TuS Köln rrh.

The gymnastics and sports club Cologne rechtsrheinisch 1874 eV ( TuS Köln rrh shortly. 1874) is a German sports club based in Cologne. As the sports club athletics, football, tennis, swimming, fitness and gymnastics operates.

History

The TuS Köln rrh is 1946 1874 eV and the gymnastics club Cologne - altitude mountain eV emerged from the merger of the gymnastics club lime. Since 1919, the club is home to the club's sports facilities on Merheimer Heath in Cologne- altitude mountain and currently has approximately 1000 members. The association is mainly dedicated to the children and youth sports and is committed to, in addition to a width sports, competitive sports. Here, especially in athletics. From this area, some German youth and junior champion emerged in recent years. The greatest sporting success The ladies soccer team TuS Köln was the 7th place of TuS - runner and Olympic athlete Akosua Serwaa at the World Athletics Championships in 2003. Rrh placed in the years 2005-2008 in the upper third of the 2nd Bundesliga of women, and in 2008 reached the DFB Cup semi-final.

Women's Soccer

In 1996, the TuS Köln rrh the women's football department of the German championship record in the women's football SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach in their own Women's Soccer Division and played in the then second-rate regional league. After a descent into the fifth division in 1999 and the direct promotion back to the Regional succeeded 2004, the club shall qualify for the 2nd Bundesliga ( women): However, for organizational reasons, the place could not be taken advantage of. 2005 succeeded in re- qualification as a master of the Regional League West and the first second-division season ended the 2006 team to fourth place. The Middle Rhine Cup was won in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004 and 2005 and reached the DFB Cup quarter final in 1999, 2005 and 2007. In 2008, even the DFB Cup semi-final has been reached. In July 2008, the license for the 2nd Bundesliga at Bayer Leverkusen has been transferred. The women's soccer teams alternated in this train to Bayer 04 Leverkusen. A short time later, the new structure of the women's football department started in children and youth. The department enjoys a lively membership growth and in the season 2010/11 took the first time a women's team on the game mode.

Athletics

The athletics department is focused on youth development and brings many years again and again produced nationally successful athlete. German youth and junior champion in the past were, among others, H. Krudwig, G. Karge, L. Bömmelburg, Kopp, Hamacher, Langmann, Andreas Kunz, Robert Kramer, O. Maychzrak, Lars itching and Stefan Wieser. From Günter Kuxdorf ( † 13 May 2013) Central and endurance training group and led by Georgi Kamenezki sprint and jump training group trained regularly achieve athletes qualifying for the German Championships. 2012, the 400m hurdles runner Christine Salterberg was German champion in the U20 and U20 World Championships reached in the 9th Place. The biggest international success came in the 800 m TuS - runner Akosua Serwaa, in 2003 won the 7th place at the World Athletics Championships in 2004 and participated in the 2004 Summer Olympics. In addition, the TuS Köln rrh is traditionally one of Germany 's most successful clubs in the age group range. Many German Championship titles have been achieved in recent years in senior sport. Above all, the world and European champion title by Winfried Schmidt are to mention the holding in the age group over 60 years including the German record over 10,000 m in 34:05 min.

Stadium

The association area is located in the Höhenberger Sportpark at the Frankfurter Straße in Cologne- altitude mountain and is home to approximately 15,000 m² a plastic raceway, a grass football pitch (Stadium of the former 2nd Bundesliga team of the ladies ) and a football hard court and five Tennis courts. Also located on the site of a club restaurant with a beer garden situated under mature trees. On the conditioning train athletes, footballers and tennis players and find it here regularly on regional athletics competitions held.