VV Leipzig
| VV Leipzig | ||
|---|---|---|
| Club data | ||
| founding | 1963 (SC Leipzig), 1998 (VfB Leipzig), 2000 (VV Leipzig) | |
| Address / contact |
Gabriele Pitzschel (office) Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 97 04105 Leipzig |
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| Manager | Frank Thiele | |
| Club colors | Blue yellow | |
| Volleyball department | ||
| Division | 1st National League | |
| Venue | Sports hall Brüderstraße Arena Leipzig |
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| Chief trainer | Steffen Busse | |
| Club successes | European Cup winner of the national champions 1964 GDR champion 1962–1976, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989 (as SC Leipzig) |
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| 2004/05 season | Quarter-finals (1st Bundesliga) | |
VV Leipzig was a volleyball club whose men's team was represented in the 1st Bundesliga . In 2006, the association merged with VC Markranstädt to form VC Leipzig .
team
The squad for the final 2005/06 season consisted of ten players.
The chief trainer was Steffen Busse .
| Surname | First name | No. | nation | size | Date of birth | position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Villages | René | 11 | GER | 2.01 m | May 21, 1981 | AA |
| Chládek | Lubimor | 5 | CZE | 2.08 m | March 15, 1974 | M. |
| Helbig | Christoph | 8th | GER | 1.96 m | 4th March 1984 | D. |
| Höpfner | Hannes | 10 | GER | 1.96 m | February 11, 1984 | AA |
| Kronseder | Simon | 15th | GER | 1.93 m | January 11, 1984 | Z |
| Mehlberg | Dirk | 1 | GER | 1.90 m | January 10, 1985 | AA |
| Mühlisch | Lutz | 12 | GER | 1.91 m | Dec 29, 1968 | M. |
| New master | Michael | 2 | GER | 1.94 m | June 6, 1985 | Z |
| Stankovic | Dejan | 9 | SCG | 1.95 m | June 13, 1971 | AA |
| Straw note | Tim | 3 | GER | 2.04 m | April 17, 1982 | D. |
The positions:
outside attack (AA), diagonal (D), libero (L), middle block (M) and player (Z).
history
Under the former name of SC Leipzig , the club was able to win the European Cup and 19 times the national championship of the GDR , making it the most successful club from East Germany. After its dissolution, the volleyball players switched to VfB Leipzig in 1998 . In 2000 they founded the new club VV Leipzig.
Venue
The home games were played in the sports hall on Brüderstraße or in the Arena Leipzig.