SV Prussia Berlin

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SV Prussia Berlin

Surname	Sports club Preußen Berlin e. V.
Club colors	black, white, green
Founded	1990
Place of foundation	Berlin
Association headquarters	Hansastrasse 190 13088 Berlin
Members	about 1000
Departments	12
Homepage	www.sv-preussen-berlin.de

The SV Preußen Berlin is a German sports club founded in 1990 from the Berlin district of Weißensee . It has twelve departments ( badminton , basketball , ice hockey , inline skating , judo , athletics , modern pentathlon , rhythmic gymnastics , wrestling , swimming , gymnastics and volleyball ) and has over 1000 members. The football department, which existed between 1993 and 1997, played in 1994/95 as the successor to Bergmann-Borsig Berlin in the Oberliga Nordost .

Football department

Logo of SV Preußen 1993–97

The soccer department of the Prussians was founded in 1993 when the financially troubled team of SG Eumako Weißensee joined . Eumako was relegated in 1993 from the newly founded Association League Berlin and Prussia therefore entered the fifth-class Landesliga Berlin in the 1993/94 season . The home ground was the Buschallee stadium . In the following season, the bankrupt PFV Bergmann Borsig also joined SV Preußen, so that the still young club could take its place in the Oberliga Nordost .

In the end, only three regular players of the former GDR league team changed to SV Preußen . The only league season in Berlin, in which they were immediately relegated with FC Neubrandenburg with just eight points in the season, was also without a chance . In the next two seasons, the club , which later appeared as Preußen Weißensee , was able to hold the class in the Verbandsliga Berlin, but also rose in 1997 from the top Berlin division. After the Prussians ran out of finances, the soccer department re-established the Weißenseer FC and ended the short-term soccer epoch of SV Prussia, which focused on athletics. At the sporting level, the WFC in Berlin was no longer higher-class.

player

• Olaf Seier (1995–1997), player-coach.

Handball department

The SV Preußen took over from July 1990 the men's team of the 1st SC Berlin in the GDR handball league , which in turn had emerged from the SC Dynamo Berlin . From January the handball department was independently active in HC Preußen Berlin and played the last GDR handball season under this name. At the end of the major league season 1990/91 Prussia took second place and qualified for the Bundesliga . In addition, they won the last edition of the FDGB Cup . Before the start of the 1991/92 season , HC Preußen Berlin went over to SV Blau-Weiß Spandau due to economic problems .

Wrestling Department

With the establishment of the large club in 1990, the wrestling department of SV Preußen Berlin was founded. The origins of the wrestling department can already be found in the 50s and 60s of the GDR, consisting of the 3 sections SG Dynamo Hohenschönhausen , BSG Empor "Werner Seelenbinder" and SG Dynamo "Robert Uhrig". The wrestling department is an amalgamation of these 3 sections.

After the reunification , successful club work was done both in the youth and youth sector as well as among men. From the beginning of the 2nd Bundesliga Northeast, which was founded in 1990, until 1997, they started in the second-highest league class. From 1993 additionally with a second team in the state league. At the German championships of the last 20 years, the Prussian wrestlers were able to win 15 other medals in addition to four gold medals. The sporting goal is the continuation and further development of the youth and men's teams. In addition to the numerous members who take part in the extensive fun and fitness program, youth work is particularly important. In 2011, the Prussian wrestlers started a new beginning with the team fights and, together with SV Buch, formed the “Berliner Nordlichter” group in the youth league Berlin / Brandenburg. In the end, a good 4th place was achieved.

well-known people in the wrestling department

• Roland Gehrke

Gymnastics Department

In 1990 the gymnastics department of SV Preußen Berlin was founded. Since then, the department has been supported by former top-class gymnasts from the GDR (e.g. Olympic participant Irene Abel until the end of the 1990s ). The promotion of young talent is of great importance. Performance-oriented training and competitions at the popular sports level are promoted by the trainers, some of whom work on a voluntary basis.

The club produced, among other things, Berlin champions, Berlin team champions, cup winners, best of the year, winners in the state, upper, association, youth and women's leagues. For a long time, SV Preußen Berlin dominated the competitions in the lower leagues.

Volleyball department

Prussia volleys
German volleyball association
Club data
Homepage	preussenvolleys.de
Volleyball department
league	3rd League North
Venue	Barnim high school sports hall
trainer	Romy Richter
Assistant coach	Felix Taege
successes	2007 promotion of the Berlin-Liga 2014 champions of the Berlin-Liga and promotion of the Regionalliga Nordost 2015 regional cup winner, champions of the Regionalliga Nordost and promotion of the Third League
last season	8th place 3rd League North
Was standing:	July 22, 2020

The volleyball department of SV Preußen Berlin is active with three teams in the league games of the Berlin Volleyball Association and the Third League . There are also youth and youth teams.

Third division men

Since the 2015/16 season, the first men's team has been playing as “Prussian Volleys” in the third division . The squad for the 2018/19 season consists of fourteen players. Romy Richter has been the team's trainer since September 2017 . Tassilo Bade is responsible for press and public relations. In 2018 the team won the “Golden Hands” award from the German Volleyball Association .

Snow / beach volleyball

At the first German championship in snow volleyball , the Kliche / Richter-Darge team achieved second place. The duo has been playing in the constellation since the beginning of 2018 and also starts on the Techniker Beach Tour .

Well-known former players

• Marcus Böhme - 1st Polish League at MKS Cuprum Lubin: German Champion 2010, 2011; DVV Cup winner 2012, European league winner 2009, World Cup third in 2014, winner of the European Games 2015
• Matthias Böhme - 1st Bundesliga Netzhoppers KW-Bestensee: Top scorer of the Bundesliga 2009/10
• Sebastian Kühner - 1st Bundesliga at the Berlin Recycling Volleys: German champions 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018; Third place in the 2014 World Cup, 2015 European Games winner
• Ruben Schott - 1st Bundesliga at the Berlin Recycling Volleys: German champions 2013, 2014; German champion U18 2009
• Janine Hinderlich - 1st Bundesliga SC Potsdam 2009-13, European Youth Champion 2007, Junior World Champion 2009
• Christina Goldbrich - 1st Bundesliga VCO Berlin 2009/10
• Caroline Scholz - 2nd Bundesliga TSV Rudow 2010, youth national team 2007

literature

• Hardy Greens : SV Preußen Berlin. In: Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 7: Club Lexicon . AGON-Sportverlag, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-89784-147-9 , p. 56.

Web links

• Club homepage
• Homepage of the volleyball department
• Homepage of the wrestling department
• Homepage of the gymnastics department

Individual evidence

1. ^ Sven Webers: The 24 clubs of the single-track GDR Oberliga men 1964-1991. In: bundesligainfo.de. Retrieved February 6, 2013 . 
2. ^ SV Preußen Berlin e. V. Dept. Wrestling. In: freestyle-berlin.de. Freestyle24 sports portals, accessed on March 1, 2012 .