Oberliga (Ice Hockey)

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The Oberliga (translation: over-league) is, in Germany, the third highest level at which the sport of ice hockey is played.

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[edit] Season 2006/07

The modus of season 2006/07 as single-railed league is out-played again. If there are few than 18 Teams. Otherwise the modus which will be played in 2007/08 is the new modus.

[edit] New rules

  • in overtime only 4 players without goalie are playing
  • as soon as it is the possible last game of a playoff-series, there won't be a shootout and the sudden death will go on
  • Förderlizenz-player of DEL-teams must have played 10 games till 01-31-2007
  • player of 2. Bundesliga-teams also could have a Förderlizenz for the Oberligateam
  • contingent players are not limited till trading dead line in 01-31-2007. But only 5 contingent players are allowed to play in one game.
  • maximum allowed players ( born german previous to 01-01.1981 or contingent players) per game are 15

[edit] Teams scheduled

  • Tölzer Löwen (relegated team 2. Bundesliga)
  • Eisbären Juniors Berlin
  • EHC Freiburg instead of Wölfe Freiburg (relegated team 2. Bundesliga)
  • EV Füssen
  • SC Riessersee (Playoff - quarterfinals)
  • EHC Klostersee
  • EC Hannover Indians (Playoff - semi-finals)
  • Heilbronner Falken (Playoff - quarterfinals)
  • TEV Miesbach
  • SC Mittelrhein-Neuwied
  • EC Peiting
  • Ratinger Ice Aliens
  • EV Ravensburg (Playoff - semi-finals)
  • Starbulls Rosenheim (Playoff - quarterfinals)
  • 1.EV Weiden (Playoff - quarterfinals)

[edit] Season 2005/06

The Oberliga is out-played for this season again as single-railed league. 19 of original 23 candidates has a license for this league to have received - at the teams Mannschaften Revierlöwen Oberhausen, Stuttgart Wizards GmbH and ESV Bayreuth wurde die Lizenzvoraussetzungen the conditions for license only in the last instant one reached.

[edit] Playoffs

[edit] Finals

not played

[edit] Semifinals

  • EV Landsberg 2000 - EC Hannover Indians 3:2 (6:1, 1:3, 2:4, 3:0, 2:1 so.)
  • EV Ravensburg - ETC Crimmitschau 0:3 (3:4 sd., 2:3, 1:4)

[edit] Quarterfinals

  • EV Landsberg 2000 - Starbulls Rosenheim 3:0 (1:0 so., 3:1, 6:1)
  • EV Ravensburg - SC Riessersee 3:0 (2:1, 4:3 sd., 5:2)
  • ETC Crimmitschau - 1. EV Weiden 3:0 (4:1, 4:3 sd., 3:1)
  • EC Hannover Indians - Heilbronner Falken 3:1 (4:3 so., 1:3, 2:1 so., 3:2)

[edit] Main round

The main round is out-played as single round. Thereafter the Playoffs plays place 1 with 8 at the same time around the upper league championship and around the sportlichliche qualification to the 2nd Ice Hockey Bundesliga.

Place 9 and 10 after the main round are sportily qualified for the ice hockey upper league 2006/07.

Pl. Team Sp S3 S2 N1 N2 Goals Pts.
1 EV Landsberg 2000 18 67:44 37
2 EV Ravensburg 18 73:47 35
3 ETC Crimmitschau 18 56:42 33
4 EC Hannover Indians 18 55:50 32
5. Heilbronner Falken 18 66:48 32
6. 1. EV Weiden 18 57:65 27
7. SC Riessersee 18 48:59 23
8. Starbulls Rosenheim 18 56:68 21
9. EC Peiting 18 46:73 15
10. SC Mittelrhein-Neuwied 18 54:80 15

[edit] Qualification Round

The crews not participating in the main round play both sporty qualified teams for the ice hockey Oberliga 2006/07 in a single round out, which is to have 12 teams.

From the sporty qualification creative crews, which originate from the Eissportverband Baden-Württemberg (ice sports association of Baden-Wuerttemberg) or from the Bayerischen Eissportverband, is to be formed to the season 2006/07 the led Regionalliga Süd.

The remaining, not the sporty qualification reaching, crews are to descend into the highest leagues of their respective national ice sports association. That would be prospective 2005/06 the Regionalliga Nordrhein-Westfalen, the Regionaliga Nord/Ost and the Regionalliga Hessen.

Pl. Team Sp S3 S2 N1 N2 Goals Pts.
1. Eisbären Juniors Berlin 14 70:40 35
2. TEV Miesbach 14 75:31 30
3. EV Füssen 14 56:47 26
4. EHC Klostersee 14 66:60 23
5. Ratinger Ice Aliens 14 57:43 23
6 Revierlöwen Oberhausen 14 58:62 14
7 Stuttgart Wizards 14 51:75 14
8 Rote Teufel Bad Nauheim 14 35:87 3

[edit] Vorrunde

The Vorrunde is out-played as single round.

  • Place 1 with 10 reach the main round
  • the other crews play the qualification round out.
Pl. Team Sp S3 S2 N1 N2 Goals Pts.
1 EV Landsberg 2000 (N) 34 174:87 73
2 ETC Crimmitschau (A) 34 154:82 73
3 EV Ravensburg 34 155:90 71
4 EC Hannover Indians 34 155:90 71
5. Starbulls Rosenheim 34 126:90 71
6. SC Riessersee 34 150:111 62
7. Heilbronner Falken 34 131:108 62
8. SC Mittelrhein-Neuwied 34 122:113 61
9. 1. EV Weiden (A) 34 126:106 57
10. EC Peiting 34 120:118 53
11. Ratinger Ice Aliens 34 130:125 49
12. EV Füssen 34 127:140 48
13. EHC Klostersee 34 133:128 45
14. Eisbären Juniors Berlin 34 125:141 43
15. TEV Miesbach 34 120:146 43
16. Rote Teufel Bad Nauheim 34 75:168 18
17. Revierlöwen Oberhausen 34 88:194 14
18. Stuttgart Wizards 34 76:242 4
19. ESV Bayreuth
insolvency

[edit] Season 2004/05

The Oberliga was divided again regionally into the Oberliga Nord-Ost and the Oberliga Süd with originally in each case 11 teams. The odd number was rather inadvertent already, since the Ratinger Ice Aliens had a permission for the DEB range, but of the regional organization Landesverband NRW didn't get a release.

On 17. November 2004, the team ERC Haßfurt Sharks, due to Insolvency, from the play enterprise, on which all were cancelled so far against this crew played portions of the Oberliga Nord-Ost. To reconciliation for the failing heimspiele of the remaining crews a qualification round was introduced to DEB-Pokal in that the team free from play against on the respective day the planned opponent ERC Haßfurt Sharks start. This qualification round is seized and entitled in a separate table the two bestplazierten not-ascent-entitled teams to the participation in the first round DEB-Pokals the following season.

[edit] Playoffs

[edit] Finales

ESC Dresdner Eislöwen - EHC München 1:1 (3:4 und 5:3 n.V.)

Dresden is therefore Oberliga champion for 2004/05. Besides Dresden, EHC München has also qualified for the 2nd Bundesliga (ice hockey).

[edit] Semifinals

  • EHC München - Blue Lions Leipzig 3:1 (3:1, 0:3, 7:1, 4:1)
  • ESC Dresdener Eislöwen - EC Hannover Indians 3:2 (4:5, 2:2 0:1 n.P., 3:1, 3:2, 5:1)

[edit] Quarter-final

  • EHC München - Starbulls Rosenheim 3:0 (5:0, 3:2, 5:3)
  • ESC Dresdener Eislöwen - EV Ravensburg 3:0 (6:2, 2:1 n.V., 6:0)
  • Berliner SchC Preussen - EC Hannover Indians 2:3 (4:1, 2:3, 2:0, 1:2, 1:3)
  • SC Mittelrhein-Neuwied - Blue Lions Leipzig 1:3 (1:2, 2:0, 1:4. 2:5)

[edit] Main Round

[edit] Group A

Pl. Team Sp Tore Pkt.
1 Berliner SchC Preussen 10 34:16 23
2 SC Mittelrhein-Neuwied 10 33:25 20
3 EV Ravensburg 10 26:24 18
4 Starbulls Rosenheim 10 27:24 17
5 Heilbronner Falken 10 24:29 8
6 Eisbären Juniors Berlin 10 14:40 4

The participants at place 1 with 4 qualifziert themselves for the Championship Playoffs. For the participants at place 5 and 6 is season end.

[edit] Group B

Pl. Team Sp S3 S2 N1 N2 Tore Diff. Pkt.
1 EHC München 10 5 1 3 1 34:30 4 20
2 Dresdner Eislöwen 10 6 0 1 3 37:28 9 19
3 Blue Lions Leipzig 10 4 3 0 3 41:30 11 18
4 EC Hannover Indians 10 4 2 1 3 33:31 2 17
5 EHC Klostersee 10 2 1 1 6 34:47 -13 9
6 Stuttgart Wizards 10 1 1 2 6 21:34 -13 7

The participants at place 1 with 4 qualifziert themselves for the Championship Playoffs. For the participants at place 5 and 6 is season end.

[edit] Abstiegsrunde

Abstiegsrunde translates to English as 'Relegation Round'.

[edit] Abstiegsrunde Süd-West

  1. EC Peiting
  2. SC Riessersee
  3. EV Füssen
  4. ESV Hügelsheim „Hornets“
  5. TEV Miesbach

[edit] Abstiegsrunde Nord-Ost

  1. Revierlöwen Oberhausen
  2. Maddogs Schweinfurt
  3. Bayreuth Tigers
  4. Höchstädter EC

[edit] Abstiegsplayoff

TEV Miesbach - Höchstädter EC 3:0 (14:1, 21:0, 13:4)

Höchstädter EC ist damit sportlicher Absteiger in die Ligen des Bayerischen Eissportverband.

[edit] Vorrunde Süd-West

Pl. Team Sp S3 S2 N1 N2 Tore Pkt.
1 Heilbronner Falken 40 23 5 3 9 145:96 82
2 EHC München 40 21 4 5 10 161:106 76
3 Star Bulls Rosenheim 40 22 4 2 12 139:122 76
4 EHC Klostersee 40 21 2 3 14 167:134 70
5 EV Ravensburg 40 19 3 1 17 154:123 64
6 Stuttgart Wizards 40 19 0 3 18 137:129 60
7 SC Riessersee 40 16 4 3 17 146:140 59
8 EC Peiting 40 15 4 4 17 148:148 57
9 EV Füssen "Leoparden" 40 15 4 3 18 159:173 56
10 TEV Miesbach 40 9 0 4 27 115:194 31
11 ESV Hügelsheim "Hornets" 40 7 3 2 28 124:230 29

The teams of the places 1-6 of the main round participated in the Oberliga-Meisterrunde teil.

The teams of the places 7-10 play the Abstiegsplayoffteilnehmer out.

[edit] Vorrunde Nord-Ost

Pl. Team Sp S3 S2 N1 N2 Tore Diff. Pkt.
1 Dresdner Eislöwen 36 28 0 2 6 170:89 81 86
2 Berliner SchC Preussen 36 26 3 1 6 153:70 83 85
3 Blue Lions Leipzig 36 23 1 2 10 143:90 53 73
4 SC Mittelrhein-Neuwied 36 19 4 1 12 137:108 29 66
5 EC Hannover Indians 36 18 4 1 13 125:109 16 63
6 Eisbären Juniors 36 13 2 3 18 127:130 -3 46
7 Mad Dogs Schweinfurt 36 9 4 4 19 109:127 -18 39
8 ESV Bayreuth 36 7 1 6 22 75:150 -75 29
9 Höchstadter EC 36 8 1 2 25 97:172 -75 28
10 Revier Löwen Oberhausen 36 6 3 1 26 81:172 -91 25

The teams of the places 1-6 of the main round participated in the Oberliga-Meisterrunde teil.

The teams of the places 7-10 play the Abstiegsplayoffteilnehmer out.

[edit] Season 2001/02 to Season 2003/04

After the self dissolution of the upper league north after the season 2000/01 the Oberliga was out-played practically in form of a single-railed league with two Vorrundengruppen.

[edit] Seasons 1999/00 to 2000/01

Starting from the season 1999/00 got 3. Ligenstufe in place of the 1. Liga but retained the old name Oberliga and remained however divided into the Oberliga Süd and Oberliga Nord.

[edit] Seasons 1994/95 to 1998/99

With introduction of the DEL to the season 1994/95 became at the same time as 2. Liga Süd and / or 2. Liga Nord imported.

In the 1997/98 season the lack of interested teams led to the abandonment of the 2. Liga Nord and for the simultaneous heightening of the 2. Ligenstufe in the north with the remaining teams. The 2. Liga Süd remained existing further.

As to the 1998/99 season, the single conference Eishockey-Bundesliga as 2. Ligenstufe were again introduced, and the 3. Ligenstufe stage was renamed the 1. Liga and was again divided into the 1. Liga Nord and a 1. Liga Süd.

[edit] Seasons 1987/88 to 1993/94

In the seasons between 1987/88 and 1993/94, the Oberliga was again divided between an Oberliga Süd and an Oberliga Nord conference.

[edit] Seasons 1985/86 to 1986/87

In addition to Oberliga Süd and Oberliga Nord there was, in the 1985/86 and 1986/87 seasons, an Oberliga Mitte.

[edit] Seasons 1973/74 to 1984/85

The Oberliga would, in the seasons from 1973/74 to 1984/85, take the form of Oberliga Süd and Oberliga Nord and / or Süd and Nord/West.

[edit] Season 1973/74

In the season of 1973/74 the league below the Eishockey-Bundesliga would be introduced as the 2nd Bundesliga (ice hockey). Since 1961/62 the newly introduced 3rd division would, from now on, go under the name Oberliga.

[edit] Seasons 1958/59 to 1972/73

The season 1958/59 became as 1st division the Bundesliga (ice hockey) introduced. At the same time a 2nd spreading league stage was led, which bore from now on the Oberliga name.

[edit] For Season 1958/59

With the introduction of a highest play class in the ice hockey after that 2nd World war was called the Oberliga. A second country wide division did not exist yet at that time.


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