VCB Tecklenburger Land
| VCB Tecklenburger Land | ||
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| Club data | ||
| founding | May 1999 | |
| Address/ |
VCB Tecklenburger Land [club no. 11251] Salm-Horstmar-Strasse 25 |
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| Head of department | Birgit Wessel | |
| Club colors | Yellow blue | |
| Volleyball department | ||
| Divisions | Third League West to District League | |
| sports | volleyball | |
| Members | 465 | |
| Number of teams | 44 (34 active) | |
| Greatest club successes | 2nd Bundesliga | |
| Internet | ||
| Homepage | http://www.boden-decke.de/ | |
The VCB Tecklenburger Land is a volleyball game community from Laggenbeck , which was formed in 1999 from the three parent clubs SVC Laggenbeck, SG Leeden Ledde and TV Hohne.
The VCB has 32 teams, with 22 actively participating in the game. The club's greatest success to date was promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga in the 2005/06 season. This rise was successful again in 2007. Since 2012 the team has been playing as Tecklenburger Land Volleys ( Tebu Volleys ). In 2013 they withdrew to the third division .
society
Although based in North Rhine-Westphalia , the VCB plays in the Lower Saxony Volleyball Association , where it is the club with the most players due to the many teams. The VCB also maintains a large number of referees.
Due to the size of the club, it has to be played in several halls. Bundesliga games are always played in the Halle-Burgweg in Laggenbeck. The remaining games mostly in the Halle secondary school, also in Laggenbeck.
history
The volleyball game community VCB Tecklenburger Land was founded in 1999 from the three parent clubs TV Hohne, SV Cheruskia Laggenbeck and BSV Leeden-Ledde . By amalgamating the respective departments, volleyball was to be promoted in the entire Tecklenburger Land region and the strengths of the clubs that were previously operating individually were to be interlinked. Due to the success of BSV Leeden-Ledde / Hohne in the men's division of the Lower Saxony Volleyball Association, a team was able to start in the NVV-Oberliga right from the start. Initially, the women's area was not affected by the merger, but after a year this area also merged.
The senior citizens' area of BSV Leeden-Ledde / Hohne was supplemented with the merger by the youth work of SV Cheruskia Laggenbeck. The SVC played for the West German Volleyball Association until 1999 and was particularly successful there in the youth field. Due to the geographical location in the northernmost North Rhine-Westphalia, the successful youth teams mostly had to travel very long distances and were able to collect far less match practice than in the Lower Saxony volleyball association. Since the VCB reported many senior teams in the game from the start, talents from the youth sector were able to gain additional experience at the district and district level at an early stage. This paid off after a few years in the youth championship rounds, in which the male youth of the VCB Tecklenburger Land took part in three German championships from 2002 to 2004. At the state level, the youth teams of the VCB have also celebrated successes in recent years.
After the merger, the club grew steadily. The VCB Tecklenburger Land is now one of the largest volleyball clubs in Germany.