Thank you very much to Nick Heim (heim@awu.id.ethz.ch), from Switzerland, for providing the information about the Women's Leagues within Germany!
Germany qualified to attend two of the three IIHF World Championships (in 1992 and 1994) which have been held so far. To qualify to attend the Championnats mondiaux, Germany must finish in the top 5 teams at the European A Championship. Germany placed fifth at the 1995 European A Championship which was held from March 19-26, 1995 in Riga, Latvia.
Germany placed as follows at the Championnats mondiaux:
Germany placed as follows at the last 2 European A Championships:
Here is a link to the 1995 Team Germany roster and some other information.
Germany placed fourth. This means that Germany will compete at the 1997 Championnats mondiaux, which will be held in Kitchener, Canada.
Date Time Teams Result 960323 16.00 Germany - Switzerland 2:3 (0:1, 1:0, 1:2) 960324 12.00 Sweden - Germany 2:2 960326 12.00 Germany - Finland 0:8 (0:2, 0:3, 0:3) 960327 16.00 Norway - Germany 4:1 (3:0, 0:0, 1:1) 960329 20.00 Russia - Germany 3:2 (2:0, 1:2, 0:0)
G W T L GF:GA Pts 1 Sweden 5 4 1 0 20:11 9 2 Russia 5 4 0 1 17:15 8 3 Finland 5 3 0 2 26: 5 6 4 Norway 5 2 0 3 14:21 4 5 Switzerland 5 1 0 4 11:23 2 6 Germany 5 0 1 4 7:20 1
Goalie: | Stefanie Kürten | Esslingen |
Nadine Spanihel | Mannheim | |
Defense: | Anja Merkel | Landshut |
Nicole Schmitten | Grefrath | |
Nina Linde | Planegg | |
Sabine Kürten | Esslingen | |
Sonja Kuisle | Sonthofen | |
Chistina Oswald | Geretsried. | |
Forward: | Antje Pfau | Mannheim |
Stephanie Fruhwirt | Geretsried | |
Bettina Aumüller | Planegg | |
Raffaela Wolf, | Grefrath | |
Iris Heußen | Grefrath | |
Sandra Kürten | Esslingen | |
Corinna Pelant | Esslingen, Mannheim | |
Natascha Schaffrik | Whiel | |
Traudel Maluga | Bergkamen | |
Maritta Becker | Heilbronn | |
Maren Valenti | Heilbronn | |
Julia Wierscher | Hannover |
Head-Coach: | Rainer Nittel |
Assistant-Coach: | Kim Urech |
951227 16.30 Russia - Switzerland 0:1 (0:0 0:0 0:1) 19.30 Germany - Denmark 13:3 (5:0 3:2 5:1) 951228 16.30 Switzerland - Germany 3:1 (2:0 1:0 0:1) 19.30 Denmark - Russia 1:7 (0:2 0:2 1:3) 951229 16.30 Germany - Russia 2:3 (0:0 0:2 2:1) 19.30 Switzerland - Denmark 7:2 (1:1 2:1 4:0) 951230 10.00 Bronze Medal Ger-Den 9:1 (3:1 2:0 4:0) 13.30 Gold Medal Rus-Swi 2:3 (1:2 1:1 0:0)
The remainder of this page contains information about women's hockey within Germany.
There are two to three women's leagues in Germany, it depends on location. There is a 1st Division which has 17 teams and is divided in a northern and southern group. The top four of each group are qualified for the German National Championship playoffs. There were 51 women's teams in Germany who played regulary during the 1994/95 season.
Here is a link to Nick Heim's page on women's hockey in Germany and here is a link to his page with the 1995-96 Germany Championship Results. The 1995-96 Germany Championship was won by ESG Esslingen.
The final tournament for the German women's National Championship started on the weekend of Feb 17 and 18, 1996 in Wiehl. Quarter-final action saw Grefrath, Esslingen, Wiehl and Geretsried advance to the semi-finals. ESG Esslingen and TuS Wiehl advanced to the gold medal game, with ESG Esslingen winning by a score of 4-0 to claim the 1995-96 German National Championship.
Here is a link to Nick Heim's page that contains the 1995-96 Germany Championship Results. Here is a summary of the playoff finals:
Geretsried - Mannheim 4:3 (H), 2:2 (A) Grefrath - Planegg 6:3 (H), 7:2 (A) Esslingen - Frankfurt 8:4 (H), 9:0 (A) Wiehl - Landshut 2:2 (H), 5:0 (A)
Feb 17 1996: Grefrather EV - ESG Esslingen 1:3 (1:1, 0:1, 0:1) Feb 17 1996: TuS Wiehl - TuS Geretsried 11:3 (2:2, 5:0, 4:1) Feb 18 1996: Bronze Medal: Grefrather EV - Geretsried 3:5 (1:2, 1:0, 1:3) Feb 18 1996: Gold Medal: ESG Esslingen - TuS Wiehl 4:0 (2:0, 1:0, 1:0)
TEAM GP TOTAL GOALS POINTS (W-T-L) GF : GA 1. Mannheimer ERC 14 (14-0-0) 130 : 14 28 : 0 2. TuS Wiehl I 14 (11-1-2) 66 : 41 23 : 5 3. Frankfurter ESC 14 (8-2-4) 84 : 52 18 : 10 4. Grefrather EV 14 (8-0-6) 80 : 26 16 : 12 5. OSC Berlin 14 (5-0-9) 30 : 61 10 : 18 6. ES Weisswasser 14 (4-1-9) 37 : 74 9 : 19 7. EC Bergkamen 14 (3-2-9) 49 : 88 8 : 20 8. DEC Eishasen Berlin 14 (0-0-14) 21 : 141 0 : 28
TEAM GP TOTAL GOALS POINTS (W-T-L) GF : GA 1. ESG Esslingen 16 (15-0-1) 117 : 15 30 : 2 2. TuS Geretsried 16 (13-1-2) 156 : 30 27 : 5 3. DEC Koenigsbrunn I 16 (10-1-5) 59 : 45 21 : 11 4. EV Fuessen 16 (10-1-5) 110 : 61 21 : 11 5. EV Landshut 16 (8-2-6) 60 : 66 18 : 14 6. SG Planegg/Ottobrunn16 (6-2-8) 46 : 63 14 : 18 7. ESV Kaufbeuren 16 (3-1-12) 32 : 80 7 : 25 8. EC Stuttgart 16 (3-0-13) 18 : 132 6 : 26 9. EHC Memmingen 16 (0-0-16) 24 : 129 0 : 32
EV Fuessen : Mannheimer ERC 11 : 5 Mannheimer ERC : EV Fuessen 8 : 3 Grefrather EV : ESG Esslingen 1 : 2 ESG Esslingen : Grefrather EV 6 : 3 DEC Koenigsbrunn : TuS Wiehl 8 : 1 TuS Wiehl : DEC Koenigsbrunn 9 : 8 Frankfurter ESC : TuS Geretsried 3 : 5 TuS Geretsried : Frankfurter ESC 7 : 2
ESG Esslingen : EV Fuessen 4 : 1 TuS Geretsried : DEC Koenigsbrunn 2 : 3
TuS Geretsried : EV Fuessen 4 : 2
DEC Koenigsbrunn : ESG Esslingen 2 : 5
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