Karlsruher SV Rugby

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Karlsruher SV Rugby
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Full nameKarlsruher Sportverein Rintheim-Waldstadt e.V.
Union German Rugby Federation
Founded1991
Location Karlsruhe, Germany
Ground(s)Traugott-Bender-Sportpark
ChairmanNikolai Naumann
Coach(es) Uwe Jansen
League(s) 2. Rugby-Bundesliga (II)
2015–162nd
Official website
karlsruher-sv.de/category/verein/rugby/

The Karlsruher SV Rugby is a German rugby union club from Karlsruhe, currently playing in the 2. Rugby-Bundesliga. It is part of a larger club, the Karlsruher SV, which also offers other sports like tennis and association football.

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History

The KSV was formed in 1991 through a merger of to local clubs, the FC Nordstern Rintheim, formed 1909, and the FC Waldstadt, formed in 1962. [1]

The clubs rugby department achieved promotion to the 2. Rugby-Bundesliga from the Rugby-Regionalliga in 2003, finishing fifth in the new league in its first season there.

The second season ended with relegation back to the Regionalliga and it took the club until 2009, to return to the second division. Hopelessly outclassed at this level, the club withdrew its team from the competition at the winter break, KSV therefore being automatically relegated from the league. [2] In 2010-11 KSV made a new start playing in the lowest league, the Rugby-Verbandsliga Baden-Württemberg, the fifth division, to rebuild and restructure the squad and management of the rugby department. In 2011-12 the team played in the Regionalliga Baden-Württemberg and finished in 2nd place. Since the 2012-13 season KSV plays in the 3rd Liga South/West. They finished the 2015-2016 Season in 2nd place and got repromoted to the 2. Rugby-Bundesliga, after winning the Playoff-Games against RC Unterföhring.

Women's team

The Women's team is currently competing in the german-Rugby sevens-championship for women.

Club honours

Recent seasons

Recent seasons of the club: [3]

YearDivisionPosition
2001-02 Rugby-Regionalliga Baden-Württemberg (III)6th
2002-03Rugby-Regionalliga Baden-Württemberg4th—Promoted
2003-04 2nd Rugby-Bundesliga South/West (II)5th
2004-052nd Rugby-Bundesliga South/West9th—Relegated
2005-08did not compete1
2008–09 Rugby-Regionalliga Baden-Württemberg (III)1st—Promoted
2009–10 2nd Rugby-Bundesliga South/West (II)10th—Relegated
2010–11Verbandsliga Baden-Württemberg (V) ?
2011–12Regionalliga Baden-Württemberg (IV)2nd—Promoted
2012–13 3rd Liga South/West—South (III)2nd—Semi finals
2013–143rd Liga South/West—South3rd — Quarter finals
2014–153rd Liga South/West—South4th
2015–163rd Liga South/West—South2nd—Promoted
2016–172. Rugby-Bundesliga-

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References

  1. ↑ Der Karlsruher Sportverein - Historisches (in German) KSV website - History, accessed: 8 April 2010
  2. ↑ TotalRugby Review 2. Bundesliga: 12. Spieltag (in German) totalrugby.de, published: 28 March 2010, accessed: 30 March 2010
  3. ↑ RugbyWeb Ergebnisarchiv (in German) rugbyweb.de - Results archive, accessed: 24 July 2012
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