Eishockeyclub München

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EHC München

Fullname:	Eishockeyclub München
Year of foundation:	1998 (as HC Munich 98)
League:	2nd Bundesliga
2007-08:	9th
Stadium:
Name:	Olympic park, Olympia ice sports center
Address:	Spiridon-Louis-Ring 3 80809 Munich
Owner:	The City of Munich
Operator:	Olympic park Munich GmbH
Capacity:	6,256 Spectators ^[1]

Eishockeyclub München or simply EHC München is a professional ice hockey club based in Munich, Germany. It was formed on 19 January 1998. The men's first team played in the 2.Bundesliga for the first time in the 2005/06 season.

The men's second team, first formed for the 2004/05 season in the district league (the 6th playing class), was promoted in the second year of its existence and played the 2006/2007 season in the national league.

For the 2005/06 season the club announced teams for all age classes.

1 History
2 Arena
3 Team 2006/07
4 Achievements
5 Placements in recent years
6 References
7 External links

[edit] History

[edit] 1998/99

After the establishment of the club in 1998, Munich began to play in the district league. In the first year they made the ascent into the national league.

Their matches were played at Prince Regent Stadium.

[edit] 1999/00

In the 1999/00 session Munich reached second place in the national league, which meant that they qualified to the ascent round, which they secured as the second, and ascended into the Bavaria league.

[edit] 2000/01 with 2002/03

[edit] 2003/04 with 2004/05

In May of 2004, the EHC Munich Spielbetriebs GmbH (whose majority partner was a president of the association) was eliminated.

[edit] 2005/2006

[edit] Arena

The team is based at and plays its home matches in the Olympiahalle, located in the Olympiapark.

[edit] Team 2006/07

Number	Name	Position	DoB	Season 2005/2006
1	Leonhard Wild	Goalie	02.11.1979	EHC München
29	Jochen Vollmer	Goalie	06.04.1980	EHC München
4	Johan Ejdepalm	Defender	04.01.1982	Växjö Lakers HC (HockeyAllsvenskan, Schweden)
33	Vadim Finko	Defender	28.05.1971	Moskitos Essen (2.BL)
34	Markus Eberl	Defender	24.04.1979	EHC München
41	Andreas Raubal	Defender	28.09.1974	Moskitos Essen (2.BL)
47	Florian Leitner	Defender	06.06.1974	Tölzer Löwen (2.BL)
78	Gordon Borberg	Defender	23.02.1978	Straubing Tigers (2.BL)
85	Raphael Kapzan (2)	Defender	30.05.1985	Straubing Tigers / FL Straubing Tigers
95,5	Robby Sandrock	Defender	10.05.1978	Hannover Indians (OL)
9	Mario Jann	Stürmer	06.01.1982	EHC München
10	Stefan Schröder	Stürmer	16.11.1981	Wölfe Freiburg (2.BL)
15	Dylan Gyori	Stürmer	20.02.1979	REV Bremerhaven (2.BL)
17	Mike Kompon	Stürmer	21.02.1982	Binghamton Senators AHL
18	Brent Robinson	Stürmer	10.03.1981	REV Bremerhaven (2.BL)
19	Sebastian Schwele	Stürmer	05.03.1976	EHC München
25	Felix Schneider	Stürmer	18.01.1978	Eisbären Regensburg (2.BL)
28	Patrick Saggau (2)	Stürmer	26.11.1983	Hannover Indians / FL Straubing Tigers
55	Marius Steinert (1)	Stürmer	19.09.1984	ESV Kaufbeuren (2.BL)
71	Patrick Vogl (2)	Stürmer	07.07.1985	EHC München / FL Straubing Tigers
83	Andreas Kruck (1)	Stürmer	24.12.1984	Tölzer Löwen (2.BL)
84	Tobias Artmeier (2)	Stürmer	07.10.1984	SC Bietigheim / FL Straubing Tigers
86	Thomas Wilhelm (2)	Stürmer	20.06.1985	FL Straubing Tigers
87	Franz Mangold (1)	Stürmer	18.03.1988	Tölzer Löwen (2. BL)
90	Robert Pell (1)	Stürmer	07.04.1985	Landshut Cannibals (2.BL)
91	Florian Zeller	Stürmer	29.08.1977	EHC München
97	Neville Rautert (3)	Stürmer	10.06.1982	Wölfe Freiburg (2.BL) / FL Straubing Tigers
	Pat Cortina	Trainer