TSV Selk
The TSV Selk is a sports club from Selk . Around 400 members from the surrounding communities are currently active in the association. The club offers football, tennis, archery, gymnastics, table tennis, hip-hop and volleyball. The club's greatest success was the men's table tennis team, which played in the Bundesliga in 1978/79 . In 2015, the club was awarded the national sports prize of the Schleswig-Holstein State Sports Association for its youth project .
history
history
TSV Selk was founded by citizens of the communities of Selk , Geltorf and Lottorf in November 1965. The association had 41 members at the founding meeting. Four squads were created at the founding meeting. One male and one female each in the senior and youth sector. Gymnastics, gymnastics and games were established as divisions. The club was based in the gym of the village community school in Selk, which was built in the same year.
In 1972 the range of activities was expanded to include tennis , and two hard tennis courts were built on the site of today's Selk sports and cultural center. The men's table tennis team reached the upper league in 1974 after a positive 36-0 record in the regional league . The master team included Paul Lemke jun., Helmut Zdara, Rüdiger Stenzel, Bernd Wohlert, Alfred von Dollen, Walter Gründahl , Ulrich Winkler and Wolfgang Mohr, department head and sponsor was Paul Lemke jun. After second and fourth place, she was first in the league 1976/77, but missed promotion. A year later she prevailed in the promotion games to the Bundesliga . In 1978/79, however, she remained without a win in the Bundesliga and was relegated directly. In the following year she was again top division champion, but Jaroslav Kunz , Alfred von Dollen, Bernd Wohlert, Ulrich Winkler, Dr. Reinhard Lahme and Uwe Greve in the promotion round.
In 1977 there were the following branches in the club: table tennis, basketball, women's gymnastics, children's gymnastics, football and tennis. This year the association had 339 active members. In the same year two football fields were built behind the gymnasium, and they were inaugurated in September 1978 with a festival program. Part of this festival program was, among other things, a friendly game of the men's teams of TSV Selk, who were playing in the district class at the time, and Schleswig 06 , who were playing in the association league. This inauguration game was opened by a parachute jump by the first chairman, Dr. Erhard Bohlman, who placed the ball on the kick-off point.
At the German Cup Championships, the Selker table tennis men played in the semi-finals in 1977, 1978 and 1979.
At the beginning of the 80s, the table tennis men’s team, which was still playing in the regional league at the time, was dissolved. In 1983 the tennis courts were converted from hard courts to soft courts. In 1991 another tennis soft court was added. In 1993 a youth and sports home was built on the tennis grounds and the sports hall renovated. In the following year TSV Selk was able to register over 400 active members for the first time.
At the beginning of the 2000s, the football division of TSV Selk merged with the divisions of TSV Doppeleiche Jagel and TuS Busdorf to form FC Haddeby. In 2004 the footballers of TSV Fahrdorf joined them. Since then, the official football club has been called FC Haddeby 04. Its greatest success was the championship of the Association League Northwest (VI) , albeit as SG Sylt / Haddeby. Main article: FC Sylt , or FC Haddeby 04.
In 2013, a separate facility was built next to the tennis courts for the archery division that has existed since 2011. This bears the name of the current first chairman Udo Assall ("Udo Assall archery park") as an honor for the services to the newly created archery division, as well as the services to the entire association. In the same year the young people of the association joined the association as a youth department under the name "Haddeby makes ZELTLAGER!"
Chairwoman of TSV Selk von 1965 eV
| Surname | from | to |
|---|---|---|
| Manfred Jesse | 1965 | 1974 |
| Kurt Round | 1974 | 1976 |
| Kurt Völlmecke | 1976 | 1977 |
| Dr. Erhard Bohlmann | 1977 | 1988 |
| Sigrid Bärenz | 1988 | 2010 |
| Udo Assall | 2010 | today |
Current
New branches and offers
The association tries to retain members through new offers and to inspire interested parties for the association. Examples include the introduction of a certified back course in 2015, a course offered for realistic self-defense from 2016 and Discofox dance courses that are offered again and again . In addition, a "Forest Fitness Studio" was offered in 2015, where exercises were carried out in the surrounding forests and at the Selker Noor swimming area. Archery and hip-hop were added as categories in 2011, which were very well received by the members and which were also able to generate new members.
Celebration year "50 years TSV Selk"
In 2015 the association celebrated its 50th anniversary with a festival program. On September 26th, a "Games without Frontiers" took place as part of this festival program. Several groups from the association, as well as friendly associations and local councils of the Haddeby Office took part in this. A total of almost 250 visitors came. The second part of the program for the 50th anniversary of the association was a foundation festival at the beginning of January, which was celebrated in "Reimers Gasthof" in Geltorf. Around 100 members, friends and guests of the association came here.
Youth project "Haddeby makes ZELTLAGER!"
At the end of 2013, the young people of the association started the youth project "Haddeby makes ZELTLAGER!" closed together. These were included in the TSV Selk as a youth department at the beginning of 2014. The aim of the project is to strengthen young people and to promote child and youth work in the Haddeby office and in particular in the smaller communities of Selk, Geltorf and Lottorf. Since September 2014, the young people have been organizing so-called "gym nights" where up to 55 children spend between three and five days in the Selker sports and cultural center. These activities are prepared and set up in advance by almost 30 supervisors. A total of almost 200 participants attended the four "gym nights" held until mid-2016. "Haddeby makes ZELTLAGER!", Abbreviated to HmZ, manages and finances itself completely. In October 2016, HmZ and the Haddeby young team are organizing the third edition of the "Lütt Haddeby" adventure camp. A tent camp with 100 participants is planned for 2017 on the sports grounds. HmZ is organized by an annually newly elected project manager. The greatest success of the project was the award of the Schleswig-Holstein State Sports Association with the popular sports prize in category 2 in December 2015.
| year | Members of the project management | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Finn Petersen | Hjördis Kruse | Nele Schulz |
| 2014 | Finn Petersen | Hjördis Kruse | Nele Schulz |
| 2015 | Finn Petersen | Hjördis Kruse | Lara Schimmer (until summer 2015)
Jennifer Nahs (from summer 2015) |
| 2016 | Finn Petersen | Jennifer Nahs | Oliver Hate |
organization
The association is managed by a board consisting of eight people and the four division heads.
Board of Directors 2016
| position | Surname | position | Surname |
|---|---|---|---|
| first chairman | Udo Assall | second secretary | currently not occupied |
| second chairman | Sönke Claus | Youth warden | Dörte Klemens |
| third chairman & division head gymnastics | Marion Roessler-Peglow | Head of the table tennis division | Gaby Assall |
| first treasurer | Anke Pfaff | Division manager tennis | Stefan Hansen |
| second treasurer | Ula Prien | Head of bow division | Torsten Hartig |
| first secretary | Birgit Thiele | Assessor | Inke Hanken, Finn Petersen |
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Michael Bock: Article "TSV Selk awarded for tent camp project". Schleswiger Nachrichten, December 10, 2015, accessed on July 14, 2016 (German).
- ↑ Schleswiger Nachrichten (Ed.): Article "" TSV Selk "was founded" . Schleswig-Holstein newspaper publisher, November 4, 1965.
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from December 20, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) 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. (accessed December 9, 2010)
- ↑ Uwe Freise: Selk gives up , DTS magazine , 1981/11 issue Süd-West p. 39
- ↑ Christina Weiß: Article "Archery in Selk: Wet feet are a thing of the past". Schleswiger Nachrichten, December 10, 2015, accessed on July 14, 2016 (German).
- ↑ Christina Weiß: Article "Bow division moves to the sports area" . Ed .: Schleswiger Nachrichten. Schleswig-Holstein newspaper publisher.
- ↑ Udo Assall: Association magazine "extra" issue 40 section "History". TSV Selk, March 2015, accessed on July 14, 2016 (eng).
swell
- Uwe Freise: Optimistic mood at TSV Selk , DTS magazine , 1974/18 issue north-east p. 38
- Uwe Freise: A mini-club is knocking on the door to the Bundesliga , DTS magazine , 1977/7 edition Süd-West, pp. 26–28
Web links
- Table tennis archive of Hans-Albert Meyer (accessed December 9, 2010; PDF; 61 kB)