EC Peiting

EC Peiting
Greatest successes
South German - Champion 1982 German Oberliga Champion 1974 Champion Oberliga-Süd 2012, 2013, 2019 German Junior Champion 2011, 2014 Champion Regionalliga Süd / 3. League 1973 German regional league champion 1993
Club information
history	TSV Peiting Ice Skating Department (1952–1967) TSV Peiting Ice Sports Department (1968–1972) EC Peiting (since 1973)
Location	Peiting
Parent club	TSV Peiting
Club colors	blue White Red
league	Ice hockey league
Venue	Peiting ice rink
capacity	2,500 seats
executive Director	Peter guest
Head coach	Sebastian Buchwieser
captain	Andreas Feuerecker
Season 2019/20	6th place orienteering south

The EC Peiting is an ice hockey club from the Upper Bavarian market Peiting . The official club name is Eissportclub Peiting im Turn- und Sportverein eV

history

Long before TSV Peiting was founded, ice hockey was played in Peiting. On February 4, 1934, the first game of an ice hockey team took place against a selection from neighboring Lechbruck . Nevertheless, it was not until 1952 that the EC was founded in the Peiting gymnastics and sports club. The venue was initially a local outdoor pool, which was converted into an ice rink in winter, and later an ice rink or a public square. Comparisons with other teams were consistently friendly and after a four-year break - in 1960 ice sports in Peiting came to a short standstill - the community made a new sports facility available to the club.

On October 22, 1966, the structures for regular gaming were finally created by an organized ice sports club within the TSV. The first friendly match against TSV Hohenpeißenberg took place on January 11, 1967, and the following season saw the first participation in regional class 6 . Just one season later, they were promoted to the regional league and after the introduction of a single-track league, TSV moved up to the natural ice Bavarian league in 1970 . This season was also the last in the natural ice rink, as an artificial ice rink was built in December 1967 and was inaugurated on November 25, 1972. With the new venue, the team competed in the regional league for the first time . The first opponent in the artificial ice stadium was EV Landsberg , who got the upper hand with 3-2 against the Peitinger.

As a result of considerable restructuring in German ice hockey and a reformed league operation, the ice hockey department was outsourced to the EC in TSV Peiting in the summer of 1973, and games continued in 1973/74 in the now third-class Oberliga Süd . From 1974/75 with 1977/78 the EC Peiting took part in the 2nd ice hockey Bundesliga before one season of the game was suspended. Then the EC played from 1979/80 in the Oberliga Süd - except for the 1983/84 season, where the 2nd ice hockey league was again played - until the introduction of the German ice hockey league in 1994. When the league was redistributed, the EC peiting in the 1st League South , in which the team remained until 1997/98. When the 2nd ice hockey Bundesliga was reintroduced for the 1998/99 season, the club was downgraded to the 2nd South League . From this league, the Upper Bavaria moved despite financial concerns in the Oberliga Süd 2000/01 and was there as a climber straight away fifth, which resulted in the playoff quarter-finals against the Crocodiles Hamburg . This success could be increased in 2002/03 by the team in the championship playoffs only in the semifinals against the eventual champions 1. EV Weiden lost 2-1 games. In the following years, the EC Peiting established itself in the league and was able to celebrate the greatest successes in recent club history with the finals and the runner-up championships in the seasons 2008/09 and 2009/10. The EC Peiting celebrated the championship of the Oberliga-Süd in the 2011/2012, 2012/13 and 2018/19 season.

successes

• Promotion to the 1st ice hockey league in 1994
• Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1974 , 1983
• South German champion 1982
• German Oberliga champion 1974
• German Oberliga runner-up in 1982 , 2010
• German junior champion 2011, 2014
• Record champions Oberliga-Süd ( 4 )
• Champion Oberliga Süd / West 2003
• Vice champion Oberliga Süd 2009
• Promotion to the league in 1973 , 1993 , 2000
• Champion Regionalliga Süd / 3. League 1973
• German regional league champion 1993
• Promotion to the regional league (3rd division) 1972
• Runner-up in the 2nd ice hockey league 1999
• Promotion to the Natural Ice Bayern League (4th division) in 1970
• Bavarian District League Champion / South 2015
• Bavarian regional league champion 1969

Trainer

season Trainer 1966-1968 Manfred Fliegauf 1968-1970 Detlev Bark 1970-1972 Josef Wörschhauser 1972-1973 Alfred Nieder 1973-1976 Johann Schmaußer 1976-1988 Gustav Hanig (until January 1978) 1978 Helmut Lackner (from January 1978) 1978-1979 Jan Egermajer (game stopped before the season) 1979-1980 Johann Schmaußer (until January 1980) 1980-1981 Ernst Trautwein (from January 1980) 1981-1983 Gerd Wittmann 1983 Rudolf Gröger (until October 1983) 1983 Herbert Schmid (interim trainer, October 1983) 1983-1984 Gustav Hanig (from October 1983) 1984-1985 Berthold Hartelt (until February 1985) 1985 Herbert Schmid (from February 1985)

season Trainer 1985-1988 Gert Landshut (until February 1988) 1988 Herbert Schmid (interim trainer, February – May 1988) 1988 Gert Landshut (June – November 1988) 1988 Doug Irwin 1988 Richard Kolb (interim trainer, November – December 1988) 1988-1991 Doug Irwin 1991 Wolfgang Rosenberg (until November 1991) 1991 Johannes Schmaußer (interim trainer, November – December 1991) 1991-1993 Gert Landshut (from December 1991) 1993-1994 Peter Freißl (from December 1993) 1994-1996 Alexei Sulak 1996-1997 Norbert Strobl (until October 1996) 1996-1997 Johannes Schmaußer (interim trainer, October 1996) 1996-1997 Don Depoe (October – December 1996) 1996-1997 Kenneth Latta (from December 1996)

season Trainer 1997 Kenneth Latta (until October 1997) 1997-1999 Alexej Sulak (from October 1997) 1999 Eduard Giblak (until November 1999) 1999 Nikolaus Habermann (interim trainer, November 1999) 1999 Albin Wimmer (interim trainer, November 1999) 1999-2003 Georg Kink (from December 1999) 2004 Christian Winkler (from January 2004) 2004-2006 Johannes Schmaußer (until November 2006) 2006-2007 Ron Chyzowski 2007–2012 Alexei Sulak 2012-2014 Joseph Hot 2014-2016 John Sicinski since 2016 Sebastian Buchwieser

player

Squad of the 2017/18 season

As of September 27, 2017

goalkeeper
No.		Surname		Date of birth	place of birth	In the team since	Last team
33		Florian Hechenrieder		4th August 1986	Weilheim in Upper Bavaria	2010	EC Peiting
93		Marc-Michael Henne		February 11, 1993	Feet	2013	EC Peiting
defender
No.		Surname		Date of birth	place of birth	In the team since	Last team
		Christoph Frankenberg		March 2, 1998	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	2017	SC Riessersee
		Simon Mayr		March 12, 1995	Weilheim	2017	SC Riessersee
20th		Tim Rohrbach		May 23, 1991	Schongau	youth	EC Peiting
27		Andreas Feuerecker		December 28, 1991	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	2014	EV Regensburg
28		Fabian Weyrich		September 12, 1989	Peissenberg	2006	EC Peiting
72		Alexander Winkler		November 13, 1993	Peissenberg	2015	ESV Kaufbeuren
74		Brad Miller		January 31, 1986	Alpharetta	2015	ERC Sonthofen
attacker
No.		Surname		Date of birth	place of birth	In the team since	Last team
		Thomas Heger		December 17, 1997	Schongau	2017	ESV Kaufbeuren
10		Steven Wagner		December 30, 1998	Schongau	youth	EC Peiting
		Philipp Wachter		May 20, 1995	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	2017	SC Riessersee
7th		Ty Morris		2nd February 1984	Millet, Alberta	2015	EV Landshut
15th		Simon Maier		January 1, 1987	Schongau	2015	Deggendorfer SC
18th		Jonas Lautenbacher		January 19, 1996	Schongau	2016	ESV Kaufbeuren
21st		Anton Hall		January 25, 1986	Schongau	2011	ESV Kaufbeuren
22nd		Lukas Gohlke		January 17, 1995	Feet	2015	EV Füssen
65		Florian Stauder		December 16, 1991	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	2009	SC Riessersee
83		Manuel Bartsch		March 13, 1997	Schongau	youth	EC Peiting
84		Fabian Dietz		November 29, 1998	Weilheim	youth	EC Peiting
87		Dominic Krabbat		April 3, 1987	Peiting	2013	ESV Kaufbeuren
88		Milan Kostourek		January 9, 1983	Ceske Budejovice	2016	EHV Schönheide 09
91		Martin Andrä		March 18, 1991	Weilheim	2015	TSV Peissenberg

Venue

The EC Peiting plays its home games in the Peiting ice rink on Alfons-Peter-Straße. It has a total capacity of 2,500 spectators.

offspring

In addition to the senior team, the EC Peiting has a successful youth program, with the junior team taking part in the Bundesliga South before the introduction of the DNL and DNL2:

• German junior champion 2011, 2014
• German junior runner-up 2010

For several years now, EC Peiting has been participating in DNL2.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ https://www.hockeyarchives.info/Allemagne1974.htm
2. ↑ ^{a b c d} ecpeiting.de: EC Peiting History , accessed on January 17, 2013
3. ↑ https://www.hockeyarchives.info/Allemagne1974.htm
4. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original from September 5, 2014 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. Squad of the EC Peiting in the 2017/18 season  
5. ↑ hockeyarenas.net, Peiting ice rink
6. ↑ http://www.lev-nrw.de/vergangenheit%2009-10/tabellen/nachwuchs/deb/jun%20dm%20end.htm

Web links

• official club website
• Chronicle of EC Peiting