Field hockey Bundesliga 2003/04 (men)

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The 2003/2004 season was a transitional season over one and a half years, as the field season was changed from April to September to the multi-year period from August to October and April to June of the following year. In the time in between, the indoor season is played. In this "long season" two German championships were held. The top four teams in the first half of the season qualified for the 2003 finals. The 2004 German champions were determined through a game between the two best teams. The club on the Alster secured both titles .

Table after the first half of the season

Legend:

(M) German champions
(N) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga
  Qualification for the final
  Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga
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space Club Games Gates Points
1. Club on the Alster 11 44:21 24
2. Crefelder HTC 11 27:25 20th
3. HTC Stuttgarter Kickers 11 32:28 18th
4th Gladbacher HTC (M) 11 31:30 17th
5. Rüsselsheim Rowing Club 08 11 31:31 17th
6th Munich SC 11 24:23 16
7th Uhlenhorster HC 11 31:27 15th
8th. Harvestehuder THC 11 20:21 14th
9. Dürkheimer HC 11 33:30 13
10. Black and white Neuss 11 21:29 12
11. Red-White Munich 11 18:28 7th
12. SC Frankfurt 1880 11 21:40 7th

2003 finals

The 2003 finals took place in Hamburg.

  Semi-finals
October 4, 2003 		Final
October 5, 2003
                 
1. The club on the Alster 5 (2)    
4th Gladbacher HTC 3 (2)  
1. The club on the Alster 5 (1)
  3. Crefelder HTC 4 (2)
2. Crefelder HTC 2 (1)
3. HTC Stuttgarter Kickers 1 (1)  

Closing table

space Club Games Gates Points
1. Club on the Alster (M) 22nd 79:44 50
2. Uhlenhorster HC 22nd 76:47 46
3. HTC Stuttgarter Kickers 22nd 62:42 43
4th Gladbacher HTC 22nd 67:56 39
5. Crefelder HTC 22nd 48:47 34
6th Rüsselsheim Rowing Club 08 22nd 56:62 30th
7th Munich SC 22nd 45:50 27
8th. Harvestehuder THC 22nd 33:41 25th
9. Black and white Neuss 22nd 40:56 23
10. Dürkheimer HC 22nd 59:60 22nd
11. Red-White Munich 22nd 33:54 16
12. SC Frankfurt 1880 22nd 42:81 11

2004 final

The final took place in Hamburg.

  Final
June 6, 2004
 Club on the Alster 6 (5)
 Uhlenhorster HC 5 (3)

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