Czech Sport Flags

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

• Czech Republic
• 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

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

Český Veslárský 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

Ceský 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 Rössler-Ořovský. 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

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