Stuttgart-Cannstatter Rowing Club from 1910
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| Surname | Stuttgart-Cannstatter Rowing Club from 1910 e. V. |
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| sport | rowing |
| Club colors | White-red |
| Founded | 1910 |
| Place of foundation | Stuttgart |
| Association headquarters | Wagrainstrasse 140, 70378 Stuttgart |
| Members | approx. 520 (as of December 1, 2019) |
| Chairman | Peter Wolfering |
| Homepage | www.stuttgart-cannstatter-ruderclub.de |
The Stuttgart-Cannstatter rowing club from 1910 e. V. (Abbreviation StCRC ) is a rowing club from the Stuttgart district of Stuttgart-Mühlhausen am Neckar . It is the largest rowing club in Stuttgart .
General
The Stuttgart-Cannstatter Rowing Club (StCRC) currently has around 520 members (as of 2019). Around 25% of these are children and young people under 19 years of age.
The StCRC boathouse is located directly on the Neckar in the Stuttgart-Mühlhausen district. The rowing area of the StCRC extends over about six kilometers between the locks Bad Cannstatt (near Wilhelma ) and Stuttgart-Hofen (near Max-Eyth-See ). The existing boat park currently comprises 75 different boats with around 190 rowing places. The association enables its active members between the ages of ten and 85 to practice rowing both as a competitive sport and as a popular sport. The racing rowers compete in regional, national and international competitions in all age groups. From juniors to seniors to master races, participants take part in short and long-distance regattas. In addition, four to five hiking trips are offered to members each year.
education
The StCRC employs two full-time trainers (50% each), four part-time trainers and one “ Bufdi ”. The rowing school for adults has a part-time trainer and around eight other instructors.
history
The Stuttgart-Cannstatter rowing club was founded on September 1st, 1910 in a wooden shed on Berger Insel in Bad Cannstatt and developed further from 1912 with its own boathouse at the Gaisburger Wehr. Due to the First and Second World War, the club addresses changed several times. From 1960, the current boathouse in the Stuttgart-Mühlhausen district was planned and built and inaugurated in 1965.
City eight
The "Stuttgart City Eight" takes place annually. The regatta for eight boats on the middle Neckar takes place in spring. Since 1987 it has been about the challenge of the “Cannstatter Kanne”. The regatta aims to strengthen team sport in the juniors' eight (A, B), women 's eight, men' s eight and company eight classes. The fastest club eight wins the “Cannstatter Kanne” on the long distance and the “Heinz Fritsch Cup” as a challenge prize in the sprint.
successes
StCRC rowers have successfully participated in many regional, national and international regattas since the club was founded. So were Erika Endriss and Monika Zipplies with the German women's eight Olympic Fifth 1976. Between 2017 and 2019 arrive at the international level, the following achievements:
- 2017: European U23 championship in easy women's doubles ( Janika Kölblin and Stefanie Weigt , 2nd place)
- 2018: World Championship U23 in the easy women's match without (Janika Kölblin and Marie-Christine Gerhardt , 2nd place)
- 2019: Rowing World Championships in lightweight women's pairs without (Janika Kölblin and Marie-Christine Gerhardt, 3rd place)
Web links
Individual evidence
- Jump into the straps full of curiosity. In: www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de. Retrieved October 31, 2018 .
- ↑ Cannstatter rowers celebrate their 100th anniversary. In: www.cannstatter-zeitung.de. Retrieved January 3, 2016 .
- ^ Stuttgart: 31st city eight. In: www.metropolnews.info. Retrieved April 3, 2017 .
- ↑ An easy women's two without a helmsman wins silver. In: www.rudern.de. Retrieved July 28, 2018 .
- ^ WM: 3rd place for Janika and Marie-Christine. In: www.stuttgart-cannstatter-ruderclub.de. Accessed August 31, 2019 .
Coordinates: 48 ° 49 '38.4 " N , 9 ° 13' 0.9" E