Black and white food

ETB black and white

Surname	Essener Turnerbund Black and White e. V.
Club colors	Black-and-white
Founded	April 11, 1881
Members	2,400
Departments	8th
Chairman	Lenhard dough varnish
Homepage	etb-schwarz-weiss.de

The ETB Schwarz-Weiß e. V. is a sports club from Essen . The independent football department has around 700 members and was founded in 1900, the entire club in 1881.

The venue is the Uhlenkrugstadion with 9,950 seats. The club celebrated its greatest success to date in 1959 when it won the DFB Cup . In 1967 black and white Essen took part in the promotion round to the Bundesliga , and in 1985 the club reached the quarter-finals of the German amateur championship . On December 19, 2012 the association announced its insolvency; however, the bankruptcy petition filed accordingly was withdrawn in January 2013.

The players wear a white jersey, black shorts and socks.

history

Black and white food
Basic data
Surname	ETB Schwarz-Weiß Essen, Football Department V.
Seat	Essen , North Rhine-Westphalia
founding	January 1, 1900 self-employed since July 1, 1974
Colours	Black-and-white
1. Chairman	Karl White
Website	sw-essen-fussball.de
First soccer team
Head coach	Ralf from Dorp
Venue	Uhlenkrug Stadium
Places	9,950
league	Oberliga Niederrhein
2019/20	10th place
home Away

In 1881 the Essener Turner Bund was founded. In 1899 some members saw their first soccer game, a year later Turnrat Otto Weber founded the soccer department of the ETB Schwarz-Weiß. In 1902 the club joined the Rheinisch-Westfälischer Spielverband. The ETB played on an old brick field of the Ernestine colliery in Essen-Stoppenberg. Members made the course playable. In 1903 the association moved to Kruppstrasse. The footballers built a football field from an old quarry. In 1909, the ETB rose as the only Essen club in the new ten-league and shortly afterwards again. In 1911 and 1912 the ETB was runner-up in the ten league.

In 1913 the ETB moved to Meisenburgstrasse. The ETB raised 50,000 marks through donations and share certificates, with which the club's premises were built. Fortuna Bredeney is now playing on the square on Meisenburgstrasse . The inauguration with national and international guests took place on May 25, 1913. In 1914 Albert Bollmann became the club's first national player. Bollmann played his first international match on April 5, 1914 against the Netherlands. Max Ring and Gustav Janus started playing again after the First World War . In 1920, Schwarz-Weiß Essen won the Ruhr District Championship. The ETB lost the game for the West German championship against VfTuR 1889 Munich-Gladbach with 2: 6 after extra time.

In 1922 the club won the Ruhrgau championship and came second again in the battle for the West German championship. The lease on Meisenburgstrasse was not extended. In 1922, the ETB bought the property of today's Uhlenkrugstadion and inaugurated it in the same year. The property measured 35 acres and cost 750,000 marks. Contrary to promises made, the city of Essen did not participate in the co-financing. Nevertheless, the ETB was able to raise the money through donations. The stadium with a capacity of 45,000 was one of the most modern stadiums in Germany. In 1923 the association became Ruhrgau-Meister and had 3,500 members (in the entire association). Due to the clean divorce , the departments had to spin off into independent associations in 1924.

In 1925 the club reached the intermediate round of the German championship ( FC Viktoria Forst 2: 1; FSV Frankfurt 1: 3). Izidor "Dori" Kürschner became the first full-time trainer. On New Year's Day 1925, the ETB defeated the Hungarian champions and former club Kürschners, the MTK Budapest , 2-1.

In 1932, the first men's team took part in an Easter tournament in Paris with the Red Star Olympique Paris and Kispet Budapest teams. In 1937, the five outsourced departments reunited to form an association. In the years 1938 to 1940 the ETB came second in the Gauliga Niederrhein three times in a row behind Fortuna Düsseldorf and narrowly failed to participate in the DM finals. In 1943 the game was stopped because of the Second World War .

After the resumption of game operations in 1945, the club achieved promotion to the association league in 1948 as the undefeated group champion. In addition, he was Essen city cup champion with a 2-1 win against Sportfreunde Katernberg, the second in the West German league. In 1949, the ETB was divided into the 2nd League West after the introduction of contract players . From 1951 to 1957 the ETB played in the top division, the Oberliga West.

A well-known catch song from this time on the melody of the Argonnerwaldlied reads:

But one thing, but one thing, mustn't happen,
black and white food mustn't go under.

In 1959 the ETB rose again to the league and won the DFB Cup on December 27, 1959 with a 5-2 win over Borussia Neunkirchen in Kassel in front of over 20,000 spectators. Before that, the club beat Westfalia Herne , Hamburger SV (with Uwe Seeler ) and Hertha BSC, among others . In 1960, the club rose again and a year later again in the league. In 1963 the ETB was seventh in the league, but was not taken into account for the Bundesliga . From 1963 on, the ETB played in the Regionalliga West together with Alemannia Aachen , Borussia Mönchengladbach and Rot-Weiss Essen . In 1967 the club was second in the Regionalliga West and took part in the promotion round to the 1st Bundesliga. The ascent was just missed, one point behind Borussia Neunkirchen.

In 1973 those responsible sold the Uhlenkrug Stadium to the city of Essen for 1.4 million DM. In 1974 the club was assigned to the newly founded 2. Bundesliga North and finished twelfth. The amateurs of the ETB took part in the German amateur championship. In the spring of 1976 and 1977, the team gambled away their promising position in the battle for promotion to the Bundesliga. In 1978 the club voluntarily gave up its license for the 2nd Bundesliga, as President Wolfgang Schmitz could no longer raise any money for the club as a result of his divorce. The ETB and the SC Rot-Weiss Essen signed a cooperation agreement, which contained a clause, according to which the ETB was no longer allowed to strive for integration into paid football for the next five years. In addition, the ETB players Urban Klausmann , Detlef Wiemers, Dietmar Klinger and Eckhard Kirschstein switched to local rivals RWE .

In 1980 the ETB was second in the amateur league in North Rhine-Westphalia behind 1. FC Bocholt , missed promotion and canceled the cooperation agreement with Rot-Weiss Essen. In 1981 the club reached the first main round of the DFB Cup. In 1985 the first team was runner-up behind local rivals RW Essen. RWE won the top game in front of 30,000 spectators on Easter Monday with 3: 1, while ETB was able to maintain its lead in the table for a long time. In 1988, the ETB reached the round of 16 of the DFB Cup and were eliminated 1-0 against Bundesliga club VfL Bochum , after having caused a sensation a round earlier with a 1-0 home win against then second division SV Darmstadt 98 under coach Klaus Schlappner .

In 1994 the ETB black and white narrowly missed the integration into the Regionalliga West / Südwest and was thus only fourth class for the first time in the club's history. In 2000 the soccer department celebrated its 100th birthday in the Essen hall. In 2001 the A- and B-Juniors played in the Regionalliga, the highest youth division in Germany. In 2003 the board started the WIR 2006 campaign and aimed for promotion to the regional league in 2006, but the 2005/06 season ended with a disappointing ninth place in the Oberliga Nordrhein. After a 6th place in the 2006/07 season, a place in the top four was sought for the 2007/08 season, which would have entitled to participate in the new Regionalliga West. At the end of the season, however, only the 5th place in the table jumped out. Thus, the ETB entered the newly formed fifth-rate NRW league in the 2008/09 season . In the premier season of this division, the team finished 4th in the table. In 2010, the Niederrhein Cup was won in the final against local rivals Rot-Weiss Essen . Black and White thus qualified for the first round of the 2010/11 DFB Cup , where they met the second division team Alemannia Aachen . The game was lost with 1: 2.

In 2011 and 2013 the C-youth of the ETB qualified for the regional league, ie the highest German division; In 2011, the B-youth missed promotion to the Bundesliga in two relegation games against Fortuna Düsseldorf .

After voluntarily withdrawing to the third class amateur league in 1978, the club has remained loyal to this league in various regional compositions. Only through the introduction of the regional league and the third league you only play fifth class. For a long time, the ETB has been the only association in Germany that has demonstrated such consistency at this level. The last athletic ascent or descent dates from 1961.

Financial problems

Already in the summer and in October 2009 there were no sponsorship funds due to the bankruptcy of Karstadt and a car dealership owned by Heinz Hofer, the club's chairman; this led to gaps in coverage. In October 2010 there were delays in payment of salaries, in April 2011 another gap in coverage of 200,000 euros became known. In the summer of 2012, major sponsors again dropped out or limited their funding. One of the reasons given was a lack of commitment to the association among the management staff. In October 2012, salaries could no longer be paid for the first time, and probably only small parts of the budget were secured. After speculation about the insolvency of the association had already arisen at the beginning of December 2012, the association announced at a general meeting on December 19 that it would have to submit an application for bankruptcy soon. The previously agreed restructuring concept could no longer be pursued after a main sponsor refused a loan of 50,000 euros. On February 5, 2013 it became known that the ETB is withdrawing the bankruptcy application due to the high willingness to donate in the vicinity of the association.

Football department data

Stations from 1933 to 2016

1921–1929 Ruhrgauliga

1930–1933 Ruhr district league

1933–1943 Gauliga / Lower Rhine division class

1949–1951 2nd League West

1951–1957 Oberliga West

1957–1959 2nd League West

1959–1960 Oberliga West

1960–1961 2nd League West

1961–1963 Oberliga West

1963–1974 Regionalliga West

1974–1978 2nd Bundesliga North

1978-2008 Oberliga Nordrhein

2008–2012 NRW League

since 2012 Oberliga Niederrhein

people

Squad season 2020/21

Surname	Born on the	previous club
goalkeeper
Marcel Lenz	05/03/1991	Red and white food
Defense
Erik May	10/10/1999	-
Ribene Nguanguata	02/20/1995	SV Hönnepel-Niedermörmter
Bünyamin Şahin	December 01, 1999	-
Paul Voss	10/10/1993	Rot-Weiß Oberhausen
Nico Wolters	06/02/1998	TuS Haltern
midfield
Yassine Bel-Mustapha	December 20, 2000	-
Muhammed Alkan Çelik	-	-
Ömer Erdoğan	09/27/1995	FC Kray
Lennart Maßmann	07/12/1995	TuS Hiltrup
Sebastian Michalsky	11/25/1983	Sportfreunde Baumberg
Simon Neuse	08/18/1998	ESC Rellinghausen 06
Lars Pöhlker	04/11/1993	TuS Haltern
Dominik Reichardt	12/29/1991	SC Brühl 06/45
Ismail Remmo	04/09/1998	SpVg Schonnebeck
Robin Walter	06/29/2000	-
Robin-Maurice Wolters	05/09/1996	SV Horst-Emscher 08
attack
Prince Kimbakidila	08/14/1998	SV Hönnepel-Niedermörmter
Ferhat Mumcu	02/18/1997	SC Velbert

Former trainers

• Sebastian Michalsky and Karl Weiß May 23, 2019 to June 30, 2019
• Manfred Wölpper January 8, 2017 to May 22, 2019
• Damian Apfeld April 26, 2016 to January 7, 2017
• Antonio Molina July 1, 2015 to April 25, 2016
• Mircea Onisemiuc July 28, 2014 to June 30, 2015
• Tobias Ritz and Sebastian Michalsky July 19, 2014 to July 27, 2014
• Stefan Janßen July 1, 2013 to July 18, 2014
• Dirk Helmig July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2013
• Klaus Berge May 19, 2008 to June 30, 2009
• Fred Bockholt May 3, 2008 to May 18, 2008
• Frank Kontny July 1, 2006 to May 2, 2008
• Klaus Täuber April 2004 to June 30, 2006
• Frank Benatelli April 2000 to April 2004
• Detlef Wiemers September 1999 to April 2000
• Jörg Jung July 1998 to September 1999
• Frank Kontny March 1998 to June 1998
• Dietmar Grabotin July 1995 to March 1998
• Jürgen Kaminsky July 1994 to June 1995
• Detlef Pirsig July 1993 to June 1994
• Friedhelm Wessendorf April 1993 to June 1993
• Gerd Zewe January 1993 to April 1993
• Heiko Mertes July 1992 to December 1992
• Fred Bockholt July 1989 to June 1992
• Detlef Wiemers: November 1988 to June 1989
• Horst Döppenschmidt July 1988 to November 1988
• Fred Bockholt July 1983 to June 1988
• Manfred Rummel January 1981 to June 1983
• Dieter Tartemann July 1977 to December 1980
• Hubert Schieth January 1975 to June 1977
• Albert Becker July 1974 to January 1975
• Peter Velhorn July 1973 to April 1974
• Waldemar Gerhardt July 1972 to June 1973
• Heinz Höher October 1970 to June 1972
• Peter Sievers October 1970
• Kurt Sahm July 1970 to October 1970
• Horst Witzler July 1966 to June 1970
• Hans Wendlandt July 1964 to June 1966
• Willibald Hahn July 1963 to June 1964
• Kuno Klötzer July 1961 to June 1963
• Hans Wendlandt July 1959 to June 1961
• Willy Multhaup July 1957 to June 1959
• Karl Winkler July 1954 to June 1957
• Fritz Buchloh July 1952 to June 1954
• Richard Longin July 1951 to June 1952
• Josef Uridil July 1949 to June 1951
• Werner Sottong July 1945 to June 1949
• Josef Uridil July 1938 to 1942
• Wilhelm Pammer July 1936 to June 1938
• Theodor Lohrmann 1935 to 1936
• Kurt Otto August 1933 to 1935
• Hans Schmidt 1932 to July 1933
• Price 1930 to 1932
• Lipót Hertzka (?) 1929 to 1930
• Hans Schulte 1926 to 1929
• Izidor Kürschner 1924 to 1926

Known players

• Karl-Heinz Oh
• Oliver Adler
• Detlef Behrens
• Albert Bollmann (1914 first national team player of the ETB)
• Oliver Bierhoff
• Hermann Bredenfeld (youth and national team player)
• Dirk Caspers
• Thomas Cichon (U21 international)
• Eckhart Dettlaff (junior national player)
• Horst "Ackermann" Ebert
• Hans-Gerd Florian (amateur national player)
• Hans Fritsche
• Horst "pill" dude
• Thomas Hörster
• Eduard "Edu" Hundt (national player 1931)
• Heinz Ingenbold (cup winner 1959)
• Edmond Kasperski (cup winner 1959)
• Dietmar Klinger
• Theo Klöckner (national player, cup winner 1959)
• Manfred Kreß (amateur national player)
• Willi Korth 550 senior games
• Hans Küppers (national player, cup winner 1959)
• Michael "Ata" Lameck
• Jens Lehmann
• Günter (Pommes) Leufgen, 600 games from 1966 to 1978, sole honorary captain
• Hermann Merchel (cup winner 1959)
• Ralf Mölders
• Sascha Mölders
• Karlheinz Mozin (Cup winner 1959)
• Manfred Mueller
• Kurt Orlowski
• Gerd Pips (cup winner 1959)
• Uwe Reinders
• Manfred Rummel (cup winner 1959)
• Andreas Sassen
• Hubert Schieth (cup winner 1959)
• Heinz Steinmann (national player, cup winner 1959)
• Günter Stephan (national player 1935)
• Holger Trimhold
• Horst "Der Schotte" Trimhold (national player, cup winner 1959)
• Paul "Jonny" Winkler (national player 1938)
• Hans Walitza
• Hannes Wolf
• Sascha Wolf
• Hans Wulf
• Herbert "Heppo" room

Season overviews

season	league	space	Points	0S- 0U- 0N	Gates	Average audience	Top scorer
1902/03	III. District 1st class (1)	03	11: 09	05- 01- 04	019:18
1903/04	III. District 1st class (1)	04th	00:12	00- 00- 06	001:11
1904/05	III. District 1st class (1)	04th	04: 08	01- 02- 03	009:14
1905/06	III. District 1st class (1)	03	08: 08	04- 00- 04	034:31
1906/07	III. District 1st class (1)	03	04: 08	02- 00- 04	004:15
1907/08	III. District 1st class (1)	02	04: 08	02- 00- 04	013:18
1908/09	III. District A1 class (1)	04th	08:12	04- 00- 06	012:23
1909/10	Association League (1)	08th	14:22	05- 04- 09	036:47
1910/11	Association League (1)	02	25:11	10- 05- 03	056:36
1911/12	Association League (1)	02	27: 09	13- 01- 04	055:28
1912/13	Association League (1)	02	23:13	10- 03- 05	060:30
1913/14	Ruhr District League (1)	02	20: 08	09- 02 03	056:24
1914/15	Ruhrkreis district class (1)	05	02:14	01- 00- 07	007:13
1915/16	Ruhr district A1 class group Essen (1)	02	16: 04	08- 00- 02	051:10
1916/17	Ruhr district A1 class group Essen (1)	02	17:11	08- 01- 05	045:31
1917/18	Ruhr district A1 class group Essen (1)
1918/19	Ruhr district A1 class group Essen (1)	06th	12:18	0? - 0? - 0?	056:30
1919/20	District League Ruhr-Emscher District (1)	01	38: 06	17- 04- 01	084:18
1920/21	District League Ruhr-Emscher District (1)	04th	23:13	10- 03- 05	050:21		Bernhard Kellerhoff (11)
1921/22	Ruhrgauliga (1)	01	29: 07	14- 01- 03	053:11
	West German Association Championship (1)	04th	05: 05	02- 01- 02	011: 06
1922/24	Ruhrgauliga (1)	01	49:11	22- 05- 03	103: 29		Franz Horn (21)
	West German Association Championship (1)	05	06: 06	02- 02- 02	010: 07		Willi Bauer (5)
1924/25	Ruhrgauliga (1)	01	27: 03	13- 01- 01	046: 09		Willi Bauer (11)
	West German Association Championship (1)	02	09: 03	03- 03- 00	015: 06
1925/26	Ruhrgauliga (1)	01	25: 05	11- 03- 01	064:23		Julius Thiekötter (13)
	West German Association Championship (1)	01	12: 00	06- 00- 00	028: 04		Julius Thiekötter (9)
1926/27	Ruhrgauliga (1)	02	27: 05	13- 01- 02	061:26		Willi Kellner (16)
1927/28	Ruhrgauliga (1)	01	27: 05	13- 01- 02	054:25		Willi Kellner (14)
	West German final round of the 2nd (1)	01		03- 01- 01	010: 05		Willi Kellner / Julius Thiekötter / Hermann Wächter (2)
1928/29	Ruhrgauliga (1)	01	25: 07	11- 03- 02	037:14		Willi Kellner (8)
	West German final round of the 2nd (1)	01		02- 01- 01	007: 04	02,750	Willi Kellner (4)
1929/30	Ruhr District League (1)	02	27: 09	13- 01- 04	061:32		Heiner Kress (11)
1930/31	Ruhr District League (1)	02	27: 09	13- 01- 04	061:32		Heiner Kress (11)
1931/32	Ruhr District League (1)	01	24: 08	12- 00- 04	044:17		Ernst Poertgen (16)
1932/33	Ruhr District League (1)	02	28: 08	12- 04- 02	050:19		Hans Lorscheid / Kleinheinz (11)
1933/34	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	07th	20:24	07- 06- 09	034:45		Rank (6)
1934/35	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	07th	18:22	06- 06- 08	035:32		Anton Stermsek / Günter Stephan (7)
1935/36	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	08th	12:24	04- 04-10	031:40		Striewski (8)
1936/37	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	06th	16:20	06- 04- 08	022:28		Grigutsch (6)
1937/38	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	02	26:10	12- 02- 04	039:22		Paul Winkler (14)
1938/39	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	02	27: 09	12- 03- 03	052:13		Alfred Winnesberg (12)
1939/40	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	02	27: 09	12- 03- 03	041:25		Heinrich Trimhold (16)
1940/41	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	03	21:15	09- 03- 06	049:26		Heinrich Trimhold / Paul Winkler (13)
1941/42	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	07th	18:18	08- 02- 08	046:44		Heinrich Trimhold / Paul Winkler (13)
1942/43	Gauliga Lower Rhine (1)	09	04:28	02- 00-14	020:58		Paul Winkler (8)
1945/46	District class Essen Group 5 (2)	03	23:13	10- 03- 05	057:26
	Promotion round to the district league (2)	04th	10: 06	05- 00- 03	016:12		Peters / Weeg (3)
1946/47	Ruhr District League (2)	09	15:25	05- 05-10	38:46
1947/48	District class Ruhr district group 2 (3)	01	45: 03	21- 03- 00	087:16
1948/49	Landesliga Niederrhein Group 2 (3)	05	25:19	09- 07- 06	050:33
1949/50	2nd League West (2)	07th	35:25	15- 05-10	063:50	04,900	Paul Winkler (15)
1950/51	2nd League West (2)	02	39:21	17- 05- 08	079:44	04,533	Heinz Stemmer (33)
	Promotion round to Oberliga West (2)	02	08: 04	04- 00- 02	014:12	18,666	Heinz Stemmer (4)
1951/52	Oberliga West (1)	11	27:33	07-13-10	043:57	16,533	Hans Zerres (12)
1952/53	Oberliga West (1)	13	22:38	09- 04-17	054:76	13,600	Kurt Zaro / Reinhold Jackstell (10)
1953/54	Oberliga West (1)	06th	31:29	13- 05-12	072:53	15,000	Kurt Zaro (15)
1954/55	Oberliga West (1)	12	27:33	11- 05-14	052:55	13,800	Hans Zerres (12)
1955/56	Oberliga West (1)	08th	27:33	09- 09-12	044:45	10,567	Heinz-Werner Skowronski (9)
1956/57	Oberliga West (1)	15th	22:38	08- 06-16	043:63	10,867	Theo Kloeckner (7)
1957/58	2nd League West (2)	07th	36:24	14- 08- 08	078:46	03,500	Theo Kloeckner (19)
1958/59	2nd League West (2)	02	44:16	19- 06- 05	087:33		Theo Kloeckner (24)
1959/60	Oberliga West (1)	16	25:35	09- 07-14	047:46	13,666	Manfred Rummel (13)
1960/61	2nd League West (2)	01	46:14	21- 04- 05	081:36		Horst Trimhold (20)
1961/62	Oberliga West (1)	04th	38:22	13-12- 05	064:39	14,066	Manfred Rummel (26)
1962/63	Oberliga West (1)	07th	33:27	13- 07-10	044:37	16,066	Manfred Rummel (13)
1963/64	Regionalliga West (2)	13	34:42	13- 08-17	060:71	05,973	Hermann Hammacher (11)
1964/65	Regionalliga West (2)	09	33:35	10-13-11	058:59	07.205	Gerd Bannasch (10)
1965/66	Regionalliga West (2)	07th	34:34	13- 08-13	047:47	06,250	Gerd Kohl (9)
1966/67	Regionalliga West (2)	02	47:21	19- 09- 06	051:23	08,705	Hans Walitza (11)
	Promotion round to the 1st Bundesliga (2)	02	10: 06	04- 02- 02	013: 09	17,000	Theo Kloeckner (4)
1967/68	Regionalliga West (2)	07th	35:33	12-11-11	056:46	06,852	Hans Walitza (16)
1968/69	Regionalliga West (2)	06th	40:28	16- 08-10	048:43	04,937	Hans Walitza (16)
1969/70	Regionalliga West (2)	05	42:26	18- 06-10	060:41	06,470	Rolf Kucharski (20)
1970/71	Regionalliga West (2)	11	29:39	10- 09-15	056:63	03,411	Rolf Kucharski (17)
1971/72	Regionalliga West (2)	05	39:29	15- 09-10	057:48	04,764	Michael Lameck (13)
1972/73	Regionalliga West (2)	12	29:39	11- 07-16	041:58	03,764	Helmut Lausen (13)
1973/74	Regionalliga West (2)	08th	34:34	12-10-12	057:53	03,411	Holger Trimhold (15)
1974/75	2. Bundesliga North (2)	12	34:42	13- 08-17	055:69	03,300	Hans Fritsche (18)
1975/76	2. Bundesliga North (2)	07th	44:32	19- 06-13	063:52	06,188	Hans Fritsche (22)
1976/77	2. Bundesliga North (2)	08th	43:33	16-11-11	063:55	05,405	Hans Fritsche (14)
1977/78	2. Bundesliga North (2)	20th	19:57	04-11-23	045:92	02,480	Urban Klausmann (13)
1978/79	AOL North Rhine (3)	04th	40:28	15-10- 09	049:40
1979/80	AOL North Rhine (3)	02	53:11	24- 05- 03	078:31		Günter Riepert (20)
1980/81	AOL North Rhine (3)	07th	35:29	12-11- 09	044:41		Günter Riepert (22)
1981/82	AOL North Rhine (3)	10	30:38	09-12-13	051:47
1982/83	AOL North Rhine (3)	07th	31:33	14- 03-15	070:55		Rainer Geweke (30)
1983/84	AOL North Rhine (3)	07th	36:28	15- 06-11	055:41		Rainer Geweke (14)
1984/85	AOL North Rhine (3)	02	50:18	20-10- 04	077:37		Pure Geweke (29)
1985/86	AOL North Rhine (3)	08th	33:31	12- 09-11	046:47	01,509	Pure Geweke (14)
1986/87	AOL North Rhine (3)	04th	44:24	16-12- 06	070:48	01,263	Georg Müffler (17)
1987/88	AOL North Rhine (3)	02	44:24	14-16- 04	060:40	01,203	Georg Müffler (18)
1988/89	AOL North Rhine (3)	08th	38:34	11-16- 09	058:46	.00731	Gerd Wirbitzky (10)
1989/90	AOL North Rhine (3)	11	32:36	10-12-12	039:45		Mario Canini (14)
1990/91	AOL North Rhine (3)	09	29:35	08-13-11	035:34		Roger Petzke (8)
1991/92	AOL North Rhine (3)	12	25:35	06-13-11	032:45		Ralf Mölders (10)
1992/93	AOL North Rhine (3)	11	26:34	07-12-11	041:45	01,111	Ralf Mölders (21)
1993/94	AOL North Rhine (3)	09	32:28	12- 08-10	055:50	01,019	Ralf Mölders (20)
1994/95	AOL North Rhine (4)	08th	31:29	10-11- 09	046:54	.00512	Ralf Mölders (11)
1995/96	AOL North Rhine (4)	03	54	15- 09- 06	052:22	.00698	Ralf Mölders (10)
1996/97	AOL North Rhine (4)	05	46	12-12- 06	050:33	.00613	Ralf Mölders (19)
1997/98	AOL North Rhine (4)	08th	38	09-11-10	030:30	.00463	Christian Küsters (6)
1998/99	AOL North Rhine (4)	08th	42	12- 06-12	050:43	.00873	Andreas Blaumann (11)
1999/00	AOL North Rhine (4)	09	38	12- 02-16	039:45	.00423	Jürgen Meier (17)
2000/01	AOL North Rhine (4)	06th	51	14- 09-11	048:48	.00493	Christian Hoffmann (11)
2001/02	AOL North Rhine (4)	09	47	13- 08-13	043:48	.00380	Mike Möllensiep (12)
2002/03	AOL North Rhine (4)	06th	49	14- 07-11	041:35	.00553	Cemal trowel (8)
2003/04	AOL North Rhine (4)	12	43	12- 07-15	042:45	.00495	Mike Möllensiep (10)
2004/05	AOL North Rhine (4)	05	58	17- 07- 08	063:43	.00360	Sascha Wolf (25)
2005/06	AOL North Rhine (4)	09	44	12- 08-12	058:50	.00364	Sascha Wolf (21)
2006/07	AOL North Rhine (4)	06th	52	14-10-10	054:38	.00456	Sascha Wolf (23)
2007/08	AOL North Rhine (4)	05	51	14- 09-11	043:48	.00626	Sascha Wolf (10)
2008/09	NRW League (5)	04th	62	17-11- 08	059:46	.00436	Sebastian Westerhoff (17)
2009/10	NRW League (5)	04th	59	17- 08-11	049:32	.00353	Sebastian Westerhoff (10)
2010/11	NRW League (5)	05	51	15- 06-11	045:36	.00720	Dirk Heinzmann (12)
2011/12	NRW League (5)	10	55	17- 04-13	059:51	.00372	Dirk Heinzmann (16)
2012/13	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	06th	59	17- 08-13	069:50	.00273	Mahmoud Najdi (13)
2013/14	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	07th	63	18- 09-11	067:42	.00328	Ibrahim Bulut (9)
2014/15	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	12	44	13- 05-16	049:48	.00271	Bilal Abdallah (14)
2015/16	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	15th	40	11- 07-16	051:62	.00313	Chamdin Said (16)
2016/17	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	13	36	09- 09-16	051:65	.00306	Chamdin Said (9)
2017/18	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	06th	56	17- 05-12	070:55	.00267	Marvin Ellmann (32)
2018/19	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	13	43	12- 07-15	057:51	.00241	Marvin Ellmann (14)
2019/20	Oberliga Niederrhein (5)	09	01.41	09- 04- 09	032:32	.00280	Malek Fakhro (11)

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basketball

The ETB SW Essen plays ETB Wohnbau Baskets Second Basketball League Pro B . The main club also has other teams that take part in the game. In cooperation with Citybasket Recklinghausen, the youth league JBBL / NBBL is also at the start. In 2015 they finished third in the JBBL in the German championship.

hockey

The men's team play in the field in the upper league and in the hall in the 1st association league.

The women's team play in the field in the 1st association league and in the hall in the 1st association league.

tennis

The men's team of men 30 plays in the tennis Bundesliga (men 30) .

Web links

• Official homepage of the association
• Official homepage of the basketball department
• Official homepage of the handball department
• Official homepage of the hockey department
• Official homepage of the tennis department
• Official homepage of the ETB Wohnbau Baskets
• Official homepage of the football department
• Black and White - the history of ETB Schwarz-Weiß Essen - 644-page chronicle of the football department (8th edition 2013; PDF; 73.2 MB)
• Wiki about the ETB black and white

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} ETB SW Essen: Application for insolvency is filed on reviersport.de on December 19, 2012, accessed on December 20, 2012.
2. ↑ WAZ (March 4, 2011): Derby fever on Hafenstrasse: RWE versus ETB , accessed on February 10, 2015.
3. ↑ Finals and title winners in the Niederrheinpokal on fvn.de.
4. ↑ Match report on kicker.de
5. ↑ ETB U15: Promotion to the regional league made! Retrieved October 16, 2013 . 
6. ↑ ETB U15: Promotion! Ascent! Ascent! Archived from the original on April 8, 2017 ; Retrieved October 16, 2013 . 
7. ↑ B-Juniors Bundesliga relegation: Fortuna Düsseldorf - ETB 5: 1 (3: 0). Retrieved October 16, 2013 . 
8. ↑ ^{a b} RevierSport 12/2013, p. 37.
9. ^ ETB: No more coal on reviersport.de from December 6, 2012, accessed on December 20, 2012.
10. ↑ ETB: bankruptcy petition was withdrawn; RevierSport , accessed February 5, 2013.
11. ↑ From 2015 our 1st men 30 will be in the 1st Bundesliga North! ( Memento from December 7, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (etb-schwarz-weiss.de, accessed on December 4, 2014)