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Sportjahresbericht 2011 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 INHALT Badminton 3 Basketball 8 Fechten 11 Handball 12 Inline Hockey 18 Integration und Behindertensport 18 Judo 20 Kanu 21 Kegeln 23 Kunstturnen 24 Leichtathletik 26 Orientierungslauf 28 Rhythmische Gymnsatik 32 SPOKI 34 Tanzen 36 Tennis 38 Tischtennis 51 Trampolinspringen 53 Volleyball 56 2 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 BADMINTON WBH Wien 3. Weißenbäck / Vattanirappel im HD 2. Vattanirappel V. / Mathis im MXD Österreichische Meisterschaften der Junioren (U22) 2011 3. Vattanirappel V. im HE Österreichische Meisterschaften der Jugend (U17/ U19) 2011 1. Vattanirappel V. im HE (U19) 2. Vattanirappel V. / Trojan D. im HD (U19) 1. Vattanirappel V. / Mathis A im MXD (U19) Österreichische Meisterschaften der Schüler (U13 / U15) 2011 2. Opelc P. / Birker P im HD (U13) 2. Fink F. / Seiwald L. im HD (U15) ASKÖ Bundesmeisterschaften 2010/2011 1. Philipp Opelc/Gabriel Semerl (U13-Burschendoppel) 1. Armin Griebler/Christoph Syrch (U15-Burschendoppel) 1. Tina Riedl/Anna Demmelmayer (Damendoppel – Allgemeine Klasse) 2.Philipp Opelc/Conny Ertl (U13-Mixeddoppel) 2. Vilson Vattanirappel/Julia Frantes (Mixed Doppel – Allgemeine Klasse) 3.Philipp Opelc (U13-Burscheneinzel) 3. Felix Fink (U15-Burscheneinzel) 3. Armin Griebler (U15-Burscheneinzel) 3.Felix Fink/Hubert Nahrebecki (U15-Burschendoppel) 3.Hubert Nahrebecki/Manuela Kral (U15-Mixeddoppel) 3.Lukas Weißenbäck (Herreneinzel – Allgemeine Klasse) 3. Vilson Vattanirappel/Lukas Weißenbäck (Herrendoppel – Allgemeine Klasse) 1. A-RLT 2010/2011 3. Lukas Weißenbäck / Vilson Vattanirappel im HD 2. Vilson Vattanirappel / Mathis Alexandra im MXD 2. A-RLT 2010/2011 3. Georg Cejnek / Jun Mai im HD 2. Vilson Vattanirappel / Mathis Alexandra im MXD 3. A-RLT 2010/2011 1. Vattanirappel V. / Weißenbäck L. im HD 3 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 1. B-RLT 2010/2011 3. Jia Ge / Daniel Comploier im HD 2. B-RLT 2010/2011 3. Jia Ge / Manuel Dornig im HD 3. Mia Matic / Claudia Mösslang im DD 3. Jia Ge / Mia Matic im MXD 3. B-RLT 2010/2011 2. Matic M. / Mösslang C. im DD 3. Herndlhofer J. / Lammer I. im DD 1. Laux A. / Herndlhofer J. im MXD 1. Jugend RLT 2010/2011 3. Armin Griebler / Leon Seiwald im HD 1. Julia Herndlhofer / Dominik Stipsits im MXD 2. Jugend RLT 2010/2011 3. Qi-Wang Foo im HE-B 3. Julia Herndlhofer im DE-B 3. Elias Silitonga / Roland Prohaska im HD 1. Julia Herndlhofer / Steffi Peter im DD 3. Elias Silitonga / Julia Herndlhofer im MXD 3. Jugend RLT 2010/2011 2. Prohaska R. im HE 1. Nahrebecki H. im HE (B) 3. Fink F. / Semerl K. im HD 1. Schüler RLT 2010/2011 2. Armin Griebler im HE U15 1. David Zivkovic im HE U15-B 1. Armin Griebler / Christoph Syrch im HD U15 3. Felix Fink / Andrej Serov im HD U15 3. David Zivkovic / Corinna Karlovits um MXD U15 2. Gabriel Semerl im HE U13-B 2. Schüler RLT 2010/2011 1. Armin Griebler im HE U15 3. Hubert Nahrebecki im HE U15 1. Felix Fink / Andrej Serov im HD U15 2. Hubert Nahrebecki / Christian Hartner im HD U15 2. Felix Wejrowsky im HE-B U13 3. Phillip Opelc / Jakob Sorger im HD U13 4 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 3. Schüler RLT 2010/2011 1. Griebler A. im HE (U15) 2. Nahrebecki H. im HE (U15) 3. Fink F. im HE (U15) 1. Nahrebecki H. / Hartner C. im HD (U15) 2. Griebler A. / Fink F. im HD (U15) 1. Griebler A. / Silitonga N. im MXD (U15) 3. Fink F. / Sendlhofer D. im MXD (U15) 3. Zivkovic D. / Karlovits C. im MXD (U15) 1. Heindl J. im HE (U13-B) 2. Opelc P./Birker P. im HD (U13) 1. C-RLT 2010/2011 2. Nico Kuhn im HE 1. Mia Matic im DE 1. Mia Matic / Melanie Fric im DD 2. Paulina Scheiring / Glözner Anja 2. C-RLT 2010/2011 1. Paulina Scheiring / Birgit Heinzle 3. C-RLT 2010/2011 3. Turba S. im HE 1. Jugend-Regionalturnier 2010/2011 3. Armin Griebler im HE 1. Schüler Regionalturnier 2010/2011 3. Gabriel Semerl im HE U13 3. David Zivkovic im HE U15 Internationale Turniere: U19 -Weltmeisterschaften in Guadelajara (Mexiko) Teilnahme von Vilson Vattanirappel Europäisc hes Qualifikationsturnier für die Jugend-Olypischen Spiele 2010 in Singapour in Svendborg (Dänemark): Nominierung von Vilson Vattanirappel als einziger männlicher Teilnehmer aus Österreich BEJC -Turnier Belgian Junior International in Waterloo (BEL): 3. Vilson Vattanirappel (Herreneinzel) TOM Youth International 2010 in Mirna (Slowenien) 5 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 3. Armin Griebler/Leon Seiwald (U15-Herrendoppel) Wiener Meisterschaften Allg. Klasse 2011 – Landesmeisterschaften Wien 15./16.01.2011 Die Medaillengewinner auf einen Blick: Herreneinzel: 1. Schaller Markus (RBC Sportivo) 2. Weißenbäck Lukas (WBH Wien) 3. Mai Jun (WBH Wien) Dameneinzel: 1. Adamec Daniela (WAT Simmering) 2. Herndlhofer Julia (WBH Wien) 3. Matic Mia (WBH Wien) Mixeddoppel: 1. Cejnek Georg/Herndlhofer Julia (WBH Wien) 2. Weißenbäck Lukas/Riedl Tina (WBH Wien) . Schaller Markus/Adamec Daniela (RBC Sportivo/WAT 11) Damendoppel: 1. Matic Mia/Adamec Daniela (WBH Wien/WAT 11) 2. Patocka Karin/Liebscher Julia (RBC Sportivo) 3. Vattanirappel Lesly/Griebaum Julia (WBH Wien) Herendoppel: 1. Weißenbäck Lukas/Vattanirappel Vilson (WBH Wien) 2. Mai Jun/Cejnek Georg (WBH Wien) 3. Stipsits Dominik/Mörtenhuber K. (WAT Simmering) Medaillenspiegel: Gold Silber Bronze WBH Wien 2,5 4 3 WAT Simmering 1,5 0 1,5 RBC Sportivo 1 1 0,5 Wiener Landesliga 2010/2011 1. Platz in der 1. Wr. LL 1. Platz in der 3. Wr. LL 1. Platz in der 4. Wr. LL 6 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 WBH Wien WAT Simmering 7 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 BASKETBALL Meisterschaftsbetrieb 2010/11: Nachwuchs männlich Wiener Meisterschaften: U 18: 1. Platz WAT 22/1 D.C Timberwolves 2. Platz Basket Clubs/1 Vienna 6. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 8. Platz WAT 22/2 D.C Timberwolves 9. Platz WAT 22/3 D.C Timberwolves U 16: 1. Platz WAT 22/1 D.C. Timberwolves 3. Platz Basket Clubs Vienna 6. Platz WAT 22/2 D.C. Timberwolves 8 .Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 12.Platz WAT 22/3 D.C Timberwolves U 14: 1. Platz WAT 22/1 D.C. Timberwolves 5. Platz Basket Clubs/1 6. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 10.Platz WAT 22/2 D.C Timberwolves 11.Platz Basket Clubs/2 Vienna 12.Platz WAT 11 U 12: 1 .Platz WAT 22 D.C. Timberwolves 5. Platz Basket Clubs Vienna Nachwuchs weiblich Wiener Meisterschaften: U 18: 3. Platz Vienna Kangaroos 4. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns U 16: 4. Platz Vienna Kangaroos 6. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns U 14: 1. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 4. Platz Vienna Kangaroos Nachwuchs weiblich Regionalmeisterschaft: U 14: 5. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 6. Platz Vienna Kangaroos 8 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 Österreichische Meisterschaften männlich: U 14 1. Platz WAT 22/D.C. Timberwolves 10. Platz Basket Clubs Vienna U 16 1. Platz WAT 22/D.C. Timberwolves 5. Platz Basket Clubs Vienna U 18 1. Platz WAT 22/ D.C. Timberwolves 4. Platz Basket Clubs Vienna 13. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns U 20 5. Platz WAT 22/D.C. Timberwolves 9. Platz Basket Clubs Österreichische Meisterschaften weiblich: U 14 5. Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 7. Platz Vienna Kangaroos U 16 4. Platz Vienna Kangaroos 12.Platz WAT 3 Capricorns U 18 5. Platz Vienna Kangaroos 10.Platz WAT 3 Capricorns U 20 12.Platz WAT 3 Capricorns 14.Platz Vienna Kangaroos An den Meisterschaften haben insgesamt 17 Mannschaften weiblich und männlich des WAT teilgenommen. Bei Mini Turnieren der U 10 und U 12 haben Mannschaften des WAT teilgenommen. Auch an den Mini I Cup und Mini II Cup nahmen Mannschaften des WAT teil. Meisterschaften Damen Landesliga: 4. Platz Vienna Kangaroos/1 Basket Girls 6. Platz WAT 3 10. Platz Vienna Kangaroos/2 Meisterschaften Herren Landesliga: 1. Platz WAT 22/3 D.C.Timberwolves 3. Platz Basket Clubs/3 Vienna 7. Platz Basket Clubs/4 Vienna 9 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 Meisterschaften Herren 1. Klasse: 2. Platz Basket Clubs Vienna/2 3. Platz WAT 22/2 D.C. Timberwolves 5. Platz WAT 22/1 D.C. Timberwolves 11. Platz WAT 3/3 12. Platz WAT Inzersdorf/2 Green Dragons 17. Platz WAT 3/1 Meisterschaften Herren 2. Klasse: 2. Platz WAT 22/4 D.C. Timberwolves 3. Platz WAT 3/2 8. Platz WAT 20 9. Platz WAT 11 An den Meisterschaften Damen und Herren haben insgesamt 15 Mannschaften des WAT teilgenommen. Die WAT Vereine erbrachten in dieser Saison wieder gute Erfolge und Platzierungen. Dies spricht für eine gute Trainer- und Nachwuchsarbeit in den einzelnen WAT Vereinen. 10 SPORTJAHRESBERICHT 2011 FECHTEN Ein bemerkenswert erfolgreiches Sportjahr! Vize-Staatsmeister im Degenfechten – Mannschaft Staatsmeisterschafts-Bronze im Degen-Einzel Mehrfache Landesmeistertitel Akademische Meister Österreichische Seniorenmeister ASKÖ Bundesmeister Das Hauptziel der Fechtsparte ist es, möglichst viele Jugendliche anzusprechen, eine gute sportliche Ausbildung zu vermitteln, sportliche Erlebnisse zu bieten, die Leistungsbereitschaft zu fördern, Ventile und Bewegungsräume in der Großstadt zu schaffen! Der Fechtklub Wieden betreut neben dem Jugend - und Nachwuchsfechten, Leistungs- und Spitzensport sowie Hobby - und Seniorenfechten. Kostenfrei Schnuppertrainings für alle Altersgruppen beseitigen Barrieren zum Sporteinstieg. Jeder soll, seinen individuellen Zielsetzungen und Möglichkeiten entsprechend, ausgebildet und gefördert werden. Dass Fechten als individueller (Kampf)sport dem Unterfangen entgegenkommt ist kein Geheimnis und liegt auf der Hand. Intuition und Einfühlungsvermögen des Trainers spielen eine große Rolle ebenso wie die Leistungsfähigkeit und Leistungsbereitschaft der Sportler und Sporttreibenden. Daher gibt es manche Jahre mehr und manche Jahre weniger Erfolge. Was jedoch -unserer Meinung nach - immer zählt ist die Kontinuität des Sportangebots, die Anpassung der Methode und des Stils sowie die unbedingte Beachtung der Möglichkeiten sowohl des Sportlers wie die des Vereins. Auf dieser Basis haben wir im Jahr 2011 als sportlichen Höhepunkt der Saison mit der Mannschaft: Günter Hayek, Peter Hauswirth, Michael Wenusch und Martin Dobiasch knapp den Staatsmeistertitel verfehlt und uns über den Vizestaatsmeistertitel sehr gefreut.
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