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The Berlin Recycling Volleys are a german volleyball sports team and part of the SC Charlottenburg. Currently they are playing in the first german "Bundesliga". Until summer 2011 the team went under the name of SCC Berlin. In 2014 the Berlin Recycling Volleys won the german championship for the sixth time. It was the third time in a row that they won the german championship.

The volleyball team SCC was founded in 1991 through the association of the players from the SC Charlottenburg, VdS Berlin and the SC Berlin. Many of the GDR top athletes continued their career in the "Bundesliga" just like René Hecht, Franko Hölzig, Ronald Triller, Robert Dellnitz and André Barnowski. But there were also a lot of new players that played for the SCC at the end of the 1990s like Marco Liefke, Stefan Hübner, Norbert Walter, Ilja Wiederschein, Frank Dehne, Björn Andrae. All of them were also once part of the german national volleyball team.

The squad for the 2014/15 volleyball season consists of 13 players. Ruben Schott, one of the youngsters of the team, signed a contract which is going to be persistant until 2017 but was borrowed by the Bundesliga-adversary "Chemie Volley Mitteldeutschland" for this season.

Squad - Season 2014/15

Name	Number	Nation	Height	Birthday	Position
Scott Touzinsky	1	Vereinigte Staaten United States	6 ft 7 in (2.00 m)	April 22, 1982	OH
Erik Shoji	2	Vereinigte Staaten United States	6 ft (1.84 m)	August 24, 1989	L
Robert Kromm	3	Deutschland Germany	6 ft 11 in (2.12 m)	March 09, 1984	OH
Aleksandar Spirovski	4	Serbien Serbia	6 ft 8 in (2.03m)	August 16, 1978	D
Felix Fischer	6	Deutschland Germany	6 ft 8 in (2.03m)	February 27, 1983	MB
Kawika Shoji	7	Vereinigte Staaten United States	6ft 4 in (1.92m)	November 11,1987	S
Sebastian Kühner	10	Deutschland Germany	6 ft 8 in (2.03m)	March 15, 1987	S
Martin Krystof	11	Tschechien Czech Republic	5 ft 10 in (1.79m)	October 11, 1982	L
Paul Carroll	12	Australien Australia	6 ft 9 in (2.05m)	May 16, 1986	D
Tomas Kmet	14	Slowakei Slovakia	6 ft 8 in (2,02m)	December 01, 1981	MB
Christian Dünnes	16	Deutschland Germany	6 ft 9,5 in (2,07m)	June 16, 1984	D
Rob Bontje	17	Niederlande Netherlands	6 ft 9 in (2,06m)	May 12, 1981	MB
[[Francesco De Marchi	18	Italien Italy	6 ft 3 in (1,93m)	June, 17, 1986	OH

Mark Lebedew will also be the head coach in the season 2014/15. The Australian replaced 2010 his Solvenian predecessor Anre Urnaut. New assistant coach is Manuel Müller. Team doctor Oliver Miltner and physiotherapist Christian Schwan are responsible for the medical attendance.

The SCC Berlin is one of the strongest competitor of the VfB Friedrichshafen in Germany. The Berlin team won six German championships (1993, 2003, 2004, 2012, 2013, 2014). In the season 2004/2005 the SCC lost the semifinal against the new runner-up evivo Düren and finally ended on the fourth place. A Year later the BR Volleys secured the third place after another defeat in the semifinal against Düren. In 2009 and 2010 the Berlin team retired in the semifinal. In 2011 the SCC became runner-up for the fourth time after 2000, 2002 and 2008. In 2012 the Berlin Recycling Volleys stopped the continuing success of Friedrichshafen and finally won one of the most pulsating final series in the recent history with 3:2 against Generali Haching. In 2013 and 2014 the championship could be defended with 3:1 in both years against VfB Friedrichshafen.

The SCC Berlin won three times in history the DVV Trophy (1994, 1996, and 2000). In the season 2004/2005 the SCC lost the final against Friedrichshafen. Afterwards the BR Volleys failed four times in a row in the semifinal, 2005/06 and 2007/08 again versus Friedrichshafen and 2006/07 and 2008/09 versus Moerser SC. In the following years the BR Volleys didn't reach the semifinal until the season 2013/14, where they lost the final against VfB Friedrichshafen.

After several participations in the Champions League, the SCC Berlin played in the season 2005/2006 in the CEV Cup. From November 11th till 13th 2005 there was a preliminary tournament in the Spanisch city Soria. In this tournament the Berlin team competed with the "TSV Hartberg" (Austria), "Schuvoc Halen" (Belgium) and the host team, Numancia Caja Duero Soria. The second place in this tournament wasn't enough to qualify for the next round. In the season 2006/07 the SCC Berlin played in the Top Teams Cup. At the preliminary tournament in Doetinchem (Netherlands) the Berlin team retired on the third place after defeats against the host team and Unicaja Almeria (Spain) and only one vitcory versus the Croatian team of "OK Karlovac". In the season 2007/08 the SCC Berlin reached the round of last sixteen in the Challenge Cup and was defeated by the Polish team of AZS Olsztyn. In 2008/09 the team lost in the first round in the "Golden Set" with 11:15 against the Greek club GC Lamia and later retired in the Challenge Cup against CAI Teruel. In 2009/10 the SCC Berlin acchieved the third place in the Challenge Cup after a 3:1 victory over VK Dukla Liberec. In 2010/11 the team reached the eighth finale of the CEV-Cup where they lost 2:3 and 1:3 against the Polish team Resovia Rzeszów. In the CEV-Cup 2011/12 Berlin reached the quarter final after victories over Anorthosis Famagusta and Istanbul. In the round of the last eight they lost two times against Acqua Paradiso Monza from Italy. In the Champions League 2012/13 the BR Volleys reached the playoff round as the second of their group. Then they retired with two tiebreak defeats against VK Zenit Kasan. The following year the Berlin team had the chance for a revenge, but couldn't win even one set against the Russian team.

The youth teams are called "SCC Juniors" and are headed by Stefan Meingast. They consist of twelve youth teams with players from seven up to under twenty years. Every team plays in the highest division. The team with the oldest players doesn't participate in the regular league operations and only plays championship tournaments and participates in the adult league system.

In course of the German reunification the SC Charlottenburg received the responsibility for the GDR Youth-Centre in Berlin-Marzahn. In this manner the continuance of the Youth-Centre could be guaranteed and the support of infants and adolescents could be continued. From the beginning the goal was to integrate the best youth players in the Bundesliga-team. From the SCC Juniors arose for example players like Björn Andrae, Norbert Walter, Manuel Rieke, Marcus Böhme, Denis Kaliberda and Sebastian Kühner. Three of the 13 players in the squad of the season 2013/14 are from the own youth teams.

For their youth development work the SCC has been honoured in 1997 and 2005 by the German Olympic Committee. The coaches are Andreas Nestke, Frank Bachmann, Franko Hölzig (Coach of the selection team of Berlin), Gil Ferrer Cutiño (Coach of the national base at VC Olympia Berlin) and have references to the "Volleyball-Bundesliga". The U19 team became German champion in 1995, 1997, 2000 and 2004. The U17 team won in 1995, 1997, 1998, 2004, 2007 and 2009 the German championship.

The home matches are taking place in the Max-Schmeling-Halle. At the third final game, in the season 2012/13 against VfB Friedrichshafen on 2nd of May 2013, there was a new record established with 8553 spectators.