SC LUwin.ch

The football club FC Luzern Women was founded in 2004. The club colors are what Lucerne city and corresponds to the cantonal shield blue - white. The FC Luzern women are currently playing in the second division of Switzerland, in the National League B. The second team plays in the 3rd Liga.

Club history

The FC Luzern women are the first women-only football club in Switzerland. The club was established on 1 July 2004 SC LUwin.ch from the women 's football department of FC Sursee. This was no longer able to support the emerging women's team alone, which is why the manager Z'Rotz looked around for help. With Graf and Schmidt were found two sports-minded, committed and competent gentlemen who just so brimming with zest. It was immediately clear to them that with the ambitious wife team size can be achieved. So the trio Z'Rotz, Earl and Schmidt made ​​immediately to the founding of women's football clubs SC Luwin. At much had to think - nothing has been forgotten: Looking to the future, the women's sports promotion, the promotion of women as well as openness to other ball sports was laid down in the statutes. And less than two months later, on 1 July 2004, the SC LUwin.ch was established, active and successful than ever.

The success story began in 2002 with a double success: both the league title as well as the Cup victory to win the football team of its own. The league title they gave the next five years, until 2006, no longer out of the hands. In the Cup, they continued their winning streak. With the exception of 2003, the Cup victory went four times in a row ( 2002, 2004 - 2006) to the women of the SC Luwin. The glorious winning streak was crowned with the UEFA Women 's Cup. For the first time in the history of the Swiss women's football team reached a the second round.

Consequently, the awards were not long at: Marisa Brunner was elected twice to the Player of the Year. Even Lara Dickmann and Monica Di Fonzo could win the title for themselves. Numerous appointments to the respective national teams as well as international transfers are to be mentioned: Lara Dickmann, Gaelle Thalmann, Rahel Graf, Marisa Brunner, Martina Moser, Monica Di Fonzo and Ramona Bachmann found a new challenge abroad.

SC LUwin.ch was incorporated from the 2011/2012 season as its own section at FC Luzern. The aim of this integration into the main club is to promote women's football in Central Switzerland targeted. The talented young footballers will benefit not only in footballing field, but also in other aspects of the collaboration with the traditional club. The women's football section of the FC Luzern is set in July 2011 at the junior level, alongside the existing U15 team (C- juniors), a U13 team. Both junior teams will train on the Allmendfeld and play. The U12 team and the second team will also be re-formed in the following season. With the name change and integration to FC Luzern, the club now receives also be clearly defined especially at home in the city of Lucerne.

Achievements

  • 5x Swiss champion: 2002, 2003 ( as FC Sursee ), 2004, 2005, 2006 (as SC LUwin.ch )
  • 4x Winners' Cup: 2002, 2004 ( as FC Sursee ), 2005, 2006 (as SC LUwin.ch )

Current situation

With relegation from the top flight in the summer of 2008, the FC Luzern women completed (then SC LUwin.ch ) the designated sporting failures greatest crisis. The association succeeded from 2009 back to black. It they did not succeed in the league in the National League A to create. In 2010, they played in the second highest league ( National League B). This season (2009/2010) failed to FC Luzern women significantly. After 18 rounds in the second highest league, they were only 4 points knocked off at end of table. In the season 2010/2011 FC Luzern women ( even then under SC LUwin.ch ) were playing in the third highest league. Deniz Bektesevic was introduced for the new season 2010/2011 as the new coach. This coaching change had a positive effect on athletic performance. On 11 June 2011, the club made ​​the chances of promotion to the second highest league ( National League B). The FC Luzern women finished the season 2010/2011 on the first rank.

2nd team

The second team of FC Luzern women was re-formed in 2011. They play in the third league. Practice at Schenkon and the championship games will be played in Kulmerau.

Coach: Richard Jean Salamin

Well-known former players

2010–11 Swiss Super League Triengen
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