EHC Troisdorf
| EHC Troisdorf Dynamite | |
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1. Hennefer EC Bonn (1983–1993) Hennefer EC Rhein-Sieg (1993–2003) EHC Troisdorf (since 2003) |
| Parent club | Ice Hockey Club Troisdorf eV |
| Club colors | Red - black |
| league | Regionalliga West |
| Venue | IceDome Troisdorf |
| capacity | 1,500 seats |
| executive Director | Heinz-Peter Walterscheid |
| Head coach | Daniel Walther |
| captain | Thorsten Metzen |
| Season 2019/20 | 4th place LL-NRW / promotion |
The EHC Troisdorf (officially: Ice Hockey Club Troisdorf eV ) is an ice hockey club from Troisdorf in the Rhein-Sieg-Kreis , which stands in the tradition of the ice hockey clubs from Hennef - the 1st Hennef EC Bonn and the Hennef EC Rhein-Sieg - and the Nicknamed Dynamite . This nickname was chosen because the city of Troisdorf grew up through various companies that manufactured explosives. But it has nothing directly to do with the Troisdorf-based Dynamit Nobel.
history
From 1981 to 1982 an ice rink with a tent roof was built in Hennef . As a result, the 1st Hennef EC Bonn was founded in 1983. In addition to the senior team, the club also had a women's team, which began playing in 1985. In the 1986/87 season , the young club managed to qualify for the Regionalliga West. However, this was not decided on a sporting basis, but afterwards at the green table . In the next four years the EC Bonn was able to improve steadily and finally reached the qualification for the league at the end of the 1991/92 season .
The women's team played in the Bundesliga North for the 1990/91 season . In the summer of 1991 the first team moved to Troisdorf to host the game. Only two years later, after the 1992/93 season, the 1st Hennefer EC then had to file for bankruptcy and then stop playing.
The successor club, the Hennef EC Rhein-Sieg, was founded in the same year. With this foundation, the return of the home games of the 1st team to Hennef was connected. In its first season, 1994/95 , the club was allowed to start in what was then the third highest German league, the second division . The also newly founded (old team) women's team was initially active in the Landesliga West. After the women's team played a successful main round in 1994/95 and then qualified for the promotion round to the women's ice hockey Bundesliga , the game was stopped in the summer of 1995. Up to this point in time four players had been appointed to the women's national team - Siegrid Buchener , Ingke Schumacher , Monika Zils and Ellen Lamers .
The first senior team played from the 1999/00 season in the Landesliga NRW. After the 2002/2003 season, the Hennef ice rink was closed and ultimately demolished. This was followed by a complete move of the association to Troisdorf . There a GmbH took over the Karthalle Troisdorf and converted it into an ice rink. This was then the new venue of the Hennef EC Rhein-Sieg, which was then renamed to today's EHC Troisdorf. The first season of the EHC Troisdorf was sporty successful, so the club made it to the Regionalliga-NRW.
The most successful season was the 2006/07 season , when the team qualified with a fifth place for the promotion to the league. In the 2009/10 season , the EHC Troisdorf again took part in the fourth-class Regionalliga-NRW. The main round ended in tenth place. In the subsequent Regional League Cup, first place and thus the title win could be secured.
In the 2010/11 season, the men's team will play again in the Regionalliga West. By dissolving the first team in summer 2011, the club registered a team in the NRW League for the coming 2011/12 season that consists of players from the former second team.
This team won the NRW Cup in the 2012/2013 season.
Venue
The teams of the EHC Troisdorf play their home games in the ICEDOME Troisdorf am Rottersee in Troisdorf. The hall, which was rebuilt in 2003, offers space for around 1,500 spectators. The operator of the ICEDOME is Ice Age Sport & Event GmbH, Troisdorf.
