Chronicle of the Lingener Judo Verein 198 eV
October 1957
Newspaper report about Judo and Bruno Zummach
First course in the Matth.-Claudius-Schule in Heukamps Tannen.
Bruno Zummach, II. DAN, the I. DAN was awarded to him in 1936 in Berlin by Jigoro Kano
German champions
1935 – light heavyweight
1936 – light heavyweight
1937 – heavyweight
1938 – heavyweight
1x Vice European Champion in the years
Herbst 1958
Foundation of the Lingen Judo and Jiu-Jitsu School. Chairman: Bruno Zummach.
Training in the Overberg School
October 1962
District championships in Lingen on Wilhelmshöhe
1963
the training was moved to the old gymnasium near the hospital
November 1967
new judo courses bring new members.
Heinz Janning is the chairman and trainer
1968
Renamed the Lingen Judo Association
16.06.1968
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the LJV, the district team championships for young people were held in Lingen. 2nd place for Lingen
14.03.1970
Bruno Zummach is awarded the DJB badge of honor in gold for his services to the judo sport.
April 1970
Klaus Lewicki succeeds Heinz Janning as chairman
February – April 1971
Werner Fangmann Lower Saxony Champion -80 kg of the youth, 3rd place in the North Germans and participation in the Germans.
June 1971
Lower Saxony champions of youth:
Rüdiger Ehlert -30 kg
Hans-Georg Jacob
December 1971
Bruno Zummach becomes an honorary member of the LJV
1972
Lower Saxony champions:
Ruth Lewicki, student
Hans-Georg Jacob, student
Karl-Heinz Jacob, youth
North German champion:
Karl-Heinz Jacob, youth
1973
Lower Saxony champions:
Ruth Lewicki
Klaus-Dieter Jacob
Christoph Hinz
Michael Boettcher
Hans-Georg Jacob
Karl-Heinz Jacob
North German champion:
Hans-Georg Jacob
April 1974
Hans-Georg Jacob, member of the youth national team, is nominated for the European championship.
1974
Lower Saxony champions:
Christina Jacob
Hans-Georg Jacob
Klaus-Dieter Jacob
North German champion:
Barbara Hinz
Christina Jacob
Hans-Georg Jacob
Klaus-Dieter Jacob
German championship:
3rd place Hans-Georg Jacob
International German Championship:
3rd place Ruth Lewicki
1975
International German Championship:
2nd place Ruth Lewicki
February 1975
Establishment of a karate department in the LJV, until 1977
Hannes Maass, 1st Dan Karate, heads the karate department
-The training starts on April 14th
Dirk Lukoschus national champion of youth in karate
In 1978 the department became an independent karate club
April 1975
LJV organizes the North German Youth Championships:
Klaus-Dieter Jacob 2nd place -45 kg
Hans Georg Jacob 1st place -63 kg
Michael Böttcher 1st place -57 kg
May 1975
German Youth Championship:
Klaus-Dieter Jacob 1st place -45 kg
Hans Georg Jacob 2nd place -63 kg
Michael Böttcher 3rd place -57 kg
September 1975
Landesm. female youth in Lingen:
Christina Jacob 3rd place -48 kg
Ruth Lewicki 1st place -52 kg
Karin Jenz 1st place -60 kg
November 1975
Michael Böttcher and Hans-Georg Jacob are nominated for the European Youth Championship in Finland.
December 1975
Georg Jacob 1st chairman until 1977, then Klaus Lewicki again.
May 1976
LJV organizes the North German Youth Championships.
Klaus-Dieter Jacob -50 kg 1st place
Michael Böttcher -63 kg 1st place
Hans-Georg Jacob 1st place
October 1976
Founding of the judo community in the district of Lingen, later the district of Emsland, by Blau-Weiß Lünne, VfL Handrup and the Lingen judo club. In order to be particularly successful in team competitions, all fighters of the three clubs start for the community (until the end of 1987).
The Nordhorn Judo Club became the German youth team champion – three judoka from Lingen fought in the team:
Klaus-Dieter Jacob -50 kg
Michael Böttcher -70 kg
Hans-Georg Jacob -80 kg
March 1977
Lingen becomes the base of the youth talent promotion of the Lower. Judo Association.
1977
Lower. Schoolgirls – Britta Dümmer -33 kg, 3rd pl.
Lower. Youth – Christoph Hinz -70 kg, 3rd pl.
North d. Youth – Klaus-Dieter Jacob -57 kg, 3rd pl.
North d. Youth tournament – Klaus-Dieter Jacob -57 kg, 1st place, Hans-Georg Jacob -68 kg, 1st place
Intern. German youth – Klaus-Dieter Jacob -52 kg, 3rd pl.
Klaus-Dieter and Hans-Georg Jacob member of the youth national team.
1983
German Championship Youth A:
German champion Ines Klamma.
1989
Referee Dirk Thiel passed the federal B license
2nd place for Heike Epmann, Landesm. female Youth A.
1996
3rd place for Asim Artanlar, North German individual championship U18.
1999
Michael Poitz becomes 1st Chairman (until 2005).
2000
6th place for Viktor Betz, North German individual championship U15.
2003
4th place for the men’s regional league team (Weser-Ems).
2005
First participation of a judo team in the indoor soccer tournament L-Town Open.
Asim Artanlar becomes 1st chairman.
2006
2nd place for Alexander Betz, national individual championship U16.
3rd place for Heinz Hemme, German single championship over 40
7th place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, European championship over 40.
2007
1st place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, German master 40+.
3rd place for Heinz Hemme, German single championship over 40.
Markus Slopianka acquires district judge license.
5th place for Heinz Hemme, European championship over 40
7th place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, European championship over 40
2008
The Lingen judo club celebrates its 50th anniversary.
2009
2nd place for Heinz Hemme, German single championship over 30
5th place for Heinz Hemme, European Championship 30+
11th place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, World Championship 30+
11th place for Heinz Hemme, World Championship 30+
2011
Guido Jaske becomes 1st chairman
1st place for Heinz Hemme, German single championship over 30
3rd place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, German individual championship over 30
3rd place for Heinz Hemme, World Championship 30+
5th place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, world championship over 30
3rd place for Heinz Hemme, European Championship 30+
5th place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, European Championship over 30
2014
2nd place for Fabian Jaske, North German Individual Championship U21
9th place for Fabian Jaske, German Individual Championship U21
1st place for Heinz Hemme, German single championship over 30
2nd place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, German individual championship over 30
2016
5th place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, World Championship in Malaga over 30
5th place for Heinz Hemme, World Championship in Malaga over 30
2nd place for Fabian Jaske, national individual championship U21
3rd place for Fabian Jaske, North German Individual Championships U21
2017
3rd place for Fabian Jaske, North German Individual Championships U21
1st place for Heinz Hemme, German individual championships in Wiesbaden over 30s
2nd place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, German individual championships in Wiesbaden Ü30
2018
1st place for Horst-Dieter Gössling, German individual championships in Wiesbaden over 30
2nd place for Heinz Hemme, German individual championships in Wiesbaden Ü30
To date, the Lingen judo club has produced a German individual champion four times and, together with Nordhorn, a German team champion in the A youth team. The association currently has around 120 active and 30 passive members. Including two bearers of the 4th Dan, one bearer of the 3rd Dan, two bearers of the 2nd Dan and four bearers of the 1st Dan.
