Sportfreunde Blau-Gelb Marburg
| SF BG Marburg | ||
| Basic data | ||
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| Surname | Sportfreunde Blau-Gelb Marburg e. V. | |
| Seat | Marburg , Hesse | |
| founding | July 8, 1965 | |
| Colours | Blue and yellow | |
| president | Anton Schmölz | |
| Website | www.sfbg-marburg.de | |
| First soccer team | ||
| Venue | Stadium on Zwetschenweg | |
| Places | approx. 1,000 | |
| league | Association League Middle | |
| 2016/17 | 4th Place | |
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The Sportfreunde Blau-Gelb Marburg eV are a sports club from Marburg .
history
In the upswing of the 1960s, new post sports clubs were in vogue when interested athletes came together on July 8, 1965 in the Marburg post office to found the post sports club Blau-Gelb Marburg with four departments (football, bowling, athletics and table tennis). The entry was made in the register of associations of the Marburg District Court under number 820.
In 2011 the soccer division of SSG Blista Marburg joined the club.
Naming of the blue-yellow
Despite the fluctuating number of members due to new or discontinued sports, the club continued to grow. The 'non-mailers' soon predominated. The decline in the number of postal members at the beginning of the 1990s resulted in the departure from the association of postal sports clubs and the first name change from PSV to SV Blau-Gelb Marburg .
A second change in the club name from SV Blau-Gelb Marburg to Sportfreunde Blau-Gelb Marburg was decided at the annual general meeting on February 26, 1999. The background to this was the planned merger in 1998 with the traditional association Sportfreunde Marburg in 1967 with its continuously declining membership and a lack of young talent. After the Sportfreunde dissolved, the members transferred to SV Blau-Gelb Marburg . The football teams of both clubs had had a game community since 1992. In order to show this union to the outside world, Blue-Yellow changed its name. The use of the hard court and the sports home at Zwetschenweg 29 was transferred to Blau-Gelb according to the statutes - just like the club's assets - after the sports fans were dissolved .
Departments and Members
The association has 1391 members in twelve departments:
- Blind football
- Chinese defense art
- Ladies gymnastics
- Darts
- Women and girls soccer
- Men's football with an integrated youth department
- Judo
- athletics
- ski
- Table tennis
- volleyball
Blind football
The blind footballers from SF BG Marburg are among the most successful departments of the club and the city of Marburg. SF BG Marburg was runner-up several times as well as being champions of the blind soccer Bundesliga in 2012, 2015 and 2016 .
With Sebastian Schleich, Niklas Karcher and Alican Pektas, the club has three current national players.
Soccer
At Sportfreunde Blau-Gelb Marburg, soccer is divided into two departments.
Men's
The men of the football department currently provide 25 teams, two in the senior division and 23 youth teams. It is played in many different classes, from the district class to the Association League North in Hesse.
The first team plays in the Association League Hessen Mitte, the second team in the Marburg regional league.
Egon Vaupel is the president of the soccer department .
youth
Blau Gelb Marburg has the largest youth department in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district with over 400 boys and girls. The currently 22 teams are looked after by over 50 coaches.
Old men
The old men of Sportfreunde Blau Gelb became known primarily through the guest appearances at Real Madrid, which came about through the former and now deceased head of the football department Prof. Dieter Hellwig and his friendship with the presidential family of Real Madrid.
Ladies
The first team in the women's division plays in the Hessen League.
The second team in the women's division plays in the group league.
Judo
Blue-Yellow Judo in cooperation with Blista and the university
At the end of the 1970s, judo was introduced in Marburg by the student Henning Lübbe at the Blista . When he handed over the task of coaching to judoka and sports teacher Peter Breul, the latter expanded the initiative and revitalized the judo department at Blau-Gelb as part of the Blista training group in September 1981. Since then, the cooperative and integrative judo training of visually impaired and normally sighted judoka of the Blista and the judo department Blau-Gelb Marburg has been a mainstay of the department's work. The number of members rose steadily to 140 judoka.
Sports highlights of this time were the titles of human biology student Steffen Stranz , who was German champion up to 71 kg six times in a row from 1982 to 1987, took 3rd place at the World Championships in 1983 and 1985 and also at the Olympic Games in 1984 and 1988 Playing started.
The greatest competition successes
On this broad foundation, a blue-yellow men's team was formed for the first time in 1991, which began in the district league, immediately made it through the district league twice, and even fought in the major league from 1996 to 1999. The national team for the visually impaired was established in 1988. From 1991, visually impaired judoka from Marburg always made up the majority of the squad athletes for over ten years. Michael Esser became a blue-yellow member in 1995 judo world champion for the visually impaired in the class up to 71 kg and in 1998 the visually impaired national team took an excellent 3rd place at the team world championships. In the seven-person team there were five judoka from blue-yellow. In 2001 Thomas Dahmen took 2nd place at the World Championships in Ufa.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ German Football Association: Marburg again blind football champions. September 10, 2016. Retrieved August 25, 2017 .
- ↑ The team | German national blind football team . In: German national blind soccer team . ( blindenfussball-nationalmannschaft.de [accessed on August 25, 2017]).
- ↑ You can't have everything, but you can try everything. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on August 26, 2017 ; accessed on August 26, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ History of Judo Blue-Yellow. Retrieved August 25, 2017 .
