Freiburg is home to football teams SC Freiburg, which plays at the Schwarzwald-Stadion and is represented in the 1.
or 2.
Bundesliga since 1978, and Freiburger FC, German championship winner of 1907.
In 2016, SC Freiburg got promoted to the highest league for the fifth time in its club history.
The club became generally known in Germany for its steady staffing policy.
Achim Stocker was president of the club from 1972 until his death in 2009.
Longtime coach was Volker Finke (1991-2007), to whose initiative the football school of the club goes back.
In 2004, SC Freiburg celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Since December 2011, the coach is Christian Streich.
The women's team of SC Freiburg plays in the first Women's Bundesliga.

Freiburg also has the EHC Freiburg ice hockey team, which plays at the Franz-Siegel Halle.
In the season 2003/2004 the EHC Freiburg (the wolves) played in the DEL, the highest German ice hockey league.
Currently, season 2018/19, they play in the second league (DEL2).

Additionally, there is the RC Freiburg Rugby union team, which competes in the second Bundesliga South (Baden Wurttemberg).
The home ground of the club, the only rugby sports field in the wider area, is located in March-Hugstetten.

Then, there is the volleyball men's team of the FT 1844 Freiburg, which plays in the second Bundesliga since 2001 and the handball women's team of the HSG Freiburg, which plays in the 3rd Women's Handball League.

Freiburg is represented in the first women's basketball league by the Eisvögel (Kingfisher) USC Freiburg.
In the season 2005/2006, the Kingfishers took second place after the end of the second round, in the season 2006/2007 it was the fourth place.
The men's team of the USC played in the 2009/10 season in the ProA (2nd Bundesliga).
The Freiburg men's team played their last first-division season in 1998/1999.
Currently, season 2018/19, the men's team plays in the Oberliga and the women's team in the regional league.

From 1925 to 1984, the Schauinsland Races took place on an old logging track.
The course is still used periodically for European Hill Climb Championships.
Freiburg is home to football teams SC Freiburg, which plays at the Schwarzwald-Stadion and is represented in the 1. or 2. Bundesliga since 1978, and Freiburger FC, German championship winner of 1907. In 2016, SC Freiburg got promoted to the highest league for the fifth time in its club history. The club became generally known in Germany for its steady staffing policy. Achim Stocker was president of the club from 1972 until his death in 2009. Longtime coach was Volker Finke (1991-2007), to whose initiative the football school of the club goes back. In 2004, SC Freiburg celebrated its 100th anniversary. Since December 2011, the coach is Christian Streich. The women's team of SC Freiburg plays in the first Women's Bundesliga.
Freiburg also has the EHC Freiburg ice hockey team, which plays at the Franz-Siegel Halle. In the season 2003/2004 the EHC Freiburg (the wolves) played in the DEL, the highest German ice hockey league. Currently, season 2018/19, they play in the second league (DEL2).
Additionally, there is the RC Freiburg Rugby union team, which competes in the second Bundesliga South (Baden Wurttemberg). The home ground of the club, the only rugby sports field in the wider area, is located in March-Hugstetten.
Then, there is the volleyball men's team of the FT 1844 Freiburg, which plays in the second Bundesliga since 2001 and the handball women's team of the HSG Freiburg, which plays in the 3rd Women's Handball League.
Freiburg is represented in the first women's basketball league by the Eisvögel (Kingfisher) USC Freiburg. In the season 2005/2006, the Kingfishers took second place after the end of the second round, in the season 2006/2007 it was the fourth place. The men's team of the USC played in the 2009/10 season in the ProA (2nd Bundesliga). The Freiburg men's team played their last first-division season in 1998/1999. Currently, season 2018/19, the men's team plays in the Oberliga and the women's team in the regional league.
From 1925 to 1984, the Schauinsland Races took place on an old logging track. The course is still used periodically for European Hill Climb Championships.
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