SV Kirchzarten
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| Surname | Sports club Kirchzarten e. V. |
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| Club colors | Red White |
| Founded | 1922 |
| Members | about 3000 |
| Departments | 13 |
| Chairman | Andreas Kohler |
| Homepage | www.svkirchzarten.de |
The sports club Kirchzarten e. V. ( SV Kirchzarten for short ) is a multi-discipline association with currently around 3000 members from the southern Baden town of Kirchzarten in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district in Baden-Württemberg . The club colors are red and white.
Club history
SV Kirchzarten was founded in 1922 under the name FC Kirchzarten as a pure football club. In 1926 the club was then incorporated into the Catholic sports federation "Deutsche Jugendkraft".
The National Socialist state dissolved the "DJK" in 1934 and the soccer group became an independent club again as the Kirchzarten sports club. After the Second World War, by order of the military government, all associations had to be dissolved and re-established under a new name. In June 1946 the members gave the club the name VfR Kirchzarten . In addition to soccer, other sports such as B. operated table tennis and athletics. The gymnastics department was added in 1960 and the ski department in 1961. From 1961 the club called itself again "Sportverein", in short: SV Kirchzarten. In 1970 a swimming department and an athletics department were established. In 1979 the volleyball department was added. In 1993 a new bike department was incorporated into the ski department.
Departments
The club currently consists of thirteen departments: football, table tennis, gymnastics / karate, ski / cycling, gymnastics, karate, triathlon, athletics, volleyball, badminton, basketball, health sports and the SVKfit.
successes
Soccer department
Until the early 1970s, they played in the lower regional district classes. In 1973 they were promoted to the third-class first amateur league for the first time , from which they had to say goodbye after only one season in 1974 . In 1975 they immediately rose again and achieved an excellent 5th place as a newcomer . Starting in 1978, the SV Kirchzarten played by founding the Football Oberliga Baden-Württemberg in the fourth-class Association League South Baden , in which he was mostly in the top places in the final tables until the mid-1980s. After relegation to the national league in 1987, a “lift” decade followed with several promotions and relegations between the association league and the regional league. From 1998 to 2010 the club was again a constant in the association league. This was followed by several descents up to the district league A (2013). In the 2015/16 season you could then win the championship in the eight-class Berzirksliga Freiburg and thus move up to the Landesliga Südbaden (season 2). There the sports club reached the promotion relegation round to the Association League South Baden as runner-up in the 2016/17 season, in which they failed and FC Singen 04 had to give priority.
Ski and bike department
The ski department of SV Kirchzarten became known in the 1970s for the cross-country skiing successes of the Zipfel brothers: Georg, Peter, Thomas and Ulrich Zipfel collected around 40 German championship titles together. Georg Zipfel was eighteen times German champion, Olympic participant in Innsbruck 1976 , where he finished seventh as the best Central European over 15 km. He was the Holmenkollen winner at the Juniors and Junior European Champions in Leningrad in 1973/74. Peter Zipfel was fifteen times German champion, Olympic participant in Lake Placid in 1980 and in Sarajevo in 1984 and achieved 4th place with the German relay. As a 21-year-old he finished fourth over 50 km and sixth over 15 km on the legendary Holmenkollen near Oslo. Thomas Zipfel , three-time German champion in the club relay and Baden-Württemberg champion, also achieved several top results in the Black Forest ski marathon and 100 km backpack run and was also Black Forest junior champion in biathlon. Ulrich Zipfel , the youngest of the brothers, was a three-time German champion and a two-time World Cup participant. He was also the companion of the most successful German disabled athlete in Nordic skiing: Frank Höfle . At the 1992 Paralympic Winter Games in Albertville, the duo won three gold medals. From 1991 to 2003, the two won nine world championship titles. From 2003 to 2006 Ulrich Zipfel started with the blind biathlete Willi Brem from Freiburg and celebrated further victories at the Olympics and world championships.
In 1990 the ski and cycling department organized the first German Mountain Bike Championship . With the organization of the Mountain Bike World Cup Cross-Country 1992 and Mountain Bike World Championships 1995 in Cross-Country and Downhill, they made Kirchzarten internationally known.
On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the association, in 1997 they organized the 1st Black Forest ULTRA Bike Marathon with over 1,300 participants. Due to the great initial success, this popular event was held annually with an ever increasing number of participants.
Successful athletes of the club
- Georg Zipfel (cross-country skier, multiple German junior and senior champion, Olympian 1976)
- Peter Zipfel (cross-country skier, multiple German junior and senior champion, Olympic participant 1980, 1984)
- Thomas Zipfel (cross-country skier, multiple German relay champion)
- Ulrich Zipfel (cross-country skier, German national cross-country team, multiple Olympic champion as a Paralympic companion)
- Ulrich Wielandt (former soccer player at SVK, later professional at: Borussia Mönchengladbach , KSV Hessen Kassel )
- Thomas Schweizer (former youth soccer player at SVK, later professional at: SC Freiburg , FC Basel , Chemnitzer FC )
- Mario Wildmann (former youth soccer player at SVK, later professional at VfB Stuttgart, among others )
- Charly Doll (runner, German champion, world record holder, Olympic chef)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ SV Kirchzarten - The sports club in the Dreisamtal - Current events - Milestones in the history of SV Kirchzarten. In: www.svkirchzarten.de. Retrieved January 19, 2016 .