SSC Karlsruhe / dates, names, numbers

This article serves to present additional lists for the SSC Karlsruhe e. V. that interfere in the main article.

Year chronology

The milestones in the club's history are listed below.

year	event
1967	June 30th foundation of SSC Waldstadt
1968	1000 members - sport in common areas
1969	Ernst Reuter School: Sports hall
1970	European school: sports halls
1971	First tennis courts and grass field
1972	2000 members - 1000 under 18 years of age
1973	First offer for non-members
1974	Two-field hall for ball sports
1975	Otto Hahn Gymnasium: Sports hall
1976	First full-time system manager
1978	3000 members
1979	Merger with KSN 1899 to form SSC Karlsruhe
1980	Sports and meeting center with restaurant
1981	First children's daytime leisure time in the SSC center
1984	Golden Ball of the Baden-Wuerttemberg sports press
1987	Golden pyramid for women basketball
1988	100th German Swimming Championships
1989	4000 members
1990	Indoor tennis center / fitness center / four-lane bowling facility
1991	International matches in basketball and volleyball
1992	25 years : Award "Green Belt" multi-disciplinary association
1995	Tennis: Baden Championships for Juniors
1996	Synchronized swimming: German championship
1997	Children's sports school KiSSC
1999	100 years of KSN 1899
2000	5000 members
2001	Working group Traugott-Bender-Sportpark
2003	Sports 21
2007	25 years of the fan pool
2010	6000 members / Gabi Reha world champion seniors
2012	Sport-Kita Wirbelwind with two sports halls
2013	Second largest sports club in Baden
2014	Sports big star for senior offers
2015	7000 members / sports festival with Frisbee World Cup
2016	Extension of the fan bath
2017	50 years SSC / renovation of the restaurant / volleyball: Men's promotion to 2nd division

Investments

The timetable includes total investments without maintenance amounting to approx. 15 million euros.

year	event
1969	First grass field
1971	Four tennis courts
1972	Three tennis courts, own water supply
1973	Multi-purpose hard field, sand pit, tennis wall, large grass field, play and fitness area
1974	Two-field hall for ball sports, sanitary rooms, club office
1976	Tennis facility
1977	Tennis court, transformer station
1978	Athletics facility
1979	Three all-weather tennis courts
1980	Sports and meeting center with restaurant
1981	Tennis courts
1982	Fan bath
1983	Open model recreational sports facility
1984	Refurbishment of the two-field tennis hall
1986	Synthetic covering for multi-purpose field, club room extension
1987	Soundproof partition wall for restaurants, tent roof with barbecue area, covered bicycle space
1989	First beach volleyball field
1990	Fitness center, four-lane bowling facility, all-weather tennis courts
1991	Tennis courts
1992	Second beach volleyball court
1994	Youth paradise
1995	new lighting for the two-field tennis hall
1996	Tower meeting
1997	Automatic irrigation for lawn fields
1998	Renewals of the fitness center, tent roof, tennis terrace
2000	Renovation of sports rooms
2003	Sports 21
2005	Beach 21
2006	Redesign of the office
2010	Cricket ground on grass field
2011	Bike polo place
2012	Sport-Kita Wirbelwind with two sports halls
2013	Renovation of the two-field hall
2016	Renewal of the meeting center
2017	Renovation of the restaurant, expansion of the fitness and health center

Personalities

Club founder

Franz Alt at a peace rally in Biberach / Riß in September 2003

10 women and 17 men founded the SSC on June 30, 1967.

Franz Alt	Walter Hof	Dieter Mertin	Yvonne Stiegler
Brigitte Alt	Ulrich Hüttche	Karl Martin	Hanne Suermann
Traugott Bender	Carl Kaufmann	Toni Menzinger	August Vogel
Irene Brand	Monica Kaufmann	Kurt Ober	Heinrich Wack
Klaus Finkbeiner	Wilhelm Kaufmann	Jörg Rieder	Richard Wack
Brigitta Haury	Hansjörg Klein	Gisela Sannemann	Hanne Suermann
Walter Haury	Sibylle Kuls	Ingrid Seiser

First chair

The table lists all of the first chairpersons of the SSC.

First chairman	from	to
Carl Kaufmann	1967	1971
Ulrich Hüttche	1971	1975
Konrad Stark	1975	1979
Karl Heinz Stadler	1979	1983
Ingeborg Stadler	1983	2003
Gert Rudolph	2003

Outstanding athletes and officials

Carl Kaufmann 1960

Surname	successes
Traugott Bender	Founder of the association and Minister of Justice of Baden-Württemberg
Carl Kaufmann	Club founder and Olympic runner-up
Peter Straehle	Inventor of synchronized jumping and Olympic participant as referee
Maximiliane Michael	Diver and Olympian
Uwe Sauer	Basketball players and Olympic athletes
Gabi rehab	Swimmer and Olympian
Florian Hess	World champion and pioneer in German freestyle Frisbee
Sebastian Kienle	Winner of the Ironman Hawaii 2014

Internationally successful junior, senior and disabled athletes

Surname	sport	success	year
René Breidohr	ID judoka	World Championship fifth	2017
Gerhard Giera	swimmer	World Champion AK 75	2004
Felicitas Kuld	Triathlete	European champion, AK 55	2012
Alexander Richardson	Basketball player	European Championship participant, U16	2019
Daniel check	Inline hockey player	World Championship participant, U16	2010
Silke Schleichert	Basketball woman	European Championship participant , U16	1985
Kiki Swiss	Hyrox	World Championship silver medalist , AK 50	2019

National and international success

swim

From 1954 to 1958, swimmers of the Karlsruhe swimming club Neptun (KSN ) set eleven German individual records and thirteen relay records in 1899 (predecessor of the SSC until the merger in 1979). The German championships were also very successful in these years:

year	place	discipline	team
1954	Bad Kissingen	4 × 100 m layers	Horst Drobig, Günter Sutter, Gerhard Giera, Peter Katzorke
1955	Pirmasens (hall)	4 × 100 m layers	Horst Drobig, Herbert Pfeiffer, Gerhard Giera, Peter Katzorke
1955	Pirmasens (hall)	4 × 100 m butterfly	Peter Katzorke, Manfred Vogel, Gerhard Giera, Günter Olle
1955	Lemgo	200 m chest	Klaus Bodinger
1956	Hamburg	4 × 200 m chest	Günter Sutter, Winfried Peukert, Gerhard Giera, Klaus Bodinger
1957	Landshut	4 × 200 m chest	Günter Sutter, Dieter Sauer, Winfried Peukert, Klaus Bodinger
1957	Landshut	200 m chest	Klaus Bodinger
1958	Karlsruhe (hall)	200 m chest	Klaus Bodinger
1958	Gelsenkirchen	200 m chest	Klaus Bodinger
Bräunche: Sport in Karlsruhe. 2006, p. 356

Freestyle frisbee

The world champions Hess, Lamred and Leist (from left) at the 2015 World Championships in the Traugott-Bender-Sportpark

The SSC's Frisbee Freestyle Department has 20 members who have won numerous titles and are a driving force in the sport.

year	event	category	player
2006	European Championship	Coop	Florian Hess , Christian Lamred , Antonio Cusma Piccione
2007	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred, Carsten Heim
2008	German championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred
2008	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred, Carsten Heim
2009	German championship	Coop	Christian Lamred, Carsten Heim, Heiko Vogt
2010	German championship	Pairs	Carsten Heim, Sascha Scherzinger
2010	German championship	Mixed	Florian Hess, Judith Hess
2010	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred, Carsten Heim
2010	European Championship	Mixed	Christian Lamred, Judith Hess
2010	European Championship	Women	Judith Hess, Nadine Klos
2011	German championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred
2011	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred, Carsten Heim
2011	German championship	Mixed	Florian Hess, Judith Hess
2011	European Championship	Mixed	Florian Hess, Judith Hess
2012	German championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist
2012	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Carsten Heim
2013	German championship	Pairs	Christian Lamred, Heiko Vogt
2013	German championship	Mixed	Robert Dittrich, Lina Dittrich
2013	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Christian Lamred, Carsten Heim
2013	European Championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Marco Prati
2014	German championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist
2014	German championship	Mixed	Carsten Heim, Ilka Simon
2014	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Christian Lamred
2014	European Championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Christian Lamred
2014	European Championship	Women	Judith Hess, Ilka Simon
2015	German championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist
2015	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Christian Lamred
2015	European Championship	Pairs	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist
2016	German championship	Pairs	Christian Lamred, Robert Dittrich
2016	German championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Christian Lamred
2016	European Championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Fabio Sanna
2016	World Championship	Pairs	Christian Lamred, Tom Leitner
2016	World Championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Christian Lamred
2017	World Championship	Coop	Florian Hess, Alexander Leist, Christian Lamred
2019	German championship	Pairs	Christian Lamred, Mehrdad Hosseinian
As of July 8, 2019

Season dates

This section lists the development of the SSC Bundesliga clubs in roller derby, volleyball, cricket and underwater rugby.

Roller derby

The rocKArollers in action

The following list for the rocKArollers' Bundesliga results is based on: derbyposition.com:

season	league	Games	Points	Table position
2015	2nd Bundesliga	0	0	5
2016	3rd Bundesliga	3	6th	2
2017	2nd Bundesliga	2	4th	5
2018	2nd Bundesliga	2	4th	5
2019	2nd Bundesliga	6th	12	1
2020	1st National League

volleyball

The past and current rankings can be found under the Wikipedia links Third League South and Second Bundesliga South .

season	league	Games	Points	Table position
2015/16	Third division south	16	44	2
2016/17	Third division south	13	42	1
2017/18	Second Bundesliga South	12	39	9
2018/19	Second Bundesliga South	12	38	5
2019/20	Second Bundesliga South	15th	45	2 (at the end of the season)

Cricket

The following list for the Bundesliga results of the CricketLions is based on: DCB MoneyGram Bundesliga (Southwest):

season	league	Games	Points	Table position
2015	2nd Bundesliga	6th	64	3
2016	2nd Bundesliga	7th	56	1
2017	2nd Bundesliga	10	80	1
2018	2nd Bundesliga	9	72	2
2019	2nd Bundesliga	11	88	2

Underwater rugby

Below are the results of the underwater rugby team in play.

season	league	Games	Points	Table position
2012/2013	2nd Bundesliga	1	4th	8th
2013/2014	State League Baden-Württemberg	6th	18th	2
2014/2015	State League Baden-Württemberg	9	28	1
2018/2019	2nd Bundesliga	10	18th	3
2019/2020	2nd Bundesliga	5	13	5

Player squad

In this section, the individual players in the Bundesliga are listed - as far as they are "stable".

volleyball

Season 2019/20

Surname	No.	nation	size	Date of birth	position
Daniel Brose	5	Germany	1.78 m	Aug 10, 2001	L.
Laurin Derr	4th	Germany	1.94 m	May 19, 1998	MB
Benjamin Dollhofer	14th	Germany	1.93 m	24 Mar 1991	L.
Jonathan-Leon Finkbeiner	16	Germany	2.11 m	03rd Sep 1989	MB
Thomas Heidebrecht	3	Germany	1.86 m	Jan. 21, 1991	Z
Lukas Jaeger	12	Germany	1.87 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Johannes Mahl	13	Germany	1.90 m	May 21, 1999	L.
Felix Roos	6th	Germany	1.94 m	22 Aug 1999	AA
Jens Sandmeier	15th	Germany	2.02 m	Aug 16, 1995	AA
Thorben Sandmeier	9	Germany	2.03 m	Aug 28, 1992	MB
Fabian Schmidt	1	Germany	1.91 m	0Jan. 6, 1992	Z
Philipp Scholz	10	Germany	1.92 m	Apr 15, 1997	D.
Alexander Spintzyk	2	Germany	2.00 m	Feb. 26, 1999	MB
Robin Stolle	7th	Germany	1.94 m	0Aug 3, 2000	D.
Positions : AA = acceptance / outside, D = diagonal, L = Libero, MB = middle block, Z = pass

New additions 2019

player	previous club
Daniel Brose	own offspring
Laurin Derr	own offspring
Johannes Mahl	own offspring
Philipp Scholz	own offspring
Robin Stolle	TV Bühl

Departures 2019

player	new club
Thomas Prince	End of career
Simon Gallas	University of Southern California Athletics
Timo Goes	End of career
Tim Kreuzer	End of career
Benjamin Loritz	TSG Blankenloch

Season 2018/19

Surname	No.	nation	size	Date of birth	position
Benjamin Dollhofer	14th	Germany	1.93 m	24 Mar 1991	L.
Jonathan-Leon Finkbeiner	16	Germany	2.11 m	03rd Sep 1989	MB
Thomas Prince	7th	Germany	1.96 m	05th July 1990	D.
Simon Gallas	5	Germany	2.01 m	0Oct. 1, 2001	AA
Timo Goes	13	Germany	1.76 m	17 Sep 1992	L.
Thomas Heidebrecht	3	Germany	1.86 m	Jan. 21, 1991	Z
Lukas Jaeger	12	Germany	1.87 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Benjamin Loritz	4th	Germany	1.87 m	Oct 19, 1987	D.
Felix Roos	6th	Germany	1.94 m	22 Aug 1999	AA
Jens Sandmeier	15th	Germany	2.02 m	Aug 16, 1995	AA
Thorben Sandmeier	9	Germany	2.03 m	Aug 28, 1992	MB
Fabian Schmidt	1	Germany	1.91 m	0Jan. 6, 1992	Z
Alexander Spintzyk	2	Germany	2.00 m	Feb. 26, 1999	MB
Positions : AA = acceptance / outside, D = diagonal, L = Libero, MB = middle block, Z = pass

Season 2017/18

Surname	No.	nation	size	Date of birth	position
Benjamin Dollhofer	14th	Germany	1.93 m	24 Mar 1991	L.
Jonathan-Leon Finkbeiner	16	Germany	2.11 m	03rd Sep 1989	MB
Thomas Prince	7th	Germany	1.96 m	05th July 1990	D.
Simon Gallas	5	Germany	2.01 m	0Oct. 1, 2001	AA
Timo Goes	13	Germany	1.76 m	17 Sep 1992	L.
Daniel Heidak	2	Germany	1.90 m	June 19, 1991	AA
Thomas Heidebrecht	3	Germany	1.86 m	Jan. 21, 1991	Z
Lukas Jaeger	12	Germany	1.87 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Tim Kreuzer	10	Germany	1.96 m	0Oct 2, 1992	AA
Benjamin Loritz	4th	Germany	1.87 m	Oct 19, 1987	D.
Stefan Pfeffinger	11	Germany	1.95 m	0June 6, 1990	MB
Seyar Said Ahmad Rahmani	17th	Afghanistan	1.94 m	0June 2nd, 1988	AA
Felix Roos	6th	Germany	1.94 m	22 Aug 1999	AA
Jens Sandmeier	15th	Germany	2.02 m	Aug 16, 1995	AA
Thorben Sandmeier	9	Germany	2.03 m	Aug 28, 1992	MB
Fabian Schmidt	1	Germany	1.91 m	0Jan. 6, 1992	Z
Markus Wintergerst	8th	Germany	1.88 m	0June 6, 1987	AA
Positions : AA = acceptance / outside, D = diagonal, L = Libero, MB = middle block, Z = pass

Season 2016/17

Surname	No.	nation	size	Date of birth	position
Benjamin Dollhofer	14th	Germany	1.93 m	24 Mar 1991	L.
Jonathan-Leon Finkbeiner	16	Germany	2.11 m	03rd Sep 1989	MB
Timo Goes	13	Germany	1.76 m	17 Sep 1992	L.
Daniel Heidak	2	Germany	1.90 m	June 19, 1991	AA
Thomas Heidebrecht	3	Germany	1.86 m	Jan. 21, 1991	Z
Lukas Jaeger	12	Germany	1.87 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Marko Kienast	6th	Germany	1.90 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Tim Kreuzer	10	Germany	1.96 m	0Oct 2, 1992	AA
Benjamin Loritz	4th	Germany	1.87 m	Oct 19, 1987	D.
Thorben Sandmeier	9	Germany	2.03 m	Aug 28, 1992	MB
Fabian Schmidt	1	Germany	1.91 m	0Jan. 6, 1992	Z
Marius Strotjohann	7th	Germany	1.91 m	Aug 16, 1995	AA
Markus Wintergerst	8th	Germany	1.88 m	0June 6, 1987	AA
Positions : AA = acceptance / outside, D = diagonal, L = Libero, MB = middle block, Z = pass

2015/16 season

Surname	No.	nation	size	Date of birth	position
Benjamin Dollhofer	14th	Germany	1.93 m	24 Mar 1991	L.
Andrej German	5	Germany	1.93 m	03rd Sep 1989	AA
Timo Goes	13	Germany	1.76 m	17 Sep 1992	L.
Daniel Heidak	2	Germany	1.90 m	June 19, 1991	AA
Thomas Heidebrecht	3	Germany	1.86 m	Jan. 21, 1991	Z
Lukas Jaeger	12	Germany	1.87 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Julian Kallfaß	10	Germany	1.90 m	0Aug 2, 1995	D.
Marko Kienast	6th	Germany	1.90 m	0Aug 2, 1995	AA
Christian Koch	11	Germany	1.76 m	0Oct 2, 1992	L.
Benjamin Loritz	4th	Germany	1.87 m	Oct 19, 1987	D.
Thorben Sandmeier	9	Germany	2.03 m	Aug 28, 1992	MB
Fabian Schmidt	1	Germany	1.91 m	0Jan. 6, 1992	Z
Marius Strotjohann	7th	Germany	1.91 m	Aug 16, 1995	AA
Markus Wintergerst	8th	Germany	1.88 m	0June 6, 1987	AA
Positions : AA = acceptance / outside, D = diagonal, L = Libero, MB = middle block, Z = pass

literature

• Ernst Otto Bräunche, Stadtarchiv Karlsruhe (ed.): Sport in Karlsruhe - from the beginning until today . Info-Verlag, Karlsruhe 2006, ISBN 3-88190-440-9 .
• SSC Sport and Swimming Club Karlsruhe (Ed.): SSC Karlsruhe - 50 years of sport ideas. June 2017.

Individual evidence

1. ^ SSC Karlsruhe: 50 years of sport ideas . 2017, p. 149.
2. ^ SSC Karlsruhe: 50 years of sport ideas . 2017, p. 80.
3. ^ SSC Karlsruhe: 50 years of sport ideas . 2017, p. 100.
4. ^ SSC Karlsruhe: 50 years of sport ideas . 2017, p. 107.
5. ^ Association SSC Karlsruhe eV German Frisbeesport Association , accessed on December 6, 2019 . 
6. ↑ International successes. German Frisbeesport Association , accessed on July 21, 2019 . 
7. ↑ FPA Freestyle World Championship 2016 - Finals. Freestyle Players Association, accessed June 24, 2019 . 
8. ^ Freestyle Player's Association (FPA) World Champs. freestyle-frisbee.com, accessed July 20, 2019 . 
9. ↑ German Roller Derby Bundesliga. derbyposition.com, accessed February 18, 2020 . 
10. ↑ DCB MoneyGram Bundesliga (southwest). Baden-Württembergischer Cricket Verband eV (BWCV), accessed on February 18, 2020 . 
11. ↑ BADEN volleys SSC Karlsruhe. Volleyball Bundesliga , accessed on February 22, 2020 . 
12. ↑ 2020 Men's Volleyball Roster. usctrojans.com, accessed December 16, 2019 . 
13. ↑ TSG Blankenloch - TV Rottenburg 2. TSG Blankenloch , September 25, 2019, accessed on December 17, 2019 . 
14. ↑ SSC Karlsruhe 2018/19. Volleyball Bundesliga , accessed on February 22, 2020 . 
15. ↑ SSC Karlsruhe 2017/18. Volleyball Bundesliga , accessed on February 22, 2020 . 
16. ↑ SSC Karlsruhe 2016/17. German Volleyball Association , accessed on February 22, 2020 . 
17. ↑ SSC Karlsruhe 2015/16. German Volleyball Association , accessed on February 22, 2020 .