SC Wiedenbrück 2000

The SC Wiedenbrück 2000 ( Complete name: Sport-Club Wiedenbrück 2000 eV ) is a sports club from the East Westphalian city Rheda- Wiedenbrück in Gütersloh. The club was founded in 2000 and has 1,222 members. The club colors are black and blue.

The first football team plays since the rise in the year 2010 in the fourth division Regionalliga West. Home ground is the Jahn Stadium. In addition to football, the club offers the sports of table tennis, gymnastics, dancing. By 2013 there was also a section for cycling.

• 3.1 cadres of the 2013/14 season
• 3.2 Acquisitions and disposals for the season 2013/14
• 3.3 Former Players
• 3.4 trainer History

History

The master clubs

The SC Wiedenbrück 2000 was established in 2000 by the merger of two parent clubs DJK Eintracht Wiedenbrück and SV Westfalia Wiedenbrück. Both clubs had previously played only at the local level. The Westfalia played in the 1934/35 season in the then second-class district League East Westphalia. In 1955, the Westfalia promotion to the then fourth-rate division, but failed to qualify for the introduced one year later, fifth division Westphalia. A year later, the Westfalia dismounted from the national league. In the years 1968, 1970 and 1975, the Westfalia missed each as a runner-up promotion to the national league.

In the late 1990s, the DJK Eintracht made ​​the jump to the on -district football. The 1999/2000 season closed the DJK Eintracht from a master of the national league. This second rise in a row, the concord made ​​it into the regional league. It finally came to the merger of the two clubs in the DJK Eintracht brought an ambitious team and playing in the county league A SV Westfalia many youth teams.

The first years after the merger (2000 to 2010)

After the merger, the team took over the starting right in the fifth division of the DJK. Right away the Wiedenbrücker reached the third place, the team reached the again two years later. In the season 2004/ 05 the SCW had to dismount in the national league after a thrilling final day. The SpVgg Vreden, SC Wiedenbrück and the SC Herford reported on the end of the season on 32 points each. The Vredener had of this trio, but the best goal difference and managed by the league.

Under the new coach Jürgen Gessat initially managed the immediate resurgence. There, the team held in the upper third of the table and eventually became vice champion behind the SV Schermbeck. A precaution is translated playoff against the runner-up of the federation League Season II Germania Gladbeck was issued because the SC Verl had risen in the Regional and no Westphalian club from the Regional descent. This could ascend both Wiedenbrück and Gladbeck in the Oberliga Westfalen.

However, the jump in the league proved to be too large. Coach Gessat was replaced in October 2007 by Dieter porridge, however could not prevent the Wiedenbrücker could finish the season only last but one. With the introduction of the 3rd Football League and the resolution of the Oberliga Westfalen in favor of the NRW-Liga Wiedenbrücker the two Divisions slid down into the same now sechstklassige Association league, which bears the name of Westphalia League from 2008.

With the former pro Thomas Stratos a new coach was hired for the season 2008/ 09. The Wiedenbrücker team started out with 13 successive victories and finally reached with 28 points ahead of second-placed FC Eintracht Rheine the championship and promotion to the NRW-Liga. A large part of the Championship striker had Turham Murat, who was top scorer in the league with 28 goals Westphalia. Second in the scoring charts was with Soner Dayangan, who scored 25 goals, also a Wiedenbrücker.

There, the team of Thomas Stratos went on successfully. Thanks to a strong second half in which the team remained unbeaten 14 games long, the SCW end of the season with four points ahead of the second team of Arminia Bielefeld champion. Thus the Wiedenbrücker managed to march through to the regional. Forward Dominik Jansen was with 23 goals scorer in the league.

During the season, the board of the SC Wiedenbrück negotiated with the FC Gütersloh 2000 on a merger of the two clubs. Background were the possible requirements of the German Football Association for the stadium at a Regional ascent. As the venue Gütersloher Heidewaldstadion was talking. The merger talks were called off by Wiedenbrücker page. Both clubs came out of debt going into the merger, which of Gütersloher page could not be ensured.

In the Regional (since 2010)

By a 2-1 semi-final victory at Long Learner Scheid / Enkhausen the Wiedenbrücker reached in 2011 for the first time the final of Westphalia Cup and qualified by the fact for the first round of the DFB Cup. On July 17, 2011, they defeated in the final of the NRW -division club Rot Weiss Ahlen 3-1 and thus won the Cup Westphalia. With a tenth the team secured the league. Robert Mainka was top scorer with 18 goals. In the first round of the DFB Cup 2011/12 Wiedenbrücker excreted with 0:3 against 1.FC Cologne. The match took place in Gütersloh Heidewaldstadion.

During the Regionalliga 2012/13 season, the Wiedenbrücker found first in the basement table again. In November 2012 Manager Markus Reiter was dismissed and replaced by Theo Schneider. Schneider led the team in ninth place and in the final of Westphalia Cup, which they lost 1-3 against Arminia Bielefeld. Nevertheless, the Wiedenbrücker for the DFB - Pokal 2013/14, in which they could prevail in the first round against the Bundesliga Fortuna Dusseldorf 1-0 relegated qualified. Marwin Studtrucker achieved before 4,500 spectators in Gütersloh Heidewaldstadion the winning goal in injury time by a penalty kick. In the second round that followed against after a 1-3 against SV Sandhausen. Sebastian Sumelka brought the Wiedenbrücker meantime the lead.

While the Wiedenbrücker in the Cup were successful the team was due less successfully by many injuries. Apart from the first day of play, the SCW was permanently on the relegation zone. On April 8, 2014 coach Theo Schneider was on leave. Dominik Jansen took over as player-manager responsible for the remaining games.

Achievements

• Master of the NRW - Liga 2010
• Master of Westphalia League, Season 1 2009
• Westphalia Cup Winner 2011

Personalities

Squad of the 2013/14 season

Acquisitions and disposals for the season 2013/14

Former Players

• Aias Aosman
• Muhammed Bulut
• Dirk Flock
• Alyosha Hyde

• Kevin Kerr
• Sven Krause
• Sebastian Lange
• Zlatko Muhović

• Maximilian Oesterhelweg
• Volkan okumak
• Frank Scharpenberg
• John Thöle

• Paul Thomik
• Olcay Turhan
• Thilo Versick

Coach History

Will be given only coach since the merger to SC Wiedenbrück 2000.

• 2000 to January 2004: Oswald Semlits
• January 2004-April 2005: Steffen Enge
• April 2005 to 2005: P. Nahrmann
• 2005 to October 2007: Jürgen Gessat
• October 2007 to 2008: Dieter porridge

• 2008-2012: Thomas Stratos
• 2012 to November 2012: Markus Reiter
• November 2012 to April 2014: Theo Schneider
• From April 2014: Dominik Jansen

More Teams

In addition to the Regional team, the SC Wiedenbrück two other men teams. The second team plays since the rise in 2003 in the district league, while the third team competes since the rise in 2013 in the county league B. The women's team has been playing the descent in 2008 in the national league. The biggest success of the SCW Women was the runner-up in the fifth division in 2006. There are also a total of 26 youth teams, including two girls teams. The male A-, B- and C- youth each plays in the national league.

Venues

The SC Wiedenbrück plays its home matches in the first men's and the women's team in the urban Jahn Stadium, which was expanded between 2003 and 2006 with a seating and standing room grandstand. In addition, the club has at the riding school, next to the Jahn Stadium, nor a synthetic pitch. The youth department uses mainly the sports center castle, where two grass pitches and artificial turf are available.