Ferenc Vozar

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Germany BRBR Germany  Ferenc Vozar Ice hockey player
Date of birth April 19, 1945
place of birth Budapest , Hungary
date of death February 15, 1999
Place of death Denzlingen near Freiburg
Nickname Ferry
size 1.83 m
Weight 83 kg
position striker
number 12
Career stations
1970-1971 SG Oberstdorf / Sonthofen
1971-1977 Berlin ice skating club
1977-1980 ERC Freiburg
1981-1983 Hamburger SV

Ferenc Vozar (Hungarian Vozár) (born April 19, 1945 in Budapest , Hungary ; † February 15, 1999 in Denzlingen ) was a German ice hockey player of Hungarian origin.

Vozar emigrated from Hungary to Germany in the early 1970s. First he played for the Oberstdorf / Sonthofen syndicate in the major league before moving to the Berlin ice skating club. With this he made it to the Bundesliga .

Between 1977 and 1980 he played at ERC Freiburg and in 1981 moved to Hamburger SV , where he was active for three years. At the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria, he helped the German national ice hockey team win the bronze medal by scoring two goals.

For this achievement he was awarded the Silver Laurel Leaf - together with the German ice hockey team.

After finishing his active career, Vozar started a coaching career for junior teams. In addition, from the mid-1980s he was the association coach of the Baden-Württemberg ice hockey association. He was later inducted into the Hall of Fame of German ice hockey .

Vozar's sons Patrick and Robert and his daughter Alexandra are also ice hockey players in Freiburg and Esslingen. His brother Tibor Vozar , also a German national player, earned his living as an ice hockey coach.

Achievements and Awards


Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Stadt Landshut, Sportchronik 1974-76: ... 1976 Reception of the German Olympic team with Federal Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Bonn and award with the silver laurel leaf. ...

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personal data
SURNAME Vozar, Ferenc
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Vozár, Ferenc
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German ice hockey player
DATE OF BIRTH April 19, 1945
PLACE OF BIRTH Budapest , Hungary
DATE OF DEATH February 15, 1999
Place of death Denzlingen