IHD gaming operations
The IHD game operation refers to the inline hockey game classes under the direction of the Inline Hockey Germany Sports Commission (IHD) of the German Roller Sports and Inline Association (DRIV).
For a long time there was an IHD-Bundesliga as the top division, today the game is organized by the regional associations, each of which operates a major league and a regional league.
history
In 1998 the inline hockey league was held at the federal level for the first time, at a tournament of all national champions and runners-up on October 24-25. the same year in Karlsruhe the German champion was determined. Neu-Isenburg won the final against Hanau 2-0.
Up to and including the 2006 season, the league was called IHL-Bundesliga ; the name change took place for the 2007 season, when the IHD was established as an independent commission in the DRIV, then the name was IHD-Bundesliga .
The German champions were determined in the 2008 and 2009 seasons in the German Inline Hockey League (DIHL). DIHL was founded in 1996 by the German Ice Hockey Federation (DEB) and operated until 2007. The IHD and the DEB have agreed to jointly organize the DIHL in 2008 and 2009. The IHD organizes the group matches in the Northern Division, the DEB the organization of the group matches in the Southern Division. The IHD-Bundesliga was held parallel to the DIHL, as only clubs from the leagues of a national association of the Federation Internationale de Roller Skating (today Worls Skate) can qualify for the European Cup. The winner of the IHD Bundesliga was not allowed to call himself German champion.
The German championship 2017 was held in Baunatal, the 2018 in Mannheim.
2012 season
In the 2012 season, therefore, only five teams took part in the game. There was also a so-called IHD selection . The teams played a single round. The play-offs follow after the main round.
Participated:
- Kaufungen Sharks
- Düsseldorfer EG Rhein Rollers
- Main primates Frankfurt
- Mannheim monsters
- Penguins Baunatal
- IHD selection
Previous masters
- 1998 Isenburg Crows
- 1999 Assenheim Patriots
- 2000 Assenheim Patriots
- 2001 Assenheim Patriots
- 2002 Assenheim Patriots
- 2003 Starbulls Rosenheim
- 2004 Assenheim Patriots
- 2005 Kaufungen Sharks
- 2006 Kaufungen Sharks
- 2007 Kaufungen Sharks
- 2008 Assenheim Patriots
- 2009 Kaufungen Sharks
- 2010 Kaufungen Sharks
- 2015 Penguins Baunatal
- 2016 Penguins Baunatal
- 2017 ISC Mannheim
( Note: In the 2002 season, in addition to the DIHL and the (then so called) IHL-Bundesliga, there was also the "Bundesliga" of the German Inline Hockey Association (DIHB), which emerged from the HIHL, which was organized by the Hessian Ski Association The champions of this league were the Kaufungen Sharks. The other participants were Torpedo Steinberg, Friedberg Twister, Pinguine Baunatal, ERC Ludwigshafen Scorpions and SCM Kojoten Erfurt; all clubs then switched to the IHL; today IHD.)
Individual evidence
- ↑ skate-IN magazine from August 16, 2001: Inline-Hockey goes International. Retrieved online on August 7, 2018 http://skate.de/magazin/artikel/skatelife?id=29300&cmd=Anhaben