Inline skater hockey Germany

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Inline skater hockey Germany
ISHD logo
Founded 1987
Chairman Ingo Goerke
societies 125
Members 8,500
Association headquarters Frankfurt am Main , office in Cologne
Homepage www.ishd.de

The Inline Skater Hockey Germany ( ISHD ) is the Sports Commission for Inline Skater Hockey of German Rollsport- and Inline Association (DRIV). The ISHD is an official member of the International Inline Skater Hockey Federation (IISHF) and represents the national team of the DRIV.

history

The first forerunner organization was the Rhineland League, founded in 1983 . In 1985 the 'Skaterhockey Division' was founded in the Rollsportverband Nordrhein-Westfalen with the start of games in two leagues. Two years later, the "German Roller Sports Association" (DRB) founded the 'Skaterhockey Division' (FSH), of which North Rhine-Westphalia and the regional associations of Berlin, Hamburg and Bavaria become members. The first German champion in the men's age group was determined as early as 1986 when the sport of (inline) skater hockey was incorporated into the German Rolling Sports Association, today's German Rolling Sports and Inline Association .

The first German champion was the SCC Deutzer Haie. In the association tables published in the DRB's roller sport magazine, the SCC Deutzer Haie were still listed as RSC Rhineland Cologne / Team Deutz in the 1986 season. The Skaterhockey Club Cologne (SCC) set up its own business in 1986, but the association only noted the spin-off on January 1st, 1987. Nevertheless, the ISHD leads the first German champions as SCC Deutzer Haie.

After the German championships for women and schoolchildren were held in the following years, the 1st men's Bundesliga was founded in 1996 and the first national team was formed. In 1995 the first players started with inline skates and the first international match between England and Germany took place in England.

In 1997, due to the increasing proportion of inline skaters, the 'Skaterhockey Division' was renamed “Inline Skaterhockey Germany” (ISHD). The first European inline skating championships are held in the men's, women's and juniors' divisions. In 2000 there were 25 leagues nationwide.

Chairperson

  • 1987–1997 Norbert Demmer (Neuss)
  • 1997 - today Ingo Goerke (Pulheim)

development

year societies Teams Members
1983 3 3 40
1985 10 14th 200
1990 30th 50 1,000
1995 70 120 3,000
2000 90 200 5,000
2005 100 240 7,000
2007 110 260 7,500
2010 110 260 7,500
2015 120 270 8,000
2016 114
2017 125 280 8,500

League operation

→ Main article: Inline skater hockey Bundesliga

The ISHD is currently playing in three men's national leagues. There is the 1st Bundesliga and the 2nd Bundesliga , which was divided into north and south . There is also a 1st women's league and two 2nd women's leagues ( North and South ). In the men's division, the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga are followed by the regional leagues, of which the ISHD organizes the Central and West leagues itself, while the other regional leagues are looked after by individual regional associations.

Furthermore, the ISHD organized for historical reasons nor the NRW state leagues ( Rhineland , Westphalia ), the first Junior League West , the first Youth League West , the first student league and the other second junior leagues and the Bambini (U10) organized.

The regional leagues below the national leagues outside of North Rhine-Westphalia are organized by the other regional associations:

  • Bavaria: BRIV (Bavarian Roller Sports and Inline Association); Regionalliga Süd-Ost , two major leagues ( north and south ) and four regional leagues ( north , center , Swabia and Allgäu )
  • East Germany: BISHL (Berlin Inline Skaterhockey League); Regional league east, regional league and youth, student and Bambini league
  • Hamburg: Hamburg Ice and Roller Sports Association (HERV)
  • Lower Saxony: Lower Saxony Rolling Sports and Inline Association (NRIV); Association and youth leagues; Canpro Cup
  • South Baden: South Baden Roller Sports and Inline Association (SRIV); Youth and junior leagues, school and youth cups
  • Württemberg: Württemberg Roller Sports and Inline Association (WRIV); Youth and junior leagues

Bundesliga committee

In 2010, a Bundesliga committee consisting of representatives of the ISHD and the clubs was set up to further professional develop the men's Bundesliga. As a result of the first working conferences, a single-track Bundesliga with twelve teams from 2012 was planned and it was determined for the 2011 season that the teams in the first five places in the North and South Bundesliga automatically qualify for the new 1st Bundesliga, while the two sixth-placed teams qualify for the new Bundesliga one and the leaders of the 2nd national leagues play off the other remaining league place among themselves.

In 2020, the men's Bundesliga will play with 10 teams and the women's Bundesliga with 7 teams.

Game mode

In the men's and women's area, the German champions will be played in the so-called play-offs in the 'best of three' mode after a preliminary round in which each team competes against the other teams in a first and a second leg .

In the junior, youth and school areas, the finalists of the respective regional associations compete against each other in a final tournament, where the German champions are played. No German champion is played in the Bambini.

Cup

→ Main article: German Inline Skaterhockey Cup

The ISHD Cup is played annually in all divisions above the Bambini (U10); Traditionally, the cup finals take place on one day in December at a common venue.

Associations of the countries

  • Baden - Baden Roller and Inline Sports Association (BRISV)
  • Bavaria - Bavarian Roller Sports and Inline Association (BRIV)
  • Berlin - Berlin Inline Skaterhockey League (BISHL)
  • Hamburg - Hamburg Ice and Roller Sports Association (HERV)
  • Hessen - Hessian Roller Sport and Inline Association (HRIV)
  • Lower Saxony - Lower Saxony Roller Sports and Inline Association (NRIV)
  • North Rhine-Westphalia - Roller Sports and Inline Association North Rhine-Westphalia (RIV) but completely under ISHD administration for historical reasons
  • Schleswig-Holstein - Roller Sports and Inline Association Schleswig-Holstein (RIVSH)
  • Südbaden - Südbadischer Rollsport- und Inline Verband (SRIV)
  • Württemberg - Württemberg Roller Sports and Inline Association (WRIV)

League division

The ISHD has around 110 registered clubs from all over Germany (2014).

Men's

1st Bundesliga 2020

Bissendorfer Panther  • Crash Eagles Kaarst  • Commanders Velbert • Duisburg Ducks  • HC Cologne-West Rheinos • Crefelder SC • Red Devils Berlin • Samurai Iserlohn  • SHC Rockets Essen  • TV Augsburg

2nd Bundesliga 2020
North south

Bissendorfer Panther II • Crash Eagles Kaarst II • Crefelder SC II • Düsseldorf Rams I • Miners Oberhausen I • Red Devils Berlin II • Salzstadtkeiler Lüneburg I • SHC Rockets Essen II • TSG Bergedorf Lizards I

Badgers Spaichingen I • IVA Rhein Main Patriots • Hilden Flames I • IHC Atting I • HC Merdingen I • Freiburg Beasts I • Mendener Mambas I • SG Langenfeld Devils I • TGW Kassel Wizards I

Regionalliga 2020
center west Southwest* South-east ** East***

• Ahauser Maidy Dogs I 

• Duisburg Ducks II 

• Empelde Maddogs I 

• Highlander Lüdenscheid I 

• Miners Oberhausen II 

• Samurai Iserlohn II

• TV Paderborn I

• Düsseldorf Rams II 

• Bockumer Bulldogs I 

• Crefelder SC III 

• Monheim Skunks I 

• GSG North 

• HC Köln-West Rheinos II 

• SG Langenfeld Devils II 

• Pulheim Vipers I

• Instead of Vipers I

• Blue Arrows Sasbach I 

• Bräunlingen I hot dogs 

• IHC Landau I 

• RSC Bulls Bahlingen 

• RRV Bad Friedrichshall

Season north:

• Nuremberg Knights

• Nuremberg Patriots

• Schwabach Blue Lions

• Schwabach United

• TG Bamberg / Erlangen

Season middle:

• Buffalos Straubing

• Crocodiles Donaust. II

• Deggendorf Plant II

• IHC Atting Wolves II

• Pleystein piranhas

Season West:

• Crocodiles Donaustauf

• Deggendorf Plant

• Ingolstadt Lumberjacks

• Skater Union Augsburg

• TV Augsburg III

Season south:

• Allgäu Rangers Marktoberdorf

• Ingolstadt II Lumberjacks

• Königsbrunn kangaroos

• TSV Schwabmünchen Mammoths

• TV Augsburg II

• Red Devils Berlin III

• Berlin Buffalos

• StraTus

• Powerkrauts Berlin

• Rostock coatis

• Spreewolfe Berlin

* The Regionalliga Süd-West is organized by Inline-Skaterhockey Baden-Württemberg (ISH-BW). The participants, like the participants of the lower leagues of other regional associations, do not belong directly to the ISHD.

** The Regionalliga Süd-Ost is organized by the Bavarian Roller Sports and Inline Association (BRIV) and is divided into four seasons. The national league is no longer applicable.

*** The Regionalliga Ost is organized by the Berlin Inline Skaterhockey League (BISHL).

National League 2020
Rhineland Westphalia North **** Bavaria Southwest*****

• RSC Aachen I

• Bockumer Bulldogs II

• Crash Eagles Kaarst III

• Düsseldorf Flyers I

• HC Köln-West Rheinos III

• SG Langenfeld Devils III

• Hilden Flames II

• Fortuna Bonn Thunder I

• Commanders Velbert II

• Brakel Blitz I

• Mendener Mambas II

• Bochum Lakers I

• Neheim Blackhawks I

• SHC Rockets Essen III

• Samurai Iserlohn III

• Münster Mottek I

• Highlander Lüdenscheid II

Season north:

• Hamburg Hawks

• Holtenau Huskies I

• Jade Warriors Wilhelmshaven

• Salzstadtkeiler Lüneburg II

• SVNA Hamburg

• TSG Bergedorf Lizards II

Season south:

• Dukes Celle

• Engelbostel Devils

• ERC Wunstorf Lions

• Hanover Hurricanez I

• Maddogs Empelde II

• Wolfsliner I

In Bavaria, all men's teams are divided into 4 regional league seasons. So there is no national league.

• IHC Landau I 

• Badgers Spaichingen II

• HC Merdingen II 

• Nimburg Crocodiles I

• Freiburg Beasts II

• SV Winnenden II

**** The Landesliga Nord is organized by the Lower Saxony Roller Sports and Inline Association (NRIV) and is divided into two seasons.

***** The Landesliga Süd-West is organized by Inline-Skaterhockey Baden-Württemberg (ISH-BW).

Ladies

1st women's league 2020

 • Bockumer Bulldogs • Duisburg Ducks • Mendener Mambas • IVA Rhein Main Patriots  • Bissendorfer Panthers • SG Langenfeld Devils • Spreewolfe Berlin

2nd women's league 2020

• Hilden Flames • Bochum Lakers • Miners Oberhausen • Düsseldorf Rams • Samurai Iserlohn

See also

Web links

Official homepage of Inline-Skaterhockey Deutschland

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b membership numbers (rounded). (PDF; 1.6 MB) Inline Skaterhockey Germany, accessed on April 25, 2018 .
  2. ↑ https://www.ishd.de/ishd/historie#year1986 Master list of the ISHD
  3. ↑ Download area of ​​the homepage of the Crash Eagles Kaarst
  4. ↑ League overview of the ISHD ( Memento from January 29, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
  5. ↑ Bundesliga Committee ( Memento from March 13, 2016 in the Internet Archive )