Muffled foxes

Muffled foxes
Full name	Dümptener Füchse 96 eV
place	Mülheim an der Ruhr
Founded	April 13, 1996
Club colors	Black red
Stadion	Holzstrasse sports hall
Places
Trainer	Ralf Buckermann
Homepage	düfü.de
league	2. Floorball Bundesliga
2017/2018
home Away

The Dümptener Füchse are a floorball team in Mülheim an der Ruhr and play in the 2nd Bundesliga .

history

Originally some athletes got together in 1996 and founded the club together to play volleyball. Five years later, in 2001, the floorball department followed . The first junior match day followed a year later. Joining the North Rhine-Westphalian Floorball Association in 2006 led to significant progress in youth work and was rewarded in 2009 with winning the German U17 championship on the small field. In 2012 he was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga . The women have been playing in the women's Bundesliga since the 2017/18 season .

successes

2009 Mülheim's first U19 national player (Kevin Buckermann) takes part in the World Championships in Turku (Finland) and wins a bronze medal

2009 U17 KF German champion

2010 Honoring the U17 team at the Medl Night of Winners

The national player Kevin Buckermann is honored at the Medl Night of the winners and the youth athlete of the year

2009/10 season men small field "Verbandsliga" NRW regional champion (promotion of men to the regional league)

2011/12 season men's GF 1st place at the NRW state championships (promotion of the men to the 2nd Bundesliga)

2014 U16 Juniors KF German Champion in Munich

2013/14 season runner-up in the 2nd floorball Bundesliga

March 2015 U16 women team for youth team of the year 2014

May 2015 Jan Niklas Buckermann wins the U19 Vice B World Championship title with the U19 German national team at the World Cup in Sweden

June 2015 Ladies KF Team II 3rd place at the German Championships in Kaufering

June 2015 U17 juniors KF German champions in Weißenfels

2014/15 season women GF West German champions 2014/15

2015/16 season women GF West German champions 2015/16

May 2016 Lena Best and Lea Hübel become U19 women B World Champions 2016 at the U19 World Cup in Canada with the U19 women German national team

Lena Best becomes the best German scorer in the tournament

June 2016 U17 Juniors KF German Champion 2016 in Mülheim an der Ruhr

June 2016 Women KF Team II Women KF German Champion 2016 in Hamburg

Season 2016/17 women GF West German champions 2016/17

December 2016 Jan Niklas Buckermann finished seventh with the German men's national team at the 2016 World Cup in Latvia

April 2017 Kevin Buckermann becomes assistant coach of the U19 women German national team

May 2017 The U19 women national team sighting camp takes place in Mülheim. Also there are Lena Best, Jana Baccus, Lena Baccus, Jana Bornemann, Madelyn Castillo

Lantigua, Sarah Hoymann, Miriam Rustemeier and Dimitra Schöpp.

December 2017 Lena Best is tenth with the German women's national team at the 2017 World Cup in Slovakia

January / February 2018 Lena Best, Jana Baccus, Jana Bornemann, Madelyn Castillo Lantigua and Winona Jürgens, as well as Kevin Buckermann as co-trainers take part with the

German U19 women's national team taking part in the Polish Cup

March 2018 Ladies GF Final 4 in Berlin Semi-finals in the Ladies Cup against Bonn

March 2018 women GF 3rd place in the first Bundesliga

May 2018 Lena Best, Jana Baccus, Jana Bornemann, Madelyn Castillo Lantigua and Winona Jürgens, as well as Kevin Buckermann as assistant trainer and Monika Best as team supervisor, finished seventh with the German U19 women's national team at the 2018 World Cup in Switzerland

May 2018 Vice German Champion Women KF 2018

January 2019 Lena Best, Jana Baccus and Winona Jürgens participate with the German women's national team in the qualification for the 2019 women's world championship

May 2019 women KF German champions and Dresden

Web links

• Website of the Dümptener Füchse
• Jürgen Bröker: Mülheim: The whole family is crazy about floorball. DIE WELT, November 24, 2016, accessed April 26, 2018 . 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Association portrait. Dümptener Füchse 96 eV, accessed on April 26, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Petra Meier: Successes - Evidence. In: Dümptener Füchse. Dümptener Füchse, March 5, 2018, accessed on October 14, 2019 (German).