SV Grohn

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SV Grohn
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Full nameSport-Verein Grohn von 1911 e.V.
Nickname(s)Schwarze Husaren
Founded1911
GroundBSA Oeversberg, [1] Bremen
Capacity2,000
League Oberliga Bremen

SV Grohn is a football club based in Bremen, Germany. The club is located in the district of Grohn, which was an independent village until 1939.

The club was founded in 1911 as Germania Grohn and later merged with Ball-Spielverein Grohn, which was established in 1922. After World War II, all sports clubs in Bremen were dissolved by the Allies, but the club was reestablished in 1945 through a merger with TV Grohn von 1883. The new club was named Sportgemeinschaft Grohn. In 1947, it was renamed TSV Grohn von 1883, and in 1956, the football section became independent with its current name.

One of the club's notable achievements was competing in the Gauliga Weser-Ems during the 1943/44 season at the highest level and facing SV Werder Bremen in a home league match (3–1).

Recent league positions

SeasonLeaguePosition
1963-64 Verbandsliga 15th (V)
1964-65 Landesliga 15th (VI)
1965-66 Bezirksliga 2nd (VII)
1966-67Landesliga10th (VI)
1967-68Landesliga14th (VI)
1968-69Bezirksliga6th (VII)
1969-70Bezirksliga2nd (VII)
1970-71Landesliga10th (VI)
1971-72Landesliga14th (VI)
1972-73Bezirksliga1st (VII)
1973-74Landesliga11th (VI)
1974-75Landesliga10th (VI)
1975-76Landesliga11th (VI)
1976-77Landesliga4th (VI)
1977-78Landesliga12th (VI)
1978-79Landesliga5th (VII)
1979-80Landesliga6th (VII)
1980-81Landesliga13th (VII)
1981-82Bezirksliga7th (VI)
1982-83Bezirksliga14th (VI)
1983-84Bezirksliga8th (VI)
1984-85Bezirksliga10th (VI)
1985-86Bezirksliga9th (VI)
1986-87Bezirksliga1st (VI)
1987-88Landesliga1st (V)
1988-89Verbandsliga15th (IV)
1989-90Landesliga2nd (V)
1990-91Verbandsliga15th (IV)
1991-92Verbandsliga15th (IV)
1992-93Landesliga5th (VI)
1993-94Landesliga3rd (VI)
1994-95Verbandsliga8th (VII)
1995-96Verbandsliga10th (VII)
1996-97Verbandsliga16th (VII)
1997-98Landesliga18th (VII)
1998-99Bezirksliga8th (VI)
1999-00Bezirksliga4th (VI)
2000-01Bezirksliga3rd (VI)
2001-02Bezirksliga4th (VI)
2002-03Bezirksliga3rd (VI)
2003-04Bezirksliga5th (VI)
2004-05Bezirksliga6th (VI)
2005-06Bezirksliga1st (VI)
2006-07Landesliga11th (V)
2007-08Landesliga3rd (V)
2008-09Landesliga1st (V)
2009-10Verbandsliga14th (IV)
2010-11Landesliga2nd (V)
2011-12Verbandsliga15th (IV)
2012-13Landesliga15th (V)
2013-14Landesliga14th (V)
2014-15Landesliga13th (V)
2015-16Landesliga7th (V)
2016-17Landesliga9th (V)
2017-18Landesliga9th (V)
2018-19Landesliga14th (V)
2019-20Landesliga6th (V)
2020-21Landesliga3rd (V)
2021-22Landesliga2nd (V)
2022-23Landesliga1st (V)
2023-24 Oberliga Bremen TBD

SV Grohn currently competes in the Oberliga Bremen, [2] which is the sixth tier of the German football league system. The club has been playing in the lower divisions for most of its history, with occasional promotions and relegations.

The club's home games are played at the BSA Oeversberg in Bremen, [3] which has a capacity of 2,000 spectators.

SV Grohn is also known by its nickname "Schwarze Husaren" (Black Hussars).

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References

  1. ↑ "Germany - SV Grohn - Results, fixtures, squad, statistics, photos, videos and news - Soccerway".
  2. ↑ "SV Grohn". betsapi.com. Retrieved 2024-05-14.
  3. ↑ "Germany - SV Grohn - Results, fixtures, squad, statistics, photos, videos and news - Soccerway". us.soccerway.com. Retrieved 2024-05-14.
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