Ice Hockey State League Bavaria

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State League Bavaria

Full name Ice Hockey State League Bavaria
Current season 2020/21
sport ice Hockey
abbreviation BLL
Association BEV
Teams 20th
Country countries Flag of Bavaria (lozengy) .svg Bavaria
Title holder ESV Buchloe
promoted:
ESV Buchloe
ESC Kempten
VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm ERSC Amberg relegated: (withdrawal) TSV Farchant
ERSC Amberg opt.svg

Coat of arms TSV Farchant.svg
Record champions EV Rosenheim (3)
Website bev-eissport.de
^ Bavarian Ice Hockey League

The Bavarian Regional League is organized by the Bavarian Ice Sports Association (BEV) and is currently the fifth highest division in the German league system . Before the introduction of the ice hockey Bundesliga , it was the second highest division and then third class until 1961. The Bavarian regional league served as the foundation of the regional league until it was replaced by the Bavarian regional league in 1991 .

Season 2020/21

The four semi-finalists of the previous season have received the promotion right for the Bayern league season 2020/21 from the BEV and want to exercise it. The TSV Farchant will go in the coming season in the county league at the start. There will be no relegation from the Bayern League. Wanderers Germering, SG TSV Schliersee / Miesbach 1b and ERC Lechbruck (all promoted from the district league) are new to the league.

Attendees

Landesliga Group 1 (N / O)

Participants in the 2020/21 regional league, group 1 north / east (red) and group 2 south / west (blue)

Landesliga Group 2 (S / W)

Season 2019/20

As in the previous year, the 2019/20 national league season will be played in two preliminary round groups, Group 1 (North / East) and Group 2 (South / West), each with 11 teams. The EC Pfaffenhofen ( Bayern league promoter ) is no longer there . EHC Bayreuth 1b (promoted from the district league) and EV Pegnitz (relegated from the Bayern league) are new to the league . Due to the waiver of the district league champions EV Mittenwald , the athletic relegated EV Bad Wörishofen could remain in the state league.

mode

The main round 2019/20 will be played in two groups of 11 teams each. The best four teams then qualify for the promotion round. The game is played in a single round. The promotion is then determined in playoff mode (best-of-three) between the best four teams in the promotion round. The winners of the semi-finals are qualified for the Bayernliga 2020/21 and then also determine the Bavarian regional league champion in “best-of-three” mode. The teams from 5th place in each preliminary group take part in the relegation round in two groups. Source: Icehockeypage Current table: bev-eissport.de

Main round

The games were played from October 11, 2019 to January 5, 2020 (single round).

Group 1 (N / O)

Final result January 5, 2020

team Sp S3 S2 N1 N0 Gates GT Diff. Pts
1. Logo ESC Hassfurt Hawks.png ESC Hassfurt 20th 16 1 0 3 150 85 65 50
2. ERSC Amberg opt.svg ERSC Amberg 20th 14th 1 1 4th 103 56 47 45
3. EV Dingolfing 20th 13 0 2 5 106 88 18th 41
4th Logo EV Moosburg.png EV Moosburg 20th 12 2 0 6th 105 75 30th 40
5. EV Pegnitz (A) 20th 9 2 0 9 108 96 12 31
6th EHC Bayreuth Logo.svg EHC Bayreuth 1b (N) 20th 8th 2 1 9 74 73 1 29
7th ESV Waldkirchen 20th 7th 2 2 9 83 94 −11 27
8th. Ver selb.png VER Selb 1b 20th 6th 2 4th 8th 72 98 −26 26th
9. ESC Vilshofen 20th 5 1 2 12 59 93 −34 19th
10. SE Freising 20th 4th 1 2 13 51 95 −44 16
11. TSV Trostberg 20th 2 0 0 18th 64 122 −58 6th

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S3 = wins, S2 = wins after extra time or penalty shootout, N1 = defeats after extra time
or penalty shootout, N0 = defeats, T = goals, GT = goals conceded
"Participant promotion round" "Qualified for Bavarian State League 2020/21" .

Group 2 (S / W)

Final result January 5, 2020

team Sp S3 S2 N1 N0 Gates GT Diff. Pts
1. VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm 20th 16 3 1 0 128 46 82 55
2. ESV Buchloe 20th 13 5 1 1 108 47 61 50
3. ESC Kempten 20th 14th 1 2 3 126 59 67 46
4th EHC Bad Aibling 20th 11 1 3 5 100 72 28 38
5. ESV Burgau 20th 9 1 1 9 99 89 10 30th
6th SC Reichersbeuern 20th 9 0 2 9 83 75 8th 29
7th EV Bad Wörishofen 20th 5 3 1 11 80 121 −41 22nd
8th. EV Pfronten 20th 5 0 3 12 59 111 −52 18th
9. EV Fürstenfeldbruck 20th 4th 1 1 14th 72 95 −23 15th
10. Coat of arms TSV Farchant.svg TSV Farchant 20th 4th 1 0 15th 51 112 −61 14th
11. SC Forst 20th 3 1 2 14th 56 135 −79 13

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S3 = wins, S2 = wins after extra time or penalty shootout, N1 = defeats after extra time
or penalty shootout, N0 = defeats, T = goals, GT = goals conceded
"Participant promotion round" "Qualified for Bavarian State League 2020/21" Retreat .

Promotion lap

From January 10 to March 1, 2020. As of April 1, 2020
According to the BEV decision, after the surprising end of the season, the positions in the promotion round will be counted for the final table. This means that the defending champion ESV Buchloe is also the 2019/20 Bavarian regional league champion. In addition to the champions, places 2 to 4 are also qualified for the Bayernliga 2020/21.

team Sp S3 S2 N1 N0 Gates GT Diff. Pts
1. ESV Buchloe 14th 10 1 0 3 72 37 35 32
2. ESC Kempten 14th 9 1 0 4th 86 47 39 29
3. VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm 14th 9 0 1 4th 63 37 26th 28
4th ERSC Amberg opt.svg ERSC Amberg 14th 7th 1 2 4th 46 48 −2 25th
5. Logo ESC Hassfurt Hawks.png ESC Hassfurt 14th 6th 2 0 6th 67 67 0 22nd
6th Logo EV Moosburg.png EV Moosburg 14th 6th 0 1 7th 56 69 −13 19th
7th EV Dingolfing 14th 4th 0 0 10 53 73 −20 12
8th. EHC Bad Aibling 14th 0 0 1 13 24 89 −65 1

Bavarian regional league champions in bold  "Qualified for Bayernliga 2020/21" " Qualified for Bavarian regional league 2020/21"

Master playoffs

Places 1 to 4 in the promotion round qualified for the master playoffs. The finals would have been played
from March 6 to March 22, 2020 in the "best-of-three" mode. As of March 11, 2020

  Semifinals final
                                 
  1  ESV Buchloe 3 4th / 1      
4th  ERSC Amberg 1 5 / 1  
 not applicable / -
   not applicable / -
2  ESC Kempten 5 4th / 1
 
  3  VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm 4th 5 / 1  
  • Game operations were discontinued with immediate effect due to the corona virus.

master

National league champions

season Bavarian master league
1949 EV Tegernsee II
1950 EC Bad Toelz II
1951 EV Rosenheim II
1952 TEV Miesbach II
1953 SC Weßling II
1954 EV Rosenheim II
1955 TEV Miesbach II
1956 ESV Kaufbeuren II
1957 EV Landshut II
1958 SC Ziegelwies II
1959 EV Landsberg III
1960 ERC Sonthofen III
1961 EC Oberstdorf III
1962 EV Rosenheim IV
1963 Munich EV IV
1964 Augsburg EV IV
1965 SV Hohenfurch IV
1966 I V.
1967 SC Reichersbeuern IV
1968 EV Berchtesgaden IV
season Landesliga - champions league
1969 DEC Inzell V
1970 TSV Peissenberg V
1971 * VER Same V
1972 TSV Schliersee  ? V
1973 EV Bad Wörishofen V
1974 * TuS Geretsried V
1975 EV Pegnitz VI
1976 TSV Hohenpeissenberg VI
1977 ETC Höhenkirchen VI
1978 TSV Hopferau VI
1979 TSV Marktoberdorf VI
1980 SC Reichersbeuern VI
1981 EHC 80 Nuremberg VI
1982 ESC Dorfen (?) VI
1983 EV Dingolfing VI
1984 EC Hedos Munich VI
1985 TSV Schliersee VI
1986 EHC Bad Reichenhall VI
1987 Kulmbacher EC VI
1988 ERC Selb VI
season Landesliga - champions league
1989 ERV Schweinfurt VI
1990 ERC Hassfurt VI
1991 EV Mittenwald VI
1992 EV Berchtesgaden VI
1993 EHC Bad Aibling VI
1994 EV Fürstenfeldbruck VI
1995 EA Kempten V
1996 EV Dingolfing V
1997 ESC Munich V
1998 Augsburg EV 1b V
1999 EV Pfronten VI
2000 EHC Waldkraiburg VI
2001 TSV Schliersee VI
2002 EV Landsberg VI
2003 TuS Geretsried 1 b V
2004 TSV Erding V
2005 ECDC Memmingen V
2006 EHF Passau V
2007 EHC 80 Nuremberg V
2008 ESV Buchloe V
season Landesliga - champions league
2009 EHC Bayreuth V
2010 1. EV Weiden V
2011 EHC 80 Nuremberg V
2012 EV Moosburg V
2013 * EV Pfronten V
2014 HC Landsberg V
2015 EV Pegnitz V
2016 TSV Erding V
2017 EV Füssen V
2018 EC Bad Kissinger Wolves V
2019 ESV Buchloe V
2020 ESV Buchloe V
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028

Explanations: Bavarian master , BLL master is also directly promoted to the regional league , master and promoted were determined separately.

Division history

Second class from foundation to 1958 - third class from 1958/59 to 1961 - fourth class from 1961/62 to 1968 - fifth class 1968/69 to 1974 - sixth class 1974/75 to 1994 - fifth class 1994/95 to 1998 - sixth class from 1998/99 to 2002 - Fifth division again since 2002/03

Champion national league natural ice

1975/76 TSV Kottern

Winner of the individual national league groups

season Group A Group B
1953/54 ESV Kaufbeuren EV Rosenheim
1954/55 EV Landshut TEV Miesbach
North west south
1955/56 HG Nuremberg ESV Kaufbeuren ESC Holzkirchen
1956/57 EV Landshut
1957/58 TEV Miesbach SC Ziegelwies
1958/59 HG / SG Nuremberg EV Landsberg ESC Holzkirchen
1959/60 ERC Sonthofen
1960/61 ( ASV Pegnitz ) EC Oberstdorf ( ESV Herrsching ) , ( TSV Holzkirchen )
( EV Pfronten ) , ( SC Weßling )
1961/62 EV Rosenheim
1962/63 Munich EV
1963/64 EV Pegnitz Augsburg EV EHC Klostersee
1964/65 EHC Klostersee ( ERC Lechbruck ) , ( SC Garmisch ) SV Hohenfurch
1965/66
1966/67 VER Same SC Reichersbeuern
1967/68 EV Regensburg , ( EC Bad Tölz 1. b) SV Apfeldorf EV Berchtesgaden ( TSV Straubing )
1968/69 SC Pfettrach-Landshut EA Schongau , ( TSV Farchant ) DEC Inzell
1969/70 TSV Peißenberg
( EC Peiting ) , ( Munich EV )
1970/71 VER Selb (BYL skipped) ( SV Hohenfurch )
1971/72 EV Pegnitz ( TSV Schliersee )
Group A Group B Group C Group D
1972/73 EV Pegnitz SG Moosburg SV Apfeldorf ESV Buchloe . ( EV Bad Wörishofen )
1973/74 TuS Geretsried  ↑  (RL-4th league)
1974/75 EV Pegnitz ( VFL Waldkraiburg ) ( SC Gaissach )
1975/76 ERC Ingolstadt TSV Trostberg ( TSV Hohenpeißenberg )
1976/77 ERC Ingolstadt ( SVG Burgkirchen ) ( TSV Farchant )
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4
1977/78 SV Bayreuth EC Geisenhausen EV Garmisch
( TSV Hopferau )		 ESV Burgau (EA  Kempten / Kottern )
1978/79 ERV Schweinfurt ESC Vilshofen EC Holzkirchen ,
( ESV Bad Bayersoien ) 		TSV Marktoberdorf ,
( SC Memmingen )
1979/80 EC Erkersreuth ESC Dorfen SC Reichersbeuern ESV Buchloe
1980/81 EHC Nuremberg TSV Erding , ( EV Moosburg )
( EV Germering ) 		EC Holzkirchen
1981/82 SV Hof ESC Dorfen EV Mittenwald EHC Straubing 1b
1982/83 (Deggendorfer EC)
(EV Regensburg 1b) 		EV Dingolfing TSV 1863 Trostberg
1983/84 ATSV Kulmbach , ( EV Germering ) EC Hedos Munich
(TSV 1862 Erding) 		TuS Geretsried 1b TSV Königsbrunn
1984/85 EHC 80 Nuremberg 1b EV Regensburg 1b
( ESC Vilshofen ) 		TSV Schliersee ,
( Holzkirchen , Bad Aibling )		 EV Füssen 1b
( EC Oberstdorf )
( Bad Wörishofen )
1985/86 EV Pegnitz ERC rain EHC Bad Reichenhall EV Füssen 1b
( ESV Buchloe )
1986/87 Kulmbacher EC EC Pfaffenhofen VfL Waldkraiburg SV Hohenfurch
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5
1987/88 ERC Selb ASV Dachau EV Berchtesgaden ESV Bad Bayersoien TSV Marktoberdorf
1988/89 ERV Schweinfurt ,
( ERSC Amberg ) 		ESC Vilshofen
( 1st EV Weiden ) , (ASV Dachau) 		EC Schwaig SV Hohenfurch ,
(ESV Bad Bayersoien) 		TSV Marktoberdorf
( ETC Höhenkirchen )
Group A Group B Group C
1989/90 ERC Haßfurt
( SC Bad Kissingen ) 		EC Planegg-Geisenbrunn
( ERSC Ottobrunn ) , ( Bad Aibling ) 		ESV Buchloe
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4
1990/91 EC Erkersreuth SC Ergolding EV Mittenwald TSV Marktoberdorf (ESV Burgau)
1991/92 EV Weiden 1b ERC rain EV Berchtesgaden EV Lindau ( EC Oberstdorf )
1992/93 ESV Würzburg ASV Dachau , ( ESV Kagers ) EHC Bad Aibling SC Hohenems
1993/94 ESV Würzburg EV Fürstenfeldbruck
( Wanderers Germering ) 		ESC Holzkirchen EA Kempten 1b
1994/95 ( Bad Kissingen ) ESV Waldkirchen ESV Bad Bayersoien EA Kempten , ( ESV Burgau )
1995/96 ESV Bayreuth EV Dingolfing MTV Dießen EHC Memmingen
1996/97 Highest age EC EHC Bad Aibling ESC Munich EV Lindau
1997/98 ( ERSC Ottobrunn ) SVG Burgkirchen Augsburg EV 1 b EV Berchtesgaden
( ECDC Memmingen )
1998/99 ( ERV Schweinfurt ) (SVG Burgkirchen) EV Pfronten
North east south west
1999/00 ESV Würzburg EHC Waldkraiburg SC Forst , ( EHC Munich ) ERC Sonthofen 99
2000/01 ESV Würzburg EV Regensburg 1b TSV Schliersee EV Lindau
2001/02 EV Pegnitz Wanderers Germering SB Rosenheim
( ERSC Ottobrunn ) 		EV Landsberg
2002/03 EV Pegnitz EV Bruckberg TuS Geretsried 1b Wanderers Germering
2003/04 EV Pegnitz TSV Erding EV Fürstenfeldbruck TSV Peissenberg
2004/05 ( Germering ) EHC 80 Nuremberg Deggendorfer SC TSV 1863 Trostberg ECDC Memmingen
2005/06 ERV Schweinfurt EHF Passau ESC Holzkirchen EC Ulm / New Ulm
2006/07 VER Same ( EHC 80 Nuremberg ) Wanderers Germering ESC Holzkirchen ESV Buchloe ( EV Pfronten )
2007/08 EHC Bayreuth ( EV Dingolfing ) SVG Burgkirchen ESC Holzkirchen ESV Buchloe
2008/09 EHC Bayreuth ( EV Regensburg ) SVG Burgkirchen EHC Bad Aibling EV Lindau
2009/10 1. EV Weiden ( EV Lindau ) SVG Burgkirchen Wanderers Germering ESV Königsbrunn
Northeast Southwest
2010/11 ESV Waldkirchen (EHC 80 Nuremberg) EHC Waldkraiburg ( EA Schongau )
2011/12 EV Moosburg ( Highest age EC ) EV Pfronten
2012/13 EV Dingolfing ( ESC Haßfurt ) , ( ERC Regen ) , ( EHC Mitterteich ) EV Pfronten
2013/14 EV Pegnitz HC Landsberg
2014/15 EV Pegnitz ESC Riverrats Geretsried
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3
2015/16 TSV Erding EHF Passau , ( EA Schongau ) EHC Koenigsbrunn
2016/17 ERV Schweinfurt SE Freising EV Füssen
Group 1 (north / east) Group 2 (south / west)
2017/18 ERSC Amberg EHC Klostersee ( Bad Kissingen ) , ( Schweinfurt ) , ( Königsbrunn )
2018/19 ERSC Amberg ( EC Pfaffenhofen ) ESV Burgau
2019/20 ESC Hassfurt ( ERSC Amberg ) VfE Ulm / Neu-Ulm ( ESV Buchloe ) , ( ESC Kempten )

Source: passionhockey.com, source: rodi-db.de, missing data are not yet known, promoters in the Bayernliga are printed in bold - in brackets: ( promoters from 2nd place ) promoters in the first-class upper league promoted to the second-class upper league promoted in the third-rate group or regional league promoted to the fourth-rate regional league / Bayern league
   

Other national leagues

The women's national league Bavaria is the second highest division in women's ice hockey under the women's ice hockey Bundesliga .

In all junior classes there are regional leagues in several groups, each of which forms the second highest league in Bavaria under the Bayernliga.

Mode (historical)

1948 to 2019
2018/19 The preliminary round 2018/19 was played in two groups as a single round. Then the best five teams in each group were dovetailed with the teams from 9th to 14th place in the Bayernliga and took part in a qualification round ( groups B and C ) for the BYL. Places 1 to 3 of each group were qualified for the 2019/20 Bayern league season. The top-ranked national league teams of the two groups determined the Bavarian national league champion in the "best-of-three" mode. The teams from 6th place in each preliminary group took part in the relegation round in two groups, in which the last two of groups 1 (N / O) and 2 (S / W) in play-down mode best-of-3 the relegated in played the district league.
2017/18 The preliminary round 2017/18 was played in two groups as a single round. Group 1 (North / East) with 12 teams and Group 2 (South / West) with 11 teams. The best five teams in each group were then dovetailed with the teams from 9th to 14th place in the Bayernliga and took part in a qualification round for the BYL. The teams from 6th place in each preliminary group took part in the relegation round. After the relegation round, which was also played out in 2 groups as a single round, the last placed team in each group was the sporty direct relegated to the district league. Source: bev-eissport.de
2016/17 In the 2016/17 season, the state league was played in three preliminary round groups - in contrast to the 2015/16 season, this time with eight teams each due to various circumstances - as a single round. After the preliminary round, the first four teams of all groups qualified for the intermediate round, while the teams in 5th to 8th place of all groups took part in the relegation round.

In the intermediate round, which was played in two groups of 6 teams each as a single round, the 8 participants in the playoffs are determined in a single round. In the playoffs, the champions of the regional league and direct climbers into the Bayern league were determined in the "Best of Three" mode . The runner-up qualifies for the relegation against the participant determined in the Bayernliga relegation round. After the relegation round, which, like the intermediate round, was played as a single round in two groups of 6 teams each, the teams in the first two places were athletically qualified for the 2017/18 regional league, while the teams in the third to sixth place in the play-downs participated. In the playdowns, which were played according to the "Best of Three" mode, the two athletic relegated players to the district league were determined in two rounds .

Only the number of players according to the valid IIHF rule could be used for the extension. In contrast to the playoffs, which are conducted according to the 3-man referee system, the playdowns are conducted according to the 2-man referee system.

2015/16 In this 2015/16 season, the regional league was played for the first time in the preliminary round in three groups of 9 or 10 teams as a single round. After the preliminary round, the first four teams of all groups qualified for the intermediate round, which was played in 2 groups of 6 teams each, while the teams on the other places played off the relegated athletes in the district league in another - joint - final round . In the intermediate round, which was played out as a single round, the eight participants in the playoffs were determined, in which the champions of the regional league and direct climbers in the Bayernliga and the runner-up and participants in the relegation to the Bayernliga were determined according to the "Best of Three" mode .

As of the playoff games, in contrast to the 2014/15 season, the games were governed by the 3-man referee system.

2014/15 This season the league was played in two preliminary round groups for the last time. In contrast to the 2013/14 season, the mode of determining the participants as well as the promotion playoffs was changed so that the loser of the promotion playoff finals got the chance to qualify for the Bayernliga by introducing regular playoffs against the loser of the relegation playoffs of the Bayernliga.
2013/14 From this season, the determination of the participants in the promotion playoffs to the Bayern League after the two preliminary round groups was made dependent on whether the team had not already waived the promotion. The final winner of the promotion playoffs rose directly to the Bayern League. The last two of the two groups were relegated athletically if there were not enough teams to reach the target strength in the following season.

From this season, the change from the two-point rule to the rule that

  • the winner after normal playing time 3 points and
  • after the regular playing time the winner determined in the penalty shootout receives 2 points and the loser receives one point.
2012/13 This season, two direct promoters were recently played in the Bayern League. In addition to the final for the national league championship, the "small" final for 3rd place was played.
2011/12 In contrast to the 2012/13 season, the promotion waiver had to be declared by December 31, 2011. From this season there was a separation of the participants in the promotion games to the Bayern League and the games to the national league championship in the event of a team renouncing promotion.
2010/11 In the main round in both groups, which each play a single round, the first and second in each group qualify for the play-offs. The semi-finals will be played crosswise (first south / west against second north / east and vice versa) in a two-way round. The winners of the semi-finals play the Bavarian State League champions in the first and second leg and both of them - if they have not renounced promotion - go straight to the Bayern League. The two semi-final losers play the third and fourth of the championship in the first and second leg, which may be eligible to move up to the Bayern League.

At the end of the season, two clubs per group are relegated to the district league. The sliding descent can be considered.

2008/09 with 2009/10 After the main round in the four groups (North, East, South and West) qualify
  • the first four teams in each group for the qualifying round, which in turn is played in two groups across Bavaria. The distribution between the two groups is based on a key drawn before the season. The two group winners move up - if they have not declared a promotion waiver - in the Bayern league and play the state league champions, the runners-up play a possible successor.
  • the other teams in the group for the relegation round, which was played in two groups (north / east and south / west) and the points and goals from the direct comparison of the preliminary round were taken. The last-placed teams in the respective preliminary rounds rose from this until the target strength of eight teams was reached.
2007/08 After the main round in the four groups qualified
  • the first two teams in each group for the championship round. Both the champion and the runner-up in the round were promoted directly to the Bayern League.
  • the remaining teams in each group for the non-toothed relegation round, from which the last was relegated to the district league.
2003/04 with 2006/07 After the main round in the four groups qualified
  • the first four teams in each group for the qualifying round, which was played in four groups of four teams each. The distribution of the teams was based on their placement after the preliminary round according to a key set before the season. The winners of the qualifying groups played in playoff mode from 1st place with 4th place in the state league championship, with the two finalists being promoted directly to the Bayernliga and two other teams being allowed to move up if necessary.
  • the last four teams for the non-interlocked relegation round, from which the last was relegated to the district league.
2002/03 the Bayernliga moves up to the regional league , which makes the BLL fifth class again.
2000/2001 to 2002/03 After the main round in the four groups (North, East, South, West) qualified
  • the first four teams of each group for the intermediate round, which was played in two groups (north / east and south / west).
  • the first two teams of the intermediate round groups for the Bavarian national league championship, which was played in playoff mode.
1999/2000 After the main round in the four groups (North, East, South, West) qualified
  • the first two teams for the promotion round, from which the first and second were promoted to the Bayernliga and the third placed later moved up.
1998/99 with the introduction of the Bundesliga (2nd division), the BLL will be sixth class again
1995/96 with 1996/97 After the preliminary and the championship round in the four groups (1 with 4) qualified
  • the winners of the groups for the championship round, from which the first and second rose to the Bayernliga.
1994/95 with the introduction of the DEL, the BLL will again be in fifth class
1992/93 and 1993/94 After the preliminary round in 4 groups
  • The 4 top of the table played the Bavarian national league champions in playoff mode.
  • 10 to 14 teams (according to placement in the preliminary round) could apply for the qualifying round for the Bayernliga, in which they played in six qualifying groups with 4 to 5 teams each against the third to last placed of the Bayernliga
1991/92 Introduction of the dovetailing with the Bavarian Regional League , which replaces the Bavarian Regional League .
1989/90 The main round was played in three instead of four groups.
1987/88 and 1988/89 The main round was played in five instead of four groups.
After the preliminary round in 1988/89, the third-placed could take part in a promotion round to the Bayern League. The winner could also be promoted to the Bayern League.
1987/88 A non-toothed Bavarian regional league is introduced below the regional league. (In the West Region there was a "District League Swabia" since 1985/86)
1983/84 After the main round in the four groups (group 1 (today north), 2 (today east), 3 (today south), 4 (today west)) played
  • the group winners from the championship round;
  • the group runners up the qualifying round for the Bayernliga;
1974/75 with the introduction of the 2nd Bundesliga, the BLL becomes sixth class.
1973/74 Special feature: the BLL champion is promoted directly to the regional league
1972/73 to 1986/87 League with 4 groups (designation A, B, C, D; from 1977 I, II, III, IV)
1974/75 sub-structure of the Bayern district league
1971/72 League with at least 2 groups
1970/71 Special feature: here the fifth-rate state league champions and the fourth-rate Bayern league champions were promoted directly to the 1971/72 regional league.
1969/70 League with 3 groups
substructure Kreisliga Bayern
1968/69 with the introduction of the artificial ice Bavarian
league , the BLL became fifth class with 3 groups under the regional league of Bavaria
1966/67 to 1967/68 League with at least 3 groups
substructure Kreisliga Bayern
1965/66 League with at least 2 groups
substructure Kreisliga Bayern
1964/65 League
substructure district league Bavaria
1963/64 League with 3 groups
1962/63 single track league
1961/62 with the introduction of the group
league , the BLL becomes the fourth highest division sub- division Bayern
1958/59 to 1960/61 League third highest division
Substructure Kreisliga Bayern
1955/56 to 1957/58 League from the establishment of the Bavarian ice hockey regional league until 1958, the second highest division.
Substructure of the Bavarian
district class. 1955/56 Substructure of the Bavarian regional class
1953/54 League with at least 2 groups
1950/51 single-track league around sub-structure Kreisliga Südbayern and 2-Gruppeige Kreisliga Nordbayern
1949/50 single-track league with substructure Kreisliga Bayern with 2 groups The last time the Bavarian champions were played in a final round. From the 1950/51 season, the regional league champion was also Bavarian champion and qualified for the final round with the German regional league champions, in which the promoted or promoted to the league were determined.
1948/49 Second-rate, single-track league with a substructure of the Bayern district league
Division history Second class from foundation to 1958 - third class from 1958/59 to 1961 - fourth class from 1961/62 to 1968 - fifth class 1968/69 to 1974 - sixth class 1974/75 to 1994 - fifth class 1994/95 to 1998 - sixth class from 1998/99 to 2002 - Fifth division again since 2002/03

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ BLL 2019/20. icehockeypage.net, accessed September 12, 2019 .
  2. ↑ bev-eissport.de: BEV results service
  3. ↑ http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1950.htm Tegernsee Bavarian Champion 1949.
  4. ↑ a b Chronicle SV Hohenfurch (accessed online February 26, 2012)
  5. ^ Chronicle of EV Berchtesgaden (page 30, accessed on September 6, 2017)
  6. ↑ a b c d Schongau-Mammuts.de Stadium history EA Schongau (accessed online on May 28, 2015)
  7. ↑ Chronicle EC Peiging (1969/70 season, accessed on February 15, 2018)
  8. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne de hockey sur glace 1977/78. Retrieved February 20, 2018 (French).
  9. ↑ Chronicle EV Berchtesgaden, page 30
  10. ↑ https://www.hockeyarchives.info/Allemagne1978.htm#Bayern BLL 1977/78
  11. ↑ a b ESV-Burgau | History. Retrieved February 20, 2018 .
  12. ^ Championnat d'Allemagne de hockey sur glace 1989/90. Retrieved April 16, 2019 (French).
  13. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne de hockey sur glace 1990/91. Retrieved April 16, 2019 (French).
  14. ↑ Archive Ice Hockey Germany from 1908/09 Passionhockey
  15. ↑ RODI-DB
  16. ↑ bev-eissport.de: Implementation Regulations 2017/18
  17. ↑ * Successors in the Bayernliga: EHF Passau and EA Schongau
    * Remaining in the Bayernliga: EV Pegnitz
    * Dissolution: EHC Bayreuth 1b
    * Relegation: DEC Frillensee Inzell, EC Oberstdorf, SG TSV Schliersee / TEV Miesbach 1b
  18. ↑ hockeyweb.de, July 13, 2016: "Three state and four district league groups - division into leagues in Bavaria is fixed"
  19. ↑ Final version of the league plan 2015/16. (PDF; 70 kB) (No longer available online.) In: bev-eissport.de. Bavarian Ice Sports Association V., Munich, 2015, archived from the original on September 23, 2015 ; Retrieved July 26, 2015 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.bev-eissport.de
  20. ↑ hockeyweb.de, June 18, 2015 Erding after Oberliga-Aus not at the bottom Gladiators are allowed to start in the state league
  21. ↑ esc-kempten.de, Sharks from ESC Kempten are tackling the new season ( memento of the original from June 26, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.esc-kempten.de
  22. ↑ Archive website bluedevilsfan.de 1988/89 season (accessed online December 19, 2010)
  23. ^ Artificial ice Bavarian League
  24. ↑ a b c EVR fever The ice hockey history of EV Regensburg ( Memento of the original from March 25, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed online February 26, 2012) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.evr-fieber.de
  25. ↑ Chronicle EV Berchtesgaden ( Memento of the original from August 9, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed online February 26, 2012) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.evberchtesgaden.de
  26. ↑ a b c history of the EHC Klostersee
  27. ^ Chronicle of the ASV Dachau ice hockey department
  28. ↑ Bayerische Sportschau, born in 1950 - viewed in the Bavarian State Library in Munich
  29. ↑ a b Sport-Kurier born in 1949 - viewed in the Bavarian State Library in Munich
  30. ↑ Sport-Kurier born in 1948 - viewed in the Bavarian State Library in Munich