SV locomotive Rangsdorf

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SV Lok Rangsdorf
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Full name Sports club Lokomotive Rangsdorf eV
Founded January 15, 1953
Club colors Red Black
Board Thomas Fuchs, Nico Brämer, Lutz Bernhardt, Kerstin Esch, Detlef Gärtner
Departments Fistball, gymnastics, handball, weight training, table tennis,
volleyball, hiking
Number of members 542 (January 2008)
address SV Lok Rangsdorf eV
Sportforum Lindenallee
15834 Rangsdorf
Website svlok-rangsdorf.de

The sports club Lokomotive Rangsdorf , or SV Lok Rangsdorf for short , is a sports club from Rangsdorf in Brandenburg . In April 2003 the association had 553 members in eight departments.

history

1953 was the founding year of today's sports club. At that time the Rangsdorf sports community was dissolved. Two company sports clubs took their place . While the footballers found accommodation in the BSG , the handball players formed the Lokomotive Rangsdorf company sports community from January 15, 1953 . In the course of the political change in the GDR in 1990 it was converted into a registered association, the SV Lokomotive Rangsdorf eV

Departments

The association currently consists of 7 different departments:

Handball

The handball department of Lok Rangsdorf has had several successes in its history. The GDR championships for the women's team are among the greatest successes . In 1956 and 1961 they won the indoor title. In 1955 the handball players rose to the top league for the first time. In addition to the championships, the team was runner-up in 1958 and 1960, and third place is recorded for 1957. The basis for this success was excellent youth work. In 1963, for the eighth time since 1953, female handball youths were able to bring the GDR youth championship to Rangsdorf. With players like Edith Noack, Ingrid Schenatzky, Irmgard Gehring, Erika Lehmann and Helga Radtke, the club also provided national players from the GDR.

GDR champions from 1953:

Helga Hockwin - Ursel Frenzel, Inge Glinka, Ulla Kathe, Ingrid Knaths, Hildegard König, Erika Lehmann, Ingrid Schenatzky, Inge Schmidt

GDR champions from 1957:

Christel Bernhardt, Jutta Frindt, Irmgard Gehring, Helga Globisch, Heidi Gröpler, Evelin Haase, Marie-Luise Lehmann, Edith Noack, Ingrid Schenatzky, Erika Scholz, Rosi Weinhöfer.

The handball gentlemen from Lok Rangsdorf first rose in 1956 in the then double-track handball GDR league . With just one win from the seven games of the 1956/57 season , the Rangsdorf team rose again as the table penultimate. But the locomotive handball players returned to the league after a year. The second attempt went better. After three wins from eight games, the team finished the 1958/59 season in sixth place among nine teams. This top division class preservation was a one-time event. In the 1959/60 season , the locomotive handball players managed a single victory in fourteen games. This meant relegation to the bottom of the table. A later return to the league handball of the GDR was no longer successful for Lok Rangsdorf.

Timetable

1953 Foundation of the BSG Lokomotive Rangsdorf from the SG Rangsdorf on January 15th. Chairman: Kurt Bohn.
After a moment's hesitation, the handball men join in. In June Lok becomes the first GDR female youth indoor handball champion.
The gymnastics section of SG Rangsdorf joins the BSG Lok.
1955 For the first time the women's handball team of the BSG Lok was promoted to the GDR league.
1st national women's handball tournament of the BSG Lok Rangsdorf in Frankfurt / O. The winner is Lok Rangsdorf.
1956 The women's handball team of the BSG Lok becomes GDR champions.
Rise of the men's handball team in the GDR upper league. Remaining until 1960.
Election of Anton Grundhoff as chairman of the BSG.
1957 1st international Rangsdorf women's handball tournament (field).
Start of construction of the sports forum in Lindenallee.
1959 Foundation of the fistball section by members of the "old men" handball team.
1961 Foundation of the athletics section.
The handball women become GDR champions for the second time.
1963 Balance after 10 years of BSG Lok Rangsdorf:

8 championship titles of female handball youth
2 championship titles of women in handball (GDR champions)

1966 Johannes Gehlsdorf is elected as the new BSG chairman.
1979 Foundation of a hiking / tourism section.
1st people's sport run in Rangsdorf.
Dr. Horst Zimmer is elected chairman of the BSG Lok Rangsdorf.
1981 Completion of the sports hall in Fichtestrasse. Inauguration u. a. with handball games.
1982 Foundation of a volleyball section.
Foundation of a gymnastics section.
1985 The first women's handball team is promoted to the top division again after a 10-year break.
Foundation of a weight training section.
1987 Uwe Winzer (weight training) achieved 3rd place in the squat discipline with 165 kg.
1989 Bernd Helbig wins a 100 km run in Grünheide.
1990 In the course of the turning point in the GDR:
conversion of our sports club into a "registered club", the SV Lokomotive Rangsdorf eV

All sections become departments. Except for the hiking section, which is being dissolved.
On July 28th the foundation stone for the triathlon sport is laid in Rangsdorf.

1991 The SV Lok Rangsdorf eV is awarded membership in the Brandenburg Handball Association.
1994 Beginning of an annual volleyball tournament - each November. Participation of 6 men's and 5 women's teams.
The athletics department is renamed running / triathlon.
1996 Mini-championships in gymnastics are launched. The initiator is Monika Pohle. They take place in June every year.

Beach volleyball was born. With a lot of personal contributions and therefore little financial means, two playing areas are being built on the sports forum in Lindenallee.

1997 Building a women's team in fistball. Rangsdorf plays with a team in the regional league.
Dr. Thomas Siede and Ralf Schirm are elected chairmen of the association.
1998 The 1st International Sparkassen Cup for youth handball is organized by a team led by Udo Bernhardt. It takes place annually from.
1998 The male handball team C becomes national champion. The strength athletes lose their training rooms due to a fire in the Seebadcasino.
1999 Foundation of a show dance group within the gymnastics department.
2000 Conversion of the former sauna building into a training facility for the weight training department.
2001 The show dance group of the Gymnastics Dept. wins 1st place at the Berlin Championships.
2002 The leader of women's handball in Rangsdorf, Erwin Benke, dies after a long illness.
The team of the Triathlon department wins the Brandenburg Cup. Günter Kobow takes 2nd place in his age group (age 65) at the German Olympic Triathlon Championship. Monika Gruhner is the first female athlete from Rangsdorf to take part in the age group 60 in the senior European championships in the 10,000 m and marathon disciplines.
2004 Resignation of the gymnastics and running / triathlon departments from the club.
Foundation of the cardiac sports department in the club.
2005 Thorsten Osterloh is elected chairman and Lutz Bernhardt and Nico Brämer as his deputies.
The table tennis department is founded.
2007 The Rangsdorf Linden Blossom Festival is being organized by Lok Rangsdorf for the first time.
Due to Thorsten Osterloh's resignation from the board of directors, Nico Brämer is appointed acting chairman.
The Rangsdorf handball week celebrates its 10th birthday.
2008 Promotion of the 1st men's fistball team to the 2nd Bundesliga
2009 The new chairman of SV Lok Rangsdorf will be Thomas Fuchs.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ GDR championships indoor handball women , www.sport-komplett.de (November 1, 2007)
  2. ^ Club chronicle from 1961 to 1969 , website of SV Lok Rangsdorf (November 1, 2007)
  3. ↑ GDR Oberliga 1955/56 , www.bundesligainfo.de (November 1, 2007)
  4. ↑ DDR-Oberliga 1956/57 , www.bundesligainfo.de (November 1, 2007)
  5. ^ DDR-Oberliga 1958/59 , www.bundesligainfo.de (November 1, 2007)
  6. ^ DDR-Oberliga 1959/60 , www.bundesligainfo.de (November 1, 2007)