DEL All-Star Game (events)
The following list shows all results of the DEL All-Star Game since 1998. In 2001 there was no All-Star Game.
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Table of contents 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 |
Held in 1998
The 1st DEL All-Star Game was played on September 5, 1998 in the Frankfurt ice rink . In the game, a selection of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
The game
4,900 spectators saw a relatively close encounter over long distances. After it was 2: 2 after 60 minutes, the national team finally defeated the DEL selection 3: 2 in the penalty shootout , in which Düsseldorf's Leo Stefan was the only one of 10 players to hit the opposing team's goal. To this day it was the only time that a DEL All-Star Game had to be decided in a shootout.
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DEL All-Star Team |
2: 3 n.P. (1: 0, 0: 0, 1: 2) |
 Team Germany
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1: 0 Forslund (1st | Bullard , Cowie ) 2: 0 Bullard (46th | Vorobjew ) |
2: 1 MacKay (50th | Bergen ) 2: 2 Serikow (59th | Lupzig , Bresagk ) |
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| Shootout: - | 2: 3 Stefan | |
| Penalties: 8 | Penalties: 6 | |
| Spectators: 4,900 |
Held in 1999
The 2nd DEL All-Star Game was played on September 4th, 1999 in the ice rink on Jafféstrasse in Berlin . As in the previous year, a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
The game
In front of 3,800 spectators, the national team finally defeated the DEL selection with 6: 3 goals, it was the second victory in the second All-Star game for the DEB team.
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DEL All-Star Team |
3: 6 (3: 0, 0: 4, 0: 2) |
Team Germany
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1: 0 Faust (4th | Cormier ) 2: 0 Alston (5th | Faust) 3: 0 Kerčs (17th) |
3: 1 Serikow (23rd | Brüggemann , Dolak ) 3: 2 Serikow (25th) 3: 3 Loth (34th | Boos ) 3: 4 Mondt (37th | Abstreiter ) 3: 5 Abstreiter (56th | Lukes ) 3: 6 Kühnhauser (60th) |
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Penalties: 4 |
Penalties: 4 |
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| Spectators: 3,800 |
Held in 2000
The 3rd DEL All-Star Game was played on September 2nd, 2000 in the ice rink on Brehmstrasse in Düsseldorf . As in previous years, a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
The game
In front of 3,500 spectators, the All-Stars finally defeated the DEB team 4-1, it was the first and so far only victory of an All-Star team in the DEL selection game format against the national team, which was played from 1998 to 2005 .
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DEL All-Star Team |
4: 1 (1: 0, 2: 1, 1: 0) |
Team Germany
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1: 0 Gordijuk (4th | Jiranek , Sorokin ) 2: 0 Jomphe (26th) 3: 0 Vostrikow (32nd | Vorobjew , Pellegrims ) 4: 1 Alston (49th | Edgerton , Laperrière ) |
3: 1 Soccio (31st | Kunce , Kathan ) | |
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Penalties: 6 |
Penalties: 8 |
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| Spectators: 3,500 |
Held in 2002
The 4th DEL All-Star Game was played on February 1st, 2002 in the Olympic Ice Sports Center in Munich . As in previous years, a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
The game
In front of 5,254 spectators, the national team, led by Jürgen Rumrich , finally defeated the DEL selection with captain Mike Bullard with 7: 5 goals, after having been behind with 0: 4 in the meantime. It was the third win in the fourth All-Star game for the DEB team. The game was led by referee Peter Stratz , Daniel Piechaczek and Adam Niejodeck assisted.
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DEL All-Star Team |
5: 7 (2: 0, 2: 3, 1: 4) |
Team Germany
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1: 0 Hicks (16th | Yake , Snell ) 2: 0 Plante (16th | Schneider ) 3: 0 Öberg (22nd | Snell, Seliwanow ) 4: 0 Seliwanow (31st | Tory ) 5: 7 Tory (60th | . | Stanton , Seliwanow) |
4: 1 Kathan (32nd | Morczinietz ) 4: 2 Loth (36th | Hynes , MacKay ) 4: 3 Goldmann (37th | Rumrich ) 4: 4 MacKay (44th | Loth, Hynes) 4: 5 Morczinietz (44th place) . | Soccio ) 4: 6 Loth (52nd | Seidenberg ) 4: 7 Ehrhoff (57th | Kathan, Soccio) |
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Penalties: 8 min. |
Penalties: 4 min. |
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| Spectators: 5,254 |
Squad
(Legend: Pos = position, No. = number, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Held in 2003
The 5th DEL All-Star Game was played on February 2, 2003 in the Kölnarena in Cologne . As in previous years, a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
Results Skills Competition
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Best sprinter: (one lap)
1. Sven Felski 12.31 sec.
2. Eduard Lewandowski 12.37 sec. - Hardest shot: Christian Ehrhoff 142 km / h
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Puck Handling Season:
1st DEL All-Stars ( Dave McLlwain , Brad Purdie and Kelly Fairchild ) - Most valuable Player: Dwayne Norris (DEL All Stars)
Squad
DEL All-Star Team
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(Legend: Pos = position, No. = number, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
The game
In the game between the two teams, the national team finally defeated the DEL selection with 6: 4 goals, it was the fourth victory in the fifth All-Star game for the DEB team.
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DEL All-Star Team |
4: 6 (1: 1, 3: 2, 0: 3) |
Team Germany
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1: 1 Ast (10th | Stanton ) 2: 3 McLlwain (33rd | Harney ) 3: 3 Brandner (35th | Purdie ) 4: 3 Schreiber (38th | Tory ) |
0: 1 Lewandowski (7th | Blank ), 1: 2 Felski (25th | Aab ) 1: 3 Aab (30th | Benda ) 4: 4 Felski (49th | Aab) 4: 5 Felski (53rd | Reichel ) 4: 6 Kreutzer (60th | Lewandowski ) |
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| Spectators: 15,126 |
Held in 2004
The 6th DEL All-Star Game was played on February 1st, 2004 in the Saturn-Arena in Ingolstadt . As in previous years, a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
Results Skills Competition
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Best sprinter: (one lap)
1. Marián Cisár 13.10 sec.
2. Eduard Lewandowski 13.27 sec.
3. Make Kopitz 13.58 sec.
4. Peter Ratchuk 13.75 sec.
5. Andreas Morczinietz 13.77 sec.
6. Mike Pellegrims 13.88 sec.
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Hardest shot:
1. Stéphane Julien 151 km / h
2. Jakub Ficenec 146 km / h
3. Tobias Abstreiter 133 km / h
4. Klaus Kathan 131 km / h
5. Rob Leask 128 km / h
6. Dave McLlwain 126 km / H
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Puck handling relay:
1st DEL All-Stars ( Dany Bousquet , Brad Purdie , Scott King )
2nd DEB team ( Thomas Greilinger , Nikolaus Mondt , Thomas Dolak )
The game
In the game between the two teams, the national team finally defeated the DEL selection with 8: 3 goals, it was the fifth victory in the sixth All-Star game for the DEB team.
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DEL All-Star Team |
3: 8 (1: 2, 1: 2, 1: 4) |
Team Germany
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1: 1 King (8th | Seliwanow , Corbet ) 2: 2 Julien (32nd | man ) 3: 6 Persson (52nd | McLlwain , Drury ) |
0: 1 Dolak (4th | Boos ) 1: 2 little heads (11th | Fical , Leask ) 2: 3 Soccio (38th | Kreutzer ) 2: 4 Retzer (39th | Kreutzer) 2: 5 Dolak (44th | Boos, Kopitz ) 2: 6 Fical (48th | Reichel ) 3: 7 Mondt (52nd | Walter , Abstreiter ) 3: 8 Kreutzer (53rd) |
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Penalties: 4 min. |
Penalties: 2 min. |
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| Spectators: 4,681 |
Squad
DEL All-Star Team
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Germany
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(Legend: Pos = position, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Held in 2005
The 7th DEL All-Star Game was played on February 6, 2005 in the Color Line Arena in Hamburg . As in previous years, a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team .
Due to the NHL - Lockouts in the 2004/05 season -Star Game All the German could NHL legionnaires like this Marco Sturm and Olaf Kolzig play that were under contract during the lockout in the German team.
Results Skills Competition
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Best sprinter: (one lap)
1. Sven Felski 13.74s
2. Sebastian Furchner 13.82s
3. Marco Sturm 14.09s
4. François Méthot 14.1s
5. Pascal Trepanier 14.3s
6. Yan Stastny 14.8s
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Hardest shot:
1. Jakub Ficenec 164 km / h
2. Stéphane Julien 158 km / h
3. Andy Delmore 157 km / h
4. Lasse Kopitz , Rob Leask 153 km / h
6. Shayne Wright 150 km / h
- Puck handling relay: Winner: DEL All-Star Team ( Pat Lebeau , Mike Pellegrims , Steve Walker )
The game
In the game of the two teams, the national team finally defeated the DEL selection with 9: 7 goals, it was the sixth victory in the seventh All-Star game for the DEB team. The German national player Michael Hackert was chosen by the Frankfurt Lions as the game's Most Valuable Player .
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DEL All-Star Team |
7: 9 (-: -, -: -, - :-) |
Team Germany
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1: 2 McLlwain 2: 3 Julien 3: 3 McLlwain 4: 6 Walker 5: 8 Walker 6: 8 Lebeau 7: 8 McLlwain |
0: 1 Furchner 0: 2 Fical 1: 3 Kreutzer 3: 4 Kink 3: 5 Hackert 3: 6 Sturm 4: 7 Fical 4: 8 Fical 7: 9 Hackert |
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MVP: Michael Hackert |
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| Spectators: 8,000 |
Squad
DEL All-Star Team
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Germany
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(Legend: Pos = position, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Held in 2006
The 8th DEL All-Star Game was played on February 5, 2006 in the KönigPALAST in Krefeld . It was the last All-Star Game so far in which a team of the best DEL foreigners competed against the German national team.
Results Skills Competition
- Best sprinter: Eduard Lewandowski - one lap in 12.95 seconds.
- Best goalkeeper: Thomas Greiss - 14 of 15 shots saved
- Hardest shot: Jakub Ficenec - 142 km / h
The game
In the game between the two teams, the national team, led by Andreas Renz as captain , finally defeated the DEL selection with 5: 3 goals, it was the seventh victory in the eighth All-Star game for Team Germany.
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DEL All-Star Team |
3: 5 (0: 2, 2: 1, 1: 2) |
Team Germany
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1: 2 Ficenec (31st) 2: 3 Lebeau (39th) 3: 3 Lebeau (48th) |
0: 1 Seidenberg (11th) 0: 2 Furchner (16th) 1: 3 Barta (36th) 3: 4 Kathan (54th) 3: 5 Gogulla (58th) |
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| Spectators: 6,089 |
Squad
DEL All-Star Team
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Germany
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(Legend: Pos = position, No. = shirt number, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Held in 2007
The 9th DEL All-Star Game was played on February 3, 2007 in the SAP Arena in Mannheim . It was the first All-Star Game in which a team of DEL European ice hockey stars competed against a DEL North America All-Star selection.
Skills Competition
Jakub Ficenec from Team Europe was able to show the hardest shot of the All-Stars at 159 km / h. The second competition was fought against each other by Adam Hauser for the North American team and Dimitrij Kotschnew for the European team. In the one-on-one shootout contest , three players each shot a total of 15 times at the opposing goal. Hauser had to reach behind him twice, Kotschnew did not concede a goal and thus prevailed. In the third Puck Control Relay competition , where targeting was important, the European relay team with Alexander Barta , Robert Hock , Tore Vikingstad , Ivan Čiernik and Petr Fical were ahead. The only event with a North American winner was the Speed Competition . Andy Roach ran the fastest time per lap.
The game
Then the game between the all-stars from North America and Europe began. As in every year, the players for the respective teams were nominated in advance by sports journalists and could then be chosen by the ice hockey fans on the DEL homepage. In the game of the two All-Star teams, which were led by Mirko Lüdemann (Team Europe) and Dwayne Norris (Team North America) as captains, the North American team finally defeated the team from Europe with 12:10 goals. For Most Valuable Player of the game were Eduard Lewandowski for Europe and Brad Smyth elected for North America.
After his severe brain surgery in November, Mannheim goalkeeper Robert Müller celebrated his comeback on the ice when he came on for Team Europe in the 42nd minute.
Professional referee Daniel Piechaczek distributed two penalty minutes on both sides.
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DEL All-Star Team Europe |
10:12 (4: 2, 4: 4, 2: 6) |
DEL All-Star Team North America
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1: 0 Vasiljevs (1st) 2: 0 Ciernik (3rd) 3: 0 Pavlikovsky 4: 1 Lehner (15th) 5: 4 Kreutzer (30th) 6: 4 Vasiljevs (30th) 7: 5 Lewandowski (36th) .) Barta (37.) 9: 8 Lewandowski (53.) 10: 9 Hock (57.) |
3: 1 Smyth (8th) 4: 2 Dzieduszycki (19th) 4: 3 King (23rd) 4: 4 Norris (23rd) 6: 5 Smyth (35th) 8: 6 Dzieduszycki (39th) 8: 7 Fata (49.) 8: 8 Corbet (52.) 9: 9 Joseph (57.) 10:10 Fata (57.) 10:11 Smyth (57.) 10:12 Joseph (58.) |
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| Penalty minutes: 2 | Penalty minutes: 2 | |
| MVP: Eduard Lewandowski | MVP: Brad Smyth | |
| Spectators: 9,596 |
Squad
Team Europe
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North America team
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(Legend: Pos = position, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Held in 2008
The 10th DEL All-Star Game took place on February 2nd, 2008 for the first time outside of a DEL location in the Freiberg Arena in Dresden . Again a selection of the best European DEL players competed against a selection of the best North American DEL players.
A special feature was that this year one player from the host team, the Dresdner Eislöwen from the Oberliga , could be selected for the selection. The choice of the Dresden fans fell on the two strikers Petr Sikora (Team Europe) and Kevin Gardner (Team North America), and the Dresden goalkeeper Michal Mařík moved into the European team because of an injury to Dimitrij Kotschnew . With Chris Herperger and Steve Walker , other players canceled their participation.
Squad
On January 10, 2008, the results of the cadre elections were announced by the DEL. Then the following teams competed against each other at this year's All-Star Game:
Team Europe
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North America team
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(Legend: Pos = position, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Skills Competition
Before the game, a skills competition was held again this year, in which the players demonstrated their skills in various disciplines. Jakub Ficenec had the hardest slap shot at 167 km / h, in the goalie contest both Robert Müller from Team Europe and Norm Maracle did not concede for the North Americans. Europe won the season ahead of North America. Andy Roach was named the fastest skater in the following competition. A tragic incident occurred during this competition. During his lap, the Nuremberg Ahren Spylo suffered a laceration over his eye when he was unbalanced in the last corner and crashed into the North American team.
The game
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DEL All-Star Team Europe |
14:16 (5: 5, 2: 6, 7: 5) |
DEL All-Star Team North America
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1: 0 Vasiljevs (1st) 2: 0 Felski (2nd) 3: 1 Čiernik (6th) 4: 5 Lewandowski (11th) 5: 5 Wolf (16th) 6: 8 Vasiljevs (26th) 7: 8 Sikora (35th) 8:11 Alinč (41st) 9:15 Vasiljevs (47th) 10:15 Bakos (48th) 11:16 Alinč (52nd) 12:16 Lewandowski (53rd) 13:16 Alinč (53.) 14:16 Ullmann (57.) |
2: 1 Fortier (5th) 3: 2 Pratt (7th) 3: 3 Ramsay (8th) 3: 4 Leeb (10th) 3: 5 Ulmer (11th) 5: 6 Ratchuk (21st) 5: 7 Regehr (22nd) 5: 8 Quint (24th) 7: 9 Regehr (37th) 7:10 Ramsay (39th) 7:11 Robinson (40th) 8:12 Bellissimo (42nd) 8:13 Fortier (44.) 8:14 Ramsay (44.) 8:15 Bellissimo (46.) 10:16 Bellissimo (51.) |
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| Penalty minutes: 0 | Penalty minutes: 0 | |
| MVP: Michal Mařík | MVP: Ryan Ramsay | |
| Spectators: 3,400 | ||
| Referee: Heiko Awizus |
Held in 2009
The 11th DEL All-Star Game took place on January 31, 2009 in the newly built O 2 World in Berlin . As in the previous two years, a selection of the best European DEL players competed against a selection of the best North American DEL players, and for the third time in a row the North American selection came off the ice as the winner.
Squad
The roster for the 2009 DEL All-Star Game was announced on January 8th.
Lasse Kopitz and Thomas Greilinger were appointed to the Europe team at short notice for Sven Butenschön and Philip Gogulla . Likewise, Mike Pellegrims could not take part in the All-Star Game after his move from the Kassel Huskies to the Klagenfurt AC .
Team Europe
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North America team
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(Legend: Pos = position, Nat = nationality, T = goalkeeper, V = defender, S = striker)
Skills Competition
In the skills competition, which traditionally takes place before the game, Mirko Lüdemann won the title of fastest ice skater. Richie Regehr from the Eisbären Berlin won the competition for the hardest slap shot.
The game
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DEL All-Star Team Europe |
8: 9 (3: 3, 4: 3, 1: 3) |
DEL All-Star Team North America
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1: 0 Wolf (6th) 2: 2 Blank (13th) 3: 3 Vasiljevs (19th) 4: 4 Kopitz (24th) 5: 4 Greilinger (25th) 6: 4 Blank (31st) 7: 4 Trew (34th) 8: 6 Wolf (44th) |
1: 1 Quint (10th) 1: 2 Walker (13th) 2: 3 King (17th) 3: 4 Walker (23rd) 7: 5 Traynor (36th) 7: 6 Fortier (39th) 8: 7 Regehr (46th) 8: 8 Méthot (50th) 8: 9 Ulmer (55th) |
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| Penalty minutes: 0 + 10 (Pocher) | Penalty minutes: 4 | |
| MVP: Herberts Vasiljevs | MVP: Steve Walker | |
| Spectators: 8,500 | ||
| Referee: Heiko Dahle |
Individual evidence
- ↑ faz.net: Frankfurt's Chernomaz again All-Star-Trainer , accessed on February 15, 2013
- ↑ DEL notification of January 10, 2008 ( Memento of the original of December 8, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ del.org, DEL framework dates 2008/09 ( Memento of the original from July 10, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ del.org, DEL All-Star Game 2009 ( Memento of the original dated December 8, 2007 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.
- ↑ hockeyweb.de, Kopitz and Greilinger for Butenschön and Gogulla
