Rolling Thunder Bern is a Swiss Powerchair Hockey (formerly electric wheelchair hockey; short: E-Hockey) team from Bern . The Rolling Thunder have been playing with one team in National League A and one team in National League B since the league was founded in 2013 .
Rolling Thunder Bern was founded in 2004 as a section of the Wheelchair Club Bern (RSCB) in the Rossfeld Foundation in Bern. In 2005 the team took part in the Swiss Cup, the Swiss championship at the time, for the first time. With a 5th place out of 9 participants, the team made a very good debut. The first tournaments followed, which also ended victoriously. In 2008, the Bernese beat their strong rivals from Zurich, the Iron Cats , 3-1 in the Swiss Cup, making them Swiss champions for the first time. The team also won this title in 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013. Notable international successes followed at tournaments in Eindhoven , Prague , Milan and Zurich. For the 2013/14 season the national league A and B was introduced and the first season was finished in 2nd place behind the Iron Cats. In 2015 and 2016 , the Rolling Thunder finally won the first two official Swiss championship titles. The second team currently plays in the national league B. The Bernese repeatedly provide players for the Swiss national power chair hockey team , which regularly takes part in world and European championships.
Club management and support staff
(As of June 1, 2017)
function
Surname
President RSCB
Thomas Schneider
Head of Department
Isabelle powder
Head coach
Daniel Powder
Assistant coach
Stefan De Keyzer
Squad of the 2018/2019 season
goal
Fixed racket
Hand bat
1
Anik Muhmenthaler (A)
April 3, 1987
35
Marc Fürst (B)
July 11, 1990
8th
Patrick Fankhauser (B)
October 27, 1997
10
Dario Fischer (B)
April 8, 2001
14th
Simone Leuenberger (B)
March 14, 1975
29
Michael Kehl (A)
January 22, 1996
90
Beat von Bergen (A)
January 13, 1990
11
Stefan Müller (A)
May 14, 1982
80
Daniel Rolli (A)
April 5th 1971
26th
Philippe Amann (B)
5th July 1989
54
Roger Gerber (B)
April 23, 1981
40
Djamil Abdelouahal (B)
November 10, 2000
88
Tim Marti (B)
August 10, 1999
Eternal goalscorer list
The all-time goalscorer list contains all Rolling Thunder goalscorers since the national league A and B was founded in the 2013/14 season
