TuS 1860 Magdeburg-Neustadt
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Surname | TuS 1860 Magdeburg-Neustadt eV |
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Club colors | black yellow |
Founded | 1860 |
Place of foundation | Magdeburg , Saxony-Anhalt |
Association headquarters | Zielitzer Strasse 28 39124 Magdeburg |
Members | 700 |
Chairman | Tino Beyer |
Homepage | http://www.tus-1860-magdeburg.de/ |
The TuS 1860 Magdeburg-Neustadt is the oldest sports club of Magdeburg and consists of the departments of football , handball , table tennis and gymnastics .
history
Magdeburg FC Viktoria 1896
Magdeburg FC Viktoria 1896 was founded in 1896 as the Magdeburg football and cricket club Viktoria. In 1900 Viktoria 96 was one of the founding members of the German Football Association . In 1903 the club was in the quarter-finals of the 1st German soccer championship and failed at the Altonaer FC of 1893 with 8: 1. From 1912 to 1938 the club called SV Viktoria 1896 Magdeburg .
MTV 1860 Magdeburg-Neustadt
The club was founded on August 10, 1860 as the men's gymnastics club 1860 Magdeburg-Neustadt (short MTV 1860 Neustadt) under the chairman Albert Zschokke. After the first club flag was consecrated on August 10, 1862, on January 24, 1863, the club was one of five clubs among the founders of the Magdeburg Gymnastics Council. In 1888 the new gym in the Nachtweide 99 was inaugurated. In the same year the fencing department was founded. In 1894 a swimming department was set up, two years later the hiking department and a special women's department were founded. Sports operations were suspended between 1917 and 1919 due to the First World War .
After the merger in 1936
With the merger, which is necessary for economic reasons, the two clubs become VfL Viktoria-Neustadt 1860 Magdeburg . Sports are actively practiced until 1945. At the end of the Second World War , the association was dissolved. In October 1945, the SG Neue Neustadt community sports club was founded under Max Giesler. So you could at least stay active in football and handball . The former armaments factory Otto Gruson took over the SG Neue Neustadt as a carrier company in 1947 . In the following year, many active members left the club and went to SG Aufbau Börde . The remaining members became the SG Marathon . In 1950 the BSG Stahl Nord was founded under the VEB Förderanlagen “7. Oktober ”,“ Wema ”and“ Midemo ”founded. In 1952 the BSG was renamed BSG Motor Neustadt . In February 1957, BSG Motor Neustadt and BSG Motor Nord merged to form TuS Motor Neustadt
From January 21, 1958, the federal board of the DTSB approved the GDR as the new name TuS Progress Magdeburg Neustadt . With the reunification of Germany, the association becomes today's TuS 1860 Magdeburg Neustadt after a transition phase in 1996 . After the club was awarded the gold city badge of the city of Magdeburg in 2000, the club received the sports badge of the Federal President on August 13, 2005 .
Departments
Soccer
The football department has not achieved any major successes after the success of FC Viktoria. Although they played briefly in the GDR league, today the first men's team is competing in the national class. Youth work has traditionally played an important role. In the former TC base north, young talents from the northern district were promoted in addition to regular training and prepared for admission to the training centers. The junior teams all play at the highest state level (ABCD) as well as in the highest divisions of the city of Magdeburg (EFG). The “Neustadttigers” are a national trademark for successful young talent. The football department now has around 400 members.
Handball
The club's handball department has existed since 1921. In 1927 the club won the first district championship. In 1931 the team won the Central German Championship. Until they were relegated in 1936 they played in the Gauliga. Trainers like Harry Jahns, "KaDe" Groth and Andrea Schulze formed young talents who then continued their careers at SC Magdeburg or in other high-performance centers. Today the first men's team plays in the Association League Saxony-Anhalt. The women play in the Saxony-Anhalt League. With about 250 members, the handball department is the second strongest in the club.
Awards
- 1975 "Exemplary Section" of the DFV of the GDR and in 1978, 1983 and 1987
- 1977 Certificate of honor or ribbon of honor from the Presidium of the | DTSB (also 1983 to 1987)
- 1986 "Exemplary sports community" of the DTSB of the GDR
- 1989 "Exemplary Section" by the German Handball Association
- 2000 Award of the city plaque of the city of Magdeburg in gold (June 18, 2000)
- 2005 Sports Badge of the Federal President (August 13, 2005)
- 2011 Chairman Günther Knoche is awarded the " Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany " by Prime Minister Wolfgang Böhmer for his commitment to sport
- 2013 “Big Star of Sports” in bronze by the DOSB
successes
- 1931 Central German handball champion
- 1964 Steinfurt becomes junior weightlifting champion
- 1977 1 × gold and 2 × silver at the Vl. Children's and youth spartakiad in football
- 2013 Soccer D1 Juniors become indoor national champions and national champions
Well-known athletes
Since it was founded on August 10, 1860, many young athletes have passed through the club's junior departments. Among them Otto Fräßdorf (soccer), Marcel Maltritz (soccer), Ingolf Wiegert (handball Olympic champion 1980), Henning Fritz (world handball player), Marco Stange (handball), Michael Jahns (handball) and the German handball national player Christoph Theuerkauf . Internationally respected referees have also grown up in the club. Robert Schulze and Tobias Tonnies are the best examples that this sector is also supported by the TuS 1860 Magdeburg-Neustadt. With Ronny Dedens and Nico Geckert, two referees are currently in the Bundesliga. Even Felix-Benjamin Schwermer currently football referee the 3rd league whistles for this club.