Uwe Geiselmann

Uwe Geiselmann
Date of birth	May 13, 1965
place of birth	Schwenningen , Germany
size	1.73 m
Weight	74 kg
position	striker
Career stations
1984-1987	Schwenninger ERC
1987-1988	EV Stuttgart
1988-1989	ECD Sauerland
1989-1990	EC Nordhorn
1990-1991	EHC Klostersee
1991-1992	Duisburg SV
1991-1992	EC Braunlage
1992-1993	ETC Timmendorf
1993-1994	Herford EG
1994-1995	EC Braunlage
1994-1995	Grefrather EV
1995-1996	ASV Hamm
1998-2008	Herford EC / Herford EV

Uwe Geiselmann (born May 13, 1965 in Schwenningen ) is a former German ice hockey player .

Career

The striker Uwe Geiselmann began his career at Schwenninger ERC , for which he made his Bundesliga debut in 1984 . By 1987 he had played 80 Bundesliga games and scored two goals. In 1987 Geiselmann moved to the 2nd Bundesliga at EV Stuttgart , before joining the upper division ECD Sauerland a year later . With the Iserlohners he became champions of the Oberliga Nord in the 1988/89 season and was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga. Geiselmann then moved to the upper division EC Nordhorn , with whom he missed promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga.

The striker returned to southern Germany and moved to the second division EHC Klostersee , with whom he had to relegate at the end of the season. In 1991 the change to Duisburger SV followed , which had to file for bankruptcy during the 1991/92 season and stop playing. Geiselmann then went to EC Braunlage and in 1993 to ETC Timmendorf . About the Herford EG , where he played in the league season 1993/94 , he returned to the second division club EC Braunlage. During the season Geiselmann moved to the third division Grefrather EV . With the Grefrathern he was champion, but missed promotion to the 1st League North. For Geiselmann 1995 followed the change to ASV Hamm , with which he was relegated from the 1st League North.

After being inactive for two years, Uwe Geiselmann played from 1998 for the Herford EC , with whom he rose to the Oberliga Nord two years later. Even after voluntarily withdrawing one year later, he played for Herford EC until bankruptcy in 2003 and from 2005 for the successor club Herford EV . With the HEV he was promoted to the association league in 2006, before Geiselmann ended his career two years later.

Geiselmann then became a youth coach at Herford EV and took over as coach of the first team in 2013 together with Michael Reim and Kai Frenzel. He works as a self-employed physiotherapist with his own practice in Herford.

Web links

• Uwe Geiselmann at eliteprospects.com (English)