler were runner-up again behind Borussia Dortmund II . A year later , the SCV took over the table lead at the beginning of the second half of the season and did not give it up. At the end of the season, SC Verl was 13 points ahead of Schalke 04 II and returned to the Regionalliga.

In addition, the team defeated the regional league club Rot Weiss Ahlen 4: 2 in the final of the Westphalia Cup, winning the trophy for the third time. In the first round of the 2007/08 DFB Cup, the Verler were eliminated 3-0 against TSV 1860 Munich . In the 2007/08 regional league season , SC Verl faced a difficult season. In order to qualify for the third division , which was newly established after the season , the tenth place was required. A weak second half of the season let the team slip to the penultimate place, so that the Verler remained in the now three-pronged Regionalliga.

In the context of the soccer betting scandal in 2009 , two games of SC Verl from the 2008/09 season came under suspicion of manipulation . The two midfielders Patrick Neumann and Tim Hagedorn are said to have received at least 20,000 euros for deliberately losing the sportingly meaningless games against the amateur teams of 1. FC Köln and Borussia Mönchengladbach . Neumann and Hagedorn were then suspended from the association and their contracts subsequently dissolved.

In terms of sport, the Verler, trained by Raimund Bertels since 2009, achieved final placements in the midfield of the Regionalliga West in the following years. In 2010 the team reached the final of the Westphalia Cup for the fourth time, but lost the game against Preußen Münster with 1: 4. Despite the defeat, SC Verl qualified again for the DFB Cup and lost their first round match against TSV 1860 Munich with 1: 2. In December 2013, the club made headlines nationwide by signing ex-national player David Odonkor as assistant coach .

Path to professional football (since 2012)

In summer 2012, the regional leagues in Germany were reorganized and the three-track league became a five-track league. In terms of sport, the Verler didn't get beyond mediocrity. In the summer of 2013, Andreas Golombek took over the coaching position on Poststrasse. In 2015, the Verler reached the final of the Westphalia Cup after a surprising 2-1 semi-final victory over Arminia Bielefeld. However, they were defeated in their own stadium after a goalless 120 minutes to Lotte 3: 4 on penalties.

During the 2016/17 season , the losers were in danger of relegation. Andreas Golombeck was released as a coach in April 2017 and replaced by Guerino Capretti, who previously worked as a player- coach at Delbrücker SC . The class could be held under Capretti. Curiously, Capretti continued to play for Delbrück until the end of the season, before he concentrated on his coaching job in Verl from the 2017/18 season . In the following years the losers slowly worked their way up.

In the 2019/20 DFB Cup , SC Verl became a surprise team. Initially, the team won 2-1 in round one against FC Augsburg , before SCV prevailed 8-7 on penalties in round two (1-1 afterwards) against Holstein Kiel . For the first time, the Verler qualified for the cup round of 16, which was lost against 1. FC Union Berlin by a late goal 0: 1. Since SV Rödinghausen did not apply for a license for the 3rd league, SC Verl took part in the promotion games as runners-up in the Regionalliga West 2019/20 . Here Verl prevailed with a 2: 2 in the away game and 1: 1 in the home game against 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig and thus rose to the third division for the first time. Because of the Corona outbreak at the Tönnies company in Rheda-Wiedenbrück , the Verler had to play their home game in the Bielefeld SchücoArena .

→ Data on the DFB Cup game against Union Berlin 2020 → Data on the promotion games to the 3rd league 2020

Achievements and Statistics

successes

• Promotion to the 3rd division : 2020
• DFB-Pokal - round of 16: 2019/20
• Champion of the Oberliga Westfalen : 1991 , 2007
• Westphalia Cup Winner : 1992, 1999, 2007
• West German B youth champion in the hall: 2012
• B-Jugend-Westfalenmeister in the hall: 2015, 2016, 2018
• West German C youth champion in the hall: 2012
• C-Youth Westphalia Champion in the hall: 2012
• Over 50 -Westfalenmeister: 2012

League affiliation and placements since 1970

Personalities

→ Main article : SC Verl / Names and Numbers

Squad of the 2020/21 season

(As of August 21, 2020)

No.	Nat.	player	in the team since	Last club
goalkeeper
01		Sebastian Lange	2013	SC Paderborn 07
22nd		Till Brinkmann	2020	SC Paderborn 07 II
32		Robin Brüseke	2008	SC Paderborn 07
Defense
04th		Daniel Mikic	2013	Arminia Bielefeld II
05		Yannick Langesberg	2019	SV Lippstadt 08
14th		Patrick Choroba	2019	SG Sonnenhof Großaspach
15th		Frederik Lach	2019	Hansa Rostock
16		Sergei Schmik	2018	KSV Hessen Kassel
19th		Leave Juergensen	2020	FC Augsburg II
20th		Steffen Lang	2020	FC Viktoria Cologne
21st		Lars Ritzka	2019	Hanover 96 II
23		Julian Stockner	2014	SV Lippstadt 08
midfield
06th		Barne Pernot	2020	Holstein Kiel II
07th		Mehmet Kurt	2019	1. FC Kaan-Marienborn
08th		Julian Schwermann	2020	Borussia Dortmund II
10		Matthias Haeder	2010	Arminia Bielefeld II
11		Philipp Sander	2020	Holstein Kiel
17th		Nico Hecker	2012	Red and white awls
31		Sascha Korb	2020	1. FC Schweinfurt 05
Storm
13		Zlatko Janjić	2019	SG Sonnenhof Großaspach
18th		Aygün Yıldırım	2019	Sports fanatic Lotte
27		Fabian Brosowski	2009	TuS Friedrichsdorf
30th		Patrick Schikowski	2020	Bonner SC

Entries and exits for the 2020/21 season

Accesses	Departures
Till Brinkmann ( SC Paderborn 07 II ) Fabian Brosowski ( SV Lippstadt 08 ; loanee) Lasse Juergensen ( FC Augsburg II ) Sascha Korb ( 1.FC Schweinfurt 05 ) Steffen Lang ( FC Viktoria Cologne ) Barne Pernot ( Holstein Kiel II ) Philipp Sander ( Holstein Kiel ; loan) Julian Schwermann ( Borussia Dortmund II )	Exaucé Andzouana (unknown) Anton Heinz (SV Lippstadt 08) Luis Klante (unknown) Hendrik Lohmar ( SC Wiedenbrück ) Cinar Sansar (SV Lippstadt 08) Ron Schallenberg ( SC Paderborn 07 ; loanee) Christopher Schepp ( Blue-White Lohne ) Jan Schöppner ( 1. FC Heidenheim ) Jannik Schröder ( FC Gütersloh ) Philip Semlits (unknown)

Former players

Arne Friedrich

Heinrich Schmidtgal

The most famous former SC Verl player is Arne Friedrich . The defender came from the youth team of FC Gütersloh in 1999 and immediately became a regular. After one season he became a professional at Arminia Bielefeld and in 2002 moved to Hertha BSC , where he became a national player. In the 2008/09 season, SC Verl provided Etienne Barbara, a Maltese international . Between 2008 and 2010 he provided Ihsan Kalkan, a Turkish U-21 international ; the former seller Heinrich Schmidtgal played fourteen times for Kazakhstan between 2010 and 2015 .

In addition, the SC Verl produced numerous later Bundesliga and second division players over the years. The striker Angelo Vier was after his first time in Verl twice top scorer in the 2. Bundesliga .

• Thomas Bertels ; ( SC Paderborn 07 )
• Til Bettenstaedt (1998–1999; meanwhile sports fans Siegen )
• Ansgar Brinkmann (1996; meanwhile Prussia Münster, Eintracht Frankfurt , Tennis Borussia Berlin , VfL Osnabrück , Arminia Bielefeld, LR Ahlen , FC Gütersloh, FC Kärnten and Dynamo Dresden )
• Alois Fortkord (1982–1984; DJK Gütersloh )
• Marco Gebhardt (1996–1997; meanwhile TSV 1860 Munich , Eintracht Frankfurt , Energie Cottbus and 1. FC Union Berlin )
• Ralf Kellermann (1995–1997; later coach and Champions League winner with the women of VfL Wolfsburg )
• Oliver Kirch (2002–2003; currently Borussia Dortmund ; meanwhile 1. FC Kaiserslautern , Borussia Mönchengladbach , Arminia Bielefeld)
• Desirée Lenz ( Herford SV )
• Zdenko Miletić (1993–1996; in the meantime Arminia Bielefeld, Preußen Münster and FC Augsburg )
• Reiner Plaßhenrich (2000–2001; meanwhile VfB Lübeck and Alemannia Aachen )
• Ulf Raschke (1993–1994 and 2004–2005; meanwhile Rot-Weiss Essen and FC Gütersloh 2000)
• Frank Scharpenberg (1993–1997 and 2004–2005; meanwhile Rot-Weiss Essen, Fortuna Düsseldorf , FC Gütersloh and Rot-Weiß Oberhausen )
• Roger Schmidt (1995-2002; coach at Bayer 04 Leverkusen )
• Maren Tellenbröker (2013-2015; FF USV Jena and U-19 national team )

Former trainers

→ Main article : SC Verl / Names and Numbers # Trainer

Dieter Hecking

Heribert Bruchhagen

Since 1967 SC Verl has employed 24 trainers, not including interim trainers . Four coaches experienced more than one term at Poststrasse. Gero Timmer, Dieter Brei and Fritz Grösche each coached SC Verl three times. At four and a half years, Mario Ermisch achieved the longest term of office of all Verler coaches. Between 1980 and 1984 Manfred Niehaus was a trainer for four years, while Raimund Bartels missed a four-year term for a month. The shortest terms of office - again without taking the interim trainers into account - are shared by Heinz Knüwe , Wolfgang Knaupe, Dieter Brei and Reinhard Schröter, all of whom were only in office for four months.

In 1986 Fritz Grösche was promoted to the Oberliga Westfalen. The Oberliga championship in 1991 was won under coach Reinhard Schröter. When the Verler became runner-up in the 1994/95 regional league season, the coach was Dieter Brei. The team reached the second championship in the Oberliga Westfalen in 2007 under Mario Ermisch. The Westphalia Cup victories in 1999 and 2007 were won under Fritz Grösche and Mario Ermisch. The rise in the 3rd division succeeded under the coach Guerino Capretti.

Some Verler coaches have had successful careers as players. Bernard Dietz played 53 times for the German national team and was captain of the European championship team from 1980 . Dieter Brei was once in the German B selection. Andreas Fischer , Gerd Roggensack , Ulrich Sude and Jörg Weber were Bundesliga players when they were active, while Heribert Bruchhagen , Andreas Golombek and Dieter Hecking played in the 2nd Bundesliga.

After their time as coach at SC Verl, some personalities were able to make careers elsewhere. Heribert Bruchhagen is now a board member of the German Football League and was chairman of the board of Hamburger SV until March 8, 2018 . Dieter Hecking coached the Bundesliga clubs 1. FC Nürnberg , VfL Wolfsburg and Borussia Mönchengladbach .

environment

West stand of the Sportclub Arena

Stadion

→ Main article : Sports club Arena

The SC Verl played on various courts before moving to the sports field on Poststrasse in 1955 . The games of the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1991 took place in Gütersloh Heidewaldstadion. The sports field on Poststrasse was expanded into a stadium in 1994 and has a capacity of 5,001 seats. Another renovation took place in 2016; all standing room was roofed over, a floodlight system was installed and a VIP area was added, which increased the total capacity to 5,153 seats. Since this renovation, the stadium has been called Sportclub Arena .

Since the Sportclub Arena does not meet the requirements of the 3rd division, especially with regard to capacity, SC Verl will play its home games in the Benteler Arena in Paderborn, around 30 kilometers away, for the time being.

More teams

In addition to the regional league team, SC Verl provides two other men's teams, 24 youth teams, including three girls' teams and one senior team . In the 2019/20 season, the second men's team plays in the seventh-class regional league and the third team in the ninth-class district league A Gütersloh. In the junior division, the A, B and C juniors compete in the second-class Westfalenliga.

Fans

The club has an official fan club called The Hard Core , which, according to the club, is the only legitimate fan club. This was founded in 1999 and has around 60 members. The fan representative of SC Verl is Ralf Konrad. There are rivalries with FC Gütersloh , SV Lippstadt 08 and local rivals FC Kaunitz .

Web links

Commons : SC Verl  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• official homepage

Individual evidence

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Coordinates: 51 ° 53 ′ 0.3 ″  N , 8 ° 30 ′ 48.3 ″  E