European Hockey Federation
| European Hockey Federation | |
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| Founded | 1969 |
| Place of foundation | Cardiff , Wales |
| President | Marijke Fleuren |
| Members | 45 |
| Association headquarters | Brussels , Belgium |
| Official languages) | English |
| Homepage | www.eurohockey.org |
The European Hockey Federation ( EHF or EuroHockey ), German European Hockey Association , is the umbrella organization for hockey in Europe founded on May 3, 1969 . The association has 43 full and two affiliated members. The EHF is one of the continental federations of the Fédération Internationale de Hockey (FIH). The EHF is based in Brussels , Belgium . The president is Marijke Fleuren , who was elected on August 22, 2011 from the Netherlands .
Members
Members are the European members of the World Hockey Federation FIH. Great Britain has a special status and only competes in the Olympic Games, otherwise the independent members England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland play, which represents the entire Irish island (Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland).
President
- 1969–1973 Pablo Negre (Spain)
- 1974–2003 Alain Danet (France)
- 2003-2008 Leandro Negre (Spain)
- 2008–2011 Martin Gotheridge (England)
- since 2011 Marijke Fleuren (Netherlands)
Competitions
For selection teams
For club teams
- Euro Hockey League
- EuroHockey Club Champions Cup:
- EuroHockey Cup Winners Cup:
- EuroHockey Club Trophy
- EuroHockey Club Challenge
Web links
- Official website (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Website of the German Hockey Association: DHB President Stephan Abel is running for the office of EHF President
- ↑ a b Affiliated members , FIH website, as of July 2012
