DEL records
The following list contains a selection of records of the German Ice Hockey League ( DEL ) since it was founded in 1994 .
It should be noted that the number of teams in the league has fluctuated between 18 and 14 since it was founded, so the number of games played in one season also varied. Also, the preliminary rounds of the 1996/97 and 1997/98 seasons were played in two phases, so that in the second half of the season only teams from one half of the table competed against each other. In addition, the scoring for wins and overtime losses has fluctuated over the years. All statistics are current prior to the 2012/13 season .
Team records
All in all
Number of games after the main round, i.e. before play-offs or play-downs or relegation round. The different number with the same number of seasons is due to the regulations for the seasons 1996/97 and 1997/98. After a preliminary round with 30 or 28 games, the league was divided into a championship round (6 teams, double round) with 20 games each and a relegation round (single round) with 18 and 16 games.
Regular season
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Player records
Career
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Statistics refer to regular season games and playoff games.
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| Top scorer: |
.svg){kind=small} Robert Reichel
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Frankfurt Lions | 101 points ( 1995/96 season ) |
| Most goals: |
 Sergei Beresin
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Cologne Sharks | 49 goals ( 1995/96 season ) |
| Most templates: |
 John Chabot Patrick Lebeau
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Preussen Devils Frankfurt Lions |
65 templates ( 1995/96 season ) 65 templates ( 2004/05 season ) |
| Most penalty minutes: |
Shane Peacock
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Hamburg Freezers | 265 penalty minutes ( 2005/06 season ) |
| Most power play goals: |
 Luciano Borsato
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Cologne Sharks | 19 goals ( 1995/96 season ) |
| Most shorthanded goals: |
 Robert Reynolds
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EC Ratingen | 7 goals ( 1995/96 season ) |
| Most winning goals: |
Sergei Beresin
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Cologne Sharks | 13 goals ( 1995/96 season ) |
| Most Shots Saved: |
 Dennis Endras
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Augsburg panther | 2,074 shots ( season 2009/10 ) |
| Most shutouts: |
Jimmy Waite
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ERC Ingolstadt | 10 shutouts ( 2003/04 season ) |
| Best conceded goal: |
Eric Fichaud
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Krefeld penguins | 1.76 GTS ( 2001/02 season ) |
| Goals - defender: |
 Sascha Goc
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Hanover Scorpions | 24 goals ( 2008/09 season ) |
Attendance records
| Fewest spectators in one season | |||||||
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| season | Home games | Total audience | Average audience | team | |||
| 1995/96 | 25th | 42,697 | 1,708 | ES white water | |||
| 2007/08 | 28 | 45,572 | 1,628 | Foxes Duisburg | |||
| 1997/98 | 22nd | 46.108 | 2,096 | Starbulls Rosenheim | |||
| Worst average attendance in a season | |||||||
| season | Home games | Total audience | Average audience | team | |||
| 2007/08 | 28 | 45,572 | 1,628 | Foxes Duisburg | |||
| 1995/96 | 25th | 42,697 | 1,708 | ES white water | |||
| 2008/09 | 26th | 45,592 | 1,792 | Foxes Duisburg | |||
| Most viewers in one season | |||||||
| season | Home games | Total audience | Average audience | team | |||
| 2007/08 | 36 | 471,514 | 13,098 | Cologne Sharks | |||
| 2011/12 | 33 | 465,000 | 14.091 | Polar bears Berlin | |||
| 1999/00 | 34 | 443.119 | 13,033 | Cologne Sharks | |||
| Best audience average in one season | |||||||
| season | Home games | Total audience | Average audience | team | |||
| 2011/12 | 33 | 465,000 | 14.091 | Polar bears Berlin | |||
| 2009/10 | 31 | 435,900 | 14,061 | Polar bears Berlin | |||
| 2010/11 | 31 | 433.200 | 13,974 | Polar bears Berlin | |||
Other records
| Fastest two goals in a row: | Iserlohn Roosters | Two goals within 4 seconds against ERC Ingolstadt on March 23, 2015. |
| Fastest three goals in a row: | Cologne Sharks | Three goals within 21 seconds against Adler Mannheim on January 18, 1998 |
| Fastest four goals in a row: | Iserlohn Roosters | Four goals within 91 seconds against the Augsburg Panthers on November 18, 2005 |
| Average points per game: | Adler Mannheim | 2.23 points per game in the 2018/19 season |
| Most league leaders in one season: | Polar bears Berlin | 44 of a total of 52 match days were leaders in the 2002/03 season |
| Play-off move: | Cologne Sharks | Since the founding of the DEL, with the exception of the 2008/09, 2014/15 and 2019/20 seasons, moved into the play-offs every year (13 times); together with the ice hockey Bundesliga reached the play-offs 26 times in a row |
| Fastest goal: |
 André Faust
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After 5 seconds on September 11, 1998 in a 3: 4 between the Augsburg Panthers and the Nürnberg Ice Tigers. |
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Matthias Plachta
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After 5 seconds on April 22, 2019 in Game 3 of the final series against EHC Red Bull Munich. | |
| Fastest goal after the beginning of the third: |
Maury Edwards
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After 4 seconds in the second third of the 3-0 ERC Ingolstadt against the Thomas Sabo Ice Tigers on January 6, 2019 |
| Most points in a game: |
 Herberts Vasiļjevs
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Four goals and four assists against the Frankfurt Lions on December 15, 2006 |
| Fastest double pack: |
 Richard Žemlička
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Fastest double during the 4-3 EC Ratingen against the Eisbären Berlin on October 30, 1994 |
| Most games in a row with at least one scorer point: |
Peter Draisaitl
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21 games in the 1994/95 season |
| Fastest hat trick: |
Petr Kopta
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Fastest hat trick during the 2: 8 between Eisbären Berlin and Schwenninger Wild Wings on October 9, 1994 |
| Oldest player: |
Karel Lang
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At the age of 48 years on March 2, 2007 from EV Duisburg against the Straubing Tigers |
| Most goals in a game: | 19 goals | The game Iserlohn Roosters against the Nürnberg Ice Tigers on September 9, 2007 ended 9:10 |
| Most goals in a game per team: | 15 goals | The game Frankfurt Lions against ESV Kaufbeuren on October 24, 1997 ended 15: 3 |
| Longest winning streak: | 15 games | The Adler Mannheim won 15 games in a row between November 27, 2001 and January 18, 2002 |
| Longest losing streak: | 18 games | The Schwenninger Wild Wings lost 18 games in a row between January 3, 2003 and March 9, 2003 |
| Longest game: | 168 minutes 16 seconds | The play-off game of the Kölner Haie against Adler Mannheim on March 23, 2008 lasted 168 minutes and 16 seconds. (see playing time records ) |
| Longest penalty shootout: | 42 penalties | The preliminary round game of the EHC Munich against the Straubing Tigers on November 21, 2010 was decided in the shoot-out after a total of 42 penalty shots 4-5 for the Straubing Tigers. This also counts as the official IIHF record in a top-level hockey game . |
| Most penalty minutes: | 336 penalty minutes | On September 21, 1997, the referees awarded 331 penalty minutes in the game between the Frankfurt Lions and the Nürnberg Ice Tigers. On March 10, 1998, the still young record with 336 penalty minutes was exceeded by five minutes in the game Schwenningen against Nuremberg. |
| Attendance record: | 2015/16 season | A total of 2,419,630 spectators after the main round, i.e. 6,647 per game |
Playing time records
- The longest DEL game was on 22./23. March 2008 between the Kölner Haien and the Adler Mannheim . The Kölner Haie won the game in the 6th extra time after 168:16 minutes 5: 4. It is the third longest game in professional ice hockey. Philip Gogulla scored the decisive goal for the Kölner Haie. The longest game took place on 12./13. March 2017 between the Norwegian ice hockey teams Storhamar Dragons and Sparta Warriors and lasted 217 minutes and 13 seconds. The game ended on the night of March 13 at 2:33 am.
- The second longest DEL game was played on March 20, 2008 between the Iserlohn Roosters and the Frankfurt Lions . The quarter-final game lasted a total of 117: 47 minutes. The scorer to make it 3-2 was Michael Wolf .
- The third longest DEL game to date was played on March 17, 2011 between the EHC Munich and the Kölner Haien . The Kölner Haie won the game in the 3rd extra time after 110: 00 minutes with a goal from Philip Gogulla. It was the first meeting of the pre-play-offs 2010/11.
- These records were made possible by the decision of the DEL not to decide a play-off game in penalty shoot-out from the 07/08 season, but to end all games in sudden death.
- In the clash between the EHC Munich and the Straubing Tigers , a world record was set in penalty shooting on November 21, 2010. Both teams had to compete 21 times before the Straubing Tigers could leave the stadium as winners.
A list of the longest DEL games can be found here: Overtime
See also
literature
- Ice Hockey News DEL special issue for the 2009/10 season, eishockeynews.de
- Ice Hockey News DEL special issue for the 2010/11 season, eishockeynews.de
- Ice Hockey News DEL special issue for the 2012/13 season, eishockeynews.de
Web links
- DEL records as of November 28, 2010
- DEL players with more than 700 appearances as of September 2015
- DEL player with more than 200 goals
- DEL goalkeeper records
- The longest DEL games (PDF; 53 kB)
- Record goal scorers
Individual evidence
- ↑ DEL ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON STATS . Elite prospects. May 12, 2019. Retrieved May 12, 2019.