OSC 04 Rheinhausen

OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V.

Surname	Olympic Sports Club 04 Rheinhausen e. V.
Club colors	Blue and red
Founded	August 13, 1971
Members	approx. 2800
Departments	12
Chairman	Jürgen Keusemann
Homepage	www.osc-rheinhausen.de

The OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (full name: Olympischer Sport Club 04 Rheinhausen e.V. ) is a sports club in Duisburg-Rheinhausen , which was created in 1971 from the merger of TuS Rheinhausen and ESV Jahn Rheinhausen . With around 2800 members, OSC 04 Rheinhausen is one of the larger sports clubs in North Rhine-Westphalia .

On December 6, 2018, the association filed for bankruptcy with the local court. The club ran into financial difficulties due to the Sportwelt Rheinhausen health center, which opened in December 2016, and incorrectly calculated the payment of sales tax . A merger with the Turnerbund Rheinhausen is also planned to save it.

Clubhouse of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (on Gartenstrasse)

history

Associations of origin

The history of OSC 04 Rheinhausen goes back to 1902, when the Friemersheim / Bliersheim gymnastics club, the oldest club of origin, recorded its founding year. In the following period, in addition to the gymnastics clubs Bergheim, Hochemmerich and Jahn-Schwarzenberg (all founded in 1904), numerous other clubs can be assigned to the chronicle of OSC 04 Rheinhausen. ^{(see table)}

year	Associations (mergers)
1902	Gymnastics Federation Friemersheim-Bliersheim
1904	Gymnastics Club Bergheim / Gymnastics Club Hochemmerich / Gymnastics Club Jahn-Schwarzenberg
1909	Spielverein Hochemmerich
1910	Friemersheimer football club
1912	Play and sports club "Borussia" Friemersheim-Bliersheim
1921	Association for physical exercises Reichsbahn-Hohenbudberg
1924	Rheinhausen Chess Club
1930	Turn- und Sportverein Borussia 09 Rheinhausen (merger: Spielverein Hochemmerich and Spiel- und Sportverein “Borussia” Friemersheim-Bliersheim)
1937	Kruppscher Turn- und Sportverein Rheinhausen (merger: Turnverein Hochemmerich and Turn- und Sportverein Borussia 09 Rheinhausen) Turnverein Jahn Schwarzenberg-Bergheim (Merger: Turnverein Bergheim and Turnverein Jahn-Schwarzenberg)
1938	Company sports association Krupp Rheinhausen (merger: Turnerschaft Friemersheim-Bliersheim and Kruppscher Turn- und Sportverein Rheinhausen)
1945	Turn- und Spielverein 04 Rheinhausen (renamed, previously company sports association Krupp Rheinhausen)
1948	Eisenbahner Sportverein Friemersheim-Hohenbudberg (merger: Friemersheimer football club and association for physical exercises Reichsbahn-Hohenbudberg)
1965	ESV Jahn Rheinhausen 04 (merger: gymnastics club Jahn Schwarzenberg-Bergheim and railway sports club Friemersheim-Hohenbudberg)
1971	OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (Merger: Turn- und Spielverein 04 Rheinhausen and ESV Jahn Rheinhausen 04)

On August 13, 1971, the merger of the two clubs Turn- und Spielverein 04 Rheinhausen e. V. and railway sports club Jahn Rheinhausen 04 e. V. to OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. decided. The two chairmen of the association at that time, Günther Klinge (TuS 04) and Paul Raue (ESV Jahn), signed the merger agreement on the same evening and set the new chairmanship on an equal footing.

Development and successes

In addition to sports such as handball, football, gymnastics, athletics and martial arts, there are and are also rarer types of sports in the OSC 04 Rheinhausen department.

Earlier department offers at OSC 04 Rheinhausen:

• Basketball (see honor board of the basketball district Niederrhein [1] )
• Cricket
• Fistball
• Roller sports ( roller hockey )
• Wheelchair rugby
• Rowing
• volleyball

The OSC 04 Rheinhausen produced various records and championships in national as well as international top-class sport in the course of its club existence. As early as 1922, the athlete Ludwig Hummerjohann achieved an unbelievable best for the time with 10.6 s over 100 meters and impressed with a long jump of 7.06 m. The handball player Günter Ortmann became Olympic champion in field handball in 1936 and set the first historical accent for the handball tradition at OSC 04 Rheinhausen, which is still great today. Gerd Nellen was appointed goalkeeper in the national handball team in 1951. The handball player Gerd Rosendahl won World Cup gold with the German national team in 1978. Also to be emphasized are the first Bundesliga years of OSC 04 Rheinhausen in men's handball, which made handball the club's “flagship” at OSC 04 Rheinhausen.

Youth work

As early as the early 1970s, OSC 04 Rheinhausen was increasingly involved in youth work and promotion. In 1982, the Lord Mayor of Duisburg awarded OSC 04 Rheinhausen the certificate of honor for outstanding services in the field of youth work. In 1990 the then 20-year-old youth handball department of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen received the "Green Ribbon for exemplary talent promotion in the club" of the Dresdner Bank.

Departments

badminton

The badminton department of OSC 04 Rheinhausen was founded in 1957. It emerged from the table tennis department of what was then TuS Rheinhausen. The OSC 04 Rheinhausen was one of the top teams in German badminton in the 1970s and 1980s. With the organization of the International Badminton Championship in Germany, the OSC and the Turnerbund Rheinhausen entered new territory in 1984. Two years later, the "German Open" became a major advertisement for badminton. Up to 6000 enthusiastic spectators were counted on the days of the event in the sports hall Krefelder Straße of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen. In 1991 the OSC again organized the German badminton championship in Rheinhausen.

Successes (badminton)

Surname	Age group	successes
Kirsten Schmieder	U14	German individual championship 1976
Brigitte Steden	Seniors	German individual championship 1977
Brigitte Steden	Seniors	German double championship 1977/82
Brigitte Steden	Seniors	German mixed championship 1977
Kirsten Schmieder	U18	German individual championship 1979/80
Kirsten Schmieder	U22	German individual championship 1979/80/81/82/83/84
Kirsten Schmieder	U14	German championship in women's doubles 1976
Kirsten Schmieder	U18	German championship in women's doubles 1980
Kirsten Schmieder	U22	German championship in women's doubles 1980/81/82
Kirsten Schmieder	Seniors	German individual championship 1981/82/85/86
Kirsten Schmieder	Seniors	German double championship 1982/83/84/86
Michael Ferlings	U22	German individual championship 1983
Kirsten Schmieder	Seniors	German mixed championship 1985
Kirsten Schmieder Serian Wiyatno Joachim Schulz Matthias Heger Rolf Heyer Michael Ferlings Udo Kamperdicks Petra Dieris-Wierichs	Seniors	German team championship 1984

The first successes were already recorded in the mid-1970s. In 1976 Rolf Heyer won the title of German Youth Champion in badminton. A year later, the 34-time national player Brigitte Steden won all three possible titles at the German badminton championships. 1979 Rolf Heyer and Bärbel Murrach become German badminton runners-up in mixed. Rolf Heyer won the German junior championship title in 1980 as well. While it should be Meyer’s last outing in the junior division, Kirsten Schmieder is another young OSC talent that is attracting attention. She became German badminton champion of the youth and the juniors and repeated this achievement in 1981 and 1982. With Matthias Heger (1982) and Michael Ferlings (1983) two other German champions of the juniors come from the club. Both Heyer and Schmieder continued their achievements in the senior sector. Together with Karin Schäfers , Rolf Heyer won third place at the German championships in 1981, while Kirsten Schmieder won three DM titles, in singles in 1985 as well as in doubles in 1983 and 1985. The density of performance in the Rheinhauser badminton team in the mid-1980s was shown by winning the German Team championship 1984. In addition to the "guarantors of success" Heyer and Schmieder, the players Petra Dieris-Wierichs , Udo Kamperdicks , Serian Wiyatno , Joachim Schulz , Matthias Heger and Michael Ferlings took part in the OSC . The championship team was looked after by coach Schäfers.

Spring football

In spring football , OSC 04 Rheinhausen has won numerous German championship titles and the OSC team has been in the top positions of the 1st spring football Bundesliga for years. In 2011, the OSC 04 Rheinhausen team sought to return to the top division of the German Spring Football Association .

Successes (spring football)

year	successes	Surname
2003	Boarding school Senior Championship Mixed	Barbara Figge
2004	German Senior Championship doubles	Markus Lenk & Rolf Kathmann
2006	German Senior Championship doubles	Rolf Kathmann

Soccer

Soccer men

The men's football division of OSC 04 Rheinhausen consists of three teams. The 1st team plays their league games in the district league B and the 2nd team plays in the district league C and the 3rd team. The "old men" team plays their games in a hobby league. ^{(As of June 2013)}

Soccer women

The women's soccer department of OSC 04 Rheinhausen is currently actively participating in the league games with a first team. ^{(As of August 2011)}

Soccer youth

The male football youth division has a total of 10 teams in the 2012/13 season.

The female soccer youth department provides teams in four age groups that actively participate in the league games (U11 / U13 / U15 and U17). ^{(As of June 2013)}

The greatest sporting success was the championship in the C-Jugend Niederrheinliga group 2. At this point the club was represented in the B- and C-Jugend Niederrheinliga and in all performance classes.

Guard and show dance

This dance department of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen puts together various dances according to the guidelines of the German Association for Guard and Show Dance. Different disciplines of dances for soloists, couples and formations are performed, with age groups starting from 6 years. The dance group performs at tournaments and championships under the name “Devil Dancers”.

The following disciplines are currently offered: ^{(As of July 2011)}

• Guard march
• Guard dance polka
• Guard dance solo and couple
• Show dance solo and duo
• Show dance modern

Successes (show dance)

year	category	success	Surname
2009	Couple dance	1st place European Championship	Kira Kaspers & Kevin Ulrich
2009	Show dance	1st place NRW championship	Dalina Kuhlmann & Kevin Ulrich
2010	Show dance	1st place NRW championship	Dalina Kuhlmann & Kevin Ulrich
2010	Youth class (Polka)	1st place German championship	Devil dancers
2010	Youth Guard Dance (Solo)	2nd place German championship	Kira Kaspers
2010	Youth Guard Dance (pair)	2nd place German championship	Kira Kaspers & Kevin Ulrich

Handball

Handball has always played an important role in the history of OSC 04 Rheinhausen. The most famous club members and players of the OSC Rheinhausen were u. a. Achim Schürmann (2007-2011 coach of the first men's team of the OSC) and world handball player Daniel Stephan , Günter Ortmann (in the German national team at the 1936 Olympic Games), Gerd Nellen (participation in numerous international field handball games) from their own youth ) and Gerd Biefang (national goalkeeper at the World Cup in field handball in 1966).

Handball men

Before the official founding of the club OSC 04 Rheinhausen, on 13 August 1971, the predecessor club ESV Jahn Rheinhausen in the summer seasons played in 1970 and 1971 in the field handball league .

With the promotion to the indoor handball Bundesliga in 1974, OSC 04 Rheinhausen was one of the founding members of the single-track handball Bundesliga until 1977 . The greatest success was reaching the semi-finals for the German championship in May 1977, where the OSC failed on TV Großwallstadt.

After relegation to the Bundesliga in 1979, a year-long interlude in the top division was achieved in the 1993/94 season , and in 1995 they were promoted again. After two and a half years, the OSC had to withdraw from the handball Bundesliga at the end of December 1997 in the middle of the season because of the bankruptcy of the main sponsor, the Götzen company. After a fresh start in the regional league (6th division) in 1998, the OSC played from 2004/05 to 2009/10 in the Regionalliga West (3rd division).

On May 8, 2010, the team was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga. After only one year of play, the club started in the third division in 2011/12 . On May 11, 2013 the OSC 04 Rheinhausen completed its last home game in the 3rd division under the old club name. Against the Rhenish rival ART Düsseldorf, the OSC managed a 33:29 victory. In February 2013 the merger of the OSC Rheinhausen with the handball men from Hamborn 07 was decided.

Under the new name "SG OSC Löwen Duisburg", the syndicate took the Rheinhausen team's place in the 3rd division in the 2013/14 season.

After only two years the era of the SG OSC Löwen was over. After relegation to the league, the Hamborner got out of the syndicate in spring 2015.

The OSC was at the start in the 2015/16 season together with the Wölfen Nordrhein. In the Oberliga season, the new syndicate, which ran under the name "OSC Wölfe Rheinhausen", qualified for the new North Rhine Regional League with ninth place in the table.

After countless discussions between the two club boards, the preliminary decision has been reached that the OSC handball players will not participate in the SG for the time being. Thus the handball era under the well-known name OSC Rheinhausen is over for the time being. However, participation in a syndicate at a later date is not excluded.

From the 2016/17 season onwards, HC Wölfe Nordrhein competed alone. In September 2016 a new era began in the Rheinhausen handball history. After being promoted to the Regionalliga Nordrhein in the 2019/20 season, HC Wölfe Nordrhein broke up again to rejoin the traditional club OSC Rheinhausen.

Duisburg and their first team play their home games in the venerable sports hall on Krefelder Strasse. This offers the spectators 1500 seats.

Season statistics (excerpt)

Game year	league	placement	comment
1971-1972	Oberliga	1st place	Promotion to the regional league
1973-1974	Regional league	1st place	Relegation games, promotion to the first division
1976-1977	1st National League	2nd place	Semi-final German championship eliminated
1992-1993	2nd Bundesliga	1st place	Promotion to the 1st division
1994-1995	2nd Bundesliga	1st place	Promotion to the 1st division
2001-2002	Association league	1st place	Promotion to the league
2003-2004	Oberliga	1st place	Promotion to the regional league
2009-2010	Regional league	1st place	Promotion to the 2nd division
2012-2013	3rd league	5th place
2015-2016	Oberliga	9th place	Qualification for the regional league

Handball women

The women's handball department was founded in the summer of 1963 and achieved its greatest sporting success in the 1977/78 season by winning the West German championship and thus advancing to the handball league. Unfortunately, after just one year, the team was relegated immediately. Mention should be made of Gisela Gerten , who was an outstanding player in the German national team in the 1960s.

The women's department of OSC 04 Rheinhausen currently consists of 2 teams that actively participate in championship games in the regional league of the Handball Association Niederrhein (HVN). ^{(As of August 2011)}

Handball youth

The male handball youth division has at least one team in each age group in the 2011/12 season. More than 20 male youths from OSC 04 Rheinhausen were selected players in the handball group Rhein-Ruhr e. V. and in the Handball Association Niederrhein e. V. (umbrella organization: West German Handball Association ) nominated.

The female handball youth department provides teams in 3 age groups that actively participate in the league games. ^{(As of August 2011)}

German championship success handball male youth

Game year	Age group	comment
1977	B-youth
1982	B-youth
1988	C-youth	u. a. with Daniel Stephan u. Achim Schürmann
1990	B-youth	u. a. with Daniel Stephan u. Achim Schürmann
2011	C-youth	West German runner-up
2012	C-youth	West German master
2015	C-youth	West German runner-up
2017	A-youth	Regional league champions North Rhine

athletics

The athletics department is one of the oldest and most successful departments of the OSC Rheinhausen . As a long-time member of the club, Willi Lamberti played a decisive role in the upswing and success of the athletics department of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen. Lamberti joined TUS 04 Rheinhausen in 1932 as a ten-year-old. After the chaos of the war, he took over the training of young women in athletics in 1948, under difficult conditions. His athletes were able to bring some German championships to Rheinhausen in the 1950s. Today, 80 senior citizens and 120 schoolchildren do sports in the athletics department. Since 1989 the OSC 04 Rheinhausen has been running the athletics department's student group more competitively and is thus in the tradition of sustainable youth promotion work. Numerous prominent placements in the best lists of the German Athletics Association (DLV) attest to the successful youth work. The OSC school sport festival, which in 2011 will be held for the 15th time with the OSC 04 Rheinhausen as the host, has a permanent place in the calendar of the North Rhine Athletics Association. The Volksparklauf has also established itself, in which almost 500 active endurance athletes of all ages took part in the 4th edition in 2011.

Surname	year	success
Ludwig Hummerjohann	1922	Sprint 100 meters in 10.6 s / long jump 7.06 m
Kriemhild Hausmann	1952	German champion discus throw
Hausmann, Kuhnke, Quass, Kamp, Schluckebier	1952	German champions team pentathlon
Bernhards, Reimer, Herscu, Weiss	1952	German champions 4 x 100 meters
Elfi Meierholz	1971	German indoor champion 60 meter hurdles German youth record 100 meters in 11.6 s German youth champion 100 meter hurdles
Gisela Derksen	1972	German pentathlon champion

Rehab sports

The rehabilitation sport department of OSC 04 Rheinhausen offers rehabilitation sport for people with various pre-existing illnesses and exercise offers for the disabled. All offers are supervised by instructors specially trained for the respective groups. Continuous further training of these and the possession of the corresponding licenses are guaranteed.

Target groups are:

• People with heart disease
• People with intellectual / multiple disabilities
• People with diabetes
• People with cancer

chess

With an average of up to 80 active members, the OSC 04 Rheinhausen chess department is the largest organized chess club group in the Duisburg area. ^{(As of July 2011)}

On June 14, 1924, the first chess club, the Rheinhausen Chess Society (SG Rheinhausen), was founded in Rheinhausen. In other parts of the city such as Friemersheim, Bergheim, Asterlagen and Hochemmerich, other associations were founded later. On March 27, 1949, the SG Rheinhausen merged with other chess clubs from the Rheinhausen city area (Schachklub Rheinhausen, Schachverein Bergheim & Schachgemeinschaft Asterlagen) to form a "Working Group of Rheinhausen Chess Clubs". This was followed in 1972 by the merger of the SG Rheinhausen with other Rheinhausen chess clubs to form the Rheinhausen 1924 chess club (SV Rheinhausen 1924). The clubs involved were the Bergheim chess club (founded in 1935), the Turm Rheinhausen chess club (founded in 1970) and, shortly after the merger, the Rheinhausen chess club (founded in 1935). In 1981 the SV Rheinhausen joined the OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. as an independent department.

Achievements (chess)

year	successes
2006	Promotion of the 1st youth team to the youth Bundesliga
2008	Promotion of the 1st senior team to the regional league

Shaolin Kempo

The first Shaolin Kempo association was founded in Germany in 1965 by Hermann Scholz from Kleve . Shaolin Kempo coach Juan Marquez began his career in 1987 at AKS Rheinhausen. In 1988 he joined the OSC as a trainer for the newly established Shaolin Kempo department. Young people and adults trained simultaneously in the rooms of the old girls' grammar school and in the indoor swimming pool in Schwarzenberger Str. And Krupp grammar school. In November 1999, premises were rented from the Big-Frog fitness chain, which was used until February 2000. In February 2000 another restaurant was rented. Schelmenweg was used intensively for training Shaolin Kempo until February 2003. Then the venerable halls became too small and a former dining restaurant on Rheingoldstrasse was converted into the new Dōjō . The following martial arts are offered in addition to Shaolin Kempo in the martial arts school:

• Kickboxing:

Point Fighting Semicontact (since 1980)

Thai kickboxing full contact (since 2007)

K1 boxes (since 2007)

• Temple boxing / Jiu-Jitsu (since 1982)
• Tai Chi (since 2000)

The department head is Lorena Marquez. OSC members have certain training dates available here.

Achievements (Shaolin Kempo)

event	Discipline / age group	success	Name of the athlete
German championships in kickboxing 2002	Hardstyle shapes / in their age group	1st place	Katrin Zimmermann
European Championships of the 4th Nation's Cup in Wetzlar in 2002	Hardstyle forms	1st place	Lorena Marquez
International German Championship 2002	Hard style forms / in the age group under 17 years old	1st place	Isabel Marquez
European Championships 2003 in Wesel	Gun forms / men	1st place	Abdel Laaraj
German championships of the DWF in Mönchengladbach in July 2003	Traditional forms / youth	1st place	Lorena Marquez
German championships of the DWF in Mönchengladbach in July 2003	Traditional forms / youth	1st place	Andreas Fengels
4th World Cup (AIJC) 2003	Hard style forms / women	1st place	Isabel Marquez
4th World Cup (AIJC) 2003	Point-Fighting / Women open weight class	1st place	Katrin Bienert
International championships 2004	Point-Fighting / -12 years, +45 kg	1st place	Phillip Jeske
International championships 2004	Freestyle forms / -12 years	1st place	Ilir Dauti
German championships in March 2006	Point-Fighting / -45 kg	1st place	Esma Kazanci
German championships in March 2006	Point-Fighting / -40 kg	1st place	Lorena Marquez
European Cup Musashi 2007	Point-Fighting / -45 kg and -55 kg	1st place	Esma Kazanci
European Cup Musashi 2007	Hard and freestyle forms / -40 kg	1st place	Lorena Marquez
European Cup Musashi 2007	Hardstyle forms	1st place	Lorena Rimkus
Europark Cup Musashi 2007	Hardstyle forms / -12 years	1st place	Jasin Lika
Dacascos Open European Championships in June 2007	Freestyle forms / -17 years	1st place	Lorena Marquez
WKA Germany Cup 2008	Hardstyle forms / -17 years	1st place	Saskia Rösner
European Championships in May 2008	Freestyle and hardstyle forms / women	1st place	Lorena Marquez
European Championships in May 2008	Point-Fighting / -60 kg	1st place	Esma Kazanci
European Championships 2009	Hardstyle and Freestyle forms / women	1st place	Lorena Marquez
European Championships 2009	Point-Fighting / -50 kg and -17 years female	1st place	Esma Kazanci
International German Championships 2009	Freestyle shapes	1st place	Lorena Marquez
International German Championships 2009	Freestyle shapes	1st place	Janine Molnar
International German Championships in Paderborn 2010	Hardstyle forms / ladies	1st place	Lorena Marquez
International German Championships in Paderborn 2010	Hardstyle forms / youth female	1st place	Janine Molnar
International German Championships in Paderborn 2010	Point-Fighting / +82 kg	1st place	Georg Gottsmann
International German Championships in Paderborn 2010	Point-Fighting / +55 kg and +60 kg, youth female	1st place	Esma Kazanci

Dance sport

The dance sport department of OSC 04 Rheinhausen has existed in its current form since 1995 under the direction of Klaus-Dieter Hanenberg (status: July 2011). All ten valuation dances are offered in standard and Latin - specifically: slow waltz , tango , Viennese waltz , slowfox and quickstep as standard dances as well as samba , rumba , paso doble , jive and cha-cha-cha as Latin American dance variants. The main focus is on having fun and enjoying dancing, with the age structure of the members between 20 and 60 years. The department does not actively participate in competitions.

do gymnastics

The gymnastics department is one of the largest in the association with 750 members. In addition to its wide range of sports, the gymnastics department is characterized by a variety of social activities.

The sports offer of the gymnastics youth includes the following groups: ^{(as of August 2011)}

• Mother or father-child gymnastics
• General gymnastics for girls
• General gymnastics for boys
• Mixed children's gymnastics
• Apparatus gymnastics performance group girls
• Apparatus gymnastics performance group boys
• Fit for fun

The sports offer for seniors includes the following group: ^{(as of August 2011)}

• Men's gymnastics
• Women gymnastics
• Women's gymnastics from 50
• Women's body basic group
• Senior gymnastics
• Apparatus gymnastics performance group men
• Performance group men's gymnastics
• Walking
• Bounce ball
• Fit from 50 (mixed group)

basketball

This department was founded in 1951 by the predecessor TuS Rheinhausen. In the Hansa Hotel in Rheinhausen, TuS was one of the founding members of the Niederrhein basketball group. The game was played until 1991. Two years later, a men's team was interested in regular play again, so in 1993 the OSC rejoined the WBV. There were even youth teams again, but in the long run the competition from VfL Rheinhausen, Homberger TV and Rumelner TV was too great. In 2009 he left again.

The association was able to celebrate the following successes at district level:

• District champion of the men 1954 (TuS), 1957 (TuS 2) as well as 1973 and 1989 (OSC)
• County cup winner 1995 (OSC)
• District champion of the male juniors 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958 and 1961 (TuS)
• District champion of male youth 1955, 1956 and 1957 (TuS)
• District champion of the female juniors or A-youth 1957 (TuS) as well as 1978 and 1979 (OSC)

Known club members

• Ludwig Hummerjohann † sprinted the 100 meters in 10.6 s in 1922 and jumped 7.06 m.
• Günter Ortmann became Olympic champion in field handball in 1936 as a player in the then national team .
• Gerd Nellen was appointed goalkeeper in the national handball team in 1951.
• Gisela Haferkamp won the German gymnastics heptathlon championship at the German Gymnastics Festival in Munich in 1958. In 1960 she became German trampoline jumping champion .
• Elfi Meierholz became German indoor champion in the 60 meter hurdles in 1971. In addition, she set a new German youth record in 11.6 s over 100 meters and became German youth champion over 100 meter hurdles.
• Gisela Derksen became the new German youth champion in pentathlon athletics in 1972.
• Peter Kleibrink In 1976 he took part with the national handball team at the Olympic Games in Montreal.
• Rolf Heyer was German youth champion in badminton in 1976 and 1980 and in 1979, together with Bärbel Murach, German badminton runner-up in mixed.
• Brigitte Steden , 34 times national player, won all three possible titles at the German badminton championships in 1977.
• Gerd Rosendahl was handball world champion in 1978 as the right winger of the national team.
• Kirsten Schmieder was the German junior badminton champion three times in a row from 1980-82.
• Daniel Stephan , like Achim Schürmann , was appointed to the national handball team in 1994 . In 1998 he was named world handball player of the year.
• Günther Klinge † has been a member of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen for 40 years, including 26 years as chairman (appointment as honorary chairman in 1996).

Web links

• Official homepage of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Insolvency: Traditional club OSC Rheinhausen files for insolvency. In: waz.de . December 6, 2018, accessed December 6, 2018 . 
2. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (club history) Official club homepage (accessed on July 22, 2011)
3. ↑ Festschrift for the 75th anniversary of OSC 04 Rheinhausen (1979)
4. ↑ Homepage - Eintracht Duisburg 1848 e. V. (Eternal best list)
5. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (Historical highlights from the club's history 1920–1958)
6. ↑ Festschrift for the 90th anniversary of the OSC 04 Rheinhausen (1994)
7. ↑ Chronicle of Dt. Federfußballbundes ( Memento of the original from May 2, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been 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 on August 8, 2011) 
8. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (Guard and show dance sport at OSC Rheinhausen)
9. ↑ ikz-online.de: Wolves break up and join the OSC Rheinhausen , accessed on May 16, 2020
10. ↑ Festschrift for the 75th anniversary of OSC 04 Rheinhausen (1979 - text by Dieter Block)
11. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen Handball Jugend (selected player) ( Memento of the original from October 23, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
12. ^ Youth successes OSC 04 Rheinhausen Handball
13. ↑ A pioneer in athletics turns 80 (WAZ October 5, 2002)
14. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (athletics)
15. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (Rehabilitation Sports Department)
16. ^ OSC Rheinhausen e. V. (Chess Department)
17. ^ OSC Rheinhausen e. V. (Chess Department)
18. ^ OSC Rheinhausen e. V. (Shaolin Kempo Department) ( Memento of the original from June 17, 2013 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. 
19. ^ OSC Rheinhausen e. V. (Shaolin Kempo Department) ( Memento of the original from June 17, 2013 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. 
20. ↑ OSC 04 Rheinhausen e. V. (Department of Dance Sports)
21. ^ OSC Rheinhausen e. V. (Gymnastics Department)