Czech Sport Flags

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• Athletic Club Královské Vinohrady
• Athletic Club Praha
• Blesk Rowing Club - modern design
• FC Brno
• Czech Athletic-Football Club / Vinohrady
• Czech Rowing Club of Pardubice
• Czech Yacht Club
• SK Čechie Karlín
• SK Praha 7
• SK Slavia
• Slavia Praha Rowing Club
• Hockey Club Slavia Prague
• Vajgar

• Czechia
• Czech Sokol Organization (CSO)

Athletic Club Královské Vinohrady

Athletic Club Královské Vinohrady (or AC Sparta since 1894): horizontal blue - yellow - red.
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 3 May 2005

Athletic Club Praha

Athletic Club Praha, vertical white - blue - red; founded 1890.
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 3 May 2005

Blesk Rowing Club

Blesk Rowing Club, the first sports club adopting a flag in 1876. Three times cranked thunderbolt recalls the name of this club while a yellow hand holding a paddle in the same color symbolizes its main branch of sport
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 3 May 2005

Blesk - modern design

Blesk Rowing Club, modern design: the arm is white contoured, with a blue bracelet around the top of the arm.
Source: Jeroen van Leeuwen, personal communication.
Jarig Bakker, 3 May 2005

FC Brno

This is the flag of 1. FC Brno, football club playing at Czech top level, which is one of the most popular teams in country. This club was founded at 1913 under the name SK Žýidenice (after the Brno suburb where it originally was from), at 1933 it reached top Czechoslovak Football League at the first time. After WWII club several changed its name (Zbrojovka Brno, Boby Brno). At 1978 it gained its single league title.

Flag of 1. FC Brno has blue vertical strip (about 1/4 of length) at hoist and five horizontal strips (red-white-red-white-red).
White and red is taken from coat of arms of Brno and are colours of team kits. Blue is at club logo and it is sometimes added as third colour of city - maybe because we can find this colour at Czech state flag and Moravian coat of arms. There is also mention (in book by Karel Liška and Ludvík Mucha: Klíč k našim městům, 1979) about popular but unofficial design of Brno city flag at 1970s, which was dark blue with W-R-W-R gothic shield in center.
More information at the club's website.
Jakub Grombíř, 16 Jun 2010

Czech Athletic-Football Club / Vinohrady

ČAFC / Czech Athletic-Football Club / Vinohrady (founded 1899) - quartered red and white; in center white oval charged with the club's logo.
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2005

Czech Rowing Club of Pardubice

Českíý Veslárskíý Klub Pardubice (Czech Rowing Club of Pardubice) - red wirg a white wavy fly-diagonal; in top hoist the half horse of the Pardubice arms and flag; in bottom fly a white rowing oar placed fly-diagonally.
Source: Jeroen van Leeuwen, personal communication.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2005

Czech Yacht Club

Ceskíý Yacht Klub - Czech Yacht Club - a white burgee with a blue cross; a red canton charged with the white Bohemian double-tailed lion rampant. After image at this website; the club was founded in 1893 by Josef Rssler-Ořovskíý. It is thanks to him, that the Czech delegation competed in the Games as a recognised state even before independence was declared in 1918. The CYK originated in the Blesk club.
Source: Jeroen van Leeuwen, personal communication.
Jarig Bakker, 3 May 2005

SK Čechie Karlín

SK Čechie Karlín (founded 1898).  Horizontal white over blue; in top hoist a red 5-pointed star. Another Prague sports club.
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2005

SK Praha 7

SK Praha 7 (founded 1898). Horizontal white over green; in top hoist a green five-pointed star standing on one point.
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2005

SK Slavia

SK Slavia (founded 1895), a multi-sport club. Horizontal white over red; in top hoist a red five-pointed star standing on one point.
Source: "Flags of the Czechoslovak Sports Clubs", by Jaroslav Martykán, 2001, a special issue of Vexilokontakt.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2005

Slavia Praha Rowing Club

I have recently acquired this stickpin featuring a very nice looking enamel red and white flag. I believe it may be an American nautical flag of some kind but I cannot find anything about it on any website. If you could identify it for me it would be much appreciated.
Brian Brecker, 21 March 2006

It is stickpin of sport club "Slavia Praha Rowing Club" (Veslarskíý klub Slavia Praha), see the club's website.
Victor Lomantsov, 18 Dec 2006

This club was founded in 1885, so it is 8 years older than the omni-club SK Slavia (combining soccer, icehockey and a lot more), with which it was merged by the Communists. This merger has been partly undone. SK Slavia was founded in the end of the 19th century as a cycling club and distrusted by the Habsburg government as a breeding nest of Czech national feelings. All Slavia clubflags combine (probably not incidently) white and red colors.
Jeroen van Leeuwen, 28 Mar 2005

Hockey Club Slavia Prague

Hockey club "Slavia" Prague - Emblem at this website - Slavia seems to be a sportsclub with many activities, like Icehockey and Football (soccer).
Viktor Lomantsov, 30 Aug 2006

Vajgar

Club "Vajgar" - That is a sports club in Jindřichův Hradec with (I suppose) many activities, like Icehockey and Rowing. Many websites show this flag, like this one.
Viktor Lomantsov, 30 Aug 2006