DNL: Young Eagles extend their winning streak - Cologne in strong form - Kassel beats Frankfurt twice - Steelers with 20 goals in two games / Student Bundesliga: Mannheim and Rosenheim on par - Crimmitschau and Weißwasser make it exciting - Augsburg shows morale - plenty of goals in Kassel
OF THE: In the DEL he was a national player David Wolf already demonstrated his class on the first weekend of the DEL. Wolf followed up his two goals and an assist with another goal on Friday to win the derby in Schwenningen.
On the 2nd matchday of DNL A The young eagles from Mannheim were able to continue their strong early form with a 12:2 and 5:1 against the ERC Ingolstadt prove. After a 3:4 defeat in Düsseldorf, ESV was able to get its first points of the new season after three defeats in a row. After overtime, the ESV beat them 5:4 Düsseldorfer EG through. The Iserlohner EC lost both games against the Augsburger EV 3:6 and has to play the difficult away games next weekend Berlin to travel.
In the DNL B put them Kölner Haie a brilliant weekend. The Domstadt team beat the Schwenninger ERC twice with 10:1 and thus consolidated their lead in the table. In the remaining games of the weekend, both teams prevailed once. EV Regensburg lost 1:4 on home ice EV Landshut, but was able to win 5:4 after OT in Landshut. EC Bad Tölz and Krefelder EV separated 4:2 and 4:5 (OT). The Starbulls Rosenheim lost their first game clearly against the ESC Dresden with 1:7, but won the second game 4:1.
Also in the DNL2-North There were many goals to be seen. The young talent from Kassel was able to win two games against the Löwen Frankfurt drive in. After a clear 6:1 away win, the second game was narrowly won 6:5 after OT. The leader of the table is still ESC Moskitos Essen. Nordrhein-Westfalen beat ECC Preussen Berlin with 6:2 and 7:1 and thus consolidated their position as leaders. The capital city team remains bottom of the table with no points. In the games ES Weiwasser – ESV 03 Chemnitz and EHC GA Wolfsburg – and Bad Nauheim, each team was able to prevail once.
The EV Füssen greets you in the DNL2-South from the top of the table. After beating SC Riessersee 4:3 (OT) during the week, the Allgäu team also defeated Heilbronner EC 9:0 and 5:1. The Bietigheim Steelers were able to win in Peiting with 10:3 and 10:2, while EV Ravensburg had to admit defeat to SC Riessersee twice with 2:10 and 3:8. In addition, Deggendorfer SC and Mannheimer ERC separated 4:3 (OT) and 3:4 (OT).
In the Student Bundesliga A The Jungadler Mannheim remain the measure of all things. The Kurpfälzer beat the EV Regensburg with 8:2 and 7:0. Also with four wins from four games, the Starbulls Rosenheim started. The EV Landshut with 5:2 and the ERC Ingolstadt beaten 6:2. Bietigheim lost both home games against EC Bad Tölz with 0:7 and 4:7. This means they remain as pointless as he is ERC Ingolstadt and the EV Regensburg.
The new league leader Student Bundesliga B are Eisbären Juniors Berlin. The capital city beat Iserlohn on home ice with 9:3 and 7:4. The ESC Dresden he had to Düsseldorfer EG beaten 4:8 and 1:3. ETC Crimmitschau and ES Weißwasser were each able to win once away after a penalty shootout. The Kölner Haie However, they had no games this weekend and will be back in action next week in Weißwasser.
After in the Student Bundesliga C Although only one game took place last weekend, all teams were challenged this weekend. The Mannheim ERC was able to win 6:0 and 11:1 against the EC Peiting put at the top of the table. While Augsburger EV lost the first game against Schwenninger ERC 1:6, they won the second game 3:2 after a penalty. EHC Munich took its second win of the season against EHC 08 Nürnberg, as did EV Füssen against 1. FV Weiden.
Last but not least, let's take a look at the Student Bundesliga D, in which the Hannover Indians greet from the top of the table. And that despite the fact that they were narrowly defeated by the Kassel Huskies 6:7 on Sunday. The Niedersachsen However, they were previously able to win the ECC Preussen Berlin beat 4:2. The Hamburghe SV won its two away games in Bad Nauheim with 6:5 (SO) and 8:1, the EV Duisburg and EHC Erfurt separated 4:3 and 2:3. Most of the weekend's goals were celebrated in Kassel, where EHC GA Wolfsburg beat the Huskies 12-6.