Central Sports Club of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

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Main stadium of the club (CSK ZSU Stadium)

Central Sports Club of the

fall of the Soviet Union
. CSK ZSU is subordinated to the Sport Administration of Ministry of Defense (created on April 29, 1992).

The club is a member of the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine and prepares Ukrainian Olympic reserve (Olympians) for Olympic Games.

The club also used to administer several professional teams, particularly in football such as FC CSKA Kyiv and cooperated with CSKA-Borysfen (since 2001 known as FC Arsenal Kyiv).

Brief overview

Sports Club of the Army (Soviet Union)

The predecessor of CSK ZSU was the Sports Club of the

Kyiv Military District (SK KVO) which was established on April 1, 1957 by the district's administration of military training as a regional department of the Sports Society of Armed Forces of the USSR
. The club was based on the Sports Club of the Kyiv Military District Officers' Club (SKDO Kyiv). The newly established club included following sports establishments:

The Palace of sports, stadium and the shooting range were all inherited from the Officers' Club. The swimming pool, initially uncovered, was part of the Officers' Club since 1951. However after its reconstruction in 1956, it was handed to the administration of military training and was transferred to the sports club only on April 1, 1958, a year later. The equestrian sports facilities were created on the base of a liquidated stables of the 114th Separate Rifle Company and were transferred to the sports club as well. In 1957 the football squad of military servicemen from the Soviet Class B (third tier) were added to the club. The football squad was completely sponsored by the Kyiv Military District headquarters. In 1959 the team however was dissolved.

On May 10, 1960, a day after the Victory Day, the club was renamed into the Army Sports Club Kyiv MD (SKA Kyiv). On July 4, 1962 the shooting sports facilities were transferred to the military unit #01626. Since May 20, 1971 the club was transferred to the staff of #48/105-A and on December 15 it adopted the number 14 becoming the 14th ASC. On February 12, 1980 the club created two children and youth sports schools. One school was for fighting sports and team sports, while another was for other Olympic sports.

Central Sports Club of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (Ukraine)

With

Kyiv Military District was dissolved, some of its components were moved to Russia, while others were transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine
. The former SKA Kyiv was discontinued and all its assets were transferred into the newly formed the Central Sports Club which absorbed all the Soviet Army centers based in Ukraine such as Odesa, Lviv, and Sevastopol (every one corresponds to the administrative center of a Soviet military district).

Sports and Tournaments

Departments of individual sports

  • Other (Radio sport, Avia-modeling sport)

Membership

Tournaments

Olympic laureates

Club's Olympians

1996 Summer Olympics

2000 Summer Olympics

2004 Summer Olympics

  • First Sergeant Hanna Kalinina (Silver, yacht)
  • (team) Senior Praporshchik Oleh Lykov and Senior Praporshchik Leonid Shaposhnikov (Bronze, rowing)
  • Senior Praporshchik Tetyana Semykina (Bronze, rowing)
  • Praporshchik Viktoriya Styopina (Bronze, athletics)
  • Senior Praporshchik Vladyslav Tretiak (Bronze, fencing)

2008 Summer Olympics

  • (combined team) Halyna Pundyk and Olha Zhovnir (Gold, fencing)
  • Praporshchik Iryna Lishchynska (Silver, athletics)
  • Praporshchik Viktoriya Tereshchuk (Bronze, pentathlon)

2012 Summer Olympics

  • (team) Nataliya Dovhodko, Junior Sergeant Anastasiya Kozhenkova, Junior Sergeant Kateryna Tarasenko, Lieutenant Yana Dementieva (Gold, rowing)
  • Junior Lieutenant
    Yuriy Cheban
    (Gold, canoeing)
  • Oleksandr Pyatnytsya (Silver, athletics)
  • (combined team) Mariya Ryemyen (Bronze, athletics)

2015 European Games

  • Oleh Vernyayev
    (2 Gold, gymnastics)
  • (combined team) Senior Sergeant Olha Zhovnir, Alina Komashchuk, Olena Kravatska (Gold, fencing)
  • Andriy Khloptsov (Gold and Bronze, swimming)
  • Senior Private
    Andriy Yagodka
    (Gold, fencing)
  • (combined team)
    Oleh Vernyayev
    (Silver, gymnastics)
  • Private Olena Sayko (Silver, sambo)
  • Senior Private Svitlana Yaryomka (Bronze, judo)
  • Vasyl Shuptar (Bronze, wrestling)

Medal tables

Further information on Ukraine at the 2015 European Games: Ukraine at the Olympics

Medals by Summer Games

GamesGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1996 Atlanta1045
2000 Sydney0123
2004 Athens0145
2008 Beijing1113
2012 London26917
2015 Baku74516
Totals (6 entries)11132549

Medals by summer sport

Updated for 2012 Olympics

SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Rowing1023
Fencing1012
Canoeing1001
Weightlifting1001
Athletics0246
Sailing0123
Archery0112
Gymnastics0011
Modern pentathlon0011
Totals (9 entries)441220

Olympic centers and clubs

Centers

Clubs

  • Central Sports Club of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Kyiv
  • Sports club Odesa
  • Sports club Bila Tserkva
  • Sports club Sevastopol
  • Group of athletes of the highest qualification

See also

External links

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