Bavarian Ice Sports Association

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Bavarian Ice Sports Association
Founded 1906
Place of foundation Nuremberg
president Dieter Hillebrand
societies 90
Members 111,359
Association headquarters Georg-Brauchle-Ring 93
80992 Munich
Homepage www.bev-eissport.de

The Bavarian Ice Sports Association (BEV) is the Bavarian professional association for ice sports and thus also a member of the Bavarian State Sports Association and the respective federal professional sports associations . The association was founded between the two world wars. It is divided into the specialist fields of ice hockey , figure skating , curling , ice stock sport and speed skating .

History of the association until 1945

  • 1906 Foundation of the Bavarian Ice Skating District in Nuremberg as a state association for ice skating with the participation of u. a. Art ice skating world champion G. Fuchs. The founding associations of the association come from Augsburg , Bamberg , Lindau , Munich and Nuremberg .
  • 1914 The preparatory work of the association for the introduction of the sports of ice hockey and curling is prevented by the outbreak of the First World War .
  • Between 1922 and 1931, the association was renamed the Bavarian Ice Sports Association with the addition of other sports.
  • 1932 Renaming to the Bavarian Ice and Roller Sports Association after the start of roller sports .
  • 1934 Transformation of the association into the specialist office for ice and roller skating as part of the dissolution of the independent sports associations.
  • 1945 re-establishment as the Bavarian Ice Sports Association . The roller sports found their own association again

Ice hockey games

The divisional Hockey Association organized the Bavarian amateur leagues gaming operations in ice hockey, which for the senior citizens and the young ages of juniors, youth and students in Bavaria League , division Bavaria and District League Bayern divided. As a special feature, natural ice leagues were held by the specialist division until 2006/07 , in the youth division of which three teams from Thanning , Lenggries and Gaißach recently took part.

From the BEV area, 9 clubs currently play in the DEL or DEL2 and DEB leagues , there are 13 clubs in the Oberliga Süd :

Statistics of German ice hockey champions from Bavaria

Currently until the 2019/20 season

team Administrative district championship Runner-up
EV Fuessen Logo.png EV Füssen Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia (Bavaria) 16 6th
SC Riessersee Logo.svg SC Riessersee Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 10 15th
SB Rosenheim logo.png SB Rosenheim Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 3 3
EHC Muenchen Logo from 2010 2011.svg EHC Red Bull Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 3 1
EC Bad Tölz3.gif EC Bad Toelz Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 2 8th
EV Landshut Logo.svg EV Landshut Coat of arms district Niederbayern.svg Lower Bavaria 2 4th
MTV Muenchen Logo.svg MTV 1879 Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 4th
ERC Ingolstadt Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
Munich Barons.png Munich Barons Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
ECHedos Logo.png EC Hedos Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 -
Nuremberg Ice Tigers Middle Franconia Wappen.svg Middle Franconia - 2
Logo Augsburger EV 1878.png Augsburg panther Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia (Bavaria) - 1
total 40 46
  • Of the 99 German championships played so far , 86 times (87%) Bavarian clubs have made it to the finals, of which 40 (46.5%) have been won.
  • In the 2019/20 season, the championship playoffs were not played due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The main round winner was EHC Red Bull Munich, who finished the round with a six point lead. The second best Bavarian team were the Straubing Tigers , who finished the season third in the main round.

Bavarian Championships

From 1912/13 Bavarian teams took part in the final round of the German Championship. From 1919 to 1948, the Bavarian ice hockey champion was played in the form of finals and thus qualified for participation in the German championship. From 1949 to 1968, the Bavarian master was determined in the game operations of the Bavarian State League , which was classified as II. To IV. League in the time. Since the Bavarian Ice Hockey League , introduced in 1968, the league champion has also been the Bavarian champion. The Bayernliga is currently the fourth highest division in the German league system.

Seasonal statistics since 1968

For the 1968/69 season, the ice hockey Bavarian League (BYL) was introduced, the master of which is referred to as the Bavarian master .

Bayern League season Bavarian master Runner-up class Finals info 
2019/20 TEV Miesbach EHF Passau IV Promoted OL: EHF Passau, HC Landsberg
2018/19 EV Füssen TEV Miesbach IV Promoted OL: EV Füssen
2017/18 Highest age EC ESC Dorfen IV Newcomer OL: Höchstadt
2016/17 ECDC Memmingen TSV Erding I V. Newcomers OL: Memmingen, Miesbach
2015/16 EHC Waldkraiburg Highest age EC I V. Newcomers OL: Waldkraiburg, Höchstadt, Lindau
2014/15 EV Lindau Höchstadt EC I V. Not a climber
2013/14 ERC Sonthofen ECDC Memmingen I V. Newcomer OL: ERC Sonthofen
2012/13 EHC Bayreuth ERC Sonthofen I V. Newcomer OL: Bayreuth
2011/12 ERV Schweinfurt EV Willows I V. Newcomer OL: Schweinfurt, Weiden
2010/11 ERC Sonthofen TSV Erding I V. Promoted OL: TSV Erding
2009/10 TEV Miesbach VER Same I V. Newcomer OL: Same
2008/09 ERV Schweinfurt TSV Peissenberg I V. Not a climber
2007/08 EHC Waldkraiburg EC Pfaffenhofen I V. Not a climber
2006/07 EHF Passau Deggendorfer SC I V. Newcomers OL: Passau, Deggendorf
2005/06 Highest age EC EHC Waldkraiburg I V. Not a climber
2004/05 EV Landsberg 2000 EC Pfaffenhofen I V. Newcomer OL: EV Landsberg 2000
2003/04 Starbulls Rosenheim EV Landsberg 2000 I V. Newcomer OL: Starbulls Rosenheim
2002/03 EHC Munich 98 EV Landsberg 2000 I V. Promoted to the top league: EHC Munich 98
2001/02 EA Schongau ESV Königsbrunn V. RL-Bayernliga is fourth class.
2000/01 Highest age EC ERC Sonthofen V. Promoted RL (4th league): Höchstadt
1999/00 ERV Schweinfurt Augsburg EV V. Promoted RL (4th league): Schweinfurt, Augsburger EV
1998/99 EHC Memmingen EA Kempten V. Promoted to the RL (4th league): Memmingen, Kempten
1997/98 ESC Munich EHC Bad Aibling IV. Promoted to the 2nd division: Munich, Bad Aibling
1996/97 ESV Bayreuth EC Pfaffenhofen IV. Promoted to the 2nd league: Bayreuth, Pfaffenhofen
1995/96 ESC Dorfen EA Kempten IV. Promoted to the 2nd division: Dorfen
1994/95 Wanderers Germering ERC Hassfurt IV. Promoted to the 2nd division: Haßfurt
1993/94 ESC Dorfen ERC Hassfurt V. Bayernliga is fourth class
1992/93 EC Pfaffenhofen EV Regensburg V. Promoted RL: Regensburg
1991/92 ETC Crimmitschau ERC Hassfurt V. RL: Crimmitschau, ice hockey in EC Ulm / Neu-Ulm , Haßfurt
1990/91 EV Bad Wörishofen EV Moosburg V. RL: Bad Wörishofen, SV Gendorf , ERC Ingolstadt ,
Moosburg, ESV Bad Bayersoien
1989/90 ERV Schweinfurt ERSC Amberg V. RL: Schweinfurt, Weiden, Amberg, ERC Lechbruck
1988/89 EHC Bad Reichenhall EC Pfaffenhofen V. RL: Bad Reichenhall, Wörishofen, Selb
1987/88 VFL Waldkraiburg Kulmbacher EC V. RL: Waldkraiburg, Kulmbacher EC, Germering
1986/87 EV Pegnitz EC Bad Reichenhall V. RL: Pegnitz, Bad Reichenhall
1985/86 EV Bad Wörishofen TSV Schliersee V. RL: Bad Wörishofen, Oberstdorf, Schliersee, Dorfen, Lechbruck
1984/85 EC Hedos Munich TSV Königsbrunn V RL: Munich, Königsbrunn, Schweinfurt, Erding
1983/84 EV Dingolfing EHC Straubing V RL: Dingolfing, Straubing, Moosburg,
Berchtesgaden, TSV Trostberg , Deggendorf,
1982/83 ESV Burgau EV Berchtesgaden V RL: Burgau, Mittenwald, Dorfen, Memmingen
1981/82 ERSC Amberg ESV Buchloe V RL: Amberg, Buchloe, Pegnitz, EHC 80 Nuremberg
1980/81 SC Reichersbeuern SV Gendorf V RL: Reichersbeuern, Gendorf, Waldkraiburg, TSV Marktoberdorf
1979/80 SV Bayreuth EC Geisenhausen V RL: Bayreuth
1978/79 EA Schongau EV Kempten V RL promoted: Schongau, Kempten, ESV Burgau , TSV Trostberg
1977/78 TSV Farchant EC Bad Reichenhall V RL: Farchant, Bad Reichenhall, ERC Ingolstadt , SC Gaißach
1976/77 TSV Königsbrunn EV Fürstenfeldbruck V RL (4th league): Königsbrunn, Fürstenfeldbruck
1975/76 EV Pegnitz V RL (4th league): Pegnitz, Deggendorf, Waldkraiburg
1974/75 SC Reichersbeuern (?) V Promoted to the RL (4th league): Reichersbeuern, Wörishofen,
SV Hohenfurch , Lechbruck
1973/74 IV Promoted to new RL (IV league): ERC Sonthofen , EC Oberstdorf ,
TSV Schliersee , EV Berchtesgaden , TuS Geretsried (BLL master)
1972/73 EHC 70 Munich IV Newcomers to the upper league: EHC 70 and SG Moosburg
1971/72 SC Reichersbeuern SV Hohenfurch IV Promoted to the RL (3rd league): Munich EV and EC Peiting
1970/71 TSV Peissenberg IV Promoted to RL (3rd league): Peißenberg, Selb (BLL champion)
1969/70 EHC Klostersee IV Promoted to the RL (3rd league): Klostersee, TSV Straubing , Inzell, EV Fürstenfeldbruck , Augsburger EV 1b
1968/69 EV Landshut 1b TSV Straubing IV Promoted to the regional league (3rd league): EV Landshut 1b

Season statistics 1948 to 1968

In 1948 the Bavarian State League was introduced. The state league champion was also referred to as the Bavarian champion until 1968 .

Regional league season Bavarian master Runner-up class Finals info
1967/68 EV Berchtesgaden EV Regensburg IV Berchtesgaden joins the natural ice Bavarian League. Regensburg and
the EC Bad Tolz 1. b promoted to the third class regional league.
1966/67 SC Reichersbeuern VER Same IV Both rise to the third-class regional league.
1965/66 IV Since the Regionalliga was
reduced from four to two groups for the 1966/67 season , there were no promoters.
1964/65 SV Hohenfurch IV Klostersee, Garmisch and Lechbruck are promoted to the
new third-class regional league.
1963/64 Augsburg EV EHC Klostersee IV Augsburger rises to the third class group league.
1962/63 Munich EV IV Munich rises to the third class group league.
1961/62 EV Rosenheim IV Rosenheim is promoted to the new third-class group league.
1960/61 EC Oberstdorf III Oberstdorf (German LL-runner-up) rose to the upper league (2nd division) and
places 2 to 6 were founding members of the new group league (3rd division)
1959/60 ERC Sonthofen III Sonthofen ( German national league champion ) is promoted to the league.
1958/59 EV Landsberg HG / SG Nuremberg III Landsberg (also southern German champions ) and Nuremberg rise to the top division.
1957/58 SC Ziegelwies TEV Miesbach II Ziegelwies (also southern German master ) and Miesbach rise to the top division.
1956/57 EV Landshut II Landshut (also southern German master ) is promoted to the first-class league.
1955/56 ESV Kaufbeuren HG Nuremberg II Kaufbeuren (South German runner-up) is promoted to the Oberliga (1st league).
1954/55 TEV Miesbach EV Landshut II Miesbach waives his right to promotion, Weßling remains a league player.
1953/54 EV Rosenheim ESV Kaufbeuren II Rosenheim (German second division runner-up),
Weßling wins relegation and remains in the top division.
1952/53 SC Weßling II Weßling ( German second division champions ) is promoted to the upper league (1st division).
1951/52 TEV Miesbach EV Landshut II Miesbach loses the relegation against the
upper division EV Rosenheim and does not rise
1950/51 EV Rosenheim EV Landshut II Rosenheim wins relegation against Tegernsee (OL)
and is promoted to the top league.
1949/50 EC Bad Toelz EV Landshut II Bad Tölz moves up to the top league.
1948/49 EV Tegernsee EV Landshut II The EV Tegernsee ( South German master ) rises to the Oberliga (1st league).

Season statistics 1912 to 1948

season Bavarian master finalist Result Bavarian participants in the German championship
1947/48 EV Füssen SC Riessersee 6: 5 SC Riessersee (German champion) , EV Füssen (3rd place) and
HC Augsburg were the Bavarian climbers in the newly introduced
first-class league . Another participant was the EV Tegernsee .
1946/47 SC Riessersee ESV Füssen 4: 3 SC Riessersee (German champion) , EV Füssen
1945/46 no event
1944/45 No event due to the war
1943/44 Riessersee EV Füssen 4: 3 EV Füssen (4th place) competed for Riessersee.
1942/43 Riessersee EV Füssen SC Riessersee, EV Füssen
1941/42 Riessersee EV Füssen SC Riessersee, EV Füssen
1940/41 Riessersee EV Füssen SC Riessersee (German champion) , EV Füssen
1939/40 Riessersee EV Füssen SC Riessersee (3rd place), EV Füssen wins the Leinweber Cup .
1938/39 SC Riessersee EV Füssen 6: 1 SC Riessersee, EV Füssen
1937/38 SC Riessersee EV Füssen SC Riessersee (German Champion) , EV Füssen (4th place)
1936/37 SC Riessersee HG Nuremberg 3-0 SC Riessersee (German runner-up), HG Nürnberg, EV Füssen
1935/36 SC Riessersee ESV Füssen SC Riessersee (German runner-up), EV Füssen (3rd place), HG Nürnberg
1934/35 SC Riessersee ESV Füssen 1-0 SC Riessersee (German champion) , EV Füssen (D-runner-up)
1933/34 ESV Füssen SC Riessersee 1: 1 SC Riessersee (German runner-up), ESV Füssen (3rd place)
1932/33 SC Riessersee ESV Füssen 2-0 SC Riessersee (German runner-up), EV Füssen (3rd place)
1931/32 Munich EV SC Riessersee SC Riessersee (German runner-up), Munich EV (3rd place)
1930/31 SC Riessersee Munich EV table SC Riessersee, Munich EV
1929/30 SC Riessersee ESV Füssen 1-0 EV Füssen (3rd place), SC Riessersee
1928/29 ESV Füssen SC Riessersee 1-0 SC Riessersee ( German runner-up ), ESV Füssen (3rd place)
1927/28 SC Riessersee ESV Füssen table SC Riessersee (German runner-up), ESV Füssen (3rd place)
1926/27 SC Riessersee HG Nuremberg 8: 2 SC Riessersee ( German champion ) ,
ESV Füssen (3rd place), Munich EV,
1925/26 Munich EV SC Riessersee 2: 1 SC Riessersee ( semifinals ), Munich EV
1924/25 not forgiven SC Riessersee ( German runner-up ), Munich EV (3rd place)
1923/24 SC Riessersee MTV Munich SC Riessersee ( German runner-up )
1922/23 MTV Munich None
1921/22 MTV Munich HG Nuremberg 2-0 MTV Munich 1879 (German champion)
1920/21 MTV Munich MTV Munich 1879 (German runner-up)
1919/20 MTV Munich 1879 Nuremberg HTC 8: 1 MTV Munich 1879 (German runner-up)
1914-1919 No event due to the war
1913/14 MTV Munich 1879 German runner-up and Südd. master
1912/13 MTV München 1879 (German runner-up), Münchener EV,
Münchner SC and SC Monachia München

Source: passionhockey.com

Statistics of the Bavarian champions

team Administrative district Bavarian Championships of which as the 2nd division of which as 3rd division of which as the 4th division of which as the 5th division
SC Riessersee Logo.svg SC Riessersee Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 16 16
MTV Muenchen Logo.svg MTV Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 4th 4th
EV Fuessen Logo.png EV Füssen Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 4th 3 1
TEV neu.png TEV Miesbach Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 4th 2 2
Starbulls Rosenheim Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 4th 2 2
ERV Schweinfurt Logo.svg ERV Schweinfurt Lower Franconia Wappen.svg Lower Franconia 4th 2 2
Munich EV Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 3 2 1
ERCSonthofen logo.png ERC Sonthofen Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 3 1 2
EHC Bayreuth Logo.svg EHC Bayreuth Coat of arms of the district of Upper Franconia2.svg Upper Franconia 3 2 1
Logo Hoechstadt Alligators.gif Highest age EC Middle Franconia Wappen.svg Middle Franconia 3 2 1
SC Reichersbeuern Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 3 2 1
EHC Waldkraiburg Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 3 2 1
EV Landshut Logo.svg EV Landshut Coat of arms district Niederbayern.svg Lower Bavaria 2 1 1
HCL Logo.png HC Landsberg Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 2 1 1
Logo-ESC-Dorfen.jpg ESC Dorfen Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 2 1 1
Logo EHC Memmingen.jpg EHC Memmingen Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 2 1 1
EV Bad Wörishofen Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 2 2
EV Pegnitz Coat of arms of the district of Upper Franconia2.svg Upper Franconia 2 2
EAS Logo.png EA Schongau Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 2 2
EC Bad Tölz3.gif EC Bad Toelz Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
ESV-Kaufbeuren-logo.svg ESV Kaufbeuren Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 1 1
EV Tegernsee Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
SC Weßling Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
SC Ziegelwies Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EC Oberstdorf Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 1 1
Logo Augsburger EV 1878.png Augsburg EV Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 1 1
EV Berchtesgaden Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
Wanderers Germering Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
SV Hohenfurch Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EHC Klostersee Logo 2017.svg EHC Klostersee Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EV Lindau Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 1 1
EHC 70 Munich px150.png EHC 70 Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EHC Muenchen Logo from 2010 2011.svg EHC Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
ESC Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EHF Passau Coat of arms district Niederbayern.svg Lower Bavaria 1 1
TSV Peissenberg Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
ERSC Amberg opt.svg ERSC Amberg Coat of arms Oberpfalz.svg Upper Palatinate 1 1
ESV Burgau Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 1 1
ETC Crimmitschau.svg Crimmitschau Coat of arms of Saxony.svg Saxony 1 1
EHC Bad Reichenhall Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EV Dingolfing Coat of arms district Niederbayern.svg Lower Bavaria 1 1
Coat of arms TSV Farchant.svg TSV Farchant Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
TSV Königsbrunn Coat of arms Swabia Bavaria.svg Swabia 1 1
Hedos Munich px150.png Hedos Munich Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1
EC Pfaffenhofen Coat of arms Upper Bavaria.svg Upper Bavaria 1 1

Currently until the 2019/20 season

BEV Playoff Championships

As part of the interlocking round of Oberliga Süd / Bayernliga , which was introduced in 2016/17, the BEV playoff champions were played under the umbrella of the BEV until 2017/18. From 2018/19 two teams qualify in the teeth round, with two participants of the OLS and 8 participants of BYL for the league . The BEV playoff championship will not be played for the time being.

season winner finalist series Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
2016/17 EHC Waldkraiburg EV Lindau 3: 2 1: 5 0: 2 2: 1 5: 2 5: 2
2017/18 ECDC Memmingen EV Lindau 2: 1 7: 3, 3: 6 2: 1 n.v. - -

North Bavarian and South Bavarian master

From 1919 to 1951, the North and South Bavarian champions were also temporarily determined.

season North Bavarian champion South Bavarian champion 
1919/20 Nuremberg HC MTV Munich
1920/21 Munich EV
1921/22 HG Nuremberg MTV Munich
1922/23 MTV Munich
1923/24 HG Nuremberg
1924/25 HG Nuremberg SC Riessersee
1925/26 HG Nuremberg SC Riessersee
1926/27 HG Nuremberg
1927/28
1928/29 HG Nuremberg SC Riessersee (?)
1929/30
1931/32 HG Nuremberg
1932/33 HG Nuremberg
1933/34 HG Nuremberg
1935/36 HG Nuremberg
1936/37
1949/50 EC Donaustauf

Source: passionhockey.com

Cup competitions

Bayern mug

The Bayernkrug was a national ice hockey cup of the state of Bavaria. It is held annually - with breaks - under the direction of the BEV. Originally all senior teams registered with the BEV were eligible to participate; from 2010, teams in the Bayern League were no longer permitted. Since the minimum number of teams requested by the Bavarian Ice Sports Association is regularly exceeded, qualifying games were played in advance so that a round of 16 could then start. The game was played in a knockout system with a return leg, with the results added up. If there is a tie after the second leg, the winner will be determined in the penalty shootout. Lower-class clubs generally had home rights in the first leg - but the clubs could deviate from this by mutual agreement. The competition was discontinued in 2011 due to decreasing interest.

season winner finalist total First leg Return leg.
1991/92 EC Planegg-Geisenbrunn Send EC
1992/93 Send EC EC Schwaig
1993/94 EV Aich Highest age EC
1994/95 ESV Bayreuth Highest age EC
1995/96 ESV Bayreuth Highest age EC 18: 8 12: 4 6: 4
1996/97 Highest age EC
1999/00 EHC Waldkraiburg Bad Reichenhall 21:10 7: 4 14: 6
2001/02 EV Landsberg 2000 EV Pegnitz 18: 5 7: 5 11: 0
2003/04 TSV Peissenberg ESV Buchloe 12: 9 6: 6 6: 3
2004/05 ECDC Memmingen ESV Buchloe 10: 6 8: 6 2-0
2005/06 EHF Passau Black Hawks ERV Schweinfurt 5: 3 1: 2 4: 1
2006/07 VER Same EV Lindau 10: 9 5: 7 5: 2
2007/08 EHC Bayreuth EA Schongau 7: 5 3: 3 4: 2
2008/09 EHC Bayreuth EV Regensburg 8: 6 3: 1 5: 5
2009/10 EV Willows EA Schongau 9: 3 2: 2 7: 1
2010/11 EHC Waldkraiburg EV Pegnitz 5: 3 2: 1 3: 2

Source: bev-eissport.de

BEV Cup

The BEV introduced a new cup competition for the 2016/17 season. This is intended in particular to create additional playing opportunities for clubs that do not take part in the play-off or finals of their league. The first event started on February 10, 2017. The first winner of this competition in 2017 was VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm . From the 2019/20 season onwards, the BEV Cup will only be held at the district level (32 teams).

season winner finalist total First leg Return leg
2016/17 VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm SE Freising 11: 3 6: 2 5: 1
2017/18 VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm EHC Waldkraiburg 1b 8: 7 4: 5 4: 2
2018/19 ESV Dachau Woodpeckers ERSC Ottobrunn 7: 7 4: 3 3: 4 n.p.
2019/20 Wanderers Germering EHC Waldkraiburg 1b 10: 6 5: 4 5: 2

Source: bev-eissport.de

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne de hockey sur glace 1999/00. Retrieved March 19, 2018 (French).
  2. ↑ Chronicle of EC Peiting (1971/72 season, accessed on February 15, 2018)
  3. ^ Chronicle of EV Berchtesgaden (page 30, accessed on September 6, 2017)
  4. ↑ Chronicle SV Hohenfurch (accessed online February 26, 2012)
  5. ^ Ice hockey Germany 1939/40 Passion hockey
  6. ↑ Völkischer Beobachter of December 19, 1938, page 4 Austrian National Library , ANNO
  7. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne 1933/34. passionhockey.com, accessed on April 17, 2018 (French, Füssen was champion, as Riessersee did not play for the second leg).
  8. ^ Austrian National Library , Salzburger Volksblatt , January 7, 1932, page 9
  9. ^ Austrian National Library , Salzburger Volksblatt , February 1, 1932, page 8
  10. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l Festschrift 60 years HG Nürnberg ( Memento of the original from December 20, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.hgnuernberg.de
  11. ↑ digiPress: AZ am Morgen (Allgemeine Zeitung), 03/11/1926 from the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
  12. ↑ https://www.hockeyarchives.info/Allemagne1925.htm
  13. ↑ Archive Ice Hockey Germany from 1908/09 Passionhockey
  14. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne 1919/20 at hockeyarchives.info (French)
  15. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne 1920/21 at hockeyarchives.info (French)
  16. ↑ Bayerische Sportzeitung July 1950: Report about a possible change of a player of the "North Bavarian Masters".
    Newspaper viewed in the Bavarian State Library.
  17. ↑ Archive Ice Hockey Germany from 1908/09 Passionhockey
  18. ↑ see rule (under the game board)
  19. ↑ EC Planegg-Geisenbrunn, club booklet district league 1992/93 season (PDF)
  20. ^ Championnat d'Allemagne 1995/96. passionhockey.com, accessed April 17, 2018 (French).
  21. ^ Results service of the BEV
  22. ↑ Conclusion with a double pack. Merkur.de, February 2, 2017, accessed on April 17, 2018 (Black Bears play the last season games in the national league season).
  23. ^ Results service of the BEV