Düsseldorfer EG / Statistics

This article serves to present important statistics on the Düsseldorfer EG , for which there is little space in the main article. At important points there are links to individual sections of this data collection.

Successful teams

German champion 1966/67

position	Surname
Goal:	Rainer Gossmann , Hans-Joachim Schmengler
Defense:	Dieter Hoja , Horst Hübbers , Horst Roes , Jochen Schmidt , Otto Schneitberger
Storm:	Erich Böttcher , Peter Gregory , Karl Heitmüller, Kurt Jablonski , Ingo Lingemann , Sepp Reif , Karl-Heinz Löggow , Reinhold Rief , Ferdinand Werdermann
Trainer:	Hans Rampf

German champion 1971/72

position	Surname
Goal:	Rainer Makatsch , Manfred Fleischer
Defense:	Harald Kadow , Otto Schneitberger , Rudolf Potsch , Erich Weide , Heiko Antons , Frank Neupert , Jürgen Schwer
Storm:	Sepp Reif , Petr Hejma , Vladimír Vacátko , Walter Stadler , Anton Pohl (ice hockey player) , Klaus Volland , Walter Köberle , Wolfgang Boos , Peter Müller , Erwin Zeidler , Hubert Engel
Trainer:	Xaver nonsense

German champion 1974/75

position	Surname
Goal:	Rainer Makatsch , Manfred Fleischer
Defense:	Jürgen Schwer , Heiko Antons , Horst-Peter Kretschmer , Georg Kink , Otto Schneitberger , Hans Clouth
Storm:	Walter Stadler , Wolfgang Boos , Vladimír Vacátko , Klaus Volland , Sepp Reif , Walter Köberle , Michael Muus , Gerd Baldauf , Wolfgang Hellwig , Russel Wiechnik , Petr Hejma , George Agar
Trainer:	Chuck Holdaway

German champion 1989/90

position	Surname
Goal:	Helmut de Raaf , Markus Flemming
Defense:	Uli Hiemer , Mike Schmidt , Rick Amann , Andreas Niederberger , Stefan Königer , Christof Kreutzer , Jürgen Schulz
Storm:	Gerd Truntschka , Bernd Truntschka , Chris Valentine , Peter-John Lee , Andreas Brockmann , Dieter Hegen , Oliver Kasper , Manfred Wolf , Roy Roedger , Lane Lambert , Dieter Willmann , Petr Hejma junior
Trainer:	Peter Johansson , from the play-offs: Petr Hejma senior

German champion 1990/91

position	Surname
Goal:	Helmut de Raaf , Markus Flemming
Defense:	Uli Hiemer , Mike Schmidt , Rick Amann , Andreas Niederberger , Christof Kreutzer , Jürgen Schulz , Christian Althoff , Robert Sterflinger
Storm:	Gerd Truntschka , Bernd Truntschka , Chris Valentine , Peter-John Lee , Andreas Brockmann , Dieter Hegen , Oliver Kasper , Thomas Werner , Michael Flemming , Olaf Scholz , Brian Hannon , Rainer Zerwesz , Don McLaren , Henrik Hölscher , Dieter Willmann , Petr Hejma junior
Trainer:	Hans Zach

German champion 1991/92

position	Surname
Goal:	Helmut de Raaf , Christian Frütel
Defense:	Uli Hiemer , Mike Schmidt , Rick Amann , Andreas Niederberger , Christof Kreutzer , Rafael Jedamzik , Robert Sterflinger , Christian Althoff
Storm:	Gerd Truntschka , Bernd Truntschka , Chris Valentine , Peter-John Lee , Benoît Doucet , Dieter Hegen , Mike Lay , Andreas Brockmann , Michael Flemming , Rainer Zerwesz , Olaf Scholz , Henrik Hölscher , Udo Schmid
Trainer:	Hans Zach

German champion 1992/93

position	Surname
Goal:	Helmut de Raaf , Christian Frütel
Defense:	Uli Hiemer , Mike Schmidt , Rick Amann , Andreas Niederberger , Christof Kreutzer , Rafael Jedamzik , Robert Sterflinger
Storm:	Bernd Truntschka , Chris Valentine , Peter-John Lee , Benoît Doucet , Andreas Brockmann , Ernst Köpf junior , Wolfgang Kummer , Lorenz Funk junior , Dale Derkatch , Steve Gotaas , Mark Jooris (12 games) , Bernd Kühnhauser , Christian Schmitz , Tino Boos , Mike Lay , Rainer Zerwesz , Henrik Hölscher
Trainer:	Hans Zach

German champion 1995/96

position	Surname
Goal:	Helmut de Raaf , Carsten Gossmann
Defense:	Peter Andersson , Brad Bergen , Uli Hiemer , Torsten Kienass , Andreas Niederberger , Robert Sterflinger , Christof Kreutzer , Sergei Sorokin , Rick Amann (both left DEG before the play-off round)
Storm:	Andreas Brockmann , Benoît Doucet , Lorenz Funk junior , Dieter Hegen , Ernst Köpf junior , Alexej Kudaschow , Bernd Kühnhauser , Wolfgang Kummer , Patrick Lebeau , Mikko Mäkelä , Gordon Sherven , Bernd Truntschka , Chris Valentine , Nikolaus Mondt , Boris Lingemann (both only sporadic Stakes in the preliminary round)
Trainer:	Hardy Nilsson (head trainer) , Martin Karlsson (assistant trainer)

DEB cup winner 2005/2006

position	Surname
Goal:	Andrej Trefilow , Alexander Jung
Defense:	Tommy Jakobsen , Todd Reirden , Jeff Tory , Mike Pellegrims , Alexander Sulzer , Marián Bažány
Storm:	Tore Vikingstad , Daniel Kreutzer , Klaus Kathan , Andy Schneider , Peter Ferraro , Chris Ferraro , Craig Johnson , Thomas Jörg , Chris Schmidt , Patrick Reimer , Fabian Brännström , Florian Jung
Trainer:	Don Jackson (head trainer) , Christian Brittig (assistant trainer) , Walter Köberle (team leader)

Placements by DEG

DEG placements between 1936 and 1958

From 1948 the newly founded Oberliga is the highest league, the Landesliga the second league

season	league	placement	Others
1936		-	No participation in championships
1937		3rd place	Final round: 2 games - 0: 4 points - 1: 6 goals
1938		2nd place	Final round: 3 games - 4: 2 points - 4: 2 goals / equal on points with Berliner SC
1939		3rd place	Game for 3rd place against the Zehlendorfer Wespen 2-1 won
1940		4th Place	Final round: 3 games - 2: 4 points - 2: 3 goals
1941		-	Second in a preliminary round / no participation in the final round
1942		-	Second in a preliminary round / championship canceled due to the war
1943		-	Championship canceled after only one game due to the war
1944		3rd place	Game for 3rd place against EV Füssen 5: 1 won
1945		-	No championship held
1946		-	No championship held / DEG becomes NRW champion
1947		-	Participation in interzone championship
1947/48	-	-	Since the stadium wasn't rebuilt yet, no team of its own; the DEG players played in association with Preussen Krefeld . These reached the 6th place in the final round.
1948/49	-	-	Since the stadium had not yet been rebuilt, no team of its own; the DEG players played in association with Preussen Krefeld . These reached the 2nd place in the final round.
1949/50	-	-	Since the stadium had not yet been rebuilt, no team of its own; the DEG players played in association with Preussen Krefeld . These reached the 2nd place in the final round.
1950/51	National league	-	First of the preliminary round North - game for the fifth place in the final round lost, therefore no participation in the final round
1951/52	National league	-	Fourth of the preliminary round north
1952/53	Oberliga	7th place	14 games - 7:21 points - 26:96 goals
1953/54	Oberliga	8th place	14 games - 2:26 points - 19: 131 goals
1954/55	National league	-	First of the promotion round
1955/56	Oberliga	7th place	14 games - 7:21 points - 46:94 goals
1956/57	National league	-	Third of the preliminary round west
1957/58	Oberliga	6th place	10 games - 3:17 points - 33:62 goals - Third in the preliminary round West but qualified for the finals of the coming season, the first Bundesliga season

Bundesliga placements (1958 / 59–1993 / 94)

From 1958 the newly founded Bundesliga is the highest league, the Oberliga is now the second division. From the 1980/81 season, the championships will be played in a playoff round.

season	league	Preliminary round	Playoffs / miscellaneous
1958/59	Bundesliga	7th place	Relegation to the league
1959/60	Oberliga	3rd place
1960/61	Oberliga	8th place
1961/62	Oberliga	10th place
1962/63	Oberliga	2nd place
1963/64	Oberliga	4th Place
1964/65	Oberliga	2nd place	Promotion to the Bundesliga
1965/66	Bundesliga	3rd place	Out of 13 home games lost 2 - Master Bad Tölz was defeated twice. All 13 home games in front of a full house on Brehmstrasse 10,500 spectators
1966/67	Bundesliga	1st place	German champions
1967/68	Bundesliga	4th Place
1968/69	Bundesliga	2nd place	Runner-up
1969/70	Bundesliga	8th place
1970/71	Bundesliga	2nd place	Runner-up
1971/72	Bundesliga	1st place	German champions
1972/73	Bundesliga	2nd place	Runner-up
1973/74	Bundesliga	4th Place
1974/75	Bundesliga	1st place	German champions
1975/76	Bundesliga	3rd place
1976/77	Bundesliga	4th Place
1977/78	Bundesliga	6th place
1978/79	Bundesliga	4th Place
1979/80	Bundesliga	2nd place	Runner-up
1980/81	Bundesliga	2nd place	Runner-up after the playoffs: 2-0 victories in the quarter-finals against ESV Kaufbeuren ; 2: 1 victories in the semi-finals against the Mannheim ERC ; 2-1 defeats in the final against SC Riessersee
1981/82	Bundesliga	8th place	Playoffs: 2-0 defeats in the quarterfinals against EV Landshut
1982/83	Bundesliga	8th place	Playoffs: Placement round lost 2-1 to Schwenninger ERC ; Game for 7th place against SC Riessersee lost with 2-0 defeats
1983/84	Bundesliga	8th place	Intermediate round; Won game for 7th place against the Schwenninger ERC
1984/85	Bundesliga	7th place	Playoffs: 3-1 defeats in the quarterfinals against the Cologne EC
1985/86	Bundesliga	2nd place	Runner-up after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarter-finals against the Mannheim ERC ; 3-0 victories in the semi-finals against SB Rosenheim ; 3-0 defeats in the final against the Cologne EC
1986/87	Bundesliga	3rd place	Playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarterfinals against the ECD Iserlohn ; 3: 0 defeats in the semi-finals against the Cologne EC ; Won game for 3rd place against SB Rosenheim
1987/88	Bundesliga	5th place	Playoffs: 3-1 wins in the quarterfinals against EV Landshut ; 3: 1 defeats in the semi-finals against SB Rosenheim ; Game for 3rd place against the Mannheim ERC lost
1988/89	Bundesliga	4th Place	Runner-up after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarter-finals against the Schwenninger ERC ; 3: 1 wins in the semifinals against the Cologne EC; 3: 1 defeats in the final against SB Rosenheim
1989/90	Bundesliga	1st place	German champions after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarterfinals against Hedos Munich ; 3-0 victories in the semi-finals against the Schwenninger ERC ; 3: 2 wins in the final against SB Rosenheim
1990/91	Bundesliga	2nd place	German champions after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarter-finals against Eintracht Frankfurt ; 3: 2 wins in the semi-finals against SB Rosenheim ; 3: 2 wins in the final against the Cologne EC
1991/92	Bundesliga	1st place	German champions after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarter-finals against the Schwenninger ERC ; 3-0 victories in the semifinals against the Mannheim ERC ; 3-0 victories in the final against SB Rosenheim
1992/93	Bundesliga	1st place	German champions after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarterfinals against EC Ratingen ; 3-0 victories in the semi-finals against BSC Prussia ; 3: 2 wins in the final against the Kölner Haie
1993/94	Bundesliga	1st place	Runner-up after the playoffs: 4-0 victories in the quarter-finals against ESV Kaufbeuren ; 3: 2 wins in the semifinals against BSC Prussia ; 3-0 defeats in the final against Hedos Munich

Placements DEL (from 1994/95)

For the 1994/1995 season the Bundesliga was replaced by the DEL, for the 1999/2000 season the DEB gave up its claim to the designation 1st Bundesliga and then continued the 2nd division as the 2nd Bundesliga.

season	league	Preliminary round	Playoffs / miscellaneous
1994/95	DEL	5th place	Playoffs: 4: 1 wins in the round of 16 against EHC 80 Nuremberg ; 4: 1 defeats in the quarterfinals against the Krefeld EV
1995/96	DEL	3rd place	German champions after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the round of 16 against SC Riessersee ; 3-0 victories in the quarterfinals against the Krefeld Pinguine ; 3-0 victories in the semi-finals against the Prussian Devils Berlin ; 3: 1 wins in the final against the Kölner Haie
1996/97	DEL	9th place	Playdowns: 4-0 victories against the Ratinger Löwen
1997/98	DEL	5th place	Playoffs: 3-0 defeats in the quarter-finals against Adler Mannheim / then voluntary withdrawal for financial reasons in the 2nd Bundesliga
1998/99	2nd Bundesliga	3rd place	Playoffs: 3: 2 victories in the quarterfinals against the Iserlohner EC ; 3: 1 defeats in the semifinals against EC Bad Nauheim
1999/2000	2nd Bundesliga	1st place	Master of the DEB-2. League after the playoffs: 3-0 victories in the quarterfinals against SC Bietigheim-Bissingen ; 3: 1 victories in the semi-finals against EC Bad Nauheim ; 3: 2 wins in the final against ERC Ingolstadt / promotion to the DEL
2000/01	DEL	11th place	Playoffs not reached
2001/02	DEL	9th place	Playoffs not reached
2002/03	DEL	3rd place	Playoffs: 4-1 defeats in the quarterfinals against the Krefeld Penguins
2003/04	DEL	8th place	Playoffs: 4-0 defeats in the quarter-finals against the Eisbären Berlin
2004/05	DEL	10th place	Playoffs not reached
2005/06	DEL	3rd place	Runner-up after the playoffs: 4-2 wins in the quarter-finals against the Hamburg Freezers ; 3: 2 wins in the semi-finals against the Kölner Haie ; 3-0 defeats in the final against the Eisbären Berlin
2006/07	DEL	2nd place	Playoffs: 4-1 wins in the quarterfinals against the Hamburg Freezers ; 3: 1 defeats in the semifinals against the Nürnberg Ice Tigers
2007/08	DEL	9th place	Pre-Playoffs: 2-1 wins against Hannover Scorpions ; Playoffs: 4-1 victories in the quarterfinals against the Nürnberg Ice Tigers ; 3: 2 defeats in the semifinals against the Eisbären Berlin
2008/09	DEL	3rd place	Runner-up after the playoffs: 4: 3 victories in the quarter-finals against the Krefeld Penguins ; 3: 2 victories in the semifinals against the Hannover Scorpions ; The Eisbären Berlin lost 3-1 in the final
2009/10	DEL	6th place	Playoffs: 3-0 defeats in the quarterfinals against Grizzly Adams Wolfsburg
2010/11	DEL	2nd place	Playoffs: 3-1 wins in the quarterfinals against Adler Mannheim ; 3: 2 defeats in the semifinals against the Eisbären Berlin
2011/12	DEL	7th place	Pre-Playoffs: 2-0 wins against Iserlohn Roosters ; Playoffs: 4-1 defeats in the quarterfinals against ERC Ingolstadt
2012/13	DEL	14th place	Playoffs not reached
2013/14	DEL	14th place	Playoffs not reached
2014/15	DEL	5th place	Playoffs: 4: 3 wins in the quarterfinals against the Hamburg Freezers ; 1: 4 defeats in the semifinals against ERC Ingolstadt
2015/16	DEL	5th place	Playoffs: 1: 4 defeats in the quarterfinals against the Grizzlys Wolfsburg
2016/17	DEL	11th place	Playoffs not reached
2017/18	DEL	11th place	Playoffs not reached
2018/19	DEL	6th place	Playoffs: 4: 3 defeats in the quarterfinals against the Augsburg Panthers

DEB Cup placements

From the 2002/2003 season to the 2008/2009 season, the German Ice Hockey Cup was played.

season	Round reached	Result	title
2002/03	Quarter finals	4: 5 defeat afterwards against the Nürnberg Ice Tigers	-
2003/04	2nd round	4: 5 defeat n.V. against SC Riessersee	-
2004/05	final	3: 4 defeat afterwards against ERC Ingolstadt	Vice cup winner
2005/06	final	2: 1 victory afterwards against Adler Mannheim	German cup winner 2006
2006/07	2nd round	2: 9 defeat against REV Bremerhaven	-
2007/08	Quarter finals	1: 2 defeat against the Augsburg Panthers	-
2008/09	Quarter finals	1: 2 defeat afterwards against the Straubing Tigers	-

Famous former DEG players

(Sorted alphabetically)

The following table lists some of the players who have been among the most influential ice hockey players in the DEG, the league and, to a large extent, the national team for many years. Not only the athletic performance, but also the appearance outside the ice rink were exemplary. People like Chris Valentine, Peter-John Lee, Petr Hejma, Otto Schneitberger and Helmut deRaaf are still well known today and, as members of the so-called “golden times” of the association, are welcome guests.

Surname	Seasons	Games	Gates	Ass.	Points	Min.	DEG players from - to	German champions
goalkeeper
Helmut de Raaf	11	497	0	7th	7th	155	1979-1983, 1988-1996	90.91.92.93.96
Jamie Storr	3	166	0	9	9	?	2006–2009, 2009–2012 standby goalie	-
Andrei Trefilov	6th	302	0	0	0	68	2000-2006	-
defender
Rick Amann	9	446	85	160	245	602	1987-1996	90.91.92.93
Uli Hiemer	10	482	141	288	429	794	1987-1996	90.91.92.93.96
Udo Kießling	3	125	68	95	163	231	1979-1982	-
Andi Niederberger	12	593	77	256	333	262	1986-1998	90.91.92.93.96
Mike Schmidt	9	405	63	288	351	571	1984-1993	90.91.92.93
Otto Schneitberger	10	320	100	57	157	?	1965-1976	67.72.75
Robert Sterflinger	9	405	32	75	107	258	1985-1987, 1990-1997	91.92.93.96
striker
Andreas Brockmann	10	507	158	264	422	542	1988-1997, 1999-2000	90.91.92.93.96
Dick Decloe	3	126	152	128	280	126	1979-1982	-
Benoît Doucet	7th	340	159	234	393	521	1991-1998	92.93.96
Dieter Hegen	7th	341	238	266	464	292	1989-1992, 1994-1998	90.91.92.96
Petr Hejma	9	359	240	274	514	261	1970-1976, 1979-1981	72.75
Walter Köberle *	11	308 ×	199 ×	126 ×	325 ×	356 ×	1971-1981, 1982-1983	72.75
Daniel Kreutzer *	16	783	218	426	644	1148	1996-1997, 2002-2017	-
Ralph Krueger	5	213	135	153	288	214	1979-1982, 1986-1988	-
Peter-John Lee *	10	450	340	334	674	492	1983-1993	90.91.92.93
Gerd Truntschka	3	195	61	207	268	183	1989-1992	90.91.92
Chris Valentine *	12	571	365	598	963	912	1984-1996	90.91.92.93.96
Gates Vikingstad	7th	355	107	171	278	210	2001-2008	-

^* - The shirt numbers of Chris Valentine (10) , Peter-John Lee (12) , Walter Köberle (13) and Daniel Kreutzer (23) were blocked as recognition for their achievements, they will never be given again.

^× - The statistics from the early 1970s are not fully documented.

Participation of players in the All-Star-Game

Some DEG players have been nominated for the DEL All-Star-Game , a friendly game that has been held annually since 1998 and in which the most outstanding players in the German Ice Hockey League compete against each other.

Participation in the All-Star-Game while being part of the team
Surname	position	Participation (noun)	team
Marián Bažány	defender	2006	Germany
Viktor Gordijuk	striker	2000	DEL all-stars
Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre	defender	2007	North America
Andrew Hedlund	defender	2008, 2009	North America
Alexander Jung	goalkeeper	2004, 2005	Germany
Klaus Kathan	striker	2006 2007	Germany Europe
Daniel Kreutzer	striker	2003, 2004, 2005 2007	Germany Europe
Bernd Kühnhauser	striker	2000	DEL all-stars
Mike Pellegrims	defender	2002, 2004, 2005	DEL all-stars
Peter Ratchuk	defender	2008, 2009	North America
Leo Stefan	striker	1998	Germany
Sergei Sorokin	defender	2000	DEL all-stars
Alexander Sulzer	defender	2006 2007	Germany Europe
Jeff Tory	defender	2003	DEL all-stars
Andrei Trefilow	goalkeeper	2004	DEL all-stars
Gates Vikingstad	striker	2007, 2008	Europe

Individual awards

Gustav Jaenecke Cup - Scorerkönig
Award of the ice hockey magazine

• Dick Decloe 1980/1981
• Chris Valentine 1985/1986
• Chris Valentine 1992/1993

Fritz Poitsch Pokal - top scorer
award of the ice hockey magazine

• Peter-John Lee 1986/1987
• Peter-John Lee 1987/1988
• Dieter Hegen 1991/1992

Xaver Nonsense Trophy - Most Assists
Award of the ice hockey magazine

• Petr Hejma 1974/1975
• Petr Hejma 1976/1977
• Roland Eriksson 1980/1981
• Chris Valentine 1986/1987
• Gerd Truntschka 1989/1990
• Gerd Truntschka 1991/1992
• Chris Valentine 1992/1993
• Chris Valentine 1993/1994

Leonhard Waitl Pokal - Best Defender
Award of the ice hockey magazine

• Udo Kießling 1979/1980
• Uli Hiemer 1992/1993

Toni Kehle Pokal - Best Goalkeeper
Award of the ice hockey magazine

• Helmut de Raaf 1990/1991
• Helmut de Raaf 1991/1992
• Helmut de Raaf 1992/1993
• Helmut de Raaf 1993/1994

DEL goalkeeper of the year

• Tyler Beskorowany 2014/15
• Mathias Niederberger 2015/16

Coach of the Year - Readers Choice Ice Hockey Magazine

• Otto Schneitberger 1986/1987
• Hans Zach 1991/1992
• Hans Zach 1992/1993
• Hans Zach 1993/1994

Management of the Year - Readers' Choice Ice Hockey Magazine

• Düsseldorfer EG 1978/1979
• Düsseldorfer EG 1985/1986
• Düsseldorfer EG 1990/1991
• Düsseldorfer EG 1991/1992
• Düsseldorfer EG 1992/1993

Goalscorer of the year - premiere audience vote

• Ernst Köpf junior 1993/1994

Player of the Year - Readers' Choice Sport-Kurier

• Gerd Truntschka 1990
• Gerd Truntschka 1991
• Dieter Hegen 1992
• Helmut de Raaf 1993

Player of the Year - Choice of Ice Hockey News

• Andrei Trefilow 2000/2001
• Tore Vikingstad 2005/2006

Manager of the Year - Choice of Ice Hockey News

• Lance Nethery 2004/2005
• Lance Nethery 2005/2006

Records

player

(Status: end of season 2017/18)

Most missions space player Games 1. Daniel Kreutzer 780 2. Andreas Niederberger 593 3. Chris Valentine 571 4th Bernd Kühnhauser 534 5. Andreas Brockmann 507 6th Helmut de Raaf 497 7th Uli Hiemer 482 8th. Patrick Reimer 477 9. Peter-John Lee 450 Marián Bažány 450

Top goal scorers space player Gates 1. Chris Valentine 365 2. Peter-John Lee 340 3. Petr Hejma 240 4th Dieter Hegen 238 5. Vladimír Vacátko 230 1 6th Daniel Kreutzer 217 7th Walter Köberle 203 1 8th. Benoît Doucet 159 9. Andreas Brockmann 158 10. Dick Decloe 152

Top assists space player templates 1. Chris Valentine 598 2. Daniel Kreutzer 436 3. Peter-John Lee 334 4th Uli Hiemer 288 Mike Schmidt 288 6th Petr Hejma 274 7th Andreas Brockmann 264 8th. Andreas Niederberger 256 9. Benoît Doucet 234 10. Dieter Hegen 226

Top scorer space player Points 1. Chris Valentine 963 2. Peter-John Lee 674 3. Daniel Kreutzer 653 4th Petr Hejma 514 5. Dieter Hegen 464 6th Uli Hiemer 429 7th Andreas Brockmann 422 8th. Benoît Doucet 393 9. Vladimír Vacátko 383 1 10. Mike Schmidt 351

Most penalty minutes 2 space player Minutes 1. Daniel Kreutzer 1,163 2. Chris Valentine 912 3. Uli Hiemer 794 4th Rick Amann 602 5. Mike Schmidt 571 6th Andreas Brockmann 542 7th Benoît Doucet 521 8th. Bernd Kühnhauser 520 9. Peter-John Lee 492 10. Mike Pellegrims 392

Best defenders space player Points 1. Uli Hiemer 429 2. Mike Schmidt 351 3. Andreas Niederberger 333 4th Rick Amann 245 5. Udo Kießling 163 6th Otto Schneitberger 157 Horst-Peter Kretschmer 157 1 8th. Sergei Sorokin 152 9. Mike Pellegrims 137 10. Jeff Tory 133

¹ - The data from the 1970s are considered inaccurate. There may be deviations depending on the sources. Here the figures were taken from the magazine Eishockeymagazin .

² - Horst-Peter Wacki Kretschmer is not included in the statistics . With 1,579 minutes, Kretschmer holds the league record in terms of penalty times. Kretschmer played a total of seven seasons for DEG from 1974/75 - 1980/81 and was likely to have been penalized between 600 and 700 minutes during this time. However, the exact dates cannot be determined from the available statistics.

Season records Bundesliga (1958 / 59–1993 / 94)

	Surname	number
Most scorer points in one season	Dick Decloe	111 (1980/1981)
Most goals in one season	Dick Decloe	59 (1980/1981)
Most assists in one season	Roland Eriksson	70 (1980/1981)
Most penalty minutes in a season	Horst-Peter (Wacki) Kretschmer	124 (1980/1981)

Season records DEL (from season 1994/95)

	Surname	number
Most scorer points in one season	Gordon Sherven Tore Vikingstad	77 ( 1995/96 ) 77 ( 2005/06 )
Most goals in one season	Benoît Doucet Klaus Kathan	32 ( 1995/96 ) 32 ( 2005/06 )
Most assists in one season	Gordon Sherven Mikko Mäkelä	51 ( 1995/96 ) 51 ( 1995/96 )
Most penalty minutes in a season	Jeff Ricciardi	181 ( 2000/01 )
Most power play goals in one season	Klaus Kathan Andreas Martinsen	12 ( 2005/06 ) 12 ( 2014/15 )
Most playoff goals in one season	Adam Courchaine	12 ( 2008/09 )
Most shut-outs in one season	Âke Lilljebjörn Andrej Trefilov	7 ( 1996/97 ) 7 ( 2001/02 )

Other records

• Most goals and points of a defender in one season: Udo Kießling ( 1979/80 ): 39 goals + 44 assists = 83 points (still valid record in German ice hockey)
• Victory in the only game with a double-digit result for both teams: Düsseldorfer EG - Preussen Berlin : 12:10 ( 1989/90 )
• Biggest victories: 16: 4 DEG - VfL Bad Nauheim ( 1980/81 ) and 13: 1 DEG - ES Weißwasser ( 1994/95 )
• Biggest defeat: 20: 1 EV Füssen - DEG ( 1958/59 )

Trainer

Master trainers are printed in bold .

1930s - Unknown 1930s - Bobby Bell 1945–1952 - Unknown 1952/1953 - Rainer Hillmann 1950s - Clare (Jimmy) Drake 1950s - Gerald Strong 1956–1958 - Frank Trottier 1958–1962 - Vlastimil Suchoparek 1962–1965 - Engelbert Holderied 1965–1969 - Hans Rampf 1969/1970 - Dr. Ladislav Horský 1970–1972 - Xaver nonsense 1972/1973 - Jiří Pokorný 1973-1976 - Chuck Holdaway 1976/1977 - Hans Rampf , George Agar 1977/1978 - Rudolf Hejtmanek

1978/1979 - Otto Schneitberger 1979–1982 - Gerhard Kießling 1982/1983 - Jaromir Frycer 1983–1984 - Heinz Weisenbach 1984–1987 - Otto Schneitberger 1987/1988 - Bryan Lefley 1988–1990 - Peter Johansson , Petr Hejma 1990-1995 - Hans Zach 1995-1997 - Hardy Nilsson 1997 - Hans Zach 1997/1998 - Chris Valentine 1998–1999 - Czesław Panek 1999–2001 - Gerhard Brunner October 4, 2001 - October 4, 2004 - Michael Komma October 5 - October 12, 2004 - Walter Köberle (interim coach) October 13, 2004–31. July 2005 - Butch Goring

August 1, 2005 - July 31, 2007 Don Jackson August 1, 2007 - November 4, 2007 Slavomír Lener November 5, 2007 - July 31, 2008 Lance Nethery August 1, 2008 - March 18, 2010 Harold Kreis March 19, 2010 - July 31, 2010 Lance Nethery August 1, 2010 - July 31, 2012 Jeff Tomlinson August 1, 2012 - July 31, 2014 Christian Brittig August 1, 2014 - April 13, 2017 Christof Kreutzer April 12, 2017 - January 27, 2018 Mike Pellegrims January 27, 2018 - April 17, 2018 Tobias Abstreiter (interim coach) since April 17, 2018 Harold Kreis

spectator

season	Main round			Playoffs			Capacity
	Average audience	Number of games	Total audience	Average audience	Number of games	Total audience
2015/16	8,012	26th	208,321
2014/15	7,847	26th	204.029	10,660	5	53,299	8,900 1
2013/14	5,638	26th	147.760	-	0	-	8,900 1
2012/13	5,054	26th	131,423	-	0	-	8,900 1
2011/12	5,225	26th	135,865	5.123	3	15,371	8,900 1
2010/11	5,180	26th	134,693	7,567	5	37,837	8,900 1
2009/10	5,707	28	159,818	5,944	1	5,944	13,400
2008/09	6,084	26th	158.198	9,943	8th	79,550	13,400
2007/08	6.364	28	178.209	7,717	5	38,589	13,400
2006/07	7,727	26th	200,911	7,700	5	38.502	13,400
2005/06	6,625	26th	172.243	8,612	7th	60.297	10,285
2004/05	5,962	26th	155,000	-	0	-	10,285
2003/04	6,512	26th	169.315	6,673	2	13,346	10,285
2002/03	6,269	26th	162.998	7.914	3	23,742	10,285
2000/01	6,638	30th	199.152	-	0	-	10,285

¹ With the upper tier in the ISS dome suspended. Only the two home games against the Kölner Haie are played with the upper tier open (capacity: 13,400)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Wolfgang Büttner: Premiere Ice Hockey Guide 1996/1997
2. ↑ Player of the Year - List of Winners
3. ↑ Ice Hockey News special issue 2007/2008