German national floorball team

Germany

Association	Floorball Association Germany
Technical sponsor	Unihoc
Trainer	Atte Ronkanen
Assistant coach	Ilkka Kittila
Home stadium	changing
First jersey Second jersey
(As of August 19, 2020)

The German national floorball team represents the Floorball Association Germany at international matches and tournaments in the sport of floorball (also known as floorball).

history

The first international match with German participation in this relatively young sport took place on February 20, 1994 in Konstanz against the Czech Republic, which the Czechs won 9-1. The following year the team took part in the European Championship in Switzerland, but lost all five games. The first win followed at the 1996 World Cup (11-0 against Singapore). Since then, the German national floorball team has played regularly in international tournaments and has also played friendly matches. The 82nd international match took place on April 27, 2008. Christian Fritsche has played the most international matches so far , 66 since 1997.

Squad

Surname	First name
Bender	Luke	Lilienthal
Bare	Max	Weissenfels
Bothe	Mark-Oliver	Lilienthal
Cooper	Tim	Weissenfels
Brinkmann	Frank	Lilienthal
Broker	Janos	Lilienthal
Broker	Niklas	Lilienthal
Buckermann	Jan Niklas	Muffled foxes
Burmeister	Alexander	Schriesheim
Dietz	Mike	Hamburg
Falkenberger	Maximillian	Kaufering
Gayk	Daniel	BSV Roxel
Hallerstede	Nils	Lilienthal
Herlt	Sasha	Weissenfels
Herrmann	Sebastian	Arlanda (SWE)
Hoffmann	Jonas	Weissenfels
Hoppe	Svenson	MFBC Leipzig
Mistake	Felix	Schenefeld
Jassmann	Philip	Weissenfels
Cool	Flemming	Hamburg
Künnecke	Felix	Schriesheim
Lemke	Tim	Berlin
Nihlén	Julian	Hollviken (SWE)
Rüger	Julian	Kaufering
Shushwary	Erik	MFBC
Boil	Matthias	Weissenfels
Spoil	Sebastian	Lilienthal
Tobisch	Marco	Kaufering
from Pritzbuer	Tino	Wiler (SUI)
Weigelt	Philip	Weissenfels
Weissgerber	Sebastian	Koeniz (SUI)
Weisskirchen	Florian	Bonn
Wenning	Joel	O2-jyväskylä (FIN)

Placements

World championships

Note: Results from B-WM participation are shown in italics . The overall ranking shows the ranking across divisions.

	competition	space	sub- contractor	Overall placement
1996	A-WM	place 08	012	8th place 0(12)
1998	A-WM	place 08	08th	8th place 0(14)
2000	B-WM	place 01	08th	Place 09 (16)
2002	A-WM	place 08	08th	8th place 0(24)
2004	A-WM	place 08	10	8th place 0(20)
2006	A-WM	Place 10	10	Place 10 (20)
2008	B-WM	1st place (size A)	10	Seat 11 (20)

Then the World Cup mode was changed, so there are no more divisions, but a qualification.

	host	space	Participants (final round)	Participants (total)
2010	Finland	Place 10	16	31
2012	Switzerland	4th place	16	28
2014	Sweden	9th place	16	31
2016	Latvia	7th place	16	33
2018	Czech Republic	Rank 6	16	33

European championships

	space	sub- contractor
1995	11th place	11

Trainer

• Johannes Baur (1994–1996)
• Felix Coray (1997-2000)
• Lutz Gahlert (2000-2004)
• Renato Wyss (2004-2008)
• Micael Svensson (2008-2011)
• Philippe Soutter (2011-2017)
• Remo Hubacher (2017-2020)
• Atte Ronkanen (2020-)

International matches

Source: floorball.de

#	date	place	opponent	Result	comment
1	February 20, 1994	Constancy	Czech Republic	1: 9
2	May 14, 1995	Jonah	Sweden	0:18	European Championship
3	May 15, 1995	Gümlingen	Hungary	1: 3	European Championship
4th	May 16, 1995	Solothurn	Switzerland	0:13	European Championship
5	May 17, 1995	Basel	Estonia	0: 3	European Championship
6th	May 18, 1995	Solothurn	Czech Republic	0:13	European Championship
7th	May 11, 1996	Uppsala	Russia	3: 7	World Championship
8th	May 12, 1996	Uppsala	Czech Republic	1: 5	World Championship
9	May 13, 1996	Uppsala	Finland	0: 3	World Championship
10	May 14, 1996	Uppsala	Singapore	11: 0	World Championship
11	May 15, 1996	Uppsala	Hungary	8: 3	World Championship
12	May 16, 1996	Uppsala	Denmark	1: 2	World Championship
13	April 24, 1997	Leipzig	Sweden	0:16
14th	April 26, 1997	Schlotheim	Switzerland	1: 7
15th	January 31, 1998	Zuchwil	Switzerland	0:13
16	May 1, 1998	Hohenmölsen	Austria	3: 2
17th	May 2, 1998	Hohenmölsen	Austria	5: 3
18th	May 25, 1998	Brno	Czech Republic	0: 9	World Championship
19th	May 26, 1998	Brno	Sweden	0:14	World Championship
20th	May 27, 1998	Brno	Switzerland	0:11	World Championship
21st	May 29, 1998	Brno	Russia	2: 6	World Championship
22nd	May 1, 1999	Hohenmölsen	Poland	3: 1
23	May 2, 1999	Hohenmölsen	Poland	2: 2
24	September 11, 1999	Gdańsk	Poland	3: 4
25th	September 12, 1999	Gdańsk	Poland	1: 3
26th	February 12, 2000	Lilienthal	Denmark	3:10
27	February 13, 2000	Lilienthal	Denmark	3:11
28	May 15, 2000	Drammen	Australia	1: 2	B world championship
29	May 16, 2000	Drammen	Japan	6: 1	B world championship
30th	May 18, 2000	Drammen	Poland	6: 3	B world championship
31	May 19, 2000	Oslo	Estonia	3: 1	B world championship
32	May 20, 2000	Oslo	Austria	3: 2	B world championship
33	September 10, 2000	Bremen	Switzerland	1: 8
34	September 11, 2000	Bremen	Switzerland	0: 8
35	November 11, 2000	Dessau	Czech Republic	0: 6
36	November 12, 2002	Markranstädt	Czech Republic	1: 5
37	February 9, 2002	Denderleeuw	Great Britain	1-0	Nations Cup
38	February 9, 2002	Denderleeuw	Slovenia	8: 2	Nations Cup
39	February 10, 2002	Denderleeuw	Netherlands	6: 5 n.p.	Nations Cup
40	April 26, 2002	Ilsenburg	Austria	2: 4
41	April 27, 2002	Ilsenburg	Denmark	2:11
42	April 28, 2002	Ilsenburg	Poland	2: 3
43	May 19, 2002	Helsinki	Denmark	1: 5	World championship , group stage
44	May 20, 2002	Helsinki	Sweden	1:18	World championship , group stage
45	May 21, 2002	Helsinki	Norway	3: 8	World championship , group stage
46	May 22, 2002	Helsinki	Finland	1: 7	World Cup , quarter finals
47	May 23, 2002	Helsinki	Norway	2: 8	World Championship , game for place 5/7
48	May 25, 2002	Helsinki	Latvia	5: 6	World Championship , game for 7th place
49	February 8, 2003	Denderleeuw	Netherlands	6: 1	Nations Cup
(50)	February 8, 2003	Denderleeuw	Belgium selection	4: 1	Nations Cup; no official international match
51	February 9, 2003	Denderleeuw	Hungary	5: 4	Nations Cup
52	April 25, 2003	Grimma	Slovenia	7: 7	Four countries tournament
53	April 26, 2003	Grimma	Slovakia	14: 6	Four countries tournament
54	April 27, 2003	Grimma	Italy	4: 6	Four countries tournament
55	May 16, 2004	Zurich	Czech Republic	1:20	World championship , group stage
56	May 17, 2004	Zurich	Austria	9: 2	World championship , group stage
57	May 19, 2004	Zurich	Sweden	0:25	World championship , group stage
58	May 20, 2004	Zurich	Norway	3:18	World championship , group stage
59	May 21, 2004	Zurich	Russia	5:10	World Championship , game for 7th place
60	February 12, 2005	Hohenmölsen	Hungary	5: 7
61	February 13, 2005	Hohenmölsen	Hungary	8: 2
62	February 23, 2005	Naunhof	Denmark	6: 7
63	February 24, 2005	Naunhof	Denmark	0: 7
64	October 28, 2005	Oslo	Norway	3:20	Four Nations Cup
65	October 29, 2005	Oslo	Denmark	8: 7	Four Nations Cup
66	October 30, 2005	Oslo	Italy	3: 9	Four Nations Cup
67	May 22, 2006	Helsingborg	Denmark	2: 8	World championship , group stage
68	May 23, 2006	Malmo	Switzerland	5:22	World championship , group stage
69	May 24, 2006	Malmo	Sweden	1:15	World championship , group stage
70	May 25, 2006	Malmo	Norway	4: 9	World championship , group stage
71	May 28, 2006	Stockholm	Russia	5: 7	World Championship , game for 9th place
72	February 10, 2007	Wolztyn	Poland	3: 4
73	February 11, 2007	Wolztyn	Poland	5: 4
74	April 28, 2007	Bremen	Netherlands	12: 1
75	May 22, 2006	Hamburg	Netherlands	14: 0
76	November 3, 2007	Ingolstadt	Italy	5: 6
77	November 4, 2007	Ingolstadt	Italy	2: 4
78	May 2, 2008	Dornbirn	Austria	5: 2
79	May 3, 2008	Dornbirn	Austria	7: 2
80	April 25, 2008	Wernigerode	Slovenia	18: 3	Nations Cup
81	April 26, 2008	Wernigerode	Poland	5: 4	Nations Cup
82	April 27, 2008	Wernigerode	Switzerland U19	9: 6	Nations Cup
	December 6, 2008	Ostrava	Great Britain	25: 5	B World Championship , group stage
	December 7, 2008	Ostrava	Austria	6: 1	B World Championship , group stage
	December 8, 2008	Ostrava	Singapore	18: 3	B World Championship , group stage
	December 10, 2008	Ostrava	Slovenia	13: 3	B World Championship , group stage
	December 12, 2008	Prague	United States	9: 4	B World Championship , semi-finals
	December 13, 2008	Prague	Poland	11: 7	B world championship , final
	4th December 2010	Vantaa	Australia	12: 3	World championship , group stage
	5th December 2010	Vantaa	Estonia	3: 6	World championship , group stage
	December 7, 2010	Helsinki	Sweden	1:21	World championship , group stage
	December 8, 2010	Helsinki	Italy	8: 4	World Championship , game for 9/11
	December 9, 2010	Helsinki	Poland	5: 6	World Championship , game for 9th place
	November 4, 2011		Hungary	4: 2
	November 5, 2011		Poland	3: 1
	November 6, 2011		Denmark	8: 8
	February 1, 2012	Muenster	France	12: 0	World Cup qualification
	February 2, 2012	Muenster	Denmark	14: 3	World Cup qualification
	3rd February 2012	Muenster	Spain	9: 1	World Cup qualification
	4th February 2012	Muenster	Norway	7: 9	World Cup qualification
	5th February 2012	Muenster	Belgium	11: 1	World Cup qualification
	December 2, 2012	Zurich	Finland	1:10	World championship , group stage
	4th December 2012	Zurich	Canada	10: 2	World championship , group stage
	5th December 2012	Zurich	Russia	4: 3	World championship , group stage
	December 6, 2012	Zurich	Latvia	4: 2	World Cup , quarter finals
	December 8, 2012	Zurich	Sweden	0:13	World Championship , semifinals
	December 9, 2012	Zurich	Switzerland	0: 8	World Championship , 3rd place match

See also

• German national floorball team for women

Web links

• Men's national team on floorball.de
• Men's team profile on floorball.org

Individual evidence

1. ↑ floorball.de: international matches ( memento of the original from January 23, 2011 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. 
2. ↑ floorball.de: Ewiger Nationalkader ( Memento of the original from May 10, 2011 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. 
3. ↑ Men's national team with new coaching staff | Floorball Germany. Retrieved on August 19, 2020 (German). 
4. ↑ international matches. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on January 23, 2011 ; accessed on March 10, 2019 . 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.