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Sports association St. Johannis Nürnberg 07 e. V.
(SV St. Johannis 07)
Chair: Dino Noth
Foundation date: 1906 (new foundation: January 27, 1946)
Seat: Nuremberg, Bavaria
Website: www.sv-Johannis07.de

The Sports club St. Johannis 07 is a sports club from St. Johannis (Nuremberg). He is known for his wrestlers. These have been under the name of Nuremberg Grizzly in the 1st Bundesliga since 2021.

The association was in 1906 by workers as Athletenclub Saxon Founded and joined the workers’ athlete Association in 1907. After the merger with the Stemmmerein Achilles On September 9, 1922, the association was increasingly establishing itself in struggles and weightlifting. After the construction of our own club hall (1928-1929), the offer was expanded to include boxing and artistry. After taking power in 1933, the association was forced and expropriated.

The new was founded on January 27, 1946. In July 1982, a new sports center was inaugurated. In 2005 the association had 500 members and, in addition to rings, also offers body workouts, box fitness, Sarengue, Powerlifting, Gymnastics, Step Aerobic, Zumba, Yoga, Dance, Pilates and Parent/Child Gymnastics.

Department rings
Team name Nürnberg Grizzlys
Sports facility He had areen
Head of department Christoph Pscherer
Team manager Mario Besold
Trainer Matthias Baumeister, Evgeniy Valentir
League DRB Birtat Bundesliga Südost
Club success First class: 1985–1988, 2006–2008, 2010–2012, since 2017

Playoff participation: 2017, 2021
German youth team champion: 1988, 2006
Season winner 2nd Bundesliga: 2005, 2009, 2014

Website www.nuernberg-grizzlys.de

overview [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

Rings is the founding sport and the most successful department of the association. From 1985 to 1988, the 1st wrestling team even belonged to the 1st Bundesliga. Shortly before, Pasquale Passarelli had achieved the greatest individual success of a Johannisringer. At the 1984 Summer Olympics, he won the gold medal in the Greek-Roman style. In addition to Passarelli’s six German championship titles, the club again provided a German champion in the Greek-Roman style with Bernhard Rieger. The wrestlers are also characterized by good youth work, the highlight of which was the reaching of the German Youth Team Championship in 1988 and was repeated in 2006.

As a champion in the 2nd Bundesliga south of 2005, the 1st wrestling team succeeded in promoting the 1st Bundesliga Southeast, in which they could stay until the end of the 2008 season. After only one year in the 2nd Bundesliga, the promotion returned to the premier class of the struggle. [first] The relegation took place in 2012. By founding the not recognized by the German Ringer-Bund (DRB) German wrestling league , the club has been struggling again since 2017 in the so -called DrB Bundesliga .

German and international successes [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

2005:

  • Christoph Pscherer, freestyle, 69 kg, German champion in the B-youth
  • Peter Engelhardt, freestyle, 66 kg, German master men
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 50 kg, A-youth and freestyle, 50 kg, juniors
  • Philipp Vanek, Gr.röm. Style, 85 kg, German champion A-youth
  • 1st team became champions in the 2nd Bundesliga South in the rings

2006:

  • The 1st team climbs to the 1st Bundesliga Southeast. In the decisions, SC Frankonia Großostheim prevailed.
  • By the beginning of May, 8 gold medals could be won on the 2006 DM
  • On May 13, 2006, the team of the A/B youth team was also German team champion
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 50 kg, juniors, 3rd European champion

2007:

  • Christoph Pscherer, freestyle, 76 kg, German champion in the A-youth
  • Tim Stadelmann, freestyle, 31 kg, German champion in the C-youth
  • Christian Fochtler, Gr.röm. Style, 46 kg, German champion in the C-youth
  • Franco Besold, freestyle, 58 kg, 2nd German champion in the C-youth
  • Felix Capalbo, Gr.Röm Stil, 34 kg, 4th German champion in the C-youth
  • SV St. Johannis 07 German team champion in the C/D youth
  • SV St. Johannis 07 3rd German team champion in the A/B youth
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, men, 5th German champion
  • Konstantin “Kosta” Völk, freestyle, 84 kg, men, 3rd German champion
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, juniors, German champion
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, juniors, vice-European champion
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, juniors, 3rd world champion

2008:

  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, men, German champions
  • Tim Schleicher, freestyle, 55 kg, men, 5th place European Championship

2019:

  • Tim Stadelmann, freestyle, 70 kg, men, German champion

Events with national interest [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

July 7, 2007: 100 years SV Johannis 07 Nuremberg

Awards [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

The Dresdner Bank and the German Olympic Sport Bund awarded the SV St. Johannis 07 in autumn 2006 with the “Green Band for exemplary talent promotion in the club”.

In January 2007, the city of Nuremberg gave the title “Team of the Year” to the Bundesliga wrestlers “Johannis Grizzly’s” of SV St. Johannis 07. SV Johannis 07 Olympia has been a federal youth center since 2009.

Famous athletes [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  1. ↑ Hermann Hempel: Johannis-Ringer: 14 defeats in 14 fights. In the end, the joy predominated , in: Nürnberger Zeitung, December 7, 2008

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