EV Füssen

EV Füssen
Greatest successes
1966 European Cup finalist 16-time German champion : 1949, 1953–1959, 1961, 1963–1965, 1968, 1969, 1971 and 1973 South German champion 1951 , 1967 , 1969 3-time Bavarian champion (2nd division) Spengler Cup winner 1952, 1964
Club information
history	Ice sports club Füssen (founded 1922) Ice skating club Füssen (founded 1983) Ice sports club Füssen (founded 2015)
Location	Feet
Club colors	Black, white, yellow
league	Oberliga Süd
Venue	Ice stadium on the Kobelhang Federal performance center for ice hockey and curling
capacity	Hall 1: 1354 seats Arena: 3691 seats
Head coach	Andreas Becherer
captain	Eric Nadeau
Season  2019/20	7th place orienteering south

The national ice hockey center

EV Füssen is the name of three successive ice hockey clubs from Füssen in the Allgäu . The club was founded in 1922 as the Eissportverein Füssen (initially abbreviated to ESV Füssen). founded. This was one of the dominant ice hockey clubs in Germany from the late 1940s to the 1970s . With 16 German championships , EV Füssen is the most successful German ice hockey club after the Berlin ice skating club , which has 19 titles. After the bankruptcy of the ice sports club, the ice skating club Füssen was founded in 1983 . This mostly played in the second or third highest league. After the insolvency of the ice skating club, a new club was founded in 2015 under the name Eissportverein Füssen . This currently plays in the third-class league .

history

ESV Füssen (1922 to 1983)

The club was founded as Eissportverein Füssen (formerly ESV , then abbreviated to EV ) on December 11, 1922, and has had an ice hockey team since 1924.

1922 to 1948

Hall 1 in Füssen

The EV Füssen was founded in the Hotel Sonne in Füssen on December 11, 1922 . The initiator of the foundation and also the first chairman was Hans Rüther.

In the years 1927 to 1930, 1933 to 1936, 1938 to 1944 and 1948 the club was able to qualify for the final round of the German championship. In 1929 the EVF became Bavarian ice hockey champions for the first time. In 1935 the club won the German runner-up for the first time. The figure skaters of the EVF were also very successful. The Second World War then brought ice sports to a standstill in 1944/45. Of the twelve players in the first team, ten were killed or taken prisoner.

1949 to 1983

The EVF was a founding member of the ice hockey league (top division) in 1948 and the ice hockey Bundesliga in 1958 , in which it played until bankruptcy in 1983. Until the mid-1970s, EV Füssen dominated German ice hockey like no other club. The German championship could be won a total of 16 times. There were also five runner-up championships (1951, 1960, 1962, 1966 and 1972). The seven titles in a row (1953 to 1959) are probably unmatched. EV Füssen also played most of the national players for Germany for international matches. In 1952 and 1964, EV Füssen won the renowned Spengler Cup in Davos . In 1954, 1959, 1961 and 1962 the second place could be secured at the Spengler Cup.

It was played from the late 1940s to the late 1980s in the Kobelstadion , which initially had a capacity of around 16,000 spectators. Later, when the stadium was covered in the early 1960s, the Kobel Stadium could hold 7,000 spectators. The Kobelstadion was the first club's own ice rink in Germany and a sensation shortly after the end of the war. However, the construction of the stadium brought the club into serious financial difficulties and the EVF could only get back into calmer waters with great effort. In 1973 the Federal Performance Center for Ice Hockey (BLZ) was opened, which was intended to express the DEB's thanks for the EVF, as the club has done so much for the reputation of German ice hockey.

Famous players who wore the black and yellow jersey were Markus Egen , Paul Ambros , Ernst Trautwein , Leonhard Waitl , Ernst Eggerbauer , Toni Kehle , Rudolf Thanner , Siegfried Schubert , Hansjörg Nagel , Georg Holzmann , Uli Hiemer , Gustav Hanig, Josef Völk , Xaver Unsinn , Bernd Kuhn , Udo Kießling , Uli Egen , Lynn Powis .

With 16 German championships and 2 Spengler Cup victories, EV Füssen is by far the most successful ice hockey club in German post-war history. The seven German championships won in succession from 1953 to 1959 were also unique. The EVF has also been able to maintain this record to this day. A special feature is that the EVF only needed 74 players and 5 coaches for the 16 titles it won. The master trainers were Bruno Leinweber , Frank Trottier , Markus Egen , Vladimír Bouzek and Siegfried Schubert . The club was also the last German ice hockey champion to win the German championship without foreign players (1973).

The heyday of EV Füssen came to an end in the mid-1970s. Ice hockey in the small town on the Lech could no longer keep up with the clubs from the big metropolises such as Cologne, Berlin or Düsseldorf. More and more players were drawn away from the Allgäu to their competitors. After all, the bloodletting was too big and the club found itself in the table basement at the beginning of the 1980s. In the summer of 1982 the turnaround for the better was supposed to take place at great financial expense, but the sporting success did not materialize and at the end of the 1982/83 season the club was financially at an end. The Eislaufverein (EV) Füssen was founded in the summer of 1983 as a successor.

Ice skating club Füssen (1983 to 2015)

Game situation in the derby against ESV Kaufbeuren in the 2007/08 season

The new EVF played from 1983/84 to 1991/92 and from 1994/95 to 1995/96 in the 2nd ice hockey Bundesliga and 1st League South, from 1992/93 to 1993/94 and from 1996/97 to 1997/98 in the ice hockey major league or the 2nd league south (= third highest division) and from 1998/99 to 1999/2000 in the regional league (fourth highest division).

Until the end of the 1980s, the EVF provided a good second division team, after which the often financially stronger clubs from larger cities had to be given preference. In 1991/92 the EVF successfully qualified for remaining in the second tier, but in the summer of 1992 an overwhelming debt burden was disclosed. Another bankruptcy could only be averted with difficulty. The club therefore left the 2nd Bundesliga voluntarily and started in the Oberliga Süd (third highest division) in 1992/93. In the following years there was a kind of roller coaster ride for EV Füssen. Second-rate, third-rate and fourth-rate were experienced by players, managers and fans. In 1999/2000 the EVF put a strong team in the regional league and they were promoted back to the top league. From the 2000/01 season to the 2014/15 season, the team played again continuously in the league .

In addition to the senior team, the club also has successful junior teams in the game, which have already won many German and Bavarian championship titles (most recently in 2009/10 with the titles as German champions in the junior and youth field).

Even if the EVF is no longer to be found in the top division, the old master is still an excellent young talent. Well-known players who have learned the ice hockey trade in Füssen since the 1980s are z. B. Jörg Mayr, Michael Wolf, Felix Petermann, Thomas Greiss, Sinisa Martinovic, Alexander Jung, Marcus Bleicher, Willi Hofer, Thomas Fröhlich, Richard Schnetz. Foreign players were great supporters of the team and, time and again, crowd favorites, such as Roger Kortko, Jali and Sami Wahlsten, Karel Svoboda, Nikolai Narimanov, Dwayne Robinson, Nikolai Varianov, Alexander Holz, Eric Nadeau and Garrett Festerling.

Spring / Summer 2015: Bankruptcy can no longer be avoided

After a group of people showed interest in the successor to the incumbent board in spring 2015, from which the managing director Jürg Tiedge had wanted to withdraw for a long time, a review of the financial situation of the association carried out by the interest group in cooperation with the board resulted a high level of debt. At the extraordinary general meeting on June 26, 2015, a sum of EUR 500,000 was announced, which is also a burden for the license for the upcoming league season . On the part of the members, the incumbent board of directors was commissioned - avoiding bankruptcy - to outsource the first team to a GmbH and to draw up a financing plan to reduce debts.

After the interest group first withdrew and the shareholders of ESVK Spielbetriebs GmbH did not have the opportunity to join the company, Uwe Harnos, lawyer for the executive board, submitted the application to open insolvency proceedings at the Kempten district court on July 27, 2015.

At the regular general meeting of the EVF on July 31, it became known that a successor club still to be founded - if the legal requirements for admission to the associations are met - only the opportunity to continue the youth game operations - if a sufficient number of players transfer the EVF - has.

Ice sports club Füssen (from 2015)

At the beginning of August 2015, a new club, the Füssen Ice Sports Club, was founded. The junior teams of the previous club were all allowed to remain in their previous divisions. The senior team was subsequently approved by the BEV for participation in the sixth class district league . Thomas Zellhuber was won as coach of the team. After the main round of the 2015/16 season, EV Füssen finished undefeated in first place in Group 4. The game against Young Pirates Buchloe attracted 3021 spectators to the local BLZ arena, which meant a new attendance record for a sixth class ice hockey league in Germany . In the semifinals, the EVF beat TSV Farchant (winner of Group 3) in two games and thus secured promotion to the Bavarian State League . In the championship final, EV Füssen finally defeated the Black Bears Freising and secured the district league championship.

In the following year the championship of the national league succeeded when the EV Füssen defeated the EC Bad Kissinger Wölfe in two games in the final. This meant direct promotion to the Bayern League . After a fifth place in the first year in the Bavarian League, the 2018/19 season was finished first. In the subsequent interlocking round with the major league, they took second place, which allowed promotion to the ice hockey major league. The club has noticed the rise. In addition, the EVF secured the title of Bavarian champion in a final series against TEV Miesbach.

Placements

Season dates from 1926
season	league	class	group	placement	PO	PD	Final placement	Average audience
2019/20	Oberliga	III	south	7th place	X		-	1214
2018/19	Regional league	IV	BYL	1st place	OIL		2. Gr. A promotion, Bavarian champion	1.002
2017/18	Regional league	IV	BYL	5th place	X		5th place gear round A	927
2016/17	National league	V	Group 3	master	X		BLL champion ascent	1,100
2015/16	District League	VI	west	master	X		BBzL champion ascent	1,140
2014/15	Oberliga	III	south	11th place		X	Playdowns retreat BBzL	763
2013/14	Oberliga	III	south	7th place	X		PO qual	927
2012/13	Oberliga	III	south	7th place	X		Qualification play-offs	878
2011/12	Oberliga	III	south	3rd place	X		Quarter finals	844
2010/11	Oberliga	III	south	3rd place	X		Play-off qualification	865
2009/10	Oberliga	III		10th place			10th place	754
2008/09	Oberliga	III	south	4th Place			Semifinals South	1,198
2007/08	Oberliga	III	south	3rd place	X		Semifinals	1,390
2006/07	Oberliga	III		9th place	X		2nd place cup qualification	846
2005/06	Oberliga	III		12th place		X	3rd place	727
2004/05	Oberliga	III	Southwest	9th place		X	4th place south / west	876
2003/04	Oberliga	III	Southwest	7th place		X	1st place	976
2002/03	Oberliga	III		2nd place	X		Quarter finals	1,023
2001/02	Oberliga	III		10th place		X	1st place Gr. 2	1,018
2000/01	Oberliga	III		12th place		X	Qualified for OL 2001/02	1,161
1999/00	Regional league	IV	south	6th place	X		Qualification for OL 5th place / promotion	1,124
1998/99	2nd ice hockey league	IV		7th place		X	6th place
1997/98	2nd ice hockey league	III	south	8th place			8th place
1996/97	2nd ice hockey league	III	south	5th place			5th place south
1995/96	1st ice hockey league	II	south	15th place		X	7th place Gr. A / descent	752
1994/95	1st ice hockey league	II	south	12th place		X	3rd place Gr. A.
1993/94	Oberliga	III	south	8th place	X		7th place / promotion
1992/93	Oberliga	III	south	5th place	X		5th place	1,300
1991/92	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	9th place		X	3rd place / retreat
1990/91	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	7th place		X	2nd place Gr. B.
1989/90	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	7th place		X	3rd place Gr. B.
1988/89	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	6th place		X	1st place Gr. B.
1987/88	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	3rd place			3rd place south	1,350
1986/87	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	4th Place			4th place south	1,450
1985/86	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	6th place		X	2nd place south / B	1,200
1984/85	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	3rd place			3rd place south	1,400
1983/84	2nd Bundesliga	II	south	6th place	X		5th place Gr. A.	2,550
1982/83	Bundesliga	I.		10th place		X	3rd place / relegation	3,250
1981/82	Bundesliga	I.	south	10th place		X	1st place	3,200
1980/81	Bundesliga	I.		8th place	X		Quarter finals
1979/80	Bundesliga	I.		7th place	X		8th place	3,400
1978/79	Bundesliga	I.		9th place		X	4th Place
1977/78	Bundesliga	I.		8th place		X	2nd place
1976/77	Bundesliga	I.		8th place		X	2nd place
1975/76	Bundesliga	I.		5th place			5th place
1974/75	Bundesliga	I.		5th place			5th place	6,000
1973/74	Bundesliga	I.		5th place			5th place	6,200
1972/73	Bundesliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1971/72	Bundesliga	I.		2nd place			German runner-up
1970/71	Bundesliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1969/70	Bundesliga	I.		2nd place	X		4th Place
1968/69	Bundesliga	I.	south	master	X		German champions
1967/68	Bundesliga	I.	south	Runner-up	X		German champions
1966/67	Bundesliga	I.	south	master	X		4th Place
1965/66	Bundesliga	I.		1st place	X		German runner-up
1964/65	Bundesliga	I.		1st place	X		German champions
1963/64	Bundesliga	I.		1st place	X		German champions
1962/63	Bundesliga	I.		1st place	X		German champions
1961/62	Bundesliga	I.		2nd place	X		German runner-up
1960/61	Bundesliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1959/60	Bundesliga	I.		2nd place			German runner-up
1958/59	Bundesliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1957/58	Oberliga	I.	south	Runner-up	X		German champions
1956/57	Oberliga	I.	south	Runner-up	X		German champions
1955/56	Oberliga	I.		1st place	X		German champions
1954/55	Oberliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1953/54	Oberliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1952/53	Oberliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1951/52	Oberliga	I.	south	Runner-up	X		4th Place
1950/51	Oberliga	I.	south	Runner-up	X		German runner-up
1949/50	Oberliga	I.		3rd place			3rd place
1948/49	Oberliga	I.		1st place			German champions
1947/48	BEV championship	II		Bavarian master	X		DM 3rd place / Süddt. Runner-up
1946/47	BEV championship	II		Bavarian runner-up			Inoff. DM 3rd place / DM-Bizone 3rd place
1945/46	BEV championship	II		no playout	X
1944/45	BEV championship	II		no playout	X		no playout
1943/44	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		4th place German championship
1942/43	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		Final round of the German championship
1941/42	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		2nd place Gr. B German championship
1940/41	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		3rd place Gr. D German championship
1939/40	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		4th place Gr. B German championship
1938/39	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		4th place Gr. A German championship
1937/38	Gau class	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		DM 4th place / DM-Gr. A 2nd place
1936/37	Gau class	II			X		3rd place Gr. C German championship
1935/36	A class Bavaria	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		3rd place German championship
1934/35	A class Bavaria	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		German runner-up
1933/34	A class Bavaria	II		Bavarian master	X		3rd place German championship
1932/33	A class Bavaria	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		3rd place German championship
1931/32	BEV championship	II					Inoff. Bavarian runner-up
1930/31	BEV championship	II			X		Final round of the Bavarian Championship
1929/30	BEV championship	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		3rd place German championship
1928/29	BEV championship	II		Bavarian master	X		3rd place German championship
1927/28	BEV championship	II		Bayr. Runner-up	X		3rd place German championship
1926/27	BEV championship	II		3rd place	X		3rd place German championship

Source: passionhockey.com Source: eishockey-online.com

successes

16 times German champion 1966 European Cup final Six-time German runner-up Bundesliga record champions (9) Oberliga (1st division) record champions (7) 9 X German Championship 3rd place South German champion 1951 , 1967 , 1969 South German runner-up in 1948 , 1952 , 1957 , 1958 , 1968 Spengler Cup winner 1952, 1964 4 x Spengler Cup 2nd place 2nd Bundesliga 3rd place 1985 , 1988

Three-time Bavarian champion (2nd division) 13-time Bavarian runner-up (2nd division) Leinweber cup winner 1940 Oberliga championship round 2nd place 2003 Oberliga Süd 3rd place in 2008 , 2011 , 2012 Oberliga S / W 3rd place 2003 Promotion to the Oberliga 2000 , 2019 Bavarian champions (4th league) 2019 Promotion to the Regionalliga ( BYL ) in 2017 Bavarian regional league champion 2017 Bavarian regional league runner-up (1b) 1987 Bavarian district league champion 2016

Successes offspring

• Reich School Master 1939
• Reich Youth Master 1943
• German Junior Champion 1965, 1967, 1973, 1975, 2010
• German junior runner-up in 1977, 1980, 2009
• German champion DNL2: 2017
• German youth champion 1951, 1952, 1954, 1958, 1961, 1962, 1966, 1973, 1978, 1979, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010
• German master student 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978
• German cup winner boys 1975

Success women

• German women runner-up in 1986

SC Ziegelwies (1947 to 1968)

Placement of SC Ziegelwies

season	league	class	Main round	Final round (↑ ↓ promotion / relegation)
1957/58	National league	II	Bavarian master	South German master ↑
1958/59	Oberliga	II	5th place	-
1959/60	Oberliga	II	4th Place	-
1960/61	Oberliga	II	4th Place	-
1961/62	Oberliga	II	7th place	-
1962/63	Oberliga	II	12th place	Relegation ↓
1963/64	Group league south	III	7th place	-
1964/65	Group league south	III	8th place	-
1965/66	Regional league south	III	Runner-up	4th place south / middle
1966/67	Regional league south	III	Runner-up	3rd place orienteering ↑
1967/68	Oberliga Süd	II	6th place	6. Relegation ↓
1968/69	Regional league south	III	4th Place	As EV Füssen 1b
1969/70	Regional league south	III	5th place	As EV feet 1b ↓

In addition to EV Füssen, after the 1957/58 season, SC Ziegelwies, founded in 1947, was another club from what is now the city of Füssen from the state league to the higher-class ice hockey leagues . He took there between 1958/59 and 1967/68 partially and was given the number by the EVF coming players as farm team called the EVF. Well-known SCZ players who later played at EV Füssen were Waitl, Driendl, Gröger, Simon and Golomb. In the summer of 1968, the SCZ joined the EVF and continued to play as EVF 1b in the 1968/69 season. After the 1969/70 season , the team was withdrawn from the higher-class game operations and completely dissolved in the mid-1980s.

First the SCZ team played in the no longer existing natural ice rink on the Lech west of Tiroler Straße in the district of Ziegelwies, before the team was also allowed to play their games in the ice stadium on the Kobelhang.

Master teams

In the following lineups, EV Füssen reached the German ice hockey championship 16 times .

1949
Wilhelm Bechler , Walter Leinweber , Oswald Huber , Engelbert Holderied , Georg Guggemos , Klemens Kienberger , Paul Kößler , Xaver Unsinn , Bruno Köpf , Markus Egen , Fritz Poitsch ; Trainer: Bruno Leinweber
1953
Wilhelm Bechler , Karl Fischer , Ludwig Kuhn , Xaver Unsinn , Martin Beck , Fritz Kleber , Kurt Sepp , Ernst Eggerbauer , Paul Ambros , Oswald Huber , Georg Guggemos , Markus Egen ; Trainer: Frank Trottier
1954
Wilhelm Bechler , Karl Fischer , Ludwig Kuhn , Martin Beck , Oswald Huber , Markus Egen , Fritz Kleber , Georg Guggemos , Xaver Unsinn , Kurt Sepp , Ernst Eggerbauer , Paul Ambros ; Trainer: Frank Trottier
1955
Wilhelm Bechler , Karl Fischer , Ludwig Kuhn , Ernst Eggerbauer , Martin Beck , Xaver Unsinn , Markus Egen , Oswald Huber , Georg Guggemos , Kurt Sepp , Fritz Kleber , Max Pfefferle , Paul Ambros ; Trainer: Frank Trottier
1956
Wilhelm Bechler , Karl Fischer , Ernst Eggerbauer , Paul Ambros , Martin Beck , Rudolf Hofmann , Kurt Sepp , Markus Egen , Fritz Kleber , Ernst Trautwein , Georg Guggemos , Xaver Unsinn , Max Ptefferle , Oskar Mayrhans , Walter Krötz ; Trainer: Frank Trottier
1957
Wilhelm Bechler , Karl Fischer , Martin Beck , Ernst Eggerbauer , Paul Ambros , Ernst Trautwein , Markus Egen , Max Pfefferle , Fritz Kleber , Xaver Unsinn , Georg Guggemos , Walter Krötz , Siegfried Schubert , Oskar Mayrhans ; Trainer: Bruno Leinweber
1958
Karl Fischer , Wilhelm Bechler , Paul Ambros , Walter Krötz , Oskar Mayrhans , Ernst Trautwein , Martin Beck , Xaver Unsinn , Leonhard Waitl , Ernst Eggerbauer , Siegtried Schubert , Fritz Kleber , Max Pfefferle , Markus Egen , Georg Guggemos ; Coach: Markus Egen (player- coach )
1959
Karl Fischer , Wilhelm Bechler , Paul Ambros , Martin Beck , Ernst Eggerbauer , Erich Franke , Max Pfefferle , Markus Egen , Siegfried Schubert , Fritz Kleber , Georg Guggemos , Xaver Unsinn , Ernst Trautwein , Walter Krötz , Oskar Mayrhans , Leonhard Waitl , Helmut Zanghellini , Ernst Köpf ; Coach: Markus Egen (player- coach )
1961
Wilhelm Bechler , Harry Lindner , Ernst Eggerbauer , Paul Ambros , Martin Beck , Peter Schwimmbeck , Günther Steeger , Siegfried Schubert , Leonhard Waitl , Ernst Köpf , Ernst Trautwein , Helmut Zanghellini , Georg Scholz , Manfred Gmeiner , Erich Franke , Walter Krötz ; Trainer: Markus Egen
1963
Harry Lindner , Günsther Knauss , Paul Ambros , Peter Schwimmbeck , Leonhard Waitl , Hansjörg Nagel , Rudolt Simon , Siegfried Schubert , Ernst Köpf , Manfred Gmeiner , Georg Scholz , Helmut Zanghellini , Ernst Trautwein , Rudolf Gröger , Walter Krötz , Gustav Hanig ; Trainer: Markus Egen
1964
Harry Lindner , Günther Knauss , Paul Ambros , Leonhard Waitl , Hansjörg Nagel , Rudolt Simon , Rudolf Thanner , Peter Schwimmbeck Ernst Trautwein , Georg Scholz , Ernst Köpf , Siegtried Schubert , Rudolf Gröger , Helmut Zanghellini , Gustav Hanig , Manfred Gmeiner , Walter Krötz , Gerd Junghans ; Trainer: Markus Egen
1965
Harry Lindner , Günther Knauss , Paul Ambros , Leonhard Waitl , Peter Schwimmbeck , Hansjörg Nagel , Rudolf Simon , Rudolf Thanner , Ernst Trautwein , Siegtried Schubert , Georg Scholz , Manfred Gmeiner , Helmut Zanghellini , Gustav Hanig , Ernst Köpf , Walter Krötz , Rudolf Gröger , Heinz Weisenbach , Heinz Sohmen , Gottfried Groß , Bernd Kuhn ; Trainer: Markus Egen
1968
Günther Knauss , Toni Kehle , Joset Völk , Rudolf Thanner , Hansjörg Nagel , Peter Schwimmbeck , Gustav Hanig , Bernd Kuhn , Heinz Weisenbach , Georg Scholz , Helmut Zanghellini , Herbert Stowasser , Rudolf Gröger , Horst Meindl , Klaus Ego , Rudolf Simon , Hartmut Seelus , Reinhold Driendl , Fritz Poitsch junior , Frank Neupert , Karlheinz Schweiger ; Coach: Vladimír Bouzek
1969
Toni Kehle , Günther Knauss , Rudolf Thanner , Josef Völk , Hansjörg Nagel , Peter Schwimmbeck , Gustav Hanig , Heinz Weisenbach , Georg Scholz , Helmut Zanghellini , Klaus Ego , Herbert Stowasser , Horst Meindl , Karlheinz Egger , Rudolf Simon , Bernd Kuhn , Frank Neupert , Werner Modes , Reinhold Driendl , Wolfgang Köpf ; Coach: Vladimír Bouzek
1971
Toni Kehle , Günther Knauss , Werner singer , Hans-Peter Neumann , Rudolf Schneider , Werner Modes , Bernd Kuhn , Gustav Hanig , Norbert Scholz , Georg Hamberger , Heinz Geiger , Günther Hadraschek , Herbert Stowasser , Heinz Weisenbach , Rudolf Thanner , Josef Völk , Hermann Völk , Klaus Ego , Theo Schneider , Karlheinz Egger , Horst Meindl , Peter Schwimmbeck , Karlheinz Golomb , Wolfgang Flassig ; Trainer: Siegfried Schubert
1973
Toni Kehle , Werner Sänger , Josef Völk , Markus Egen , Karl-Heinz Ruban , Rudolf Thanner , Werner Modes , Peter Schwimmbeck , Leonhard Waitl , Karl-Heinz Egger , Gustav Hanig , Bernd Kuhn , Herbert Stowasser , Horst Meindl , Heinz Weisenbach , Peter Neumann , Klaus Ego , Norbert Scholz , Michael Wanner , Bruno Frenzel , Wolfgang Büttner , Helmut Forster , Theo Schneider ; Trainer: Markus Egen

Trainer

1922 to 1948 1932–1939 Bruno Leinweber 1948–1952 Bruno Leinweber 1949 to 1983 1952–1956 Frank Trottier 1956–1957 Bruno Leinweber 1957–1967 Markus Egen 1967–1970 Vladimír Bouzek 1970–1972 Siegfried Schubert 1972–1974 Markus Egen 1974–1975 Josef Capla 1975–1976 Siegfried Schubert 1976–1978 Vladimír Bouzek 1978–1979 Georg Scholz 1979–1980 Dave Smith, Markus Egen 1980–1981 Ernst Trautwein , Siegfried Schubert , Markus Egen 1981–1982 Tibor Vozar , Siegfried Schubert 1982–1983 Gerhard Kießling 1983–1984 Georg Scholz , Carlo Jung

since 1984 1984–1985 Juhani Wahlsten 1985–1986 Gerd Wittmann 1986–1987 Heinz Weisenbach , Tibor Vozar 1987–1988 Jiří Kochta 1988–1989 Ulf Sterner 1989–1990 Christoph Augsten 1990–1991 Miroslav Berek 1991–1992 Alois Hadamczik 1992–1994 Martin Hinterstocker 1994-1995 Rodion Pauels 1995-1996 Jorma Siitarninen 1996-1997 Nikolai Varianov 1997–1998 Franz-Josef Baader, Werner Schneider 1998–2001 Georg Holzmann 2001-2002 Nikolai Varianov 2002–2007 Franz-Josef Baader 2007 00000Alexej Sulak 2007-2009 Dave Rich 2009–2012 Georg Holzmann 2012–2013 Dave Rich 2013–2014 Marcus Bleicher 2014 Wolfgang Koziol00000 2014–2015 Markus Gmeiner

since 2015 2015–2017 Thomas Zellhuber from 2018 Andreas Becherer

Known players

Until 1983		From 1984
Paul Ambros Markus Egen Siegfried Schubert Rudolf Thanner Georg Holzmann Anton Kehle Xaver nonsense Leonhard Waitl Fritz Poitsch Ernst Trautwein Wilhelm Bechler Ernst Eggerbauer Georg Guggemos Peter Swimming Pool Martin Beck	Walter Leinweber Gustav Hanig Helmut Zanghellini Heinz Weisenbach Günther "Moses" Knauss Georg Scholz Ernst Köpf Hansjörg Nagel Josef Völk Uli Hiemer Hans-Peter Egen Uli Egen Bernd Kuhn Matthias Hoppe Udo Kießling	Thomas Greiss Jennifer Harß Jörg Mayr Felix Petermann Alexander Jung Michael Wolf Saša Martinović Oliver Jonas Siniša Martinović Markus Kehle Thomas Zellhuber Christian Völk Willi Hofer Gerhard Dittrich Markus Gmeiner	Richard Schnetz Thomas Fröhlich Thomas Gröger Alexander Holz (aka Alexander Golz ) Dwayne Robinson Nikolai Narimanov Eric Nadeau Garrett Festerling

Player in the Hall of Fame Germany

Personalities who have rendered outstanding services to ice hockey in Germany will be admitted to the “Hall of Fame” of the German Ice Hockey Museum. From the recorded actors worked at EV Füssen:

Paul Ambros Martin Beck Markus Egen Georg Guggemos Gustav Hanig Uli Hiemer Georg Holzmann Matthias Hoppe Toni throat

Gerhard Kießling Udo Kießling Ernst Köpf Ludwig Kuhn Alois Kuhn Bruno Leinweber Walter Leinweber Fritz Poitsch Siegfried Schubert

Kurt Sepp Rudolf Thanner Ernst Trautwein Frank Trottier (trainer) Xaver nonsense Josef Völk Leonhard Waitl

Curling department

The men's team of EV Füssen won the German championship in curling in 1986 and 1989-1991 . Today the sport is operated by the Füssen Curling Club, founded in 1990 .

Women's team

In 1985 an EVF women's ice hockey team took part in the game for the first time. In 1988/89 the team took part in the first season of the Bundesliga . After the 1995/96 season , in which the women's ice hockey Bundesliga was once again taken part, the team was no longer reported to play.

Web links

• Official website of the association
• Website of the federal performance center in Füssen

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Something is happening at EV Füssen ( Memento from July 5, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , May 22, 2015.
2. ↑ Heavily indebted: Is the EV Füssen threatened with insolvency proceedings? ( Memento from July 21, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , June 12, 2015.
3. ↑ Problems with the old master Is the EV Füssen threatened with bankruptcy? Allegedly more than 400,000 euros in liabilities In: eishockeynews.de , June 15, 2015.
4. ^ EV Füssen: Members agree to outsource gaming operations ( Memento from July 5, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , June 27, 2015.
5. ↑ New hope members of EV Füssen vote for outsourcing to Spielbetriebs GmbH - debt relief plan necessary ( memento of the original from July 5, 2015 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. In: eishockeynews.de , June 27, 2015. 
6. ↑ The situation at EV Füssen continues to worsen ( Memento from July 28, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , July 20, 2015.
7. ↑ No rescue of EV Füssen by the ESVK ( Memento from August 26, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , July 24, 2015.
8. ↑ The traditional club is finally broke. In: br.de. Bayerischer Rundfunk , July 27, 2015, archived from the original on March 4, 2016 ; accessed on July 27, 2015 : "For the association, after 1983, it is the second bankruptcy in its more than 90-year history."  
9. ↑ DEB statutes § 10 ( Memento of the original from September 28, 2015 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. In: deb-online.de (PDF).  
10. ↑ Membership in the Bavarian State Sports Association ( Memento of the original from September 23, 2015 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. In: blsv.de (PDF) 
11. ↑ BEV statutes § 2 ( Memento of the original of June 21, 2015 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. In: bev-online.de (PDF)  
12. ↑ The time of the traditional ice hockey club EV Füssen has expired ( Memento from August 4, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , August 1, 2015.
13. ↑ EV Füssen is newly founded - Max Holzmann becomes a junior trainer ( memento from September 7, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , August 5, 2015.
14. ↑ BEV league classification Seniors Final 1516 ( Memento of the original from 23 September 2015 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. In: bev-eissport.de (PDF).  
15. ↑ Thomas Zellhuber trains EV Füssen ( memento from 23 August 2015 in the Internet Archive ) In: all-in.de , 12 August 2015.
16. ↑ EV Füssen is back in the top league after a 7: 4 win in the promotion thriller. In: EV Füssen. March 11, 2019, accessed on March 11, 2019 (German). 
17. ↑ Archive Ice Hockey Germany from 1908/09 Passionhockey
18. ↑ Spectator statistics for ice hockey online
19. ↑ http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1940.htm
20. ↑ http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1987.htm#Bayern
21. ↑ http://www.lev-nrw.de/vergangenheit%2008-09/tabellen/nachwuchs/deb%20nachw/jun%20mr.htm
22. ↑ https://www.hockeyarchives.info/Allemagne1958.htm
23. ↑ ^{a b} Search for traces in the Ziegelwies: Manfred Kraus tracked down the missing companion of the ESVK ( memento of the original from April 19, 2016 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. In: esvk.de , September 14, 2015. 
24. ^ Chronicle EV Füssen ( Memento from August 30, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
25. ↑ Curlers have been curling in Füssen for 40 years: CC Füssen invites you to the tournament and ceremony Curlers celebrate their 40th anniversary In: Kreisbote.de , July 9, 2015.
26. ↑ CC Füssen website