KWO Berlin

The BSG Oberspree cable factory in Berlin was a German Sports Association from Berlin. Home of the multi-genre club was the KWO sports facility ( demolition 2001), which offered 5,000 spectators.

Football

Men's Football

The BSG KWO Berlin was founded in 1949 as the Sports Association of VEB Oberspree cable factory in Berlin - Oberschoeneweide. In the initial phase, the Berlin acted solely at the regional level in Berlin. In 1951 the company was renamed in BSG Motor Oberspree Berlin. Six years later, motor Oberspree Berlin closed briefly at local rivals TSC Oberschoeneweide and served until 1959 as a resolution carried TSC Oberschoeneweide / Oberspree or TSC Oberschoeneweide III.

In 1975, the plant association was newly established. The officials had ambitious goals and brought KWO Berlin with considerable financial resources within a very short time between 1976 and 1979 from the 2nd circle class to the third class district league Berlin. First player-coach after foundation was Peter Pera, who contributed significantly to the steep rise of the team. In the 1978/79 season KWO first won by a narrow margin against the BSG EAB 47 Lichtenberg, Berlin championship and rose to the DDR -Liga. In the first year, the second division Berliners could avoid relegation successfully, the following season reached behind KWO 1 FC Union Berlin for second place. After a total of four seasons in the second division KWO Berlin rose season 1982/83 together with Bergmann -Borsig in Berlin and semiconductor plant in Frankfurt back in the district league from.

In the aftermath KWO undertook again a tremendous effort to realize a fast ski lifts. A leading role was played by the long-standing KWO coach Dieter Fietz. Fietz had excellent relations with the Soviet armed forces stationed, with the result that KWO times, with up to four players of the Russian SASK Elstal aground, which had Erstligaerfahrung part. These players were specially heranchauffiert to the KWO games from their army bases. The East German Championship won KWO Many times over, but failed again and again in the rise of games. " It solidified in the scene to assume that the prospect to satisfactory existence in the district league with some actor sporting ambition to a higher floor to prove significantly restricted " pulls Sascha pride in the football Week ( February 5, 2007 ) provides a suitable résumé.

1988 succeeded, the renewed rise still. In East Germany, the Berlin - League could claim two more seasons. By payment settings of the carrier operation of the club was disbanded after the 1989/90 season.

Women's Soccer

Already at the first time of determination of the best in the year 1985, the footballers of BSG were able to record their greatest success. By a 2-0 victory over the BSG VEM Zoerbig the team was third after the semi-finals against the BSG Turbine Potsdam were clearly lost with 0:6 and 1:3. 1987, they have missed only because of the poorer goal difference compared to the BSG Rotation Schlema the finals. After the formation of two league seasons the team was one of the top clubs, but did not come close to the final grab. After the dissolution of the association in 1990, the women's football section completely changed to 1 FC Union Berlin.

Statistics

  • Berlin football champions (East): 1979, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988
  • Fdgb District Cup Winners ( East Berlin): 1986, 1987
  • Participation DDR - League: 1979 /80 to 1982/83, 1988/89, 1989/90
  • Eternal Table of DDR League: Rank 89
  • Participation in the fdgb Cup: 1986 /87 ( second round ), 1987 /88 ( 1st Round )

Badminton

With the beginning of the 1980s the club won its first successes at youth level. The continuous junior work paid at the end of the decade, when the now adult talent itself, supplemented by some veterans of the club, vorkämpften up in the top flight of the GDR. To a medal win it was never enough in the team title fights, however: in 1989, the team finished sixth, fifth in 1990. In the individual disciplines Michaela Squire won in women's doubles in 1988 in collaboration with Petra Schubert the silver medal. In the following two years, it was enough for the two, however, only to bronze.

People

  • Michaela Junker
  • Wolfgang Matthies
  • Rayk Schröder
  • Meinhard Uentz
  • Jürgen Uteß
DDR-Liga 1. FC Union Berlin 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam
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