Skater Hockey League 1990

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Master:	Dusseldorf Rams
Newcomers:	SHC Koblenz-Metternich
Relegated:	SHC Erftstadt
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The 1990 season is the 5th season of the Skaterhockey-Oberliga (also West German Oberliga, WOL), in which a German champion is determined. The organizer is the Skater Hockey Division (FSH) in the German Roller Sports Association . The defending champion Düsseldorf Rams became German champions for the third time in a row before HC Köln-West.

Attendees

Cologne (3) Dusseldorf (2) Kaarst Erftstadt eat Aachen

Participant in the Oberliga 1990

club	Location	Previous year
HC Cologne-West	Cologne	3.
Cologne SC Vingst	Cologne	1st of the Rhineland League
Cologne SC Hawks	Cologne	3rd of the Rhineland League
Bullskater Düsseldorf	Dusseldorf	2.
Dusseldorf Rams	Dusseldorf	German champions
Crash Eagles Kaarst	Kaarst	5.
SHC Erftstadt	Erftstadt	8th.
1. SHC food	eat	7th
RSC Aachen	Aachen	6th

mode

The league starts with nine teams. Each team meets every other team in the first and second leg and in a game on a neutral pitch. There are two points for a win and one point for a draw. In the event of a tie at the end of the main round, the direct comparison decides on the ranking. The team that finished the season in first place are German champions. The team in ninth place is relegated.

table

	team	Sp	Gates	+/-	P
1.	Dusseldorf Rams	24	248: 053	+195	44: 04
2.	HC Cologne-West	24	223: 079	+144	44: 04
3.	Bullskater Düsseldorf	24	181: 106	+ 075	36:12
4th	Crash Eagles Kaarst	24	133: 121	+ 012	27:21
5.	RSC Aachen	24	125: 138	- 013	22:26
6th	Cologne SC Vingst	24	129: 168	- 039	15:33
7th	1. SHC food	24	099: 205	-106	14:34
8th.	Cologne SC Hawks	24	104: 191	- 087	13:35
9.	SHC Erftstadt	24	068: 249	-181	01:47

Abbreviations: Sp = games, P = points
Explanations:

German champions

Relegation

Relegated

Climbers

SHC Koblenz-Metternich is the first to rise from the Rhineland League . This is the first time that a team that does not come from North Rhine-Westphalia will play in the top division.

Web links

• Official homepage of the ISHD