German national inline skater hockey team

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The German inline skater hockey national team is a selection made by the national coaches of German inline skater hockey players of Inline Skaterhockey Deutschland (ISHD). It represents the German Roller Sport and Inline Association (DRIV) at the international level at the IISHF European Inline Skater Hockey Championship .

Squad 2013

Men's

Provisional squad to compete at the IISHF European Inline Skate Hockey Championship 2013 in Gentofte , Denmark .

goalkeeper
Surname team
Jonas Mende Samurai Iserlohn
Jonas Mohr Highlander Ludenscheid
Danny Sellmann Bissendorfer panther
Outfield player
Kai Esser HC Cologne-West Rheinos
Paul Fiedler Duisburg Ducks
Lennart Flanz Samurai Iserlohn
Marco Hellwig Uedesheim Chiefs
Fabian Lenz Duisburg Ducks
Tim Linke Samurai Iserlohn
Sebastian Miller Bissendorfer panther
Florian Nies TV Augsburg
Hannes Ressel Rhine-Main Patriots
Sebastian Schneider Duisburg Ducks
Tobias Stöckhardt SHC Rockets food
Nicolai Wagner TV Augsburg
David's wisdom HC Cologne-West Rheinos
Robin wisdom HC Cologne-West Rheinos
Kevin Wilson Duisburg Ducks
Official
activity Surname
Trainer Manfred Schmitz
CO trainer Stefan Gehrig
Goalkeeping coach Michel Uhlig
supervisor Christian Fiebig
supervisor Norbert Böckels
supervisor Jonas Kugler
Manager Stefan Brütt
physical therapy Celina Buehrer
physical therapy Maik Naika
Team doctor Dr. Christian Rülander

Juniors

Official squad who became Junior European Champion at the IISHF European Inline Skate Hockey Championship 2011 in Zaandam , Netherlands .

goalkeeper
Surname vintage team
Marcel Kempf 1993 Rhine-Main Patriots
Sally Klöser 1995 Duisburg Ducks
Jan Spaltmann 1993 Dusseldorf Rams
Outfield player
Torben Besner 1994 HC Cologne-West Rheinos
Sebastian Busch 1993 Crefelder SC
Oliver yolk soft 1993 TV Augsburg
Timo Grabs 1993 Dusseldorf Rams
Kevin Kaeding 1993 Samurai Iserlohn
Joachim Könning 1995 Ahauser Maidy Dogs
Fabian Lenz 1994 Duisburg Ducks
Julian Reintjies 1994 Duisburg Ducks
Jannik brand 1993 Crash Eagles Kaarst
Philip Mueller 1993 Dusseldorf Rams
Marco Peters 1993 Samurai Iserlohn
Lars Neuhausen 1993 Crash Eagles Kaarst
Luca Linde 1993 Crash Eagles Kaarst
André Petry 1995 Duisburg Ducks
Nick Mueller 1993 Dusseldorf Rams
Sebastian Schmidt 1995 Dusseldorf Rams
Dennis Winkels 1993 Crefelder SC
Max Zillen 1994 Crefelder SC
Official
activity Surname
Trainer Michael Klein
CO trainer Christian Keller
Goalkeeping coach Thomas Hein
supervisor Hans Merkel
Manager Werner Hoffmann
physical therapy Bernd Löhnert

Previous placements

Men's

year place placement
1997 GermanyGermany Kaarst Vice European champion Silver medal with cup.svg
1998 Denmark Vice European champion Silver medal with cup.svg
1999 GermanyGermany Iserlohn European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2000 Great Britain Brighton European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2001 Denmark Copenhagen 3rd place Bronze medal with cup.svg
2002 Switzerland Bussy European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2003 Great Britain Doncaster European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2004 Great Britain Torquay Vice European champion Silver medal with cup.svg
2005 GermanyGermany Kaarst European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2006 Switzerland Lugano European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2007 Austria Steindorf am Ossiacher See Vice European champion Silver medal with cup.svg
2008 Austria Stegersbach European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2009 Switzerland Lugano 4th Place
2010 Switzerland Lugano 3rd place Bronze medal with cup.svg
2011 Austria Stegersbach European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2012 Switzerland Givisiez 4th Place
2013 DenmarkDenmark Copenhagen European champion Gold medal with cup.svg
2014 GermanyGermany Kaarst

Juniors

year place placement
1997 Germany Kaarst European champion
1999 --- 3rd place
2000 Great Britain Brighton European champion
2002 Switzerland Bussy 4th Place
2003 Great Britain Doncaster Vice European champion
2004 Great Britain Torquay European champion
2005 Germany Kaarst European champion
2006 Switzerland Lugano European champion
2007 Switzerland Lugano European champion
2008 Germany Krefeld Vice European champion
2009 Austria Stegersbach European champion
2010 Germany Iserlohn European champion
2011 Netherlands Zaandam European champion
2012 DenmarkDenmark Aarhus European champion
2013 GermanyGermany Dusseldorf European champion
2014 AustriaAustria Stegersbach European champion

Ladies

year place placement
1997 Germany Kaarst European champion
1998 Denmark Copenhagen European champion
2000 Denmark Copenhagen European champion
2001 Germany Menden (Sauerland) Nations Cup winner
2002 Netherlands Kerdriel European champion
2003 Czech Republic Pisek 4th place at the Inline Hockey World Championship
2003 Germany eat European champion
2004 Canada London 5th place at the Inline Hockey World Championship
2004 Germany eat Vice European champion
2005 France Paris 4th place at the Inline Hockey World Championship
2007 Austria Steindorf am Ossiacher See European champion
2008 Denmark Aarhus Vice European champion
2009 Austria Stegersbach European champion