EV Regensburg

EV Regensburg
Greatest successes
Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga 1978 , 2001 Master Oberliga Süd 2001 , 2016 , 2020 Promotion to the Oberliga (2nd division) 1971 German Junior Champion 2012 DEB-Pokal semi-finalist 2006
Club information
history	EV Regensburg (1962–2001) Eisbären Regensburg (2001–2008) EV Regensburg (2008–2017) Eisbären Regensburg (since 2017)
Location	regensburg
Parent club	Ice sports club Regensburg e. V.
Club colors	red , white
league	Ice hockey league
Venue	Danube Arena
capacity	4,863 seats (including 3,000 seats)
Head coach	Max Kaltenhauser
Season  2019/20	Champion Oberliga-Süd

The Eissportverein Regensburg e. V. (EV Regensburg) is a club from Regensburg that is best known for its ice hockey department. The 1st team was spun off from 2001 to 2008 in the "EVR Eisbären Betriebs GmbH" and returned to the parent club after the insolvency of the GmbH. Since 2010 she has been playing in the Oberliga Süd. In summer 2015 the first team was again outsourced to a GmbH. Since the 2017/2018 season, the first team has been running again under the name "Eisbären Regensburg".

history

1965–1972: time of ascent

Ice hockey was already played in Regensburg in the 1930s. The first ice hockey game in Regensburg between SV Donaustauf and the Regensburg rowing club was played on January 29, 1933, which the Donaustaufers won 8: 3. It was not until 1962 that the Regensburg ice sports club was founded. The ice hockey department was created in 1964 from the ice hockey department of the Regensburg gymnastics club, which in turn participated in the North Bavarian ice hockey championship in 1950/51 and in regular games since 1953. Under the umbrella of EV Regensburg, the team first took part in the Kreisliga Ost in 1965/66. Together with SC Pfettrach, the team was promoted to the Landesliga Nord after just one year. Initially, the club was in competition with the suburb club SV Donaustauf, which had prevailed up until then, but in 1968 it was merged into EV Regensburg-Donaustauf. Already in the following season promotion to the Regionalliga Süd could be achieved and the addition Donaustauf was deleted from the club name. This also meant the end of the 36-year ice hockey history of the Donaustaufer. In the regional league, traditional teams such as EV Ravensburg or VER Selb were met for the first time . In the 1969/70 season, the EV Regensburg completed the main round of the Regionalliga first, but failed in the promotion round. A year later they were able to prevail in the promotion round and rose in 1971 to the then second highest division, the single-track league. Teams like Mannheimer ERC , Berliner SC or EV Rosenheim stopped the sporting upward trend of the EVR, which lost these games high.

1972–1980: The path to the new 2nd Bundesliga

After that, the EV Regensburg was able to establish itself in the Oberliga, but not least through the introduction of the new 2nd Bundesliga, which made the Oberliga third class from 1973. In these very successful years in terms of sport, the team was denied promotion, and again and again they only narrowly failed to get into the 2nd Bundesliga. Up to 6,000 spectators came to the derbies against TSV Straubing or Deggendorfer SC in the stadium on the Nibelungen Bridge. During the 1972/73 season, a championship game against EHC 70 Munich in front of over 3,000 spectators at a score of 2: 5 was canceled due to spectator riots. In the 1977/78 season, EV Regensburg was the first to complete the Oberliga main round, was able to prevail in the championship round and finally achieved promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1978 in the promotion round with second place. With ninth place out of eleven teams, the season goal of relegation in the single-track 2nd division was achieved in 1979, a year later, however, the EVR took last place and also withdrew voluntarily in 1980 to the Regionalliga Süd.

1981–1990: Long-term home Oberliga Süd

older EVR logo

As early as the 1981/82 season, the EV Regensburg made it to the third-class Oberliga Süd, which was to become the home of the EVR for the next six years . The promotion round, which was interlinked with the 2nd league, was regularly achieved, but the teams from the 2nd Bundesliga proved to be too strong, so that the chances of getting a promotion place were mostly destroyed early on. In addition, limited possibilities due to the open-air stadium at the Nibelungen Bridge also played a role. While in the ice hockey strongholds roofed halls could be used for a long time, in Regensburg an early start of training was still dependent on the weather conditions. In the 1987/88 season, EV Regensburg was only able to complete the main round of the Oberliga Süd in twelfth place and was therefore in the relegation round. Since there was no success here either, the team was relegated to the Regionalliga Süd. With the second place in the promotion round, however, the immediate promotion to the Oberliga Süd was achieved, in which the EVR team was able to take fourth place in the first year.

1991–2000: A new era

Although all sporting goals were achieved in the early 1990s, financial problems could not be avoided. Before the 1991/92 season, the DEB initially refused to grant the license, but then agreed to the objection. Despite an above-expected audience average, bankruptcy had to be filed during the season. The club's 1b team, which had just been promoted to the Bayern League, continued to play as the first team from 1992/93. With a Bayern League record of 36: 0 points (18 wins, 0 draws, 0 defeats), which is still valid today, promotion to the Regional League South was achieved under coach Vladimir Reshetnikov. With the introduction of the DEL in 1994, the DEB introduced the third-class 2nd League South, which from then on belonged to EV Regensburg. In the 1994/95 season, the EVR team turned a 5: 7 deficit at arch rivals ERC Ingolstadt in the last four minutes of the game and won 9: 7 - the only away win against the Panthers to date . Since the 1997/98 season, the first team was called Eisbären Regensburg. This season, with the championship in the 2nd division , promotion to the second-class 1st division South was achieved, from which the third-class Oberliga Süd emerged the year after, due to the introduction of a new single-track 2nd division below the DEL. In 1999 the polar bears moved to the newly completed Donau-Arena venue .

2000–2008: Moving into the second class and leaving the GmbH

The 2000/01 season went down as one of the most successful in the history of the club. With the 4-2 victory in the decisive play-off game against EV Duisburg , the Eisbären rose to the 2nd Bundesliga. In summer 2001 the professional team was outsourced to EVR Eisbären Betriebs GmbH , which participated in the 2nd Bundesliga until the 2007/08 season. Due to a constant increase in sponsors and spectators, it was able to assert itself as a serious competitor to football, the SSV Jahn Regensburg . 2005 saw the polar bears look back on the most successful season in the club's history after the team finished the season in third place. In the semi-finals of the play-offs, however, the promotion dreams burst. This success was almost repeated in the following year, before the end in the quarter-finals against arch rivals Straubing Tigers ushered in a turning point in sporting success. In the 2006/07 season , the Eisbären only barely reached the play-offs, were eliminated in the quarter-finals against the Kassel Huskies and had to worry about their license for the next season for a long time. The ESBG lacked a guarantee of 75,000 euros for the license to be granted , which was ultimately made available by a sponsor of the Regionalliga-Süd promoter SSV Jahn Regensburg. In return, during the 2007/08 season, the SSV Jahn logo adorned a face-off circle in the Danube Arena , the arena for the polar bears, for the first time.

In the 2007/08 season, the polar bears under newcomer Wayne Hynes had to face the relegation battle for the first time since 2002, but were able to secure early relegation due to a point-rich final spurt with new coach Igor Pavlov. Despite the sporty happy ending, EVR Eisbären Betriebs GmbH had to file for insolvency on April 14, 2008 and withdrew from playing in the 2nd Bundesliga.

The club EV Regensburg continued the game operation after the outsourcing with the amateur team, which took part in the Bavarian State League since the 2003/04 season. This team reached the qualifying rounds for the championship playoffs in the 2003/04 and 2004/05 seasons, but they were not reached. From the 2004/05 season, the team could only hold the league over the relegation round. After the insolvency of EVR Eisbären Betriebs GmbH, this team became the first team to start in the fifth-class Landesliga Nord the following season.

New start: marching through to the top league by 2015

The “Durchmarsch in die Oberliga” (DIDO) campaign launched by the parent club was able to spark so much new euphoria that 955 season tickets were sold by the start of the season. From a sporting point of view, the declared goal was to go straight to the Bayern League , followed by a move into the Oberliga as quickly as possible and the associated return to professional ice hockey. The professional position in the squad allowed in the national league was filled on January 14, 2009 with the Canadian Dustin Hughes, who went on the hunt for points in the preseason for the Passau Black Hawks in the major league. But after three games he injured his eye so badly that he started his journey home. The euphoria sparked by the restart was particularly evident at the last two home games, each with over 4000 spectators. On February 20, 2009, 4961 spectators watched the game against EV Weiden - so the game was sold out. On March 1, 2009 in the decisive game in front of 4,086 spectators with a 4-2 win against EV Lindau, they were promoted to the Bayern League.

For the 2009/10 season, the club was able to sell over 1,100 season tickets before the start of the season, thus exceeding the sales figures from the previous year. After the main and intermediate rounds they just moved into the playoff semifinals and failed in the third and decisive game of the series at VER Selb . Against EC Pfaffenhofen they managed to reach third place in the first and second leg, which entitles them to move up to the ice hockey league. After the reform of the leagues, EV Regensburg took the chance to move up, as TEV Miesbach waived promotion.

Since the promotion to the Oberliga Süd, the sporting management has tried to continue the Regensburger model for Regensburg , with which they had already started in the regional league, and in this way to integrate the successful youngsters into the men's team. Supplemented by a few more experienced players, a team could be formed that reached eighth place and thus the playoff round of 16 in the first year after promotion. Although they were clearly defeated by the main round leader EC Bad Tölz in four games, in this way they managed to stay up early and thus the season's goal. In the following season 2011/12 the team fell far short of expectations during the main round, but surprisingly prevailed in the playoff round of 16 against the first-placed EC Peiting and was only defeated by EV Duisburg in the quarter-finals . Despite the conciliatory end to the season for the fans, the average attendance was the lowest since the 1998/99 season and thus the lowest since the Danube Arena was founded. In the following season, regardless of the clearly better results, the audience was only marginally more popular. The play-off series against EHC Klostersee , which was clearly lost despite the home right won in the main round, was comparatively poorly attended . In addition, the significantly lower sponsorship income after the end of the season caused again financial problems, in which three board members resigned and new elections were necessary. During the 2013/14 season, the debt reduction made good progress, but the results, which had been disappointing until then, led to the leave of absence of the trainer Rob Leask on February 4, 2014. On April 1, 2014 Doug Irwin became the new coach of EV Regensburg for the 2014 season / 2015, who was employed at EHC Klostersee in the previous four seasons.

Since 2015: Another outsourcing

At the Annual General Meeting on June 24, 2015, the majority of the members present agreed to the renewed outsourcing of the first EVR team to EVR Ice Hockey GmbH on July 1, 2015. In addition to his function as a board member of the EVR, Ivo Stellmann-Zidek takes over - with the consent of the members - the GmbH as sole shareholder. In the 2015/16 season, the team developed into one of the biggest aspirants for promotion after the main round, in which a winning streak of 30 games could be achieved, with 28 points ahead of second place. In the semi-finals of the playoffs, however, she was defeated by the runner-up EHC Bayreuth in four games. In the following season, the first team moved into the upper league playoffs as third in the main round, but lost to ERC Sonthofen in four games in the round of 16 .

From the 2017/18 season, the first team ran again under the name Eisbären Regensburg. The shareholders appointed Stefan Liebergesell, who is only 23 years old, as managing director. He had previously worked as a press and stadium spokesman. The former German national ice hockey goalkeeper Joseph Heiss was presented as head coach . Liebergesell was dismissed as early as November 2017 and the partner Christian Sommerer was appointed the new managing director. In January 2018, he was dismissed, and Igor Pavlov , who had already been a polar bear trainer in 2008, was presented as his successor .

successes

Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1978 , 2001 2nd ice hockey Bundesliga 3rd place 2005 DEB Cup semi-finalist 2006 Promotion to the Oberliga (2nd division) in 1971 German Oberliga runner-up in 1975 , 1978 Champion Oberliga Süd 1978 , 2001 , 2016 , 2020 Vice champion Oberliga Süd 1977 , 2000 Promotion to the 1st ice hockey league in 1998 Vice-champion of the 2nd ice hockey league in 1998 Champion of the 2nd ice hockey league south in 1998 Promotion to the league in 1982 , 1989 , 2010 German regional league champion 1982 German regional league runner-up (3rd division) 1970

Champion Regionalliga Süd (3rd division) 1970 , 1982 Vice-champion Regionalliga Süd (3rd division) 1971 Promotion to the regional league (3rd division) 1968 , 1993 Vice-champion Regionalliga Süd 1989 Promotion to the Regional League (BYL) in 2009 Bavarian runner-up (4th division) 1968 North Bavarian champion (4th division) 1968 Bavarian runner-up in 1993 Champion Bayernliga Group II 1993 Bavarian regional league runner-up in 2009 Promotion to the Bavarian State League (4th division) in 1966 "EVR-1b" Champion Landesliga-Nord 1985, 2001 , BBzL-Nord 2012 Bayernkrug Cup Final 2009

player

Significant past teams

Major league championship team 2000/01

With 101 points from 44 games and ten points ahead at the end of the main round of the 2000/01 season , the team took first place and finally prevailed in the play-offs. Together with the Oberliga championship, this meant promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga .

goalkeeper
Rainhard Haider		Martin Brunner
defender
Jan Schinkohe	Ronny Martin	Christian Martin	Karel Beran
Alexander Herdt	Richard Carpenter	Andreas Palenta	Alexander Dotzler
striker
Jiří Lála	Petr Fical	David Čermák	Layne Roland
Miroslav Lažo	Tobin Praznik	Florian Curth	Zdeněk Eichenmann
Andreas Naumann	Petr Hrubý	Andrej Michaljou	Enrico Kock
Martin Schweiger	Sebastian Aukofer	Martin Ritter
Official
Jiří Ehrenberger (head trainer)

Promotion team 1977/78

With 54 points from 32 games in the main and championship round, EV Regensburg moved into the promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1978. In the duels against the RSC Bremerhaven , the EHC Essen and the Deggendorfer EC , the later promoters achieved three wins and one draw. Despite two defeats, this was enough to take second place in the group of four and move up to the 2nd Bundesliga.

goalkeeper
Josef Köpf	Gerhard Frank	Kurt Martin
defender
Martin Kronberger	Helmut Hans	Rudolf Eberhardt	Helmut student
striker
Jouni Samuli	Dave Lavallee	Hubert Blumenröther	Werner Hännl
Eckhard Schindler	Norbert Pfeiffer	Max Lang	Günther Dörfler
Günther Falter	Wolfgang Glaser	Siegfried Sauerer	Wolfgang Rösner
Official
Jouni Samuli (player-coach)		Kurt Nuhs (head coach)

Well-known former players

Surname	In Regensburg from to	Current club
Petr Fical	2000-2001, 2012-2015	End of career
Thomas Daffner	2008–2012	End of career
Martin Ančička	1997–1999, 2002–2006, 2011–2013	End of career
Marián Bažány	2002-2005	End of career
Clayton Young	2002-2003	End of career
Jiří Lála	2000-2002	End of career
Sergei Schendelew	2002-2004	End of career

Other famous players:

• Jiří Cmunt
• Jason Miller
• Sergei Schendelew
• Korbinian Holzer

Record player

Top scorer space player Points When 1. Mike Martens 593 1993-1997 2. Tom St. James 548 1988-1992 3. Jason Phillips 452 1993-1996 4th Martin Ančička 434 1997–1999 2002–2006 2010–2012 5. Günther Dörfler 419 1976-1992

Top goal scorers space player Gates When 1. Mike Martens 273 1993-1997 2. Jason Phillips 268 1993-1996 3. Tom St. James 221 1988-1992 4th Bob Crawford 202 1989-1992 5. Günther Dörfler 194 1976-1992

Most stakes space player Calls When 1. Günther Dörfler 579 1976-1992 2. Armin Mühlhofer 447 1983-1996 3. Enrico Kock 427 1999-2006 4th Gerhard Frank 424 1965-1989 5. Andreas Dörfler 405 2001–2006 2007–2012

Penalty minutes space player Penalty minutes When 1. Martin Ančička 509 1997-1999 2002-2006 2. Günther Dörfler 463 1976-1992 3. Bogdan Selea 461 2001-2007 4th Martin Kronberger 458 1975-1980 5. Alexander Herdt 338 1997-2002

Venues

Ice stadium at the Nibelungen Bridge

The open ice rink on the Nibelungen Bridge was opened in November 1964. For the inauguration, EV Landshut played a friendly game against EC Kitzbühel on December 20, 1964, which ended 3: 4. With standing room only, it initially held over 6,000 spectators. For safety reasons, however, more and more ranks were later blocked, so that the capacity continued to decrease over the years. From 1974, especially, there were repeated plans for a roof or the construction of a hall. However, these could not be realized until 1995, when the new construction of the Danube Arena was announced. Above all, the monument protection repeatedly prevented a subsequent roofing of the stadium, as the roof would block the view of the cathedral and thus negatively affect the cityscape. During the 1978/79 season there was even a date for the groundbreaking of a new building, but three days before the government of the Upper Palatinate asked the city to withdraw the building permit that had already been granted. A year later, the stadium, which until then belonged to EV Regensburg, was sold to the city in order to compensate for financial deficits that had been accumulated, among other things, by the use of external ice rinks due to the weather conditions.

A special feature in the old ice stadium , as the parking lot created there after the demolition is called, was above all the scoreboard, which was built by fans and during ice hockey games the playing time did not count up, as was common in Europe at the time, but down. The venue was demolished immediately after it was closed.

Danube Arena

After long discussions, the groundbreaking ceremony for the polar bears' new domicile took place in 1997. The Danube Arena , designed as a multifunctional hall , finally opened its doors in 1999 and has served as the home of EV Regensburg ever since. With a capacity of 4,863 spectators, including 2,991 seats, the Danube Arena is sufficiently large for the time being. In addition to the main hall, a secondary or training hall was built. For example, it is possible to keep training operations going even if non-sporting events take place in the main hall.

Club culture

Fans and rivalries

With Rot Weiß and Eisbärnpower there are two official fan clubs that were founded in 1982 and 2001 respectively. The currently leading groups in the active fan scene are Red Power Regensburg and Northside Fanatics.

Due to the relatively high density of ice hockey clubs in the Upper Palatinate and Lower Bavaria , the EVR has always had many derby-style encounters. The fan rivalry is therefore great, especially in the games against the Straubing Tigers , ERC Ingolstadt or EV Landshut, which are always crowded . The derbies against Straubing in particular drew up to 6,000 spectators to the former ice rink on the Nibelungen Bridge decades ago . Although these games are already the biggest derbies, the clashes with the 1st EV Weiden , the ERSC Amberg and the Deggendorfer EC regularly cause explosiveness. Even if geographically not a derby, the games against ETC Crimmitschau have also been one of those games in the recent past that had a full hall and predominantly vocal arguments between the fans. This is mainly due to the fact that around the turn of the millennium both clubs fought a sporty head-to-head race in the major league ( 1998/1999 to 2000/01 ) and the 2nd Bundesliga for a long time . Since the promotion to the Bayern League in 2009, there has been a similar phenomenon with the VER Selb .

For a long time now, the people of Regensburg have been friends with fans of EV Duisburg , Braunlager EHC / Harz and EC Bad Nauheim . There is also a friendship with the fans of the ERC Regen.

For many years EV Regensburg was regarded as a spectator curiosity . This term is rarely used nowadays, but after the financial collapse in 2008, an average of almost 2,000 spectators in the fifth-rate Landesliga Nord again showed that the Regensburg team rightly received this nickname from many ice hockey fans from Germany .

Media and partnerships

In addition to the well-known ice hockey portals on the Internet, the Mittelbayerische Zeitung , the Wochenblatt, Blizz-Aktuell and the local television broadcaster TVA , which broadcast an EVR game live for the fourth time in the 2010/11 season, report on EV Regensburg . Furthermore, the regional radio station Gong FM will broadcast the EVR games live in excerpts.

Youngsters and women

Placement of the youth teams 2016/17
team	league	Preliminary round	Championship round	Playoffs
youth	DNL	5th place (group B)	2nd place (group blue)	Qualification for VF
student	BL South	3rd place (group A)	3rd place	VF
Boys	LKA 3	6th place	6th place	-
Junior high school students	MK A	6th place	4th Place	-

There are five junior teams (youngsters to youth) and one women's team registered for play. Youth and schoolchildren each play in the top division, the women took part in the national league last season. In 2014, EV Regensburg received the Green Belt award from the DOSB for its outstanding youth work.

youth

The full-time trainer of the youth team is Stefan Schnabl. The team has been playing in the DNL since the 2012/13 season . In the previous years, participation in the DNL was sought again and again. First of all, the promotion had to be foregone in 2009 for financial reasons, before they narrowly failed in the promotion round in 2011. It was not until 2012 that promotion was achieved, due to which the team in the "Juniors" age group was no longer reported to play. With Jim Setters, a second full-time young talent has been active since 2016.

• German Junior Champion 2012
• German Youth Champion 2012

student

The student team takes part in the top division, the Bundesliga South. She was able to qualify for the championship round for the first time in the 2011/12 season, after relegation was only achieved via the relegation round in previous years.

Bambini tournament

EV Regensburg has been organizing the international bambini tournament every year since 1974 . It is considered one of the most important tournaments in this age group. While only German teams took part in the first two years, foreign teams played for the first time in 1976 with the Wiener EV (AUT), Cortina Doria (ITA) and the Smoke Eaters Geleen (NED). Initially, the tournament was dominated by EV Landshut for a long time until 1979, when the Baden Reps from Canada won another team for the first time. In the period that followed, it was mostly the foreign teams who decided to win the tournament among themselves. The record winner is Djurgårdens IF , who took part every year from 1987 to 2000 and took first place six times during that time. The EV Regensburg itself won the tournament for the first time in 2011.

Other departments

EV Regensburg is also home to the ice stock sport , inline hockey and figure skating departments . Although the members are also represented here in large numbers and, for example, the European ice stock sport championship was held in Regensburg in 2005, its importance in the Regensburg sports perception is negligible.

Ice stock sport

The ice stock athletes of EV Regensburg take part in various, mostly privately organized tournaments with different numbers of teams. In the past 2007/08 season the team took part in eight tournaments, the field of participants ranged from 13 to 30 teams. There is no regular game operation in the conventional sense, but there is a division into leagues. In January 2009, the ice stock athletes were promoted from the regional league to the upper league. The highlight of the department was the hosting of the European ice stock sport championship in 2005.

Inline hockey

The inline hockey department does not currently participate in regular game operations with any team. Instead, the very successful Summer Jam tournament has been held every year since 2000 , in which eight different teams from Regensburg and the surrounding area take part. The record winner is the host team EV Regensburg Donau Rats with four tournament victories so far.

literature

• Christian Harteis, Felix Jung, Claus-Dieter Wotruba: EVR fever. The history of ice hockey at EV Regensburg. Mz Buchverlag, 1998, ISBN 3-931904-51-2 .
• Artur Zendler: Fascination Ice Hockey Regensburg 1964–2000 (development, interesting facts, explanations). Reldnez Verlag, 1999.
• Eissportverein Regensburg eV: 50 years EV Regensburg (official club history)

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Internet

• Homepage of the Bambini tournament

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bayerische Sportschau, born in 1951: Reports on the games of the Middle Franconia / Upper Palatinate group of the North Bavarian Ice Hockey Championship
   newspaper viewed in the Bayerischer Staatsbibliothek
2. ^ Willi Lüdeking: The pride of a city - ice hockey in Straubing. Straubing 2008
3. ^ History. Retrieved July 3, 2020 . 
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} EVR celebrated its 50th birthday
5. ↑ http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1993.htm
6. ↑ evr-fieber.de: ( Memento of the original from December 4, 2004 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. EVR against Ingolstadt - a Danube classic  
7. ↑ Jahn saves polar bear license. In: Mittelbayerische.de. June 28, 2007, accessed December 24, 2015 . 
8. ↑ Shock: Regensburg polar bears are broke. In: Mittelbayerische.de. April 16, 2008, accessed December 24, 2015 . 
9. ↑ Upper Palatinate Media: EV Regensburg aims to march through in the upper league. In: onetz.de. February 4, 2009. Retrieved June 21, 2017 . 
10. ↑ Durchmarsch-in-die-Oberliga.de is online. In: bayernhockey.com. May 17, 2008, accessed June 21, 2017 . 
11. ↑ EVR fans: audience statistics
12. ^ EV Regensburg Oberliga 2011/12 - general overview Donau Arena ( memento from July 29th 2012 in the web archive archive.today )
13. ↑ Hockeyweb.de May 17, 2010: "The Regensburg residents are returning to professional business" (accessed online on May 17, 2010)
14. ↑ The EVR has a new boss . Mittelbayerische Zeitung, April 23, 2013, accessed online on May 7, 2013.
15. ↑ Coach debate at the EVR: What will happen to Rob Leask? (accessed online February 4, 2014)
16. ↑ EVR puts Rob Leask on leave (accessed February 4, 2014)
17. ↑ Doug Irwin will be the new trainer of the EVR - five departures have been determined ( memento of the original from May 8, 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. (accessed online April 1, 2014)  
18. ↑ Mittelbayerische.de, June 24, 2015: "EVR members say yes to the GmbH" ( 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. 
19. ↑ Ice Hockey Magazine: "EVR members say yes to the establishment of a GmbH" ( Memento of the original from July 4, 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. 
20. ↑ icehockeypage.de June 25, 2015 "EV Regensburg: Members say YES to the establishment of a GmbH" ( Memento of the original from July 4, 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. 
21. ↑ eishockeynews.de, June 25, 2015: "Proof of trust members of EV Regensburg agree to the spin-off of the 1st team into a GmbH"
22. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne de hockey sur glace 1992/93. Retrieved March 24, 2018 (French). 
23. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne de hockey sur glace 1992/93. Retrieved March 24, 2018 (French). 
24. ↑ ^{a b c} evr-fieber.de: ( Memento of the original from July 31, 2008 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. The eternal theme of the stadium  
25. ↑ Close to the action ( memento from June 3, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
26. ↑ Passau starts the season with the Spectator Croesus
27. ↑ VER Selb vs. EV Regensburg - The Oberliga Derby live - TV Oberfranken and TVA enter into a cooperation that is unique in Germany
28. ↑ Awarded for youth work: EV Regensburg receives "Green Belt" ( Memento from September 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive )

Web links

• Homepage of EV Regensburg
• Homepage Danube Arena