After the Kitzbühel Sports Club had been founded in 1910, it was renamed the Kitzbühel Ice Hockey Club in 1925 and joined the Austrian Ice Hockey Association . In the years after 1934 the team was an integral part of the Austrian provincial championship, in which clubs from all over Austria outside Vienna took part in several locally organized groups, and celebrated a number of successes there, even though the championship title was not won.
After the Second World War, which had taken a heavy toll on the long-serving players Hans Schweinester, Frorl Oberaigner and Peter Salvenmoser, the club was rebuilt and professionally organized. In the years 1949, 1952 and 1954, the ASKÖ State League championship title could be won. The title in 1952 came so unexpectedly that the medals that had already been pre-cut in favor of the favorite from Vienna had to be corrected with lime paint at the awards ceremony.
When today's Bundesliga was founded in 1965 , the people of Kitzbühel were among the participants from the start. The team played eight seasons in the top division up to 1973 and played their home games on the newly built artificial ice rink on Lebenberg. In the 1972/73 season , however, the Kitzbühel Eagles finished last and were relegated to the major league.
In the season 1987/88 the club celebrated the title of Tyrolean national champion and rose again to the national league, the second highest division. The following years brought a number of placements in the midfield. The championship was only won in the 1995/96 season , when the Kitzbühel team won the final against EHC Fischerbräu Wien . In 1997 the team was relegated to the state league and then shuttled back and forth between this and the changing lower performance levels of the Austria-wide championships. In the 2004 and 2005 seasons , the club dominated the league and celebrated two more championships.
In 2005 the club moved to the Tyrolean regional league. On December 9, 2006, the club's long-term home with the Lebenbergstadion was closed and a roofed arena was built for the first time with the Sportpark Kapserbrücke, in which the team has played since then and in 2007, after seventeen victories in a row, was last able to win the title of Tyrolean national champion . In 2014 the club won the third-rate National Amateur Hockey League and rose to the second-rate INL .
The Kitzbühel Eagles have played their games in the Kitzbühel Sports Park since 2006. The sports park has a capacity of 1700 seats (including 900 seats).
successes
ASKÖ state league champions in 1949, 1952 and 1954
