EC Pfaffenhofen

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EC Pfaffenhofen
Greatest successes

Promotion to the 2nd ice hockey league 1997
Bavarian runner-up (4th league) 2005 , 2008
Bavarian ice hockey champion 1993

Club information
history EC Pfaffenhofen (since 1970)
Location Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm , Germany
Nickname Ice hogs
Parent club Ice sports club Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm eV
league Ice Hockey Bayern League
Venue Stadtwerke Arena
capacity 1,500 seats (including 200 seats)
Season  2019/20 7th place / pre-PO

The EC Pfaffenhofen is a sports club from Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm with the sports ice hockey and figure skating , which was founded in 1970. The exact name of the club is Eissportclub Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm eV The first ice hockey team is currently playing in the Bavarian League .

ice Hockey

The team appeared for the first time in the higher-class league game operations in the 1996/97 season, when they were promoted from the Bayern League to the then third-class 2nd League South . When the 2nd Bundesliga was reintroduced as the second league level for the 1999/00 season, the team was downgraded from the third to the fourth division , from which they were relegated to the Bayernliga after the 1999/2000 season. The team has been participating in this league since then. In 2002 the team was nicknamed Icehogs . In the 2007/08 season, the ECP reached the runner-up behind the EHC Waldkraiburg team. With this placement, the club would have had the chance to move up to the top league in 2008/09 after the EHC Waldkraiburg waived promotion, whereas the club decided against it through the waiver made with the association in December 2007. In October 2019 the name was changed to EISHOGS.

In the 2012/13 season, in addition to the first senior team, the Icehogs , in the fourth-rate Bavarian ice hockey league and the junior teams , a second senior team will again play in the sixth-rate Bavarian regional league. In addition to these teams, there is also a women's team under the umbrella of the ECP , which first took part in league games in the Bavarian Ice Sports Association in 2011/12 and continued playing as SG with VfR Angerlohe for the 2012/13 season . In the 2013/14 season, no women's team took part in the game.

An average of 300 viewers come to the home games of EC Pfaffenhofen. The 2008 play-off home games attracted an average of 600 spectators. The final home game against EHC Waldkraiburg in front of over 1200 spectators should be mentioned. The fans of the ECP also maintain a friendship with the fans of the ERC Ingolstadt and the Starbulls Rosenheim.

Season dates from 1978
season league class group placement PO PD Final placement Average audience
2020/21 Regional league IV BYL Ascent / descent ↑ ↓
2019/20 Regional league IV BYL 10th place X 7th place (Pre-PO) 155
2018/19 National league V N / O Runner-up BLL Vice champion ↑ 207
2017/18 Regional league IV BYL 12th place X 4. Group C ↓ 181
2016/17 Regional league IV BYL 13th place X 4th Place 136
2015/16 Regional league IV BYL 2nd place X 1st place 190
2014/15 Regional league IV BYL 10th place X 1 round 204
2013/14 Regional league IV BYL 12th place X 2. Group A 202
2012/13 Regional league IV BYL 3rd place X Semifinals 264
2011/12 Regional league IV BYL 14th place X 2. Group B 198
2010/11 Regional league IV BYL 8th place X X 4. Group BA 207
2009/10 Regional league IV BYL 5th place X Semifinals 258
2008/09 Regional league IV BYL 13th place X 1. Group A 161
2007/08 Regional league IV BYL 4th Place X Runner-up 248
2006/07 Regional league IV BYL 3rd place X Quarter finals 247
2005/06 Regional league IV BYL 14th place X 1 round 200
2004/05 Regional league IV BYL 2nd place X Runner-up -
2003/04 Regional league IV BYL 6th place X Quarter finals -
2002/03 Regional league IV BYL / East 4th Place X 8th place -
2001/02 Bayern League V east 3rd place X 5th place ↑ -
2000/01 Bayern League V south 3rd place X 4th Place -
1999/00 Regional league IV south 12th place X 6th place ↓ -
1998/99 2nd league IV south 10th place X 5th place -
1997/98 2nd league III south 14th place X 5th place -
1996/97 Regional league IV BYL Runner-up RL 2nd place ↑ -
1995/96 Regional league IV BYL - 5th place -
1994/95 Regional league IV BYL - -
1993/94 Bayern League V Size I. 4th Place X 1. Group I ↑ -
1992/93 Bayern League V Size 1 1st place RL Bayr. master -
1991/92 Bayern League V Size 1 6th place X 2. Group 1
1990/91 Bayern League V Size 2 4th Place RL 6. Group B -
1989/90 Bayern League V Size A. 3rd place RL 5. Group B -
1988/89 Bayern League V - Runner-up RL 5. Group B -
1987/88 Bayern League V - 12th place X 1st place -
1986/87 National league VI east master X 4th place ↑ -
1985/86 National league VI east 3rd place - -
1984/85 National league VI east 3rd place - -
78 / 79-83 / 84 National league VI east -

Source: passionhockey.com , Source: rodi-db.de Source: icehockeypage.de

Ice hockey department successes

  • Bavarian runner-up in 1989
  • Promotion to the Bayern League in 1987
  • Champion State League Gr. II 1987
  • Bavarian regional league runner-up in 2019
  • Vice-champion Bavarian State League Gr. 1 (N / O) 2019

Bavarian curling

The stick shooting department was dissolved at the beginning of 2008. Among the greatest successes was winning the German Championship (1998), the German Cup for AH teams (1999 and 2000) and winning the European Cup (1998).

Ice rink

The Pfaffenhofen ice stadium is a covered stadium that is open on three sides. The capacity is currently around 1,500 people. The ice rink was opened in 1974. At that time the stadium was not covered. Due to the high costs, the stadium was transferred to the city of Pfaffenhofen. The roof was completed in 1980. In 1997 the existing stadium building was extended. The stadium restaurant and the youth center "Atlantis" are located on the newly built floor. In 2007 the old wooden board was replaced by a state-of-the-art plastic board with safety glass. In addition, a grandstand with seats for approx. 200 people was built in-house. In August 2008 a new lighting system was installed.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ VfR Angerlohe offers women's team with Pfaffenhofen. In: hockeyweb.de. July 26, 2012. Retrieved June 20, 2017 .
  2. ↑ Archive Ice Hockey Germany from 1908/09 Passionhockey
  3. ↑ ref rodi-db.de, league membership EC Pfaffenhofen
  4. ↑ viewer statistics icehockeypage
  5. ↑ http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1997.htm
  6. ↑ http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1989.htm