SV Waldkirch
| Sports club Waldkirch eV 1946 (SV Waldkirch) |
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| purpose | Multi-branch association |
| Chair: | Rüdiger Schirmeister |
| Establishment date: | June 28, 1946 |
| Number of members: | 1,800 |
| Seat : | Waldkirch |
| Website: | sv-waldkirch.de |
The SV Waldkirch is a sports club from the southern Baden town of Waldkirch in the district of Emmendingen ( Baden-Württemberg ). The club has 1,800 members who are active in fencing , handball , athletics , heavy athletics , swimming , table tennis , gymnastics and volleyball .
Total club
SV Waldkirch is a multi-discipline club with a wide range of activities and around 1,800 members in 2016, including over 800 children and young people. It is one of the 20 largest sports clubs in Baden.
Eight departments offer a wide range of sports. Around 60 licensed trainers and supervisors offer around 200 hours of guided sport a week for all ages, from toddlers to senior citizens.
SV Waldkirch uses the sports facilities of the city of Waldkirch , especially the municipal stadium with grass and artificial turf fields, six synthetic lanes and a covered grandstand as well as several sports halls.
As top athletes, members of SV Waldkirch have achieved good placements at national and international championships. Nevertheless, the club sees its focus in youth and popular sports. In addition, numerous members and non-members take part in the SVW's sports badge campaign every year.
history
In the post-war period, the occupying power decreed that there could only be one club in a municipality and on May 5, 1946 granted the Sportverein Waldkirch eV permission to found a club. On June 28, 1946, around seventy Waldkirch athletes met in the "Arche" to launch the Waldkirch sports club. The predecessor club of SV Waldkirch was FC Waldkirch, founded in 1908 and dissolved in 1945 .
Otto Rambach became the 1st chairman of the SVW. At his side were Walter Roeder as 2nd chairman, Walter Boch as managing director and Max Kahle as the main cashier. The department heads were: Josef Kleile (soccer), Arnaldo Zanetti (gymnastics), Hermann Engler (athletics), Georg Ruf (heavy athletics), Walter Schreier (swimming) and Erich Ringwald (table tennis).
- 1947 Incorporation of the handball department.
- 1957 Foundation of the fencing department.
- 1974 founding of the volleyball department.
- 1983 Foundation of the coronary group.
- 1986 Foundation of the triathlon group within the athletics department.
- 2016 Dissolution of the football department. The footballers found their own club, FC Waldkirch.
fencing
The fencing department of SV Waldkirch was founded on December 16, 1956 by Sepp Mack. A few years later, Waldkirch was known in the fencing world. Fencers have achieved considerable national and international successes since the 1970s. In September 2013, the German Fencing Federation was awarded the title of “Competitive Fencing Center”. This level is achieved through broad promotion of young talent and targeted support for talents.
history
- Founded on December 26, 1956. Sepp Mack was the initiator, long-time trainer and board member
- 1957: The first training took place in the gym gallery of the Schwarzenberg School. First own tournament in Waldkirch.
- 1958: Training in the "Kreuz-Saal"; 4th / 5th July fencing match in Waldkirch: Baden-Württemberg - Switzerland.
- 1972: Tragedy about Rudi Maier, the hopeful talent at the Olympic Games in Munich, who collapses during the tournament and has been paraplegic ever since.
- 1976: Germany-Switzerland benefit fencing international match in Waldkirch in favor of Rudi Maier.
- 1977: The Kastelberghalle is equipped with the necessary technology to hold fencing tournaments as soon as it is built.
- 1980: First women's world cup of foil, first German championships in all weapons in Waldkirch.
- 1980: Foundation of the fencing association in Waldkirch e. V.
- Since then, SV Waldkirch has produced numerous fencers who have achieved medal positions in many national and international tournaments.
Greatest successes
| year | Surname | placement | Remarks |
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| 1971 | Spiess, Günter | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 1976 | Spiess, Günter | 1st place Paralympics | |
| 1977 | Beckmann, Manfred | 2nd place world championship junior men
2nd place European Championships Junior Men Men |
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| 1979 | Beckmann, Manfred | 2nd place European Championships Team Active Men | |
| 1980 | Spiess, Günter | 1st place Paralympics | |
| 1984 | Spiess, Günter | 1st place Paralympics
3rd place Paralympics team foil |
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| 1988 | Spiess, Günter | 2nd place Paralympics team epee
2nd place Paralympics team foil |
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| 1990 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 1991 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 1992 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 2nd place Paralympics
1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) |
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| 1992 | Spiess, Günter | 2nd place Paralympics team foil
3rd place Paralympics team epee |
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| 1994 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 1996 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 3rd place Paralympics sword
2nd place Paralympics team epee 3rd place Paralympics foil 3rd place Paralympics team foil 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) |
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| 1996 | Hertrich, Monika | 2nd place Olympic Games team sword
3rd place Olympic Games team foil |
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| 1997 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 1998 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 2000 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 2nd place Paralympics foil
3rd place Paralympics sword 2nd place Paralympics team foil 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) |
As a special honor, Esther Weber will be the torchbearer over Tower Bridge at the Paralympics 2012 in London and will be received by the Mayor of London Boris Johnson. |
| 2001 | Blattmann, Katharina | 1st place German championship B1 women | |
| 2002 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 1st place German championship ( wheelchair fencing ) | |
| 2003 | Weber-Kranz, Esther | 2nd place European Championship ( wheelchair fencing )
3rd place European Championship ( wheelchair fencing ) 1st place German Championship ( wheelchair fencing ) |
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| 2009 | Frohnmüller, Jens | 3rd place European Championship | |
| 2012 | Ehler, Alexandra | 1st place German championship, A women | |
| 2019 | Ruppenthal, Julius | 1st place German championship, A-men |
Soccer
history
The predecessor club of SV Waldkirch, FC Waldkirch, played in the season 1939/40 in the Freiburg Gauliga Baden relay .
The A-team of the football department played in the 1st amateur league in South Baden in the 1960s . There the club was able to achieve the championship title in 1969 and 1970. The promotion games in the then second-rate Regionalliga Süd were not successfully completed. In 1972 the club was able to win the South Baden Association Cup for the first time with a 2-1 after extra time against the Offenburg FV . SV Waldkirch qualified for the first round of the South German Cup , where it was defeated by Karlsruher SC in front of 2200 spectators with 0: 5. In 2014, the club won the South Baden Cup for the second time with a 4-0 win against FC Bötzingen and thus reached the DFB Cup 2014/15 , in which they failed in the first round at SpVgg Greuther Fürth . The club's first soccer team currently plays in the Association League South Baden .
Dissolution of the department
The football department of SV Waldkirch dissolved by resolution of November 26, 2015 on June 30, 2016 and joined FC Waldkirch, which was founded on January 11, 2016.
Greatest successes
- Champion of the 1st Amateur League South Baden: 1969 , 1970
- South Baden Cup Winner: 1972, 2014
- Qualification for the 1st round of the DFB-Pokal 2014/15
Handball
The handball department is one of the founding departments of SV Waldkirch. Since 1998 the handball players have been organized in a syndicate with the handball department of TV Denzlingen, SG Waldkirch-Denzlingen. Right from the start, the focus is on promoting young people. Over 200 girls and boys between the ages of 5 and 18 are currently participating in the training program. With 15 competition teams, handball players are absolute top in South Baden. On this basis, 2 women's and 4 men's teams are established. The first women are currently playing in the district class and the first men in the South Baden league.
athletics
More than 250 athletes in 14 groups between the ages of 4 and 70 train with the athletes of SV Waldkirch. In addition, the department regularly organizes competitions such as B. Indoor all-around competitions and the Kandelberg run.
Heavy athletics
history
In 1897, 9 sports-loving men founded the Waldkirch athletes' club in the "Rebstock" inn. Since there was no municipal gym at that time, the sporting activities took place in the “Alte Post” inn. During the two world wars, the athletes' club lost many of its sports comrades. Nevertheless, some steadfast people managed to get the club ship back on the road.
In 1946 the Waldkirch athletes' club joined the Waldkirch sports club. In the heavy athletics department of SV Waldkirch, weightlifting and lawn power sports were offered in addition to wrestling. Since then, the young people and active people have been able to fight for countless regional and national championship titles in wrestling and weightlifting. Many podiums were also achieved at national championships. A sporting highlight was the third place of the A youth team at the German team championships in 1988 in Schramberg. Some athletes were also on the international road for SV Waldkirch. In 1959, Franz Hais and Manfred Stork took part in the eliminations for the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome.
In 1967 the heavy athletes celebrated their 70th anniversary. On this occasion, a friendship fight took place in the Waldkirch town hall, in which the Schifferstadt team with the Olympian Paul Neff and the legendary “crane of Schifferstadt” Wilfried Dietrich also took part.
The heavy athletics department of SV Waldkirch has hosted countless national and German championships. Since 2003, SV Waldkirch and ASV Kollnau have been wrestling together in the RG Waldkirch-Kollnau wrestling community. The club competed in the Baden-Württemberg regional league for several years. This is currently the third highest performance class in Germany.
Greatest successes
| German champion | ||||
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| 1962 | Peter Fischer | SV Waldkirch | youth | Weightlifting |
| 1973 | Konrad Hechinger | SV Waldkirch | student | 48 kg. Gr. Roman. |
| 1985 | Herman Klausmann | SV Waldkirch | Age group | Weightlifting |
| 1989 | Oliver Geipel | SV Waldkirch | Youth A | 46 kg. Freestyle |
| 2004 | Joscha Gantert | RG Waldkirch-Kollnau | Youth B | 42 kg. Freestyle |
| 2005 | Michael Kaufmehl | RG Waldkirch-Kollnau | Juniors | 84 kg. Freestyle |
| 2010 | David Wehrle | RG Waldkirch-Kollnau | Youth B | 69 kg. Freestyle |
| 2011 | Marius Quinto | RG Waldkirch-Kollnau | Youth B | 54 kg. Freestyle |
| 2013 | Marius Quinto | RG Waldkirch-Kollnau | Youth A | 63 kg. Freestyle |
| 2014 | Xenia Burger | RG Waldkirch-Kollnau | team | South Baden |
- In 1988 the youth team of SV Waldkirch won 3rd place at the German team championships in Schramberg
swim
The swimming department in Waldkirch was founded in 1923. The founding fathers were: Wilhelm Wick, Franz Dierle, Heiner Schörk, Ernst Bayer, and Max Kellmayer. Wilhelm Wick became the first chairman. The swimming pool at that time was the Elz.
The swimming department now has over 100 members. The active swimmers are divided into 3 groups according to their age. Group 3 takes part in numerous competitions throughout the year and also achieved success at the Baden level.
history
- 1946 incorporation into the Waldkirch sports club
- 1949 Construction of a new swimming pool in Merklinstrasse
- In 1955, the now well-known Waldkirch am Stadtrain swimming pool was built.
- 1968 Construction of the Kollnau swimming pool
Table tennis
Table tennis, recognized as the fastest individual sport in the world, has been played in an organized association in Waldkirch since 1933. As the second oldest club in South Baden, you can look back on a long and successful history. The table tennis department has been part of the SV Waldkirch sports club since 1946.
Today Waldkirch table tennis is played in two women's teams, three men's teams and two youth teams. The first women's and youth teams play in the regional league on the southern Baden level. The department has around 100 members, almost 50 of whom are actively involved in the sport in a team.
do gymnastics
The gymnastics department is the largest department of SV Waldkirch with almost 800 members.
history
The history of gymnastics in Waldkirch goes back to 1845, that is, to the time immediately before the Baden revolution. In 1880 the gymnastics club Waldkirch (TV) was founded, the successor of which after the end of the Second World War was today's gymnastics department of the Waldkirch sports club (SVW).
volleyball
After the exciting volleyball games at the Olympic Games in Munich, an invitation was also held in Waldkirch on October 17, 1973 to a “volleyball practice evening” in the district gym. The response exceeded the wildest expectations, because more than 60 people crowded into the hall. In 1974 the volleyball department was established and a men's team began playing rounds.
Today the volleyball department has around 100 members and is divided into four areas:
- the female youth,
- the first women's team (Association League) and the second women's team (District League North),
- the two recreational teams, the volleyball fans and the net scooters and
- the badminton group
Web links
literature
- Bernhard Becherer: 100 years of football in Waldkirch 1908–2008, FCW - SVW. Publisher: Waldkirch Football Association. Herbstritt printing works, Sexau.
- Siegfried Burger: 160 years of gymnastics in Waldkirch 1845–2005, 125 years of gymnastics club. Publisher: SV Waldkirch - gymnastics department. Burger Druck printing house. ISBN 3-9810316-1-X .
- Thomas Fink, Andreas Haasis-Berner: 60 years of fencing in Waldkirch. Paperback: 216 pages. Publisher: epubli; 2016. ISBN 978-3-7418-2709-9 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Lena Trogus: Badge for 84 sports ace. In: badische-zeitung.de. November 24, 2017. Retrieved September 18, 2018 .
- ↑ a b Sports Info. 50 years of Sportverein Waldkirch e. V.
- ↑ a b football department of SV Waldkirch goes self-employed, FuPa November 28, 2016
- ↑ a b Foundation of FC Waldkirch, Badische Zeitung January 13, 2016
- ↑ a b Sport Info. Annual books of the Sportverein Waldkirch e. V.
- ↑ a b South Baden Cup final: SV Waldkirch against FC Bötzingen
- ^ Archives of the Karlsruher SC