DEV Cup
The DEV-Pokal was an ice hockey competition that was played in 1958 as part of the ice hockey league and between 1966 and 1968 as part of the ice hockey Bundesliga . The original competition in 1958 was held by the German Ice Sports Association , from 1966 the trophy was organized by the German Ice Hockey Association , founded in 1963 . The old name was taken over, although the DEV had meanwhile transferred all competences in the ice hockey area to the DEB.
Story and mode
In 1958 , the DEV Cup was played between the six teams in the major league that had not qualified for the final round. The first title holder was Preussen Krefeld .
1966 DEV Cup winner was determined among the participants in the relegation round. The reintroduction of the competition was decided as part of the league's reform measures, which should make the course of the season more exciting. Since SC Riessersee and Preussen Krefeld were tied for first place at the end of the double round, the winner was determined in a playoff, which SC Riessersee was able to win 6: 4. In the following two years, the DEV Cup winner was played between the first two of the relegation rounds West and South.
winner
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1958 : Prussia Krefeld
- 1965: SC Riessersee
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1966 : SC Riessersee
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1967 : FC Bayern Munich
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1968 : Krefelder EV
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See also
Individual evidence
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