SV St. Johannis 07
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| founding | 1906 (re-established: January 27, 1946) | |
| Members | 500 | |
| address | SV St. Johannis 07 eV Zeisigweg 70 90425 Nuremberg |
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| Club colors | Green white | |
| president | Dino Noth | |
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| Division | DRB Bundesliga Southeast | |
| Sports facility | Richard-White Junior Arena | |
| Head of department | Fred Pscherer, Herbert Feuchtinger | |
| Coach 1st team | Christoph Pscherer, Daniel Endres | |
| Club successes | First class 1985–1988, 2006–2008, 2010–2012, since 2017 German youth team champion in 1988, 2006 |
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| 2005 season | Champion 2nd Bundesliga South 2005 | |
| 2009 season | Champion 2nd Bundesliga North 2009 | |
| 2014 season | Champion 2nd Bundesliga South 2014 | |
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| Homepage | www.sv-johannis07.de | |
The sports club St. Johannis 07 is a sports club from St. Johannis (Nuremberg) . He is known for his wrestlers .
history
The club was founded in 1906 by workers as the Saxon Athlete Club and joined the Workers' Athlete Association in 1907. After the merger with the Stemmverein Achilles on September 9, 1922, the club was able to establish itself increasingly in wrestling and weightlifting . After the construction of the club's own hall (1928–1929), the range was expanded to include boxes and artistry . After the seizure of power by the Nazi Party in 1933, the association was forcibly dissolved and expropriated.
The re-establishment took place on January 27, 1946. In July 1982 a new sports center was inaugurated. Today the association has 500 members (as of 2005) and offers in addition to rings also bowling , kickboxing , fitness , weight training , gymnastics , aerobics , Zumba and children's gymnastics .
Wrestling Department
overview
Wrestling is the founding sport and most successful division of the club. The 1st wrestling team even belonged to the 1st Bundesliga from 1985 to 1988. Shortly before, Pasquale Passarelli had achieved the greatest single success of a Johannis wrestler. At the 1984 Summer Olympics , he won the gold medal in the Greco-Roman style in bantamweight. In addition to Passarelli's six German championship titles, in 1990 the club again presented Bernhard Rieger, a German master in the Greco-Roman style. The wrestlers are also characterized by good youth work, the climax of which was reaching the German youth team championship in 1988 and repeated in 2006.
As champions in the 2nd Bundesliga South in 2005, the 1st wrestling team was promoted to the 1st Bundesliga Southeast, in which they were able to stay until the end of the 2008 season. After only one year in the 2nd Bundesliga, they were promoted back to the top class of wrestling. In 2012 he was relegated again. With the foundation of not of the German wrestler confederation (DRB) recognized German Ringer League , the club has been playing in 2017 again top-notch in the so-called DRB Bundesliga .
German and international successes
2005:
- Christoph Pscherer, freestyle, 69 kg, German champion in the B youth
- Peter Engelhardt , freestyle, 66 kg, German champion men
- Tim Schleicher , freestyle, 50 kg, A-youth and freestyle, 50 kg, juniors
- Philipp Vanek, great Roman. Style, 85 kg, German A-Youth Champion
- 1st team became champions in the 2nd Bundesliga South in wrestling
2006:
- The 1st team moves to the 1st Bundesliga Southeast. In the decisive battles they prevailed against SC Frankonia Großostheim.
- Up to the beginning of May 8 gold medals could be won at the DM 2006
- On May 13, 2006 the A / B youth team also became German team champions
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 50 kg, juniors, 3rd European champion
2007:
- Christoph Pscherer, freestyle, 76 kg, German A-youth champion
- Tim Stadelmann, freestyle, 31 kg, German champion in the C-youth
- Christian Fochtler, large Roman. Style, 46 kg, German champion in the C-youth
- Franco Besold, freestyle, 58 kg, 2nd German champion in the C-youth
- Felix Capalbo, large Roman style, 34 kg, 4th German champion in the C-youth
- SV St. Johannis 07 German team champion in the C / D youth
- SV St. Johannis 07 3rd German team champion in the A / B youth
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, men, 5th German champion
- Konstantin "Kosta" Völk, freestyle, 84 kg, men, 3rd German champion
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, juniors, German champion
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, juniors, European runner-up
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, juniors, 3rd world champion
2008:
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, men, German champion
- Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, men, 5th place in the European Championship
Events with supraregional interest
July 7, 2007: 100 years of SV Johannis 07 Nuremberg
Awards
In autumn 2006, the Dresdner Bank and the German Olympic Sports Association awarded SV St. Johannis 07 the “Green Ribbon for exemplary promotion of talent in clubs”.
In January 2007, the city of Nuremberg awarded the title of “Team of the Year” to the Bundesliga wrestlers “Johannis Grizzly's” from SV St. Johannis 07. Since 2009, SV Johannis 07 has been the federal junior training center for the Olympics.
Famous athletes
- Peter Engelhardt
- Pasquale Passarelli
- Bernhard Rieger
- Yoel Romero
- Tim Schleicher
- Rainer Weber
- Christoph Pscherer
literature
- Helmut Beer, Maritta Hein-Kremer: Sports Association St. Johannis 07 eV In: Michael Diefenbacher , Rudolf Endres (ed.): City Lexicon Nuremberg . 2nd, improved edition. W. Tümmels Verlag, Nuremberg 2000, ISBN 3-921590-69-8 ( online ).
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Hermann Hempel: Johannis-Ringer: 14 defeats in 14 fights. In the end, however, the joy prevailed , in: Nürnberger Zeitung, December 7, 2008
Coordinates: 49 ° 28 ′ 14 ″ N , 11 ° 3 ′ 11 ″ E