As in many other sports, the premier German club competition in 10 metre air rifle and 10 metre air pistol is known as the Bundesliga. The league, open to both men and women, was created in 1997 and is administered by the German Shooting Federation. In each discipline, twenty four teams of five shooters each compete during a season spanning from October to February for the German team championship. Apart from the top German shooters, the league also attracts many shooters from other European countries, as well as a few from India and the United States, and involves a number of Olympic medalists and other shooters of international success.
The Bundesliga matches mainly follow the International Shooting Sport Federation's rules for air rifle and air pistol, with the following important changes:
The sighting shots are not included in the match time. Instead there is a 15-minute sighting shot period before the match.[2]
The match time is lowered to 50 minutes.[3] (Only electronic targets are allowed in the Bundesliga.[4] When in lower leagues paper targets are used, the match time is 60 minutes.[5])
The shooters are paired up based on previous results so that the top shooters from both teams stand next to each other, and so on down.[6] The shooter achieving the best 40-shot result in each pair wins a point for his or her team. Ties are resolved by firing single shots as needed.[7] Thus, a match can be won by either 5–0, 4–1 or 3–2.
A single round-robin of eleven match days is conducted in each division during October–December or October–January. As shooting is a sport where the club league forms only a part of the competition season, the matches are concentrated to six weekends, organized in such a way that the clubs that placed 1–10 during the previous season have two home-range matches while the remaining two teams only have one each. In the table, teams are ranked on the number of won matches; tie-breaking criteria are 1) number of individual points won, 2) results between the concerned teams, 3) number of won points on first position (etc.).[9]
Finalsedit
The top four teams of each division reach the finals (Bundesligafinale), held during a single weekend in February at the same location for both air rifle and air pistol. Quarterfinals and semifinals are held on Saturday, and bronze and gold medal matches on Sunday.[10]
Promotion and relegationedit
Below the Bundesliga are five regional leagues: Regionalliga Nord, Regionalliga West and Regionalliga Ost below the northern division; Regionalliga Südwest and Regionalliga Süd below the southern division.[11] The twelfth-placed team of each Bundesliga division is automatically relegated to the appropriate regional league.[12] The eleventh-placed team competes together with the two top teams of each regional league for two spots in next year's Bundesliga.[13]
Below the regional leagues, there are leagues managed by each Landesverband (in northern Germany, these generally follow the state borders, while the large states in the south are divided into several Landesverbände).[14]
Winnersedit
The following clubs have become German champions since the inception of the Bundesliga.
Season
Air rifle
Air pistol
1997–1998
SV Affalterbach (1/3)
PSV Olympia Berlin (1/5)
1998–1999
SV Affalterbach (2/3)
PSV Olympia Berlin (2/5)
1999–2000
Kgl. Priv. FSG "Der Bund" München (1/3)
PSV Olympia Berlin (3/5)
2000–2001
Kgl. Priv. FSG "Der Bund" München (2/3)
PSV Olympia Berlin (4/5)
2001–2002
BSV Buer-Bülse (1/3)
VSS Haltern (1/2)
2002–2003
BSV Buer-Bülse (2/3)
Jozef Gönci (Slovakia) Torsten Krebs Alexandra Schneider Tino Mohaupt Nadine Masuth
The following clubs are qualified for the 2018–2019 season. Ranks from the previous season are in parentheses, the defending champions in bold and promoted teams in italics.
Air rifleedit
Braunschweig
Gelsenkirchen
Osterode am Harz
Nentershausen
Kevelaer
Elsen
Weißandt-Gölzau
Börm
Kamen
Wieckenberg
Hilgert
Wissen
Saltendorf
Kempten
Munich
Titting
Königsbach
Coburg
Albbruck
Prittlbach
Wolnzach
Petersaurach
Vöhringen
Fürth
Northern division
Southern division
Braunschweiger SG 1545
Eichenlaub Saltendorf
BSV Buer-Bülse
FSG Kempten
SB Freiheit
Kgl. Priv. FSG "Der Bund" München
SG 1920 Mengshausen
Kgl. Priv. FSG Titting
SSG Kevelaer
KKS Königsbach
SSV St. Hubertus Elsen
SG Coburg
SV Gölzau
SV Buch
SV Olympia 72 Börm/Dörpstedt
SV Germania Prittlbach
SV Kamen
SV Niederlauterbach
SV Wieckenberg
SV Petersaurach
TuS Hilgert
SV Pfeil Vöhringen
Wissener SV
SSG Dynamit Fürth
Air pistoledit
Braunschweig
Wathlingen
Schwegen
Berlin
Fahrdorf
Raesfeld
Dissen
Bad Westernkotten
Kriftel
Bassum
Dasbach
Leegmoor
Weil
Munich
Hambrücken
Ludwigsburg
Waldenburg
Fürth
Altheim
Kelheim
Murrhardt
Peiting
Waldkirch
Ötlingen
Northern division
Southern division
Braunschweiger SG
ESV Weil am Rhein
Freischütz Wathlingen
HSG München
GTV Bremerhaven-Seestadtteufel
KKS Hambrücken
PSV Olympia Berlin
SGi Ludwigsburg
Sp.Sch. Fahrdorf
Sgi Waldenburg
Spsch Raesfeld
SSG Dynamit Fürth
SSG Teutoburger Wald
SV Altheim Waldhausen
SSV Bad Westernkotten
SV Kelheim-Gmünd
SV 1935 Kriftel
SV Murrhardt-Karnsberg
SV Bassum von 1848
SV Peiting
SV Falke Dasbach
SV Waldkirch
SV Schirumer Leegmoor
TSV Ötlingen - SpSchAbtl.
Foreign shootersedit
Of the five shooters entered in a match, at least four must be German citizens.[15] Despite this rule, many prominent foreigners participate in the league. The list of foreign shooters registered for the 2018–19 season[16] includes the following shooters (although all did not compete in every match):
Ligaordnung des Deutschen Schützenbundes e.V. 2009-2010, 1 May 2009
Liste der ausländischen Sportler des Bundes- und Regionalliga Saison 2008 / 2009
External linksedit
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As in many other sports the premier German club competition in 10 metre air rifle and 10 metre air pistol is known as the Bundesliga The league open to both men and women was created in 1997 and is administered by the German Shooting Federation In each discipline twenty four teams of five shooters each compete during a season spanning from October to February for the German team championship Apart from the top German shooters the league also attracts many shooters from other European countries as well as a few from India and the United States and involves a number of Olympic medalists and other shooters of international success BundesligaSport10 m air rifle and 10 m air pistolFounded1997FounderGerman Shooting FederationNo of teams24 in each disciplineCountry GermanyMost recentchampion s Air rifle SSV St Hubertus ElsenAir pistol SGI WaldenburgMost titlesAir rifle SG Coburg 3 SV Affalterbach 3 BSV Buer Bulse 3 Air pistol PSV Olympia Berlin 5 SV Kelheim Gmund 3 Official websitedsb de Contents 1 League format 1 1 Match format 1 2 Regular season 1 3 Finals 1 4 Promotion and relegation 2 Winners 3 Current clubs 3 1 Air rifle 3 2 Air pistol 4 Foreign shooters 5 Notes 6 References 7 External linksLeague format editMatch format edit The Bundesliga matches mainly follow the International Shooting Sport Federation s rules for air rifle and air pistol with the following important changes All shooters fire only 40 competition shots 1 The sighting shots are not included in the match time Instead there is a 15 minute sighting shot period before the match 2 The match time is lowered to 50 minutes 3 Only electronic targets are allowed in the Bundesliga 4 When in lower leagues paper targets are used the match time is 60 minutes 5 The shooters are paired up based on previous results so that the top shooters from both teams stand next to each other and so on down 6 The shooter achieving the best 40 shot result in each pair wins a point for his or her team Ties are resolved by firing single shots as needed 7 Thus a match can be won by either 5 0 4 1 or 3 2 The match format of the Bundesliga has been so successful that the European Shooting Confederation mirrored it when creating the ESC Youth League for national teams of young shooters Regular season edit Each Bundesliga consists of two divisions of twelve teams each 8 Northern division Bundesliga Nord covering Berlin Brandenburg Hamburg Hesse Mecklenburg Vorpommern Lower Saxony North Rhine Westphalia Saxony Saxony Anhalt Schleswig Holstein Thuringia and the northern part of Rhineland Palatinate Southern division Bundesliga Sud covering Baden Wurttemberg Bavaria Saarland and the southern part of Rhineland PalatinateA single round robin of eleven match days is conducted in each division during October December or October January As shooting is a sport where the club league forms only a part of the competition season the matches are concentrated to six weekends organized in such a way that the clubs that placed 1 10 during the previous season have two home range matches while the remaining two teams only have one each In the table teams are ranked on the number of won matches tie breaking criteria are 1 number of individual points won 2 results between the concerned teams 3 number of won points on first position etc 9 Finals edit The top four teams of each division reach the finals Bundesligafinale held during a single weekend in February at the same location for both air rifle and air pistol Quarterfinals and semifinals are held on Saturday and bronze and gold medal matches on Sunday 10 Promotion and relegation edit Below the Bundesliga are five regional leagues Regionalliga Nord Regionalliga West and Regionalliga Ost below the northern division Regionalliga Sudwest and Regionalliga Sud below the southern division 11 The twelfth placed team of each Bundesliga division is automatically relegated to the appropriate regional league 12 The eleventh placed team competes together with the two top teams of each regional league for two spots in next year s Bundesliga 13 Below the regional leagues there are leagues managed by each Landesverband in northern Germany these generally follow the state borders while the large states in the south are divided into several Landesverbande 14 Winners editThe following clubs have become German champions since the inception of the Bundesliga Season Air rifle Air pistol1997 1998 SV Affalterbach 1 3 PSV Olympia Berlin 1 5 1998 1999 SV Affalterbach 2 3 PSV Olympia Berlin 2 5 1999 2000 Kgl Priv FSG Der Bund Munchen 1 3 PSV Olympia Berlin 3 5 2000 2001 Kgl Priv FSG Der Bund Munchen 2 3 PSV Olympia Berlin 4 5 2001 2002 BSV Buer Bulse 1 3 VSS Haltern 1 2 2002 2003 BSV Buer Bulse 2 3 Jozef Gonci Slovakia Torsten KrebsAlexandra SchneiderTino MohauptNadine Masuth PSV Olympia Berlin 5 5 Uwe PotteckMartin Tenk Czech Republic Gernot EderDaniel BarnerHolger Buchmann2003 2004 SV Affalterbach 3 3 Lioubov Galkina Russia Angela KugeleSandra KochBeate GaussFrank Kostel VSS Haltern 2 2 Franck Dumoulin France Michael PeirickAlbert GrieskampKlaus LindemannSven Hartmann2004 2005 BSV Buer Bulse 3 3 Alexandra SchneiderDorothee BauerJozef Gonci Slovakia Nadine MasuthTorsten Krebs SGI Waldenburg 1 7 Vladimir Gontcharov Russia Leo BraunPatrik LengererWolfgang RennerFranz Mondel2005 2006 SSV St Hubertus Elsen 1 4 Marco De Nicolo Italy Damian KontnyEva SchmitzDirk LeiwenAndre Knop SGI Waldenburg 2 7 Leo BraunVladimir Gontcharov Russia Patrik LengererWolfgang RennerFranz Mondel2006 2007 Post SV PlattlingBarbara LechnerMatthew Emmons United States Simone LeglFranz SchreinerKarin Steinbauer ESV Weil am RheinAbdullah UstaogluSwen JulleMarkus AbtThomas AlbiezChristian Schebasta2007 2008 SG Coburg 1 3 Katerina Emmons Czech Republic Jurgen WallowskyMichaela WagnerClaudia HuberSabrina Bar SGI Waldenburg 3 7 Vladimir Gontcharov Russia Leo BraunPatrick LengererWolfgang RennerMichael Peirick2008 2009 SG Coburg 2 3 Sabrina BarMichaela WagnerJurgen WallowskyAdela Sykorova Czech Republic Claudia Huber SV Kelheim Gmund 1 3 Roberto Di Donna Italy Munkhbayar DorjsurenSebastian RosnerThomas KarschChristoph Schultheiss2009 2010 HSG Munchen 1 3 SGI Waldenburg 4 7 2010 2011 Kgl Priv FSG Der Bund Munchen 3 3 SGI Waldenburg 5 7 2011 2012 SSV St Hubertus Elsen 2 4 SGI Waldenburg 6 7 2012 2013 HSG Munchen 1 2 SV Kriftel 1 2 2013 2014 HSG Munchen 2 2 SGI Waldenburg 7 7 2014 2015 SG Coburg 3 3 SV Kelheim Gmund 2 3 2015 2016 SSV St Hubertus Elsen 3 4 SV Waldkirch2016 2017 SSV St Hubertus Elsen 4 4 SV Kelheim Gmund 3 3 2017 2018 SB Freiheit SV Kriftel 2 2 Current clubs editThe following clubs are qualified for the 2018 2019 season Ranks from the previous season are in parentheses the defending champions in bold and promoted teams in italics Air rifle edit nbsp nbsp Braunschweig nbsp Gelsenkirchen nbsp Osterode am Harz nbsp Nentershausen nbsp Kevelaer nbsp Elsen nbsp Weissandt Golzau nbsp Borm nbsp Kamen nbsp Wieckenberg nbsp Hilgert nbsp Wissen nbsp Saltendorf nbsp Kempten nbsp Munich nbsp Titting nbsp Konigsbach nbsp Coburg nbsp Albbruck nbsp Prittlbach nbsp Wolnzach nbsp Petersaurach nbsp Vohringen nbsp Furth Northern division Southern divisionBraunschweiger SG 1545 Eichenlaub SaltendorfBSV Buer Bulse FSG KemptenSB Freiheit Kgl Priv FSG Der Bund MunchenSG 1920 Mengshausen Kgl Priv FSG TittingSSG Kevelaer KKS KonigsbachSSV St Hubertus Elsen SG CoburgSV Golzau SV BuchSV Olympia 72 Borm Dorpstedt SV Germania PrittlbachSV Kamen SV NiederlauterbachSV Wieckenberg SV PetersaurachTuS Hilgert SV Pfeil VohringenWissener SV SSG Dynamit Furth Air pistol edit nbsp nbsp Braunschweig nbsp Wathlingen nbsp Schwegen nbsp Berlin nbsp Fahrdorf nbsp Raesfeld nbsp Dissen nbsp Bad Westernkotten nbsp Kriftel nbsp Bassum nbsp Dasbach nbsp Leegmoor nbsp Weil nbsp Munich nbsp Hambrucken nbsp Ludwigsburg nbsp Waldenburg nbsp Furth nbsp Altheim nbsp Kelheim nbsp Murrhardt nbsp Peiting nbsp Waldkirch nbsp Otlingen Northern division Southern divisionBraunschweiger SG ESV Weil am RheinFreischutz Wathlingen HSG MunchenGTV Bremerhaven Seestadtteufel KKS HambruckenPSV Olympia Berlin SGi LudwigsburgSp Sch Fahrdorf Sgi WaldenburgSpsch Raesfeld SSG Dynamit FurthSSG Teutoburger Wald SV Altheim WaldhausenSSV Bad Westernkotten SV Kelheim GmundSV 1935 Kriftel SV Murrhardt KarnsbergSV Bassum von 1848 SV PeitingSV Falke Dasbach SV WaldkirchSV Schirumer Leegmoor TSV Otlingen SpSchAbtl Foreign shooters editOf the five shooters entered in a match at least four must be German citizens 15 Despite this rule many prominent foreigners participate in the league The list of foreign shooters registered for the 2018 19 season 16 includes the following shooters although all did not compete in every match Name Country Discipline Division Club Best Olympic resultCamilla Andersen nbsp Denmark Rifle North Braunschweiger SG 1545Katarina Bisercic nbsp Serbia Rifle North SV Olympia 72 Borm DorpstedtJorge Diaz nbsp Spain Rifle North SB Freiheit 27th men s air rifle 2016Tomasz Bartnik nbsp Poland Rifle North SV GolzauMaxime Brunin nbsp Belgium Rifle North SV KamenAlexander Driagin nbsp Russia Rifle North SG 1920 MengshausenChristoph Durr nbsp Switzerland Rifle South FSG KemptenZiva Dvorsak nbsp Slovenia Rifle South SV Petersaurach 11th women s air rifle 2012Matthew Emmons nbsp United States Rifle South Der Bund Munchen 1st men s prone 2004Judith Gomez nbsp France Rifle South KKS KonigsbachPetar Gorsa nbsp Croatia Rifle North SSG Kevelaer 7th men s air rifle 2016Mikkel Hansen nbsp Denmark Rifle North SV Olympia 72 Borm DorpstedtPeter Hellenbrand nbsp Netherlands Rifle North ST Hubertus Elsen 5th men s air rifle 2012Olivia Hofmann nbsp Austria Rifle South SV Niederlauterbach 5th women s three positions 2016Michael Hollwarth nbsp Austria Rifle South SV PetersaurachIllia Charheika nbsp Belarus Rifle North SV Golzau 6th men s air rifle 2016Rikke Ibsen nbsp Denmark Rifle North Braunschweiger SG 1545Sergey Kamenskiy nbsp Russia Rifle South SV Pfeil Vohringen 2nd men s three positions 2016Henrik Larsen nbsp Norway Rifle North SV WieckenbergPetra Lustenberger nbsp Switzerland Rifle South SV BuchJan Lochbihler nbsp Switzerland Rifle North SG 1920 Mengshausen 14th men s prone 2016Stephan Martz nbsp Switzerland Rifle North TuS HilgertThomas Mathis nbsp Austria Rifle South FSG Kempten 17h men s prone 2016Nikola Mazurova nbsp Czech Republic Rifle South SG Coburg 18th women s air rifle 2016Alin Moldoveanu nbsp Romania Rifle North SB Freiheit 1st men s air rifle 2012Mandy Mulder nbsp Netherlands Rifle North SG 1920 MengshausenElania Nardelli nbsp Italy Rifle South SSG Dynamit Furth 35th women s three positions 2012Agnieszka Nagay nbsp Poland Rifle North SV Kamen 8th women s three positions 2012Stine Nielsen nbsp Denmark Rifle North SV Wieckenberg 9th women s air rifle 2012Alena Niskoshapskaia nbsp Russia Rifle North SV KamenAyonika Paul nbsp India Rifle South SV Petersaurach 47th women s air rifle 2016Istvan Peni nbsp Hungary Rifle North BSV Buer Bulse 12th men s three positions 2016Daniela Demjen Peskova nbsp Slovakia Rifle South Kgl Priv FSG Titting 9th women s air rifle 2008Borna Petanjek nbsp Croatia Rifle North SB FreiheitLine Petermann nbsp Denmark Rifle North SV Olympia 72 Borm DorpstedtPierre Edmond Piasecki nbsp France Rifle South Der Bund Munchen 6th men s air rifle 2012Bernhard Pickl nbsp Austria Rifle South SG CoburgMarlene Pribitzer nbsp Austria Rifle South Kgl Priv FSG TittingSergey Richter nbsp Israel Rifle North SSG Kevelaer 9th men s air rifle 2012Anton Rizov nbsp Belarus Rifle South KKS Konigsbach 22nd men s air rifle 2012Gernot Rumpler nbsp Austria Rifle North BSV Buer Bulse 32nd men s air rifle 2016Milenko Sebic nbsp Serbia Rifle South SV Pfeil Vohringen 11th men s three positions 2016Pea Smeets nbsp Netherlands Rifle North Wissener SVPeter Somogyl nbsp Hungary Rifle South Eichenlaub SaltendorfMilutin Stefanovic nbsp Serbia Rifle North TuS Hilgert 12th men s air rifle 2016Jenny Stene nbsp Norway Rifle North BSV Buer BulseMartin Strempfl nbsp Austria Rifle South SV Germania PrittlbachNicolas Thiel nbsp France Rifle North SV WieckenbergOleh Tsarkov nbsp Ukraine Rifle South SV Pfeil Vohringen 8th men s air rifle 2016Adam Veres nbsp Hungary Rifle North Wissener SVSanja Vukasinovic nbsp Serbia Rifle North Wissener SVGabriela Vognarova nbsp Czech Republic Rifle South Kgl Priv FSG TittingSimon Weithaler nbsp Italy Rifle South SV NiederlauterbachGeorg Zott nbsp Austria Rifle South SSG Dynamit FurthPetra Zublasing nbsp Italy Rifle North TuS Hilgert 4th women s three positions 2016Fernanda Russo nbsp Argentina Rifle South FSG Kempten 20th Shooting at the 2016 Summer Olympics Women s 10 metre air rifleMarcelo Julian Gutierrez nbsp Argentina Rifle South FSG KemptenNotes edit DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 1 6 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 1 6 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 1 6 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 3 1 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 1 6 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 0 3 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 1 2 1 1 3 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 0 1 6 and Landesverbande DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 1 4 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 6 1 1 6 3 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 0 1 7 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 4 5 DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 1 4 3 Landesverbande DSB Ligaordnung 2009 2010 0 3 1 2 Liste der auslandischen Sportler p 2 3References edit Landesverbande Deutscher Schutzenbund e V Ligaordnung des Deutschen Schutzenbundes e V 2009 2010 1 May 2009 Liste der auslandischen Sportler des Bundes und Regionalliga Saison 2008 2009External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Bundesliga shooting amp oldid 1095221018, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
