SV Weiden

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SV Weiden (water polo)
Year of foundation of the "new" water polo department 1991
Department colors Blue yellow
league 1. German Water Polo League
U17 Bundesliga
2013/2014 14th place DWL
1st men

champion Oberliga Bayern 2nd men
Trainer Gerhard Wodarz 1st men
Irek Luczak U17 Bundesliga
title Association league champions
2001

Oberliga champions
2002, 2008, 2011 and 2014

Bay. Cup winners
2001, 2002 and 2013

Südd. Cup winners
2004 and 2005
Venues Weidener Thermenwelt u. Schätzlerbad Weiden
(350 and 800 places)
other teams U19
U17
U15
U13
U11
Website http://www.sv-weiden-wasserball.de/

The SV Weiden (completely: swimming club Weiden 1921 eV ) is a sports club from Weiden in the Upper Palatinate , which has become known as the water polo Bundesliga team and also has a large swimming department . The club played in the German Water Polo League until the 2015/16 season . The club also has an ice sports department .

society

The SVW was founded in 1921. Around 5000 members belong to the association. The SV Weiden is located in the club's own Schätzlerbad, which offers leisure opportunities on an area of ​​17 hectares. In addition to the 50-meter sports pool, there is a wave pool and a non-swimmer pool as well as a natural swimming pond and a boat pond. There is also a sports field and a children's playground. The associated restaurant is open all year round. The pool was named after Hans Schätzler (1891–1943), who, as chairman of the association at the time and personal guarantor for the necessary credit, had made a special contribution to the building of the pool.

Water polo

history

In the recent history of the water polo department, SV Weiden had to start over in the lowest division. In 1994 the club withdrew its water polo team, which at that time had played in the Regionalliga Süd, from playing for personnel reasons. The SVW had neglected its youth work so much that it was not guaranteed to have enough players in the following seasons.

The rebuilding was initiated through youth work. In 2001, under the direction of youth coach Sigi Luczak, Michael Schuster and department head Irek Luczak, the Weiden team registered their new team to play in the Bayern Association, where they started with a team whose average age was under 16 years. In the first year he was promoted from the fifth-highest division to the Oberliga Bayern, and a year later he returned to the Regionalliga Süd. From 2002 to 2005 the SVW stayed in the league before Weiden qualified second for the promotion round to the 2nd division. In this round, the SVW reached the third of five places, but thanks to the withdrawal of Eintracht Braunschweig, the promotion succeeded.

After the abolition of the single-track 2nd Bundesliga, the 2006/07 season continued in the 2nd South League. Weiden took second place there. Because the SC Neustadt / Weinstrasse waived, the SVW moved into the promotion round to the 1st Bundesliga, in which the promotion to the top division succeeded.

In 2007, for the first time in modern history, a second representation of the swimming club in the Oberliga Bayern started and managed, just like the first team seven years earlier, direct promotion and thus played in the second water polo from the 2008/2009 season -Liga Süd. SV Weiden is represented once in each of the two highest divisions in Germany.

In the 2009/10 season, the DWL team made it into the play-offs of the 1st German Water Polo League for the first time in the club's history and almost sensationally. As third of the main round B you could beat the sixth of the main round A and reigning semi-final participant SG Neukölln Berlin with 3: 1 after games and advance into the top 8 of the German water polo in the pre-play-offs. After two defeats in the play-off quarter-finals against Bayer Uerdingen, they ended up with a strong sixth place, to which the team also owed their participation in the 2010/11 European Cup (see below).

In 2010/11, the SV started in the main round A of the 1st German Water Polo League (i.e. the top 8 in Germany) and again managed to take part in the play-offs up to the quarter-finals. The team was able to repeat the sixth place of the previous season

European Cup

The sixth place in the 2009/10 season and the voluntary waiver of Bayer Uerdingen and W98 / Waspo Hannover enabled SV Weiden to start in the European Water Polo Cup for the first time in October 2010. In the first round of the LEN Trophy, the SVW had to face the Montenegrin defending champion VA Cattaro (7:12), France's third FNC Douai (5:12), the Ukrainian runner-up Ilycheviets Mariupol (8:14) and Serbia's VK Zac (2:14) are beaten. Even if this sealed the elimination, the team around coach Irek Luczak made a very good impression on their European debut.

Overview of league membership (since reconstruction)

season league
2000/01 Association League Bavaria (5th division)
2001/02 Oberliga Bayern (4th division)
2002/03 Regionalliga Süd (3rd league)
2003/04 Regionalliga Süd (3rd league)
2004/05 Regionalliga Süd (3rd league)
2005/06 2nd German Water Polo League (2nd league)
2006/07 2nd Water Polo League South (2nd League)
2007/08 1st German Water Polo League (1st division) and Oberliga Bayern (3rd division)
2008/09 1st German Water Polo League (1st League) and 2nd Water Polo League South (2nd League)
2009/10 1st German Water Polo League (1st League) and 2nd Water Polo League South (2nd League)
2010/11 1st German Water Polo League (1st division) and Oberliga Bayern (3rd division)
2011/12 1st German Water Polo League (1st division) and Oberliga Bayern (3rd division)
2012/13 1st German Water Polo League (1st division) and Oberliga Bayern (3rd division)
2013/14 1st German Water Polo League (1st division) and Oberliga Bayern (3rd division)

Youth work

SV Weiden has had one of the best youth training programs in Germany since the turn of the millennium. Since 2000, the swimming club has already won five medals at German youth championships and has so far participated in eleven finals (six best teams in Germany). After participating in the finals since 2000, SV Weiden is 6th among the most successful German water polo clubs in the youth field. Furthermore, the department has already produced numerous youth, junior, U20 and senior national players who have participated in European championships, world championships and universities, among others.

Overview national medals youth

year
2000 German Vice-Champion C-Youth (born 1986 and younger)
2001 3rd German champion C-youth (born 1987 and younger)
2004 3rd German B-youth champion (born 1986 and younger)
2005 3rd German Champion D-Youth (born 1992 and younger)
2007 German Vice-Champion C-Youth (born 1992 and younger)

In addition 39 South German (12 × gold, 17 × silver, 10 × bronze) and 56 Bavarian medals (31 × gold, 23 × silver, 2 × bronze) (as of August 2011).

swim

The swimming department has had successes in different age groups. In addition to titles as Upper Palatinate, Bavarian and German champions, the SVW also has European champions in its ranks.

Ice sports

The curlingers not only use the ice rink, but also asphalt tracks in the Schätzlerbad.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Schätzlerstrasse  ( page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.weidenline.de   , Willow line.
  2. The Weidener Swimming Club 1921 and the Schätzlerbad , Der Weidener, February 27, 2015.