DEL 1995/96

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German Ice Hockey League Logo 1995.png German ice hockey league
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Master: Logo of the Düsseldorfer EG Düsseldorfer EG
Relegated: ESG Sachsen Weißwasser , SC Riessersee
EC in Hanover (all withdrawal)
• DEL |  1st league ↓   |  2nd league ↓↓

The 1995/96 DEL season was the second season of the German Ice Hockey League . For Mad Dogs Munich, who had left the previous year for financial reasons, SC Riessersee was added in 1995 , which, however, also had to give up after the season for financial reasons. ESG Sachsen Weißwasser and the EC in Hanover had to withdraw from gaming operations, also for economic reasons . The German champions were the Düsseldorfer EG .

requirements

Attendees

Participant of the DEL 1995/1996
club Location Previous year Play-offs
Augsburg panther augsburg 13. Round of 16
EHC Eisbären Berlin Berlin 17th -
Prussian Devils Berlin 1. Semifinals
Düsseldorfer EG Dusseldorf 5. Quarter finals
Frankfurt Lions Frankfurt 10. Round of 16
SC Riessersee Garmisch-Partenkirchen - -
EC in Hanover Hanover 14th Round of 16
EC Kassel Huskies kassel 7th Quarter finals
Kaufbeurer eagle Kaufbeuren 11. Round of 16
Cologne Sharks Cologne 6th German champions
Krefeld penguins Krefeld 4th Semifinals
Landshut cannibals Landshut 2. Runner-up
Adler Mannheim Mannheim 3. Quarter finals
Nuremberg Ice Tigers Nuremberg 12. Round of 16
Ratinger lions Ratingen 16. Round of 16
Star Bulls Rosenheim Rosenheim 8th. Round of 16
Schwenninger Wild Wings Villingen-Schwenningen 9. Quarter finals
ESG Sachsen Weißwasser White water 15th Round of 16

Mode and rules

In contrast to the previous year, this season was played without regional groups, but with a preliminary and intermediate round. After a single round with a return match between the 18 teams, the table was divided and the teams on the even places played a single round against each other while those on the odd places played an analog intermediate round. In a subsequent play-off round, the 16 best teams from the main round competed against each other.

Main round

After the main round, the first four teams were only two points apart, while the only two teams from the new federal states did not make it into the play-offs.

Closing table

Club Sp S. U N OTN Gates Points
1. Cologne Sharks (M) 50 37 4th 8th 1 261: 121 79
2. Prussian Devils 50 35 7th 6th 2 219: 107 79
3. Düsseldorfer EG 50 36 4th 9 1 228: 127 77
4th Landshut cannibals 50 35 1 11 0 222: 127 77
5. Schwenninger Wild Wings 50 30th 6th 12 2 214: 150 68
6th Adler Mannheim 50 29 7th 12 2 195: 163 67
7th Krefeld penguins 50 26th 5 18th 1 169: 154 58
8th. Frankfurt Lions 50 22nd 5 20th 3 189: 162 52
9. EC Kassel Huskies 50 19th 12 17th 2 149: 148 52
10. Ratinger lions 50 21st 3 23 3 181: 195 48
11. Nuremberg Ice Tigers 50 16 8th 24 2 143: 179 42
12. Augsburg panther 50 17th 6th 25th 2 163: 180 42
13. Star Bulls Rosenheim 50 16 6th 25th 3 158: 195 41
14th SC Riessersee (N) 50 16 4th 29 1 147: 213 37
15th Kaufbeurer eagle 50 13 6th 30th 1 145: 228 33
16. EC in Hanover 50 12 4th 34 0 138: 251 28
17th EHC Eisbären Berlin 50 11 3 34 2 125: 236 27
18th ESG foxes white water 50 9 3 38 0 126: 236 21st

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S = wins, OTN = defeats after extra time, N = defeats, (M) = defending champion, (N) = newcomer
Explanations:     = qualification for the play-offs,     = season ended
Cologne is ahead of the Preussen Devils because of the better direct comparison (two wins in Cologne, no win in Berlin), Düsseldorf is ahead of Landshut because of the better goal difference (direct comparison was tied after one win and a total of 5: 5 goals). Frankfurt is ahead of Kassel in the table because of the better direct comparison (one win each, goal difference 6: 3 for Frankfurt), Nuremberg ahead of Augsburg because of the better direct comparison (two wins Nuremberg, one draw, one win for Augsburg).

Leaderboards

category Surname team number
Top scorer Czech RepublicCzech Republic Robert Reichel Frankfurt Lions 101 points scorer
Top goalkeeper GermanyGermany Klaus Merk Prussian Devils 2.06 goals conceded per game
Top defender United StatesUnited States Tom O'Regan Prussian Devils 48 scorer points

Play-offs

All play-off rounds were played according to the “ best of five ” mode .

Play-off tree

  Round of 16   Quarter finals   Semifinals   final
                                     
1. Cologne Sharks 3                  
16. EC in Hanover 0  
1. Cologne Sharks 3
  12. Augsburg panther 0  
5. Schwenninger wild wings logo.svg SERC Wild Wings 1
 
12. Augsburg panther 3  
1. Cologne Sharks 3
  4th EV Landshut Logo.svg EV Landshut 1  
4th EV Landshut Logo.svg EV Landshut 3      
 
13. Starbulls Rosenheim 1  
4th EV Landshut Logo.svg EV Landshut 3
  6th Adler Mannheim 0  
6th Adler Mannheim 3
 
11. Nuremberg Ice Tigers 2  
1. Cologne Sharks 1
  3. Duesseldorfer EG logo.svg Düsseldorfer EG 3
3. Duesseldorfer EG logo.svg Düsseldorfer EG 3            
 
14th SC Riessersee Logo.svg SC Riessersee 0  
3. Duesseldorfer EG logo.svg Düsseldorfer EG 3
  7th Krefeld penguins 0  
7th Krefeld penguins 3
 
10. Ratinger lions 0  
2. Prussian Devils 0
  3. Duesseldorfer EG logo.svg Düsseldorfer EG 3  
2. Prussian Devils 3      
 
15th ESV-Kaufbeuren-logo.svg Kaufbeurer eagle 0  
2. Prussian Devils 3
  9. EC Kassel Huskies 2  
8th. Frankfurt Lions 0
 
9. EC Kassel Huskies 3  

Round of 16

In order to guarantee the supposedly worse teams two home games, they played in the order haahh, which meant that Frankfurt only had one home game in the play-offs, even though they were the better-placed team in the main round.

series 1 2 3 4th 5
Cologne Sharks - EC in Hanover 3-0 6: 1 9: 2 7: 1 - -
Prussian Devils - Kaufbeurer eagle 3-0 7: 2 8: 3 11: 2 - -
Düsseldorfer EG - SC Riessersee 3-0 6: 1 3: 2 6: 3 - -
EV Landshut - Starbulls Rosenheim 3: 1 7-0 4: 2 3: 5 5: 1 -
Schwenninger ERC Wild Wings - Augsburg panther 1: 3 6: 3 3: 9 1: 3 4: 5 a.d. -
Adler Mannheim - Nuremberg Ice Tigers 3: 2 4: 5 a.d. 2: 1 0: 2 3-0 2: 1 a.d.
Krefeld penguins - Ratinger lions 3-0 5: 1 3: 2 a.d. 4: 2 - -
Frankfurt Lions - EC Kassel Huskies 0: 3 3: 4 3: 4 1: 2 - -

Quarter finals

series 1 2 3 4th 5
Cologne Sharks - Augsburg panther 3-0 8: 5 5: 3 7: 3 - -
Prussian Devils - EC Kassel Huskies 3: 2 3: 4 a.d. 4: 3 5: 1 4: 5 a.d. 3: 1
Düsseldorfer EG - Krefeld penguins 3-0 4: 1 5: 4 7: 5 - -
EV Landshut - Adler Mannheim 3-0 3: 2 4: 1 3: 2 a.d. - -

Semifinals

series 1 2 3 4th 5
Cologne Sharks - EV Landshut 3: 1 4: 2 6: 5 6: 9 5: 4 a.d. -
Prussian Devils - Düsseldorfer EG 0: 3 5: 6 2: 5 0: 6 - -

final

series 1 2 3 4th 5
Cologne Sharks - Düsseldorfer EG 1: 3 7: 4 1: 5 0: 5 2: 4 -

Thus, the Düsseldorfer EG became German champions for the eighth time in their club history and set a DEL record that is still valid today (as of 2017): DEG scored 66 goals in 13 playoff games; The average of 5.08 goals per match was not achieved by any later DEL champion.

Squad of the German champions

German champion Düsseldorfer EG
Logo of the Düsseldorfer EG

Goalkeepers: Helmut de Raaf , Carsten Gossmann

Defenders: Brad Bergen , Uli Hiemer , Torsten Kienass , Andreas Niederberger , Christoph Kreutzer , Sergei Sorokin , Robert Sterflinger

Attackers: Andreas Brockmann , Benoît Doucet , Lorenz Funk junior , Dieter Hegen , Ernst Köpf junior , Alexei Kudaschow , Bernd Kühnhauser , Wolfgang Kummer , Patrick Lebeau , Mikko Mäkelä , Gordon Sherven , Bernd Truntschka , Chris Valentine

Head coach: Hardy Nilsson

literature

  • Büttner, Wolfgang; Eckert, Horst: Ice Hockey Guide 1996/97. The official statistics book Hamburg, 1996.

Web links

  • All results and tables of the DEL 1995/96 at hockey-db.de