Field hockey Bundesliga 2014/15 (women)

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The 2014/15 field season began on September 6, 2014. The double final for women and men took place together in the Rothenbaum Sports Park of the University of Hamburg . The official organizers were the University Sports Hamburg, the German Hockey Association and the German Hockey Agency .

Schwarz-Weiß Neuss withdrew its team before the start of the season, so there are only 11 teams this season and only 1 relegated team. Neuss is listed as another relegated team for the 2015/16 season.

Legend:

(M) German champions
(N) Promoted from the 2nd Bundesliga
  Qualification for the finals
  Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga

Main round

table
Pl. Club Sp. Gates Pt.
1. Rot-Weiss Cologne (M) 20th 59:21 49
2. Düsseldorf HC (N) 20th 59:26 47
3. UHC Hamburg 20th 56:20 45
4th Munich SC 20th 46:23 45
5. Mannheimer HC 20th 42:30 25th
6th Berlin HC 20th 51:38 31
7th Club on the Alster 20th 42:43 26th
8th. TSV Mannheim (N) 20th 30:64 13
9. Eintracht Braunschweig 20th 16:65 11
10. Harvestehuder THC 20th 8:45 pm 9
11. Rüsselsheim Rowing Club 08 20th 16:70 8th

Finals

The final round of the German Women's Championships will take place in Hamburg in July 2015 .

Semi-finals, Saturday 4th July 2015     Final, Sunday 5th July 2015
               
1. Rot-Weiss Cologne 1      
4th Munich SC 2      
n.P. (reg. SZ 1: 1, HZ 0: 1)     H1 Munich SC 0
      H2 UHC Hamburg 4th
2. Düsseldorf HC 1     Half time 0-2
3. UHC Hamburg 4th      
Half time 0-2    
German women's field hockey champion 2015 UHC Hamburg

Ascent and descent

Relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga 15/16 is the last-placed Rüsselsheimer Ruder-Klub 08 . In return, the Großflottbeker THGC and TUS Lichterfelde are promoted to the Bundesliga 15/16 .

swell

  1. ↑ Framework schedule: Message # 109 DHB
  2. ↑ Venue: Message on hockey.de
  3. ↑ Current results: Bundesliga field 14/15
  4. ↑ Message hockeyliga.de: Neuss women are withdrawing from the hockeyliga