German national power chair hockey team

Germany

Association	German Wheelchair Sports Association
Head coach	Margot Kainz
Assistant coach	Andreas Vogt
captain	Jörg Diehl
Record scorer	Paul Emmering 88 goals
Balance sheet
76 games 48 wins 6 draws 22 losses
statistics
First international 22: 0 Denmark 05/22/1998
Biggest win 22: 0 Denmark 22.5.1998
Biggest defeat 1: 8 Switzerland 02/26/2016
(As of February 23, 2020)

The German Powerchair Hockey National Team is a selection team from Germany in electric wheelchair hockey (Powerchair Hockey).

history

In 1997, various e-hockey players met for special training sessions with the first coach, Christian Klein. In May 1998 the World Games took place in Utrecht . This first major tournament, with ten teams, was counted as an unofficial world championship. On May 22, 1998, the newly formed German team played their first international match against a selection from Denmark. This 22: 0 means the highest victory ever in a country comparison. In the final, the team lost 3: 6 to the Netherlands. At a 4-country tournament in 2002 they won 3rd place against Finland. Players from the first few hours were Ferdinand Schießl, Roland and Stefan Utz, Henry Acquah (captain), Manuela Rahlf, Görkem Oguz.

In 2004 the first official World Championships took place in Helsinki . With a 0: 4 against the Netherlands, the team became runner-up world champions. This second place could be repeated at the first EM in 2005 . Again the opponent was the Netherlands. This time they lost 2: 7. The Netherlands was also the final destination at the 2008 European Championship , this time with a 1: 7.

At the 2010 World Cup , with Deniz Genc as coach, in Lignano Sabbiadoro , Italy , the German team was able to secure the world title with a 7: 6 after extra time against the Netherlands. With his golden goal in the 5th minute of extra time, Paul Emmering was able to set the winning goal for the German team and inflict the Netherlands their first defeat in their history.

The first setbacks were 4th place at the EM 2012 and 5th place at the 2014 home World Cup . This 5th place had to be fought hard against Switzerland , with a 5: 4. This was followed by a 3rd place at the EM 2016.

With the coach Margot Kainz, since 2015, at the 2018 World Cup , the German team dominated their opponents in the preliminary round. Unbeaten she reached the semi-finals where she was only defeated by the Italian in the penalty shootout . In the game for 3rd place she then lost to the Netherlands in extra time and finished the World Cup in 4th place. With the players Nasim Afrah, David Bauer, Kaan Sisik, Jörg Diehl and goalkeeper Jessica Trommer, the team is facing a promising future.

Germany is currently in 4th place in the world rankings (as of November 22, 2018)

Club management and support staff

(As of June 1, 2018)

function	Surname
1. Chairman	Julian Wendel
2nd chairman	David Huber
Trainer	Margot Mainz
Assistant coach	Andreas Vogt
Team manager	Julian Wendel

Previous trainers

• Christian Klein (1996-2005)
• Deniz Genc (2005-2014)
• Margot Kainz (since 2014)

National team squad 2018

goal	Fixed racket	Hand bat
1 Jessica Trommer (1.5) Black Knights Dreieich 28 Anna Schütz (2.0) Nording Bulls	6th Stephan Mägele (0.5) Munich Animals 22nd Jörg Diehl (1.0) Torpedo Ladenburg	8th Stefan Utz Munich Animals 10 Tim Treidy (2.5) Flashboy Runners-Neuwied 18th David Huber (4.0) Rolli Teufel Ludwigshafen 38 Nasim Afrah (4.5) Black Knights Dreieich 61 Kaan Sisik (3.0) Star Drivers Bad Kreuznach 94 David Bauer (2.0) Black Knights Dreieich

(The classification system points are in brackets)

International match overview

Legend

• H = home game
• A = away game
• * = Play on a neutral place
• Background color green = victory
• Background color yellow = tie
• Background color red = defeat

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
1	05/22/1998	22: 0	Denmark	*	Utrecht ( NED )	World Games	First international game against Denmark, highest victory
2	05/22/1998	11: 0	Australia	*	Utrecht ( NED )	World Games	First international match against Australia
3	05/22/1998	2: 2	Netherlands	A.	Utrecht ( NED )	World Games	First international match against the Netherlands
4th	05/22/1998	6: 1	Italy	*	Utrecht ( NED )	World Games	First international match against Italy
5	05/24/1998	2: 1 a.d.	Turkey	*	Utrecht ( NED )	World Games	First international match against Turkey
6th	05/24/1998	3: 6	Netherlands	*	Utrecht ( NED )	World Games
7th	04/06/2002	5-0	Italy	*	Spanbroek ( NED )	4 countries tournament
8th	04/06/2002	4: 7	Netherlands	A.	Spanbroek ( NED )	4 countries tournament
9	04/06/2002	4: 2	Finland	*	Spanbroek ( NED )	4 countries tournament	First international match against Finland
10	04/07/2002	2: 3	Italy	*	Spanbroek ( NED )	4 countries tournament
11	04/07/2002	7: 3	Finland	*	Spanbroek ( NED )	4 countries tournament
12	06/15/2003	3: 1	Italy	A.	Marotta-Fano ( ITA )	Friendly match
13	06/11/2004	6: 2	Australia	*	Helsinki ( FIN )	World Championship
14th	06/12/2004	5: 4	Finland	A.	Helsinki ( FIN )	World Championship
15th	06/12/2004	13: 0	Denmark	*	Helsinki ( FIN )	World Championship
16	06/13/2004	4: 3	Italy	A.	Maasmechelen ( BEL )	World Championship
17th	06/13/2004	0: 4	Netherlands	*	Helsinki ( FIN )	World Championship
18th	06/23/2005	9-0	Czech Republic	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship	First international match against the Czech Republic
19th	06/23/2005	13: 0	Denmark	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship
20th	06/24/2005	3: 1	Finland	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship
21st	06/24/2005	6: 3	Italy	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship
22nd	06/25/2005	3: 4	Belgium	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship	First international match against Belgium
23	06/25/2005	2: 6	Netherlands	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship
24	06/26/2005	2-0	Italy	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship
25th	06/23/2005	2: 7	Netherlands	*	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship
26th	11/11/2008	5: 1	Italy	*	Maasmechelen ( FIN )	European Championship
27	11/11/2008	7: 2	Belgium	A.	Maasmechelen ( BEL )	European Championship
28	11/11/2008	4: 2	Denmark	*	Maasmechelen ( BEL )	European Championship
29	11/14/2008	8: 5	Finland	*	Maasmechelen ( BEL )	European Championship
30th	11/15/2008	1: 7	Netherlands	*	Maasmechelen ( BEL )	European Championship
31	04/11/2010	13: 0	Switzerland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship	First international match against Switzerland
32	04/11/2010	5: 4	Italy	A.	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
33	05/11/2010	4: 3	Belgium	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
34	11/06/2010	6: 1	Finland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
35	07/11/2010	7: 6 a.d.	Netherlands	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship	First victory against the Netherlands, winning the world title
36	06/07/2012	12: 1	Slovenia	*	Nastola ( FIN )	European Championship	First international match against Slovenia
37	06/07/2012	6: 5	Finland	*	Nastola ( FIN )	European Championship
38	06/08/2012	4: 4	Italy	*	Nastola ( FIN )	European Championship
39	06/09/2012	4: 9	Belgium	*	Nastola ( FIN )	European Championship
40	06/10/2012	4: 5	Finland	A.	Nastola ( FIN )	European Championship
41	08/06/2014	6: 6	Belgium	H	Munich ( DEU )	World Championship
42	08/07/2014	4: 6	Finland	H	Munich ( DEU )	World Championship
43	08/08/2014	7: 2	Italy	H	Munich ( DEU )	World Championship
44	08/09/2014	11: 1	Australia	H	Munich ( DEU )	World Championship
45	08/10/2014	5: 4	Switzerland	H	Munich ( DEU )	World Championship
46	02/26/2016	1: 8	Switzerland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	6 nations tournament
47	02/26/2016	3: 4	Denmark	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	6 nations tournament
48	02/27/2016	7: 2	Slovenia	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	6 nations tournament
49	07/14/2016	2: 4	Netherlands	A.	Graft-De Rijp ( NED )	European Championship
50	07/14/2016	9: 4	Spain	*	Graft-De Rijp ( NED )	European Championship
51	07/15/2016	8: 3	Switzerland	*	Graft-De Rijp ( NED )	European Championship
52	07/16/2016	3: 6	Italy	*	Graft-De Rijp ( NED )	European Championship
53	07/17/2016	9: 1	Belgium	*	Graft-De Rijp ( NED )	European Championship
54	11/02/2017	5: 3	Italy	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	Test game
55	03/11/2017	9: 4	Denmark	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	5 Stars International Tournament
56	03/11/2017	3: 3	Finland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	5 Stars International Tournament
57	04/11/2017	7: 5	Switzerland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	5 Stars International Tournament
58	04/11/2017	2: 4	Italy	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	5 Stars International Tournament
59	05.11.2017	4: 1	Denmark	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	5 Stars International Tournament
60	05.11.2017	2: 4	Switzerland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	5 Stars International Tournament
61	09/26/2018	6: 1	Denmark	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
62	09/28/2018	10: 1	Belgium	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
63	09/28/2018	11: 1	Australia	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
64	29.09.2018	4: 5 n.p.	Italy	A.	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
65	09/30/2018	3: 4 a.d.	Netherlands	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	World Championship
66	06/28/2019	13: 0	Belgium	*	Breda ( NED )	Para games
67	06/29/2019	5: 5	Denmark	*	Breda ( NED )	Para games
68	06/29/2019	5: 6	Switzerland	*	Breda ( NED )	Para games
69	06/29/2019	2: 8	Netherlands	A.	Breda ( NED )	Para games
70	06/30/2019	10: 8	Finland	*	Breda ( NED )	Para games
71	06/30/2019	6: 1	Denmark	*	Breda ( NED )	Para games
72	02/22/2020	10: 6	Switzerland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	IPCH Euro Stars
73	02/22/2020	3: 3	Italy	A.	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	IPCH Euro Stars
74	02/22/2020	6: 5	Finland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	IPCH Euro Stars
75	02/23/2020	3: 5	Finland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	IPCH Euro Stars
76	02/23/2020	4: 3	Switzerland	*	Lignano Sabbiadoro ( ITA )	IPCH Euro Stars
Status: February 23, 2020

International match record

The table below shows the national teams Germany competed against. The German national team has played a total of 76 international matches and has so far played against 11 different teams. She won 48 of her games, reached 6 draws and lost 22 games. She scored 437 goals and conceded 253 goals.

As of February 23, 2020 after the game against Switzerland

country	Games	S.	U	N	Gates
Italy	16	10	2	4th	66:44
Finland	13	9	1	3	69:53
Netherlands	11	1	1	9	28:61
Denmark	10	7th	0	1	85:18
Switzerland	9	6th	0	3	55:39
Belgium	8th	5	1	2	56:26
Australia	4th	4th	0	0	39: 4
Slovenia	2	2	0	0	19: 3
Czech Republic	1	1	0	0	09-0
Spain	1	1	0	0	09: 4
Turkey	1	1	0	0	02: 1
total	76	48	6th	22nd	437: 253

successes

• 2010: World Champion
• 2004: Vice World Champion
• 2005, 2008: Vice European Champion

Goal scorers

This list contains all German goal scorers who have scored at least 1 goal at an EM or World Cup. Here Paul Emmering leads with 88 goals, at 4 European and 3 world championships. (As of November 2018)

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	Surname	society	Gates	Participation
1.	Paul Emmering	Torpedo Ladenburg	88	WM 2004, EM 2005, EM 2008, WM 2010, EM 2012, WM 2014, EM 2016
2.	Nasim Afrah	Black Knights Dreieich	27	World Cup 2014, EM 2016, World Cup 2018
3.	Manuela Rahlf	Hurricans Bochum	21st	World Cup 2004, EM 2005, World Cup 2010
4th	Kaan Sisik	Star Drivers Bad Kreuznach	17th	EM 2016, World Cup 2018
5.	Silvio Grubert	Nordring Bulls Lalendorf	15th	EM 2012, World Cup 2014
	Görkum Oguz	Torpedo Ladenburg	15th	EM 2005, EM 2008, WM 2010, EM 2012
7th	Roland Utz	Munich Animals	12	WM 2005, EM 2008, WM 2010, EM 2012
	Ramazan Sahin	Torpedo Ladenburg	12	EM 2005, EM 2008, WM 2010, EM 2012
9.	David Huber	Rolli Teufel Ludwigshafen	10	World Cup 2018
10.	Eva-Maria Berndl	Torpedo Ladenburg	8th	World Cup 2010, World Cup 2014, EM 2016
11.	Andreas Vogt	Munich Animals	7th	WM 2004, EM 2005, EM 2012, WM 2014, EM 2016
	Stefan Utz	Munich Animals	7th	EM 2005, WM 2010, WM 2014, EM 2016, WM 2018
13.	Tim Treidy	Flashboy Runners Neuwied	3	World Cup 2018
14th	David Bauer	Black Knights Dreieich	2	World Cup 2014, EM 2016, World Cup 2018
15th	Stefan Mägele	Munich Animals	1	EM 2016, World Cup 2018
	Sandra Steiner	Ballbusters Würzburg	1	EM 2016

Web links

• Powerchair Hockey Germany

Individual evidence

1. ↑ World ranking list (as of November 22, 2018)
2. ^ European Championship and World Cup goalscorer list