Yokohama Sports & Culture Club

YSCC
Basic data
Surname	Yokohama Sports & Culture Club
Seat	Yokohama , Kanagawa
founding	1986
Colours	water blue-white-orange
president	Jiro Yoshino
Website	yscc1986.net
First soccer team
Head coach	Yūki Stalph
Venue	NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium
Places	15,454
league	J3 League
2019	15th place
home Away

Yokohama Sports & Culture Club ( Japanese 横 浜 ス ポ ー ツ & カ ル チ ャ ー ク ラ ブ Yokohama Supōtsu ando Karuchā Kurabu ), also known in short as YSCC Yokohama or simply YSCC , is a Japanese sports club from Yokohama . He is best known for his soccer team, which has played in the J3 League since 2014 .

history

YSCC was founded in 1986 by former players on the All Nippon Airways company team , later known as the Yokohama Wing , under the name Yokohama Soccer & Culture Club ( 横 浜 サ ッ カ ー & カ ル チ ャ ー ク ラ ブ Yokohama Sakkā ando Karuchā Kurabu ). The meaning of the "S" changed in 2002 from soccer to sports .

In its early years, the club served as the first stop for many players who eventually made their way into the city's two J. League teams, the Wings and the Marinos . After the wings had to stop playing in 1999, they supported the establishment of Yokohama FC as their replacement.

YSCC initially only played in the Kanagawa Prefecture leagues . This changed only in 2003, when the team made promotion to the second division of the Kanto - Regionalliga . Two years later, the move to the first division was made. There, YSCC won the championship four times within seven years, but regularly failed in the national regional league finals on promotion to the Japan Football League . This should only change towards the end of 2011, when the club even won the final round. YSCC spent the next two years in the JFL before the club was one of the twelve founding members of the J3 League in 2014 . In the three seasons so far in the J3 League, however, only the last place has been achieved.

successes

• Kantō Football League: 4

2006, 2009, 2010, 2011

• Regional league final round: 1

2011

Stadion

NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium

Its home games wearing the club in NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium in Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture from. The stadium has a capacity of 15,454 people.

Coordinates: 35 ° 28 '12.1 "  N , 139 ° 36' 5.5"  E

player

Status: June 2020

No. position Surname 1 TW Issei Ouchi 2 FROM Minoru Hanafusa 3 FROM Kei Munechika 4th FROM Kento Dodate 5 FROM Hayato Ikegaya 6th MF Yuta Sato 　 7th MF Koichi Miyao 　 8th MF Akio Yoshida 9 ST Kazuya Oizumi 　 10 MF Yutaro Yanagi 11 ST Takuya Miyamoto 13 FROM Takumi Nagasawa 14th ST Taisei Kaneko 15th ST Jorn Pedersen 16 TW Ryosuke Sagawa

No. position Surname 17th MF Yutaro Yoshino 18th ST Shoma Otoizumi 19th ST Kanta Wada 　 20th MF Diego Taba 21st ST Ryotaro Yamamoto 22nd FROM Toshiya Omi 　 23 MF Yuma Funabashi 25th FROM Shunta Nishiyama 　 26th MF Tomoya Uemura 　 27 ST Ren Furuyama 28 ST Onye Ogochukwu 29 MF Han Jae-min 31 TW Shunkun Tani 　 41 ST Takamasa Abiko

Season placement

season	league	Teams	Item	spectator	Emperor's Cup
2012	JFL	17th	6th	710	2nd round
2013	JFL	18th	12.	783	-
2014	J3	12	12.	1018	2nd round
2015	J3	13	13.	919	-
2016	J3	16	16.	1018	-
2017	J3	17th	14th	951	1 round
2018	J3	17th	15th	1005	2nd round
2019	J3	18th	13.	1095	-
2020	J3	19th

Coach chronicle

Trainer	nation	from	to
Masahiro Shimoda	Japan	November 1, 2006	January 31, 2007
Yohei Suzuki	Japan	January 1, 2011	December 31, 2012
Jun Matsuhisa	Japan	January 1, 2013	December 31 2013
Kenji Arima	Japan	1st of February 2014	January 31, 2016
Yasuhiro Higuchi	Japan	February 1, 2016	January 31, 2019
Yūki Stalph	Japan	1st February 2019	today

Web links

• Official Website (Japanese)
• Yokohama Sports & Culture Club at transfermarkt.de
• Yokohama Sports & Culture Club at soccerway.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ J. League Data Site