SC Riessersee

SC Riessersee
Greatest successes
10-time German champion : 1927, 1935, 1938, 1941, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1960, 1978 and 1981 South German Champion 1948 , 1952 , 1957 , 1958 Champion German Junior League 2001 German DEV Cup winner 1965, 1966 German second division champion in 1968 German Oberliga Champion 2011
Club information
history	SC Riessersee (since 1920)
Location	Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Parent club	SC Riessersee eV
Club colors	White blue
league	Ice hockey league
Venue	Olympic Ice Sports Center
capacity	6,929 seats (including 3,530 seats)
executive Director	Pana Christakakis
Head coach	George Kink
captain	Florian Vollmer
Season  2019/20	3rd place orienteering south

The sports club Riessersee is a German sports club from Garmisch-Partenkirchen , which is particularly well-known for its ice hockey department , which was German champion ten times between 1927 and 1981. Furthermore, the bobsleigh and sled department produced several Olympic and world champions. The professional ice hockey team has been outsourced to SC Riessersee Eishockey Vermarktungs GmbH since 1995/96 . At the parent club, on the other hand, the junior team, the women's team and the amateur team are located. The teams of SC Riessersee play their home games in the Olympia-Eissport-Zentrum , which offers space for 7,000 spectators, the club colors are white and blue.

In the summer of 2004, the GmbH survived the insolvency proceedings for the second time after 2002 and - after its license withdrawal for the 2nd Bundesliga in December 2003 - was accepted into the top division . From the 2007/08 season , the SC Riessersee was again active in the 2nd Bundesliga, was then active in the Oberliga after a renewed license withdrawal in the 2010/11 season rose again to the 2nd Bundesliga (later DEL2 ) in the 2011/12 season .

Interior view of the Olympic ice rink

Panorama interior view of the Olympia Eissport Zentrum Garmisch-Partenkirchen

history

Early years (1920 to 1945)

Venue in the first few years: The Riessersee .

Riessersee in January 2012 - first preparations for the 2nd Pond Hockey Cup .

The sports club Riessersee was founded on October 12, 1920 in the luxury hotel Riessersee . Initiators were Hansheinrich Kirchgeßner, Wilhelm von Hillern-Flensch - who was elected first chairman - and the owner of the hotel, Leonhard Buchwieser, who under the umbrella of the SC, the sports bobsleigh , ice hockey, ice skating, ice shooting, speed skating and dance as well as golf , Organized hockey and tennis. Buchwieser put all existing sports facilities around the Riessersee to the club and on February 10, 1922 the entry was made in the club register, in which the involved districts Garmisch and Partenkirchen were deliberately omitted in the club name. The club already had 87 members in its first year.

"As of January 1, 1921, the Rießersee sports club takes over all of the sports facilities, lanes and squares located on the Rießersee and on the Rießer slopes (northern slopes of the Kreuzeck area), their maintenance, recreation, and the protectorate of the sporting, technical and social events. "

- Garmisch-Partenkirchener Generalanzeiger, 41st year from January 1, 1921

From Franz roundabout and Karl Neustift many players of was on 23 December 1923 after crossing MTV Munich in 1879 and the MEV 1883 Munich founded the Hockey Department. The first game against MTV Munich took place on January 13th of the following year, from which the Zugspitze team emerged victorious 2-1 and won a donated trophy. After the dissolution of the ice hockey department of MTV and the entry of the players to the SCR, the team competed for the first time in international tournaments and for the German championship in 1924. The Upper Bavarians were national runners-up behind the Berlin ice-skating club .

Line-up at the first German championship

Matthias Leis • Hans Schmid • Franz Kreisel • Alex Gruber • Martin Schröttle • Rau • Marquard Slevogt • Fritz Rammelmayr

In addition to the parallel Bavarian championships and their win by the second team, the German championship on the Kobelhang in Füssen took place on February 6, 1927 , in which SC Riessersee defeated SC Charlottenburg 2-1 in the final and thus won the first German championship title . In December 1927, the SCR team took part in the Spengler Cup in Davos , where they met in the preliminary round against the University of Oxford (1: 0) and the Berlin ice skating club (1: 2 a.d.) and competed for the game 3rd place qualified. There she lost to the team from Cambridge with 1: 2.

At the same time, the Garmisch-Partenkirchen team made up a large part of the national selection players who took part in the Olympic and world championships. In the further course of the German championship, the team took second place in 1928 and a year later, behind the then "permanent rivals" Berlin ice skating club. The year 1930 represented the temporary high point of German ice hockey. After winning the Bavarian championship over EV Füssen, four players from SC Riessersee represented the German selection, which won the European championship and the vice world championship. The national championship was held in 1932 on the Riessersee, but could not be completed due to the weather conditions. The result of the "small final" in the game for third place between the SCR and the Munich Ice Skating Club is unknown.

In the Olympic year of 1932 - six local players won the bronze medal with the German national team at the 1932 Olympic Games in Lake Placid - the team was reinforced again by players from MEV 1883 Munich and became runner-up. With the opening of an artificial ice rink in Munich, the players now had a regular training facility at their disposal. Due to the national successes and the positive reputation of the club, on December 31, 1931, as part of the “Tour of Europe”, there was a friendly encounter with the Edmonton Superiors, a successful team from Canada at the time . In the final of the German championship, BSC and SC Riessersee faced each other again on the Glaspalast-Bahn in Munich. The game ended 2-1 after extra time, but was canceled due to a goal judge's error and could not be repeated because of the onset of the thaw. Only at the beginning of the following season was there a catch-up game in the newly built Prinzregentenstadion in Munich, which the Berliners won 1-0 and the Upper Bavarians were runner-up for the fifth time. This was repeated the following year, when the team had to admit defeat to SC Brandenburg-Berlin again in the final .

In December 1934, ice hockey games were held in the Olympic Stadium for the first time . The first opponent here was HC Milano . In the German championship, the SCR took first place after the preliminary round and defeated EV Füssen with 2-1 on February 17, 1935, becoming German champions for the second time. After the Bavarian championship title in 1937, two further German runner-up titles , the club won the championship again in 1938 in the domestic Olympic Stadium. In the following year, the SCR was disqualified by Gauführer XVI of the NSRL for unsporting behavior on the occasion of a game at the three-city competition Berlin-Munich-Vienna and after a first place after the preliminary round was not allowed to participate in the final round in the Berlin Sportpalast . Despite the start of the war, sporting competitions continued to be held in the winter of 1939/40. In addition to the "5. International Winter Sports Week ”, the Garmisch-Partenkircheners achieved third place in the final round of the German championship. Under the later Reich coach Bobby Bell , the SCR was named the best German club team for the fourth time in 1941, after the team first won the Bavarian Championship. In the following years, the final rounds were only played up to the semi-finals, as many teams had to struggle with line-up difficulties due to the war events and drafts. On August 4, 1944, the National Socialist Reich Association for Physical Exercise finally announced that the Reich Championships in German sports would be discontinued and that no more sports competitions would be held in the last months of the war. This meant that ice hockey also came to a standstill under the Zugspitze .

Building on earlier successes (1945 to 1982)

After the Second World War , there was an initially "Inofficial German Championship" in November 1946, in which the SC Riessersee participated. Gustav Jaenecke came to the SCR for the regular season , who led the team to the first German championship after the war in 1947, when the final against the Berlin ice-skating club was won 10-1. A year later the championship could be won again. This season two teams from Garmisch-Partenkirchen competed, the SCR Munich and the SCR Garmisch-Partenkirchen , which also played the season opener. In the summer of 1948 the single-track league was founded and in the second league season both the senior and junior teams won the German championship. In a pre-decisive game of the 1951/52 season , the SCR first won the game against rivals Preussen Krefeld 6-5, but the Rhinelander protested because of an irregular hit and there had to be a playoff between the two teams at the end of the season, which the Krefelds ultimately won.

Founding members of the ice hockey Bundesliga

SC Riessersee • EV Füssen • EC Bad Tölz • Mannheimer ERC • Preussen Krefeld • Krefeld EV • Düsseldorfer EG • EG SC Weßling / TSV Starnberg

Due to the good youth work of the club, numerous talents switched to competing clubs in the coming seasons and thus weakened their own team. The SCR did not win the next championship until 1960 , after having been beaten several times in previous years to the then dominant EV Füssen . In 1958/59 the ice hockey Bundesliga was founded, of which Riessersee was one of the founding members. After the preliminary round, the team was in third place, but only came fourth in the final round. After the season, the top performer and the "living legend" Toni Biersack moved to SG Nürnberg after twelve years of membership in the club . In 1968 the team reached the German second division championship (Oberliga).

It was not until the 1977/78 season that the team became German champions again, when the SCR, after finishing second in the main round, was able to overtake the previously leading Cologne EC . In the 1978/79 season, the SCR was German runner-up (German record) for the 15th time . The so far last championship title of Garmisch-Partenkirchen followed in 1981 . In a tight play-off final series, the SC Riessersee under coach Jano Starsi beat the Düsseldorfer EG with 2-1 wins.

Economic problems and decline (1982 to 1994)

In 1982 the professional team was split off from the parent club for economic reasons, after five more Bundesliga years, in which the class was only secured three times in the relegation round, in 1987 they were relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga . As a founding member of the upper and Bundesliga, the SCR was always represented in the top division with the exception of the 1967/68 season up to its relegation in 1987. Due to the financial problems caused by relegation, the club finally had to file for bankruptcy, so that the first team participated in the second division for three years under bankruptcy administration and the addition of iK . In 1993 the league was finally missed in the 2nd Bundesliga, so that the SC Riessersee had to compete in the league the following year .

DEL and renewed insolvency (1994 to 1998)

When the leagues were redistributed with the introduction of the German Ice Hockey League in 1994 , SC Riessersee was re-classified in the second division, which has since been known as the " 1st League ". By the cessation of the game operation of the Maddogs Munich in December 1994 a place in the following DEL season became free. Since the athletically qualified EHC Freiburg as well as the successor ETC Timmendorfer Strand waived a possible admission, the SC Riessersee was able to move up to the DEL after the entrepreneur Thomas Fahlenbach, who joined SC Riessersee at the beginning of the season, bought the corresponding license .

Then the professional team under the leadership of the entrepreneur Thomas Fahlenbach was outsourced to the SC Riessersee Eishockey-Vermarktungsgesellschaft mbH for financial security , but the team had to withdraw from the DEL at the end of the season for economic reasons, as Fahlenbach had around 700,000 DM this season in the SC Riessersee invested, but left SC Riessersee in March 1996 due to a lack of recognition, which resulted in the coming economic problems. The team reached the play-off round of 16, but the economic situation due to Fahlenbach's exit was so bad that the GmbH had to go bankrupt for the first time in its history. In the following year , the SCR took part in the first league south, where he missed the play-offs in the first year of the game, but was able to win the "Alpine Cup" played between ninth and tenth place against ES Weißwasser .

Founding member of the 2nd Bundesliga (1998 to 2004)

In 1998 , SC Riessersee was a founding member of the new 2nd Bundesliga , which was initially played under the name of Bundesliga for one season . With the outsourcing of the organization of the league's game operations from the German Ice Hockey Federation to the ice hockey game operating company , the GmbH became an official licensee instead of the club. In 2002 the entrepreneur and self-made millionaire Horst Lasse (who played at SC Riessersee in his childhood) and his wife Sybil Danning joined the SC Riessersee as a supposed partner after being advertised by the then managing director. This intermezzo ended shortly after manager Peppi Heiß left in the spring of 2003, as the two were blinded by nominations and were not shareholders at all. In 2002 and 2003 to 2004 the GmbH had to contest insolvency proceedings again, both of which were successfully concluded. During this time the Kölner Haie became co-partners of the Spielbetriebs-GmbH. In terms of sport, the SCR reached the final of the second division championship in the 2002/03 season, but failed there because of the later DEL promoted Wölfe Freiburg .

New beginning, ascents and descents (2004–2018)

After filing for bankruptcy in 2004 and being rescued by Garmisch-Partenkirchen's mayor Thomas Schmid, the insolvency administrator Martin Prager and the new managing director Ralph Bader, the team was excluded from the second division, but was able to provide a budget for the following season in the major league, where the Relegation could only be secured in the relegation round. In the 2005/06 season , the SC Riessersee reached the play-offs, but failed there in the semi-finals at EV Ravensburg . In the summer of 2006, the sole shareholder of the Nürnberg Ice Tigers , Günther Hertel, took over the shares he had not yet held in the GmbH, which thus entered into a cooperation with the Ice Tigers.

During the 2006/07 season , the team managed to finish the first round and win the play-off quarter-finals against EC Peiting with 4-1 wins. In the decisive semi-final for promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga, however, the team was again subject to EV Ravensburg . However, since Grizzly Adams Wolfsburg made it to the German Ice Hockey League by winning the second division championship, SC Riessersee was allowed to move up to the second division. Both in the 2007/08 season and in the 2008/09 season , the SCR reached the play-offs and failed there in the quarter-finals.

In spring 2009, the GmbH only narrowly escaped another insolvency, which was averted by a donation from the entrepreneur Marcus Wolsdorf. Due to the financial situation, the club was refused the license for the 2nd Bundesliga in early June 2010 and he was relegated to the Oberliga Süd .

In the spring of 2011, SC Riessersee won the final series of the Oberliga against EHC Klostersee in just two games and thus won their first title since 1981. Thanks to the sporting promotion, the course was also set financially for the 2nd Bundesliga. The necessary financial resources were raised at the last minute. Hartelt, who has been the assistant coach since 2006, announced his retirement with the rise of SC Riessersee.

At the beginning of August, the former defender Andreas Raubal took over the vacant position of assistant coach, which was previously occupied by Hartelt. Thus Raubal was the fourth coach (after Jozef Golonka , Vladimír Dzurilla and Marcus Bleicher ) in the club's history, who played his last season at SC Riessersee and then hired as a coach at SC Riessersee behind the gang.

At the end of August 2011, Marcus Bleicher , master coach of the 2010/11 season , resigned from his coaching position with immediate effect after just one test match, as there were differences of opinion between coach and managing director Ralph Bader. The new coach was Zdeněk Trávníček .

On the penultimate game day in the relegation round, SC Riessersee was able to secure relegation in the 2nd Bundesliga early after a 2: 3 n. V. against ETC Crimmitschau . On April 26, 2012 it was announced that the contract of coach Zdeněk Trávníček will not be renewed. The reasons given were various differences that prompted managing director Ralph Bader to make this decision. On May 1st, Axel Kammerer was introduced as the new coach of SC Riessersee.

At the beginning of October 2012, managing director Ralph Bader tried to get locked out NHL players due to the lockout in the NHL . To this end, he made contact with player agent Steve Bartlett, father of former SC Riessersee striker Scott Bartlett , and was able to confirm a short time later that striker Matt D'Agostini from the St. Louis Blues and Rick DiPietro from the New York Islanders switch to SC Riessersee during the lockout.

In November 2012 you could also sign the Ottawa Senators striker Erik Condra , who played at EV Füssen , but wanted to collect match practice at a higher-class club at his own request.
Axel Kammerer was released from his coaching duties at the beginning of January 2013 after a relatively poor seasonal performance (9 wins and 22 defeats). Since no new coach could be signed, the coaching position was temporarily taken over by the former player and SC Riessersee coach Marcus Bleicher. After Bleicher jumped in for two games, the former Hanover Scorpions coach Toni Krinner took over the coaching position at SC Riessersee.

In summer 2013 the SC Riessersee celebrated its 90th anniversary. The King Ludwig Weissbier Cup was therefore held on the last weekend in August. In addition to SC Riessersee, participants were the Nürnberg Ice Tigers from Nürnberg, EHC Linz and ESV Kaufbeuren . The 2013/14 season was a lot more successful than the previous one, when the club was bottom of the table in the 2nd Bundesliga. Participation in the play-off round was secured at the beginning of February 2014. In addition, some contracts have already been extended during the current season. It all started with coach Toni Krinner , whose contract was extended by two years at the end of December 2013 up to and including the 2015/16 season. This was surprising as no coach had been in office for more than two years since Ján Starší (1979 to 1982). In addition, at the beginning of January 2014, despite some offers from the DEL, the contract with the talented striker Maximilian Kastner was extended by one year. In addition, in January 2014, the extension of Tim Regan's contract, the captain of the current DEL2 team, was announced. In the end, SC Riessersee took 6th place in the main round. In the playoff quarter-finals, the team was eliminated 1: 4 against the Bietigheim Steelers .

The SCR started the 2014/15 season again with an invitation tournament. This time the Düsseldorfer EG from the DEL , the Haie Innsbruck from the EBEL and the EV Landshut from the DEL2 were invited. The game for 3rd place was fought by SC Riessersee and EV Landshut, which the Landshut team could claim for themselves. The Haie Innsbruck won the final 4-2 against the Düsseldorfer EG. Nevertheless, the SCR started the season properly under the leadership of Toni Krinner and made a name for itself in the middle of the table. The first squad adjustments were not long in coming. The crowd favorite Morten Lie had to vacate his locker after 16 games and an unsatisfactory performance. He will be succeeded by David Brine . After only 63 days, however, this contract was also canceled and the turbulence in the SCR engine began. Because trainer Toni Krinner is also throwing out under the pretext of resigning from Brine. First of all, Krinner received more praise than criticism for this decision, also from SCR supporters. However, the tide turned when it became known that Krinner will in future be behind the gang at league rivals EV Landshut, even though he expressly wanted to take a break. Meanwhile, help comes from the Nürnberg Ice Tigers , who made their released coach Maurizio Mansi available to SC Riessersee . The Krinner controversy does not end there. The way in which Krinner left SC Riessersee made SCR manager Ralph Bader go to court and demand a transfer from EV Landshut. Since Landshut refused to pay the required € 12,500 transfer fee, the SCR obtained an injunction against Krinner in court, which prohibited him from any coaching or other activity at the EVL. The court ruled that Krinner's resignation from the SCR was invalid. A good four weeks later and probably also due to the court ruling, EV Landshut paid the required transfer fee and SC Riessersee terminated the contract with Toni Krinner. What remained was a somewhat insecure team, which scratched at a direct playoff participation, but could only qualify for the pre-playoffs. In the pre-playoffs, which were carried out in best-of-three mode , the SCR was then defeated by the Dresdner Eislöwen 2: 1. The season was over and shortly afterwards the first departures became known, including the expected departure of Maximilian Kastner , who moved to the DEL to join cooperation partner EHC Red Bull Munich .

The 2015/16 and 2016/17 seasons ended with the SCR in ninth place in the table and eliminated in the pre-playoffs after three games.

Main round champion and withdrawal from DEL2 (since 2018)

Ralph Bader was dismissed without notice by the managing director of the sole shareholder of the SC Riessersee TAA Group in March 2017. The SCR was then reorganized. Tim Regan took over the new position as sports director. The sole shareholder invested around 1.5 million euros in Spielbetriebs GmbH by 2018. Therefore, a very good team could be put together for the 2017/18 season that won the main round and was ultimately runner-up in the DEL2. In mid-May 2018, Udo Weisenburger announced no further application for the DEL2, as the debt mountain of the GmbH had grown to 600,000 euros and DEL2 ice hockey in Garmisch-Partenkirchen could not be financed. A week later there was a timely application for a DEL2 participation but it failed because a creditor did not accept the desired haircut and the license terms of the DEL2 were violated, so that the license was not granted by the league. Finally, it was decided to apply for a license for the Oberliga Süd, for which, however, a successful plan insolvency on the part of the DEB was required. The application to open the procedure was submitted to the competent court in mid-July. A month later, the insolvency plan was accepted by the court and creditors, which means that SC Riessersee can participate in the preliminary round of the Oberliga Süd in the 2018/19 season .

successes

• Ten times German champion
• 3rd place European Cup 1982
• 15-time German runner-up (record)
• 10 × third in the German championship
• Champion Oberliga Süd (1st division) 1952 , 1957 , 1958
• Champion Group D (DM final round) 1942
• South German Champion 1948 , 1952 , 1957 , 1958
• South German runner-up in 1951
• Champion 1st Ice Hockey League South 1995
• German DEV Cup winner 1965 , 1966
• German cup finalist 1968 , 1969
• German second division champion in 1968
• German second division runner-up in 2003 , 2018
• Alpine Cup winner 1997
• German Oberliga Champion 2011
• 16-time Bavarian champion / 2nd league (record)
• 5-time Bavarian runner-up (2nd division)
• Champion District League South (1b) 2003

team

The cadres from previous years can be found under the Lemma SC Riessersee / cadre history.

Women

The team was founded in 1986 as TuS Geretsried , until 1991 the club played in the Bavarian regional league and in the 1990/91 season achieved promotion to the Bundesliga . The team qualified as Moskitos-Geretsried every year until 2000 for participation in the German championship , which they won for the first and so far only time in the 1993/94 season . 1999 and 2000 they were runner-up in each case.

In 2001 the team moved to Garmisch-Partenkirchen and therefore had to play out of competition in the Bundesliga. In 2002 he was forced to relegate to the Bayern League, from which he was able to return to the Bundesliga after just one season. The women's team was organized between 2001 and 2010 by the parent club SC Riessersee and was outsourced to the independent club SC Garmisch-Partenkirchen in May 2010 . The team currently plays in the ice hockey Bundesliga .

Amateurs

After the team, which existed again since the 2001/02 season, was no longer reported for the 2004/05 season, it was reported again for the 2009/10 season by the SCR for the - sixth class - Bavarian district league. After the 2014/15 season, which SC Riessersee had finished bottom of the table in the state league, the 1b team was logged off from play. Most of the players switched to TSV Farchant .

offspring

The youth team of SC Riessersee was a founding member of the German Junior League, which they won for the first and so far only time in the premiere year 2000. After the 2010/11 season, however, the team was relegated to DNL2. The student team takes part in the Bayernliga, while the boys' team and the small and very small students play in the respective performance class A.

• German champion "DNL" 2001
• German junior champion 1980, 1999
• German youth champion 1980, 1996, 2000
• German student champion 1983, 1987, 1994

Players

Members of the Hockey Hall of Fame Germany

Interior of the German Ice Hockey Museum in Augsburg

Personalities who have rendered outstanding services to ice hockey in Germany will be admitted to the “Hall of Fame” of the German Ice Hockey Museum. From the recorded actors worked at SC Riessersee:

Ignaz Berndaner Anton Biersack Christina Fellner Lorenz Funk Jozef Golonka Josef "Peppi" hot Martin Hinterstocker

Georg Holzmann Ernst Höfner Gustav Jaenecke Gerhard Kießling Udo Kießling Hans Rampf

Franz Reindl Jürgen Rumrich Martin Schröttle Marquard Slevogt Hans Zach Joachim Ziesche

Other important (former) players

• Murray Heatley
• Stefan Schauer
• Josef Lehner
• Robert Sterflinger
• Anton Hofherr
• Michael Hobelsberger

Coach in the Hockey Hall of Fame Germany

• Ján Starší

Participation of players in the ESBG All-Star Game

The ESBG All-Star Game has been held annually since 2006 and brings together the best players from the 2nd national and upper leagues.

Participation in the All-Star-Game while being part of the team
Surname	position	Participation (noun)	team
Mark McArthur	goalkeeper	2006, 2007, 2008	Team United Nations
Jade Galbraith	striker	2007	Team United Nations
Andreas Brockmann	Trainer	2007	Team black-red-gold
Mats Lindmark	defender	2008	Team black-red-gold
Marcus Bleicher	Trainer	2008	Team black-red-gold

Trainer since 1975

season Trainer 2017-2018 Toni Söderholm 04 / 2015–2017 Tim Regan 01/2015 - 04/2015 Maurizio Mansi 01/2013 - 01/2015 Toni Krinner 01/2013 Marcus Bleicher interim trainer 05/2012 - 01/2013 Axel Kammerer 08/2011 - 04/2012 Zdeněk Trávníček 06/2010 - 08/2011 Marcus Bleicher 04/2009 - 06/2010 Maurizio Mansi 10/2008 - 04/2009 Gerhard Brunner 08/2008 - 10/2008 Kim Collins 08/2007 - 03/2008 Marcus Bleicher 10/2005 - 04/2007 Andreas Brockmann

season Trainer 2004 - 10/2005 Georg Holzmann 11/2003 - 03/2004 Peter Gailer 10/2003 - 12/2003 Douglas Bradley 01/2002 - 09/2003 Peter Gailer 04/2000 - 12/2001 Peter Kathan senior 02/2000 - 03/2000 Jozef Golonka 12/1999 - 01/2000 Doug McKay 05/1998 - 12/1999 Ron Chyzowski 1997-1998 Ernst Höfner 1996-1997 Berthold Hartelt then Ernst Höfner 1995-1996 Peter Anholt then Georg Kink

season Trainer 1994-1995 Georg Kink 1992-1993 Joachim Ziesche 1991-1992 Günther Loher 1990-1991 Franz Reindl 1988-1989 Franz Reindl 1987-1988 Vladimír Dzurilla then Gerhard Kießling 1985-1987 Peter Ustorf then Vladimír Dzurilla 11/1983-1985 Jan Eysselt 1982-1983 Jozef Golonka 1979-1982 Ján Starší 1975-1979 Jozef Golonka

Stadium and fans

Venue

Until 1936, the club played its games on the frozen Rießersee . The Olympic ice stadium was built for the 1936 Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Today's ice sports center includes, in addition to the Olympic ice stadium, a second hall with an ice rink and a grandstand that can hold 670 spectators, there is also a curling hall with three lanes and an outdoor ice rink with a playing field for curlingers.

The construction of the center's main stadium, designed by Hanns Ostler and Theo Pabst (ice facility), was completed in just 106 working days in 1934, so that the purely open-air stadium with a capacity of 7,000 spectators was fully functional for the 1936 Olympic Games. The arena was modernized and expanded again as early as 1939.

The stadium was not completely roofed until 1964, based on a design by Franz Hart by the Frisch / Krupp-Altlach company. The reconstruction work at that time also included the reconstruction of the grandstands, so that the maximum capacity from 1964 was 10,500 seats.

Since the last renovation in 1994, when the entire south stand, which previously consisted of standing room, was converted into a seating stand, the stadium has seated 6,929 spectators.

Audience numbers

season	league	Games main round	Spectators Ø main round	Play PO / PD	Spectators Ø PO / PD	Total audience	Total audience average
2019/20	OIL	25th	1,445	-	-	36,125	1,445
2018/19	OL / BYL	16	1,382	9	1,401	34,721	1,389
2017/18	DEL2	26th	2,359	10	3,447	95,822	2,661
2016/17	DEL2	26th	1,892	1	2,226	51,469	1,906
2015/16	DEL2	26th	1,853	1	4,252 (pre-playoffs)	52,430	1,942
2014/15	DEL2	26th	1,874	2	2,148 (pre-playoffs)	53,020	1,894
2013/14	DEL2	27	1,826	2	2,134 (playoffs)	53,585	1,478
2012/13	2nd BL	24	1,421	-	not carried out	34,104	1,421
2011/12	2nd BL	24	1,526	4th	1,662 (relegation round)	43,272	1,545
2010/11	OIL	22nd	1,490	8th	1,866 (including orienteering south PO)	47,708	1,590
2009/10	2nd BL	26th	1,940	1	1,578 (playoffs)	52,018	1.927
2008/09	2nd BL	24	1.926	3	1,727 (playoffs)	51,405	1,904
2007/08	2nd BL	26th	2.017	3	3,410 (playoffs)	62,672	2.161
2006/07	OIL	24	2,275	5	3.139	70.297	2,424
2005/06	OIL	26th	1,307	1	1,425	35,422	1.311
2004/05	OIL	24	1,444	-	-	34,671	1,444
2003/04	2nd BL		1,694				1,694
2002/03	2nd BL	28	2,444	7th	4,044	96,771	2,764
2001/02	2nd BL	26th	1,435	5	1,363	44,146	1,424
2000/01	2nd BL	22nd	1,658	2	4,227	44,936	1,872
1999/00	2nd BL	26th	1,475	-	-	38,374	1,475
1998/99	2nd BL	29	1,807	1	1,833	54,247	1,808
1997/98	1st League	15th	1,746	13	1,898	50,881	1,817
1996/97	1st League						1,644
1995/96	DEL	25th	2,832	2	1,810	74,420	2,756
1986/87	2nd BL						2.122
1985/86	1st BL						1,842
1984/85	1st BL						1,949
1982/83	1st BL						2,070
1981/82	1st BL						2,800

Source: pointstreak.com ; from the 2015/16 season Source: DEL-2.org

Others

At the end of December 2019, the SC Riessersee carried out a so-called Teddy Bear Toss , in which fans throw plush animals onto the ice surface. All cuddly toys were then donated to an aid organization.

Bobsleigh and sledge department

The SC Riessersee was the home club of numerous successful bobsleigh pilots.

Hanns Kilian 5 times German champion (between 1930 and 1949) Hans Winkler German champion 1949 Anderl Ostler 7-time German champion (1950 to 1954), double world champion in 1951, double Olympic champion in 1952 Hans Rösch World champion in the four-man bobsleigh in 1958, two-time runner-up and four-time German champion

Franz Woermann 3-time German champion (1963 to 1967) Horst Floth World, European and German champions (2 ×) as well as two-time bronze medalists at the Olympic Games Helmut van den Ende German champion 1971 and 1973 Toni Mangold German champion 1978 and 1980 Michael Sperr German champion 1988

Björn Kierspel, a natural track toboggan runner, is currently a member of the national team.

Curling department

The curling department includes players such as:

• Andrea Schöpp , world champion, European champion, winner of the demonstration competition of the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville
• Monika Wagner , world champion, European champion, winner of the demonstration competition of the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville
• Stella Heiß , world champion, European champion, Olympic participant at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver

literature

• Gerdy Sperger: 1923–2003 - 80 years ice hockey Sportclub Riessersee - tradition and future . Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2003.

Web links

Commons : SC Riessersee  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website
• Official web presence of the women's and youth department
• Official website of the curling department

Individual evidence

1. ↑ scriessersee.de: The SCR in numbers - tables since 1923
2. ↑ ^{a b c} Gerdy Sperger: 1923–2003. 80 years ice hockey sports club Riessersee. 2003, p. 16 ff.
3. ↑ Austrian National Library -Anno, (Vienna) Sports Tagblatt December 31, 1926
4. ↑ Austrian National Library -Anno, (Vienna) Sports Tagblatt January 3, 1927
5. ^ ^{A b c} Stephan Müller: German ice hockey championships. Books on Demand, Norderstedt 2000, ISBN 3-8311-0997-4 , pp. 6-7.
6. ↑ ^{a b} scriessersee.de, Chronicle of the SC Riessersee
7. ↑ mev-eisschnelllauf.de: Munich Ice Skating Club v. 1883 eV Chronik ( Memento of the original dated August 12, 2009 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 August 9, 2009. 
8. ↑ azhockey.com: Edmonton Superiors ( Memento of the original from October 2, 2008 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 August 9, 2009. 
9. ↑ ^{a b} br-online.de: Page no longer available , search in web archives: Ice Hockey in Bavaria - SC Riessersee , accessed on August 30, 2010.
10. ↑ welt.de: Riessersee, the uncle from America and the goal: Promotion to the DEL , accessed on August 23, 2011.
11. ↑ merkur-online.de: Regency with lies and deceit , accessed on August 23, 2011.
12. ↑ merkur-online.de: Schmid gives professional ice hockey a chance. Accessed August 23, 2011.
13. ↑ merkur-online.de: SCR: Guarantor urgently wanted. Accessed August 23, 2011.
14. ↑ merkur-online.de: Secret revealed: Marcus Wolsdorf is the savior of SC Riessersee , accessed on August 28, 2009.
15. ↑ merkur-online.de Supervisory Board decides on withdrawal
16. ↑ merkur-online.de: SC Riessersee starts in the 2nd Bundesliga , accessed on June 24, 2011.
17. ↑ merkur-online.de: The salary for the master trainer , accessed on July 14, 2011.
18. ↑ merkur-online.de: Striker Tim Regan stays with SC Riessersee , accessed on August 3, 2011.
19. ↑ merkur-online.de: A bang at SC Riessersee: Trainer Marcus Bleicher resigns
20. ↑ merkur-online.de: SC Riessersee and trainer Travnicek go their separate ways
21. ↑ eishockeynews.de: Axel Kammerer new coach of the SC Riessersee
22. ↑ eishockeynews.de: Hammer transfer in the second division: Garmisch confirms engagement of NHL goalie Rick DiPietro
23. ↑ eishockeynews.de: Now also a lockout player for Riessersee: Matt D`Agostini moves under the Zugspitze
24. ↑ merkur-online.de: Everything depends on feet
25. ↑ merkur-online.de: The slightly different way
26. ↑ merkur-online.de: Kammerer's accounting
27. ↑ merkur-online.de: For four games: Bleicher inherits Kammerer
28. ↑ merkur-online.de: SC Riessersee signs Toni Krinner
29. ↑ merkur-online.de: On the way to becoming a record coach
30. ↑ merkur-online.de: Birthday child breaks the spell
31. ↑ merkur-online.de: Divorced people
32. ↑ merkur-online.de: The end comes after 63 days
33. ↑ merkur-online.de: Toni Krinner throws at SC Riessersee
34. ↑ merkur-online.de: Krinner in Landshut - Mansi at the SCR
35. ↑ merkur-online.de: SC Riessersee wants transfer and takes to court
36. ↑ merkur-online.de: Termination invalid: Krinner is not allowed to compete
37. ↑ merkur-online.de: Riessersee has terminated the contract with Krinner
38. ↑ merkur-online.de: Great upheaval: Nine departures from SCR
39. ↑ Financial hole can no longer be plugged: SCR can no longer play in DEL 2 - SC Riessersee. In: merkur.de. May 17, 2018. Retrieved May 17, 2018 . 
40. ↑ So now: SC Riessersee is applying for the DEL2 . In: https://www.merkur.de . May 24, 2018 ( merkur.de [accessed May 26, 2018]).
41. ↑ Sports Trade GmbH: DEL2 license test completed | del-2.org. Retrieved June 29, 2018 . 
42. ↑ unanimously! Creditors secure the future of SC Riessersee . In: https://www.merkur.de . August 14, 2018 ( merkur.de [accessed August 20, 2018]).
43. ↑ Welcome to the Bavarian Ice Sports Association . bev-eissport.de. Retrieved October 14, 2019.
44. ↑ Merkur.de: Curious: TSV Farchant takes over SCR-1b team , accessed on August 14, 2015.
45. ↑ eishockeynews.de: Tim Regan ends his active career and becomes a coach at SC Riessersee
46. ↑ Top Stories ( English ) pointstreak.com. Retrieved October 14, 2019.
47. ↑ Carried by heart and soul . DEL-2.org. Retrieved October 14, 2019.
48. ↑ SC Riessersee meets Sonthofen at 6 p.m. - Teddy Bear Toss is on the website of hockeyweb.de; accessed on February 3, 2020