TSG Bergedorf

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TSG Bergedorf
Club logo
Surname Gymnastics and sports community
Bergedorf from 1860 e. V.
Club colors Green white
Founded June 1, 1860
Association headquarters Hamburg-Bergedorf
Members 11,081 (as of December 31, 2019)
Chairman Boris Schmidt
Homepage tsg-bergedorf.de

The Turn- und Sportgemeinschaft Bergedorf von 1860 eV is one of the sports clubs with the largest number of members in Germany and is based in the Hamburg district of Bergedorf . The sports club serves more than 130 full-time employees and 500 coaches, trainers and youth group leaders (as of December 31, 2019) 11,081 members. With 800 offers, TSG addresses people of all ages across social and cultural boundaries. The association is the sponsor of several sports and movement daycare centers and a youth facility. He is also active in all-day education and support in schools. Not only Bergedorf people are enthusiastic athletes in TSG, but also residents of the Bergedorf area. The members come from Allermöhe , Altengamme , Börnsen , Billstedt , Glinde , Kirchwerder , Lohbrügge , Reinbek and Wentorf .

The TSG Bergedorf office is located in the TSG Sportforum (Billwerder Billdeich 607, 21033 Hamburg), which is one of the largest multifunctional sports facilities in Germany. Other club-owned facilities are the TSG Sports Center BULT (Bult 8, 21029 Hamburg), the TSG kissland Wentorf (An der Wache 11, 21465 Wentorf) and the fitness studio be.Fit in the Bille-Bad (Reetwerder 25, 21029 Hamburg).

Boris Schmidt is the chairman of TSG Bergedorf . Deputy chairmen are Claus Quase-Scott, Thorsten Wetter and Thomas Kock.

“We move Bergedorf!” Is the TSG motto - and there is much more to it than just an advertising slogan. Every single word is both an incentive and a claim for the association.

history

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  • 1860: Founding of the Bergedorf men's gymnastics club
  • 1880: Foundation of the Bergedorfer Turnerschaft
  • 1895: Discussions between the two clubs about building a joint gym, but no agreement
  • 1896: The Bergedorfer Turnerschaft (241 members) begins building a gym, and buys a piece of land in what was then Schulstrasse, today's Bult, for 10,000 Reichsmarks. The construction costs an additional 15,000 Reichsmarks
  • 1902: Foundation of the Bergedorfer Football Club v. 1902 (BFC)
  • 1904: The games department of BT 80 splits off from the club and founds the Bergedorfer Spielverein from 1904 (BSV)
  • 1918: BFC and BSV merge and call themselves Spiel und Sport Bergedorf from 1902
  • 1921: Merger of the Bergedorfer men's gymnastics club and Bergedorfer gymnastics club. Inauguration of the “Marienburg” sports facility in Wentorf. The costs - 76,000 RM for the site and 54,000 RM for the first expansion - are mainly financed by donations
  • 1945: Members of both associations and begin with the reconstruction. The Bult gym and the Marienburg sports complex were spared combat operations, but were confiscated by the occupying powers and returned almost completely devastated
  • 1952: The association “Spiel und Sport Bergedorf” takes on the patronage for the first time for a children's group's vacation stay in Behrensdorf / Baltic Sea. Soon the tent camp will be extended to the entire Hamburg holiday for 600 children each time.
  • 1965: The Bergedorfer Turnerschaft from 1860 and Spiel und Sport Bergedorf from 1902 merge to form a large club and call themselves Turn- und Sportgemeinschaft Bergedorf von 1860 eV
  • 1977: The tent camp celebrates its 25th anniversary and at the same time the inauguration of the new building of the lounge and sanitary facilities.
  • 1982: The changing house in Wentorf, which was taken over by the Hamburg Football Association in 1965, was increased for the apartment of a groundskeeper.
  • 1985: The Bergedorf gymnastics and sports community celebrates its 125th anniversary.
  • 1986: The extension to the Bult gymnasium with two gymnastics rooms and a new office is completed.
  • 1990: Opening of the fitness studio at the Bult, with saunas, solariums and new changing rooms. The side rooms of the Bult gymnasium will be torn down and replaced by a new extension with changing rooms, shower rooms, toilets and equipment room on the ground floor. The costs of the entire measures amount to DM 1.3 million
  • 1992: Foundation of the TSG Children's Sports School (KiSS)
  • 1997: A cooperation agreement is concluded with the Praxis-Klinik Bergedorf (PKB) in Lohbrügge and a second fitness studio is opened on their premises. Acquisition of a large sports hall with associated property on the former barracks site in Wentorf. This will be converted into a trend sports center for skateboarding, inline skating, free climbing and beach volleyball. Total costs for the property, hall and renovation: 1.79 million DM
  • 1998: After almost six years of planning and 13 months of construction, the TSG Sportforum opens on October 1st, 1998 at Billwerder Billdeich 607. The largest club-owned multifunctional indoor sports facility in Northern Germany includes u. a. a tennis hall (3 fields), a badminton hall (6 fields), three squash courts, a dojo, several gymnastics rooms, a fitness studio, a swimming pool, a sauna area and a restaurant. In the sports forum is also a sports u. Integrated day-care center for over 100 children. The costs for the construction of the TSG Sportforum total DM 17.4 million. Merger of the Judo-Gemeinschaft Sachsenwald eV and TSG. The JGS leaves its long-term domicile at Friedrich-Frank-Bogen and moves into the dojo in the Sportforum.
  • 2000: Takeover of the sponsorship of a second sports u. Exercise day care center, which is being built by the municipality of Wentorf right next to the trend sports center in Wentorf.
  • 2002: Takeover of the sponsorship of the Neuallermöhe West youth center (JUZENA). The TSG gets into financial difficulties, which makes a premium increase on a larger scale necessary. This is followed by a wave of almost 1,000 members leaving. Sale of the right of usufruct on the Marienburg sports grounds in Wentorf to the Hamburger Sportbund.
  • 2005: Takeover of the sponsorship of a third day-care center on the premises of the school on Mittleren Landweg. In the meantime, the TSG daycare centers have given themselves the name “Sportini”. The trend sports center in Wentorf is taken over by the TSG children's sports school. Under the name kissland, a children's exercise center is being built with a unique romping and play area for toddlers and toddlers. The conversion is almost entirely done in-house. Opening of the fourth TSG fitness studio in the renovated and completely redesigned Bille Bad.
  • 2006: Closure of the fitness studio and the office in the TSG sports center Bult. Centralization of the administration / office in the TSG Sportforum at Billwerder Billdeich. Takeover of the sponsorship of a fourth sports u. Movement day-care center in Wentorf, which is being built across from the kissland. Sale of the remaining rights of use and the buildings on the Marienburg sports field in Wentorf to the Hamburger Sportbund. Due to the association's economic crisis, a comprehensive reorganization and restructuring process is initiated.
  • 2007: The previously leased 2.5 hectare site of the Behrensdorf youth camp is purchased in order to secure the implementation of the holiday camp in the long term. After a six-month renovation period, the Yoga-Pilates Studio Hamburg opens in September in the former premises of the fitness studio at the Bult. The redesign is done entirely in-house.
  • 2008: The association receives a new logo and presents itself in a new corporate design
  • 2009: A new statute leads to radical changes in the club structure and the management of the club. The so far highest organ of the association, the general assembly, is replaced by an assembly of delegates. This elects a supervisory board, which in turn appoints the members of the management board. Board work is now also possible in a full-time position. The reorganization and restructuring process has been successfully completed. A commission appointed by the board of directors develops a model for TSG under the motto "TSG - an association with traditions and visions".
  • 2010: The gymnastics and sports community Bergedorf von 1860 eV celebrates its 150th anniversary.

Soccer

The SuS footballers first drew attention to themselves in 1924 when they won the championship of the second division but missed the leap into the top division. Four years later, TSG made it up, but couldn't compete there because of the football revolution . After the reorganization of the northern German leagues, the Bergedorfer found themselves back in the second-class league. In 1954, TSG was relegated to the district league, but managed to get promoted again immediately.

For ten years, the association league remained the home of the Bergedorf family before they were promoted to the Hamburg amateur league in 1965 . For a long time, the team played for one of the first two places that allowed them to participate in the promotion round to the Regionalliga Nord . At the end of the season it was enough for 5th place. In the North German Cup they caused a sensation with a 2-0 win over regional division VfL Osnabrück , only to be eliminated one round later against fourth division Eutin 08 .

The last highlight in the club's history was the derby against Bergedorf 85 in the 1971/72 season in front of more than 6,000 spectators. After relegation in 1973, the club slipped into lower leagues and returned to the national league in 2004. Then the club crashed into the district class, from which it rose again in 2015. Two years later, he was relegated to the district class again. With Nils Pichinot , the club produced a second division player.

The games of the men's and youth teams are played in the Billtalstadion , where most of the teams' training units are also completed.

athletics

Ingo Schultz , the European champion in the 400-meter race in 2002 began his career at TSG for which he launched from 1997 to 2000 and from 2002 by 2004.

The Bergedorf cross-country run is carried out by the athletics department and has been held annually since 1965. It is therefore the oldest still existing cross-country run in Germany. The venue is traditionally the Bergedorfer wood.

Table tennis

For many years, the table tennis department of TSG was overshadowed by local rivals and temporary second division club ASV Bergedorf 85 , but in the 1990s it rose to become the leading club in the east of Hamburg. From the early 2000s to 2014, TSG Bergedorf and SC Vier- und Marschlande formed the table tennis friends Bergedorf / Vier- und Marschlande , or BVM for short. The first men's team (of eight) of the table tennis friends returned in 2012 as champions of the Hamburg League in the Oberliga Nord . For the 2014/15 season, the two clubs will go their separate ways again.

Personalities (selection)

literature

  • Hardy Greens : Legendary football clubs. Northern Germany. Between TSV Achim, Hamburger SV and TuS Zeven. AGON Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, ISBN 3-89784-223-8 , p. 90.
  • Abendblatt-Sport-Fibel In: Hamburger Abendblatt. February 23, 1955 ( Abendblatt.de restricted access only).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ TSG-Bergedorf.de: draft statutes (PDF).
  2. ↑ a b Hamburg's sport continues to grow. Hamburger Sportbund, February 11, 2020, accessed on April 3, 2020 . TSG-Bergedorf.de: The club
  3. ↑ Thorsten Wetter: Club homepage of TSG Bergedorf. TSG Bergedorf von 1860 eV, accessed on November 8, 2016 .
  4. ↑ Thorsten Wetter: 150 years of TSG . Ed .: TSG Bergedorf von 1860 eV
  5. ↑ Source: Various sub- pages from tt-maximus.de , accessed on September 30, 2014.