Indoor hockey Bundesliga 1997/98 (women)

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Legend:

(M) German champions
(N) Promoted from the regional league
  Qualification for the finals
  Relegated to the regional league

On April 1, 1997, the 3-point rule was introduced in German hockey , which was also applied to the hall for the first time this season: a win now counts 3 points (instead of 2), a draw still 1 point .

Main round

Group north
space Club Games Gates Points
1. Klipper THC 14th 119: 49 36
2. RTHC Bayer Leverkusen 14th 121: 70 32
3. Club Raffelberg 14th 74:64 26th
4th Eintracht Braunschweig 14th 75:80 18th
5. Club on the Alster 14th 86:92 18th
6th Großflottbeker THGC 14th 50:82 13
7th Blau-Weiss Cologne (N) 14th 59:90 10
8th. Uhlenhorster HC 14th 54: 111 8th
Group south
space Club Games Gates Points
1. Rüsselsheim RK 14th 132: 43 39
2. Berlin HC 14th 138: 82 34
3. SC Frankfurt 1880 14th 128: 65 33
4th Eintracht Frankfurt (M) 14th 90:78 24
5. TuS Lichterfelde (N) 14th 60: 101 12
6th ATV Leipzig 14th 61:95 11
7th Dürkheimer HC 14th 58: 115 10
8th. TSV Mannheim (N) 14th 50: 138 2

Finals

Final round of the German Indoor Hockey Championship 1998 in Hamburg
Semifinals     final
               
1.N Klipper THC 12      
2.S Berlin HC 14th      
      2.S Berlin HC 2
      1.S Rüsselsheim RK 7th
1.S Rüsselsheim RK 9      
2.N RTHC Bayer Leverkusen 3      
     

Ascent

The four regional league champions were promoted: DHC Hanover (North) and Rot-Weiss Köln (West) moved up into the North group, the Zehlendorfer Wespen (East) and HC Heidelberg (South) moved into the South group.

swell

  1. ↑ 100 stories from 100 years of DHB, April 1st. Retrieved January 5, 2013 .