EC Bad Toelz

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Tölzer lions
Tölzer lions
Greatest successes
Club information
history EC Bad Tölz (1928–2002)
Tölzer Löwen (since 2002)
Location Bad Toelz , Germany
Nickname The Lions
Parent club EC Bad Tölz eV
Club colors black yellow
league DEL2
Venue weeArena
capacity 4,115 seats (including 756 seats)
executive Director Christian Donbeck
Head coach Kevin Gaudet
captain Philipp Schlager
2019/20 5th place

The EC Bad Tölz is a German ice hockey club from Bad Tölz , whose first team, the Tölzer Löwen, has played in DEL2 since the 2017/18 season . The club, which became German champions twice in the 1960s, also has a department for figure skating .

History of the ice hockey department

The EC Bad Tölz was founded in 1928 and rose in 1950 to the then top division, the Oberliga Süd. In the summer of 1958 the club was one of the founding clubs of the ice hockey Bundesliga and belonged to it until the 1975/76 season . In 1962 and 1966 , the EC Bad Tölz reached the German championship .

The weeArena , home stadium of EC Bad Tölz (2017)

After relegation, the ice hockey team played except in the seasons 1992/93 and 1993/94 always in the second highest league , but the team rose after the 2005/06 season in the league. For the 2002/03 season the license of the Tölzer Löwen was officially outsourced to Tölzer Eissport GmbH with the outsourcing of league game operations to the ice hockey game operating company. In the 2007/08 season, he was promoted to the 2nd ice hockey Bundesliga. Although the team reached second place in the table in the following season, insolvency proceedings for the GmbH were filed with the Wolfratshausen District Court under file number 2 IN 70/09 on February 23, 2009 (for the second time after 2003) and opened on April 1, 2009. The Tölzer Löwen were automatically relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga. The insolvency administrator was attorney and specialist lawyer for insolvency law Josef Hingerl from Wolfratshausen, who restructured the Tölzer Löwen within three months in the 2002/2003 season. In the 2010/11 season , the club completed the preliminary round of the Oberliga Süd in 1st place, but failed in the semi-finals of the play-offs just at EHC Klostersee. After a 2nd place in the preliminary round, the team reached the final of the play-offs in the 2011/12 season and secured the championship title against the Füchse Duisburg. The team could not meet the requirements for the 2nd league (one million euros budget), so the Fischtown Pinguins were allowed to remain in the league as the last-placed team in the relegation round of the 2nd league.

Even if EC Bad Tölz has not played in the top ice hockey league since 1976, it still has a very good youth department. The youth play in the German Junior League (DNL) and the juniors until 2007/08 and the students in the respective Bundesliga. In addition, several young players play in the young talent teams of the German Ice Hockey Federation .

successes

  • German champion 1962, 1966
  • eight-time German runner-up
  • German championship 3rd place in
    1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1969, 1971
  • South German runner-up in 1967 . 1969
  • Promotion to the Oberliga (1st division) in 1950
  • German second division runner-up in 1996 , 2001
  • German second division champions South 1997
  • German second division runner-up South 1986 , 1995
  • Promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga / DEL 2 2008 , 2017
  • 1998 Alpine Cup winner
  • German Oberliga champions 1994 , 2012
  • German Oberliga runner-up 2017
  • South German champions 1968 , 2008 , 2011 , 2017
  • Vice-champion Oberliga Süd 1993 , 2012
  • Bavarian champions (2nd division) 1950
Season dates from 1949
season league class group placement PO PD Final placement Audience ø.
2019/20 DEL2 2. - 5th place X not applicable 2779
2018/19 DEL2 2. - 12th place X First round relegation 2.006
2017/18 DEL2 2. - 13th place X Second round relegation 2.013
2016/17 Oberliga 3. south master X Orienteering runner-up 1,494
2015/16 Oberliga 3. south 6th place X Round of 16 1,294
2014/15 Oberliga 3. south 5th place X Round of 16 935
2013/14 Oberliga 3. south 3rd place X PO qual 1,214
2012/13 Oberliga 3. south 3rd place X Quarter finals 1,207
2011/12 Oberliga 3. south Runner-up X OL - master 1,552
2010/11 Oberliga 3. south master X Semifinals 1,493
2009/10 Oberliga 3. 9th place 1,404
2008/09 2nd Bundesliga 2. 2nd place Forced relegation 2,177
2007/08 Oberliga 3. south master X Ascent 2,053
2006/07 Oberliga 3. south 3rd place X Semifinals 2,061
2005/06 2nd Bundesliga 2. 12th place X 6th place / relegation 1,902
2004/05 2nd Bundesliga 2. 12th place X 2nd place 1,559
2003/04 2nd Bundesliga 2. 12th place X 4th Place 1,737
2002/03 2nd Bundesliga 2. 11th place 1,308
2001/02 2nd Bundesliga 2. 7th place X Quarter finals 1,414
2000/01 2nd Bundesliga 2. 3rd place X Runner-up 2,027
1999/00 2nd Bundesliga 2. 4th Place X Quarter finals 1,437
1998/99 Bundesliga 2. 9th place X 2nd place / Gr. A. 1,727
1997/98 Hacker Pschorr League 2. south 9th place X Qualified for BL 1,868
1996/97 Hacker Pschorr League 2. south master X Quarter finals 2,004
1995/96 1st ice hockey league 2. south 3rd place X Runner-up 1,896
1994/95 1st ice hockey league 2. south Runner-up X Semifinals
1993/94 Oberliga 3. south 3rd place X OL - master
1992/93 Oberliga 3. south Runner-up
1991/92 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 10th place X 7th place / relegation
1990/91 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 8th place X 1st place Gr. A.
1989/90 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 10th place X 2nd place Gr. B.
1988/89 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 5th place X 1st place Gr. A.
1987/88 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 6th place X 3rd place Gr. B.
1986/87 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 5th place X 1st place Gr. A.
1985/86 2nd Bundesliga 2. south Runner-up X 9th place
1984/85 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 4th Place X 10th place
1983/84 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 3rd place X 6th place Gr. B.
1982/83 2nd Bundesliga 2. 3rd place X 4th Place
1981/82 2nd Bundesliga 2. south 5th place X 7th place
1980/81 2nd Bundesliga 2. 6th place
1979/80 2nd Bundesliga 2. 7th place
1978/79 2nd Bundesliga 2. 5th place
1977/78 2nd Bundesliga 2. 4th Place X 5th place
1976/77 2nd Bundesliga 2. 1st place X 3rd place
1975/76 Bundesliga 1. 10th place relegation
1974/75 Bundesliga 1. 9th place
1973/74 Bundesliga 1. 7th place
1972/73 Bundesliga 1. 7th place
1971/72 Bundesliga 1. 4th Place
1970/71 Bundesliga 1. 3rd place
1969/70 Bundesliga 1. German runner-up
1968/69 Bundesliga 1. south Runner-up X 3rd place
1967/68 Bundesliga 1. south master X German runner-up
1966/67 Bundesliga 1. south Runner-up X German runner-up
1965/66 Bundesliga 1. 3rd place X German champions
1964/65 Bundesliga 1. 2nd place X German runner-up
1963/64 Bundesliga 1. 2nd place X German runner-up
1962/63 Bundesliga 1. 1st place X German runner-up
1961/62 Bundesliga 1. 1st place X German champions
1960/61 Bundesliga 1. German runner-up
1959/60 Bundesliga 1. 3rd place
1958/59 Bundesliga 1. German runner-up
1957/58 Oberliga 1. south 3rd place X 3rd place
1956/57 Oberliga 1. south 3rd place X 3rd place
1955/56 Oberliga 1. 3rd place
1954/55 Oberliga 1. 4th Place
1953/54 Oberliga 1. 3rd place
1952/53 Oberliga 1. 4th Place
1951/52 Oberliga 1. south 3rd place X 6th place
1950/51 Oberliga 1. south 3rd place
1949/50 State League Bavaria 2. Bavarian master Promotion (Oberliga)

Source: eishockey-online.com Signs for promotion / relegation ↑ ↓

team

Squad for the 2019/20 season

As of September 6, 2019

No. Nat. player Item Date of birth in the team since place of birth
31 GermanyGermany Maximilian Franzreb G August 18, 1996 2020 Bad Toelz , Germany
23 Flag of Croatia and Germany.png Siniša Martinović G December 19, 1980 2019 Tuzla , SFR Yugoslavia
4th Flag of the Czech Republic and Germany.svg Jan Bednář D. January 15, 1999 2019 Lippstadt , Germany
17th GermanyGermany Markus Eberhardt D. March 12, 1994 2019 Stuttgart , Germany
20th GermanyGermany Niklas Heinzinger D. 0January 9, 2000 2018 Bad Toelz , Germany
28 GermanyGermany Dominik Kolb D. September 30, 1996 2019 Bad Toelz , Germany
5 CanadaCanada Matt MacKenzie D. October 15, 1991 2019 New Westminster , Canada
19th Flag of Croatia and Germany.png Saša Martinović D. September 27, 1984 2019 Fuessen , Germany
25th GermanyGermany Andreas Schwarz -  A D. 0May 6, 1995 2017 Landshut , Germany
22nd Flag of the Czech Republic and Germany.svg Lubor Dibelka C. February 22, 1983 2018 Brno , Czechoslovakia
6th GermanyGermany Manuel Edfelder RW January 20, 1996 2017 Bad Reichenhall , Germany
16 CanadaCanada Max French RW 0October 7, 1992 2019 West Kelowna , British Columbia , Canada
26th GermanyGermany Timo Gams RW May 12, 1999 2019 Bad Toelz , Germany
21st GermanyGermany Christoph Kiefersauer W. 0January 9, 1998 2019 Bad Toelz , Germany
94 CanadaCanada Tyler McNeely LW 0April 8, 1987 2019 Burnaby , British Columbia , Canada
47 GermanyGermany Marco Pfleger RW August 21, 1991 2019 Peissenberg , Germany
89 GermanyGermany Stefan Reiter RW 0August 1, 1996 2019 Munich , Germany
62 GermanyGermany Philipp Schlager LW July 22, 1986 2017 Munich , Germany
11 GermanyGermany Johannes Sedlmayr LW September 12, 1990 2015 Bad Toelz , Germany
77 GermanyGermany Luca Tosto F. November 18, 2000 2018 Bad Toelz , Germany
63 United StatesUnited States Shawn Weller LW 0July 8, 1986 2019 Glens Falls , New York , USA

German champion 1961/62

  • Goal : Wilhelm Edelmann , Klaus Hafensteiner
  • Defense : Hans Rampf , Otto Schneitberger , Walter Riedl, Heinz Bader, Franz Deisenrieder, Hans Wechsel
  • Storm : Sepp Reif, Peter Lax, Alois Mayr, Sepp Wörschhauser, Siegfried Mayr, Georg Eberl, Peter Schmidt, Klaus Retzer, Adi Floßmann
  • Coach : Hans Rampf (player- coach )

German champion 1965/66

  • Goal: Toni Klett, Fritz Hafensteiner
  • Defense : Hansschichtl, Walter Riedl, Heinz Bader, Georg Lechner, Erwin Riedmeier
  • Storm : Peter Lax, Alois Mayr, Albert Loibl, Rudi Pittrich, Georg Eberl, Willi Leitner, Hans Eimansberger , Willi Gerg, Lorenz Funk senior , Reinhold Meister, Karl Bär, Hans Brandner
  • Trainer : Mike Daski

Known players

Trainer

Until September 2004, Hans Rotkirch worked as a trainer for the ECT. After him, Josef Schlickenrieder took over , and from October 2004 until the end of the 2004/05 season, Peter Obresa took over the duties of coach.

In the 2008/09 season, Axel Kammerer trained the Tölzer Löwen. Before that he worked as an assistant trainer for the Kölner Haie and as head trainer for the Kassel Huskies . Dave Rich was a coach in the 2009/10 season.

From 2010 to 2015 Florian Funk was head coach together with his father Lorenz Funk senior and Randy Neal (until 2014) as assistant coach for the Tölzer Löwen.

Since the 2015/16 season, Axel Kammerer has been training the Tölzer Lions together with Benedikt Huss as an assistant coach.

offspring

Inline hockey

The club played in the German Inline Hockey League (DIHL) of the German Ice Hockey Association . Bad Tölz also hosted the 2004 Inline Hockey World Championship .

Curling

The men's team of EC Bad Tölz won the German championship in curling in 1968, 1969, 1971, 1973 and 1975–1977 .

literature

  • Tölzer Buam - ice hockey stories, people - emotions , author: Patrick Staar, Kurt Stern / pro literatur Verlag, R 2006 ISBN 3-86611-241-6

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History. Retrieved May 14, 2017 .
  2. ↑ "5-Star Young Talent Program": Eleven clubs receive top ratings. In: deb-online.de. Retrieved May 15, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Spectator statistics for ice hockey online
  4. ↑ http://www.lev-nrw.de/vergangenheit%2002-03/tabellen/nachwuchs/deb/sch%20end.htm