IISHF European Inline Skater Hockey Championship 2011

	European inline skater hockey championship
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	Winner: Germany

The 15 IISHF Inline Skater Hockey Championship of Men was held from 9. September - 11. September 2011 in Stegersbach , Austria instead. Canada was originally supposed to take part for the first time, which would make the tournament an open European championship . The team from North America announced the withdrawal from their participation shortly before the start of the tournament.

Attendees

• Austria
• Switzerland
• Denmark
• Netherlands
• Germany
• Great Britain
• Poland

Preliminary round

the 9th of September	Austria	-	Denmark	1: 4
the 9th of September	Germany	-	Netherlands	15: 2
the 9th of September	Denmark	-	Great Britain	1: 3
the 9th of September	Austria	-	Netherlands	6: 2
the 9th of September	Poland	-	Switzerland	1: 3
the 9th of September	Germany	-	Great Britain	2: 5
the 9th of September	Denmark	-	Switzerland	3-0
the 9th of September	Poland	-	Great Britain	2: 7
the 9th of September	Austria	-	Germany	3: 8
the 9th of September	Netherlands	-	Switzerland	0:13
September 10	Switzerland	-	Germany	1: 4
September 10	Netherlands	-	Great Britain	0: 7
September 10	Austria	-	Poland	7: 9
September 10	Great Britain	-	Switzerland	4: 3
September 10	Denmark	-	Poland	6: 4
September 10	Switzerland	-	Austria	7: 3
September 10	Netherlands	-	Poland	8: 2
September 10	Germany	-	Denmark	6: 3
September 10	Great Britain	-	Austria	10: 1
September 10	Poland	-	Germany	2: 9
September 10	Denmark	-	Netherlands	10: 2

Preliminary round table

space	team	Sp	Sg	U.N	NL	Goals +	Gates-	TD	Pts.
1	Great Britain	6th	6th	0	0	36	9	+ 27	12
2	Germany	6th	5	0	1	44	16	+ 28	10
3	Denmark	6th	4th	0	2	27	16	+ 11	8th
4th	Switzerland	6th	3	0	3	27	15th	+ 12	6th
5	Austria	6th	1	0	5	21st	40	- 19th	2 *
6th	Netherlands	6th	1	0	5	14th	53	- 39	2 *
7th	Poland	6th	1	0	5	20th	40	- 20	2 *

(*Direct comparison)

Placement games

Play for 5th place
September 11	Netherlands	-	Poland	4: 4
September 11	Poland	-	Austria	5: 3
September 11	Austria	-	Netherlands	5: 2

Final round

	Semifinals					final
	1	Great Britain	4th
	4th	Switzerland	1
							Great Britain	5
							Germany	8th
	2	Germany	4th
	3	Denmark	3
						3rd place match
							Denmark	3
							Switzerland	2

Final placements

RF	team
1	Germany
2	Great Britain
3	Denmark
4th	Switzerland
5	Poland
6th	Austria
7th	Netherlands

All-Star Team

Field player:	Robert Stilling - Andy Baybutt - Alex Pearman - Marcel Mörsch
Goal:	James Tanner
Fair Play Cup:	Great Britain

Top scorer

RF	Surname	team	Pk	G	A.
1	Robin Stilling		14th	9	5
2	Mateusz Podsiedlik		13	6th	7th
3	Kai Esser		12	7th	5
4th	Hayden Craven		12	6th	6th
5	Oliver Sommer		11	5	6th
6th	Tim Linke		10	4th	6th
7th	Robert Mandla		9	7th	2
8th	Roy Prince		9	6th	3
9	Marcel Mörsch		9	5	4th
10	Paul Tanner		9	4th	5

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