Swimming Club Wiesbaden 1911
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| Surname | Swimming Club Wiesbaden 1911 e. V. |
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| Club colors | Blue White |
| Founded | 1911 |
| Place of foundation | Wiesbaden |
| Association headquarters | Christian-Bücher-Str. 22, 65201 Wiesbaden |
| Members | 960 (June 2020) |
| Departments | Swimming, water polo, triathlon, yacht / canoe / sailing, camping |
| Chairman | Hein Denneboom (President & Honorary President) |
| Homepage |
https://www.scw-1911.de/
(currently not online) |
The swimming club Wiesbaden 1911 e. V. ( SCW ) was founded in 1911 and consisted of many different departments ( swimming , water polo , canoeing , camping , tobogganing , skiing , table tennis , sailing , motor yacht , water skiing , carnival ). Today the association is divided into 5 departments; Swimming, water polo, triathlon , yacht / canoe / sailing and camping.
history
SC Wiesbaden 1911 has been successful nationally and internationally in the junior area of swimming for several decades and is represented with both teams in the 1st Bundesliga. Many international world athletes, such as Anthony Ervin or Jenna Laukkanen , are now closely associated with the SCW and participate in joint training camps.
In 2008, the men's team won the German team championships in swimming and became champions in the 1st Bundesliga. In 2020 the women became German runners-up.
On the occasion of the historical swimming history of the Meeuw family ( Folkert , Jutta and Helge Meeuw ), the club launched the “Meeuw Cup” in their honor in 2017, which is held annually in autumn. In 2020, the swimming club hosted the 1st Bundesliga and introduced a live stream for this event for the first time. The audience record, which had been 13,000 until then, was also exceeded here.
Known members
Well-known members include a. the department head: Christian Ertel and the sporting director: Jenny Mensing .
Trainer
Oliver Grossmann has been the head coach of the swimming club since 2001 . Before that he stood at the edge of the pool at SG EWR Rheinhessen. In addition, he is the base trainer of the DSV base Rhein-Main and works for the talent promotion group of the state of Hesse. Grossmann himself was a competitive athlete for a long time and was able to win the world championship title twice in aquathlon.
successes
| Club successes | |
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| German runner-up | 1st Bundesliga 2020 women |
| German team champion | 1st Bundesliga 2008 men |
| German club record | 10 × 100 m butterfly ladies short course, since 2009 |
| German club record | 4 × 50 m butterfly ladies long track since 2009 |
| European record mass relay | 100 × 25 m freestyle since 2017 |
| Athletes | successes |
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| Helge Meeuw | 6th place 100 m back, Olympia 2012 |
| Jenny Mensing | 1st place 4 × 100 m individual relay, EM 2012, Olympic participation 2012 |
| Cathleen Rund | 3rd place 200 m back, Olympia 1996 |
| Christian Reichert | 1st place 5 km team race World Cup 2014 |
| Rosalie Kleyboldt | 4th place 4 × 200 m freestyle JEM 2019 |
| Alexander Studzinski | 4th place 25 km World Championship 2004 |
| Benjamin Bilski | JEM participation 2006, Forbes 30 under 30 |
| Christian Keber | 2nd place 1500 m freestyle championship 2019 |
| Felix Ziemann | 2nd place 200 m individual medley 2019 |
| Joel Ax | 12th place 200 m freestyle JEM 2009 |
| Viktor Keller | 5th place 4 × 200 m freestyle relay JEM 2016 |
More athletes
| Rescue athlete | successes |
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| Danny Wieck | World record holder 50 m, saving a doll, 2 × silver bay leaf |
| Christian Ertel | World record holder 4 × 50 m tube relay, 3 × silver bay leaf |
| Stephanie Kaspersky | German record 4 × 50 m butterfly, silver bay leaf |
| Kerstin Lange | World record holder 4 × 50 m mixed relay, silver bay leaf |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Meeuw Family - SC Wiesbaden 1911 - Competitions , accessed on March 23, 2020
- ↑ DMS Bundesliga - Swimming , accessed on March 23, 2020
- ↑ Oliver Grossmann - From top athlete to head coach , accessed on March 23, 2020
- ↑ a b Swimming - National Competition - Records - German Swimming Association e. V. , accessed on March 23, 2020
- ↑ SC Wiesbaden sets a new European record, 100 x 25m freestyle relay , accessed on March 23, 2020
- ↑ Forbes 30 Under 30 - Benjamin Bilski , accessed March 23, 2020