Germany national badminton team

The German national badminton is the totality of the Federal Executive of the German Badminton Association (DBV). In him German athletes find that sporting the Federal Republic of Germany represent both in single as well as in team competitions nationally and internationally in badminton sport.

History

The first squad of the DBV in 1953 launched. The first team international match took place on 10 January 1954 in Bonn against the Netherlands held and was won with 9:2. The Netherlands with 57 international matches and the record opponents of the German team, followed by England with 51 countries fighting.

Squad Policies

The squad provisions may vary according to the specifications of the range sports performance of the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB ). The total squad is divided into four sections and includes the cadres of the DBV AD: For the A-team finishing in the top eight at the current Olympic Games or World Championships is necessary. The B-Team consists of the four highest-ranking Germans, who are named in the national rankings. The ranking results from the ranking tournaments that the DBV in five disciplines ( men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles ) can deliver. Participation in training units of a federal support point of the PRV is provided for this purpose. The C- squad consists of outstanding young people aged between 16 and 24, which result from the top two places in the respective age group. Prerequisite for nomination is the training at any base of the DBV at the federal, regional, or junior level. The D - squad consists of young people between 14-17 years and usually results from the four highest-ranking Germans in the respective age group.

The Squad determined a specially decorated body of the DBV, which meets twice a year and its proposals for the Squad submits to the DBV- Bureau for approval. The Executive Committee consists of the Vice- President of competitive sport of DOSB, the DBV sports director, the federal badminton coach, the National Youth Badminton coach and an athlete representative.

Germany coach

März 1974 - 1976: Soekartono, Indonesia Indonesia
1976 - 1977: Olich Solihin, Indonesia Indonesia
January 1978 - December 1979: Thomas Gottschalk, Germany Germany
January 1980 - August 1980: Martin Knupp, Germany Germany
September 1980 - December 1983: Lars Sologub, Sweden Sweden
August 1983 - January 1989: Hans Werner Niesner, Germany Germany
February 1989 - December 1992: Xu Quanheng, People's Republic of China People's Republic of China
January 1993 - December 1998: Flemming Wiberg, Danemark Denmark
January 1999 - December 2004: Asger Madsen, Denmark Denmark
January 2005 - August 2008: Detlef Poste, Germany Germany
September 2008 - April 2010: vacant
May 2010 - December 2012: Jacob Hoi, Danemark Denmark
Since January 2013: Holger Hasse, Germany Germany

International Team Competition

The German badminton national team to occur in most major international events for badminton teams of the umbrella organization of the DBV, the Badminton World Federation (BWF ), such as the Badminton World Championships, badminton Championship, Olympic Games, the BWF Super Series, the BWF Grand Prix (< $ 120,000 in prize money ), the BWF Grand Prix Gold ( > $ 120,000 in prize money ), the International Series, the International Challenges, the Future Series, the Thomas Cup for men, the Uber Cup for women, or the mixed Sudirman Cup.

World Ranking places

High -placed German in the men's singles in 2011 was Marc Zwiebler on place 17 of the BWF, with a total of 18 tournaments played and almost 42312 points. In women's singles, Juliane Schenk finished with just under 51890 points and 19 tournaments played the 7th place in the world rankings. In the men's double Ingo Kindervater and Johannes Schoettler occupied with 40580 points and 12 matches fought tournaments the 15th Place. In women's doubles, ranked 14 with 14 matches fought tournaments and 38246 points were Sandra Marinello and Birgit Michels. In mixed doubles, it was ranked number 14 Michael Fuchs & Birgit Michels also with 43340 points and 10 tournaments.

The front world ranking places are doing mostly dominated by Asians as Chinese or Koreans. Badminton Tournaments gain similar popularity in Asia as in Europe and the rest of the world, except the United States, otherwise just football championships.

Former national players

Record national badminton until 2011 Nicole Grether with 106 inserts. On 6 February 2007 she came to Erlangen at the game against the Czech Republic for the hundredth time in the national team for use. Grether will, however, continue to compete because of the close friendship with their many years of Canadian woman doubles partner Charmaine Reid, for the National Badminton Canada.

Current B- squad ( in alphabetical order)

Carola Bott, Kim Buss, Tim Dettmann, Dieter Domke, Michael Fuchs, Johanna Goliszewski, Hannes Kasbauer, Sven -Eric Kastens, Ingo Kindervater, Sandra Marinello, Birgit Michels, Marcel Reuter, Oliver Roth, Juliane Schenk, Karin Schnaase, Johannes Schoettler, Marc Zwiebler

Promotion

The German national badminton is funded by the DOSB, Barmer health insurance through the high performance funding from the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the athletes funded by the German Sports Aid Foundation. The male and female players of the various national squad are dressed up to 2016 by the Japanese sporting goods manufacturer Yonex.

Participation in World Championships

Thomas Cup

Thomas Cup 1949 - not started
Thomas Cup 1952 - not started
Thomas Cup 1955 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1958 - not started
Thomas Cup 1961 - not started
Thomas Cup 1964 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1967 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1970 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1973 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1976 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1979 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1982 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1984 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1986 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1988 - not qualified
Thomas Cup 1990 - do not qualify
Thomas Cup 1992 - do not qualify
Thomas Cup 1994 - do not qualify
Thomas Cup 1996 - do not qualify
Thomas Cup 1998 - do not qualify
Thomas Cup 2000 - do not qualify
Thomas Cup 2002 - 7/8
Thomas Cup 2004 - 5 / 8
Thomas Cup 2006 - 9./12.
Thomas Cup 2008 - 9./12.
Thomas Cup 2010 - 5 / 8
Thomas Cup 2012 - 5 / 8

Sudirman Cup

Sudirman Cup 1989 - 17
Sudirman Cup 1991 - 16
Sudirman Cup 1993 - 15
Sudirman Cup 1995 - 13
Sudirman Cup 1997 - 8
Sudirman Cup 1999 - 11
Sudirman Cup 2001 - 10
Sudirman Cup 2005 - 13
Sudirman Cup 2007 - 13
Sudirman Cup 2009 - 13
Sudirman Cup 2011 - 9./12.
Sudirman Cup 2013 - 5 / 8

Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund List of Olympic medalists in badminton BWF World Championships European Badminton Championships BWF Grand Prix Gold and Grand Prix Michael Fuchs (Badminton) Canada national badminton team 1949 Thomas Cup 1952 Thomas Cup 1955 Thomas Cup 1958 Thomas Cup 1961 Thomas Cup 1964 Thomas Cup 1967 Thomas Cup 1970 Thomas Cup 1973 Thomas Cup 1976 Thomas Cup 1979 Thomas Cup 1982 Thomas Cup 1957 Uber Cup 1960 Uber Cup 1963 Uber Cup 1966 Uber Cup 1969 Uber Cup 1972 Uber Cup 1975 Uber Cup 1989 Sudirman Cup 1999 Sudirman Cup 2001 Sudirman Cup 2005 Sudirman Cup 2007 Sudirman Cup 2009 Sudirman Cup 2011 Sudirman Cup 2013 Sudirman Cup Germany national men's squash team Germany national American football team Germany national baseball team Germany national cricket team Germany national field hockey team Germany men's national inline hockey team Germany national rugby league team Germany national rugby union team Germany Davis Cup team Germany women's national basketball team Germany women's national ice hockey team Germany women's national handball team Germany women's national field hockey team Germany Fed Cup team

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