Oberliga: Game canceled in Herne, EC Peiting League leaders in the south / DNL: Mannheim and Berlin in the lead, Bad Tölz in strong form / DNL2: Strong away teams, Frankfurt with two OT wins / Student Bundesliga: Kaufbeuren with shooting festivals, Dresden still unlucky, MERC league leaders, Duisburg wins in the thriller / Women's Bundesliga: Planegg leads the table
After the game TecArts BlackDragons – ECC Preussen Berlin (4:3) on September 24.09th. already the starting signal in the Oberliga Nord had fallen, things got serious for the remaining teams over the weekend. There was a direct top game between the Hannover Scorpions and defending champions Tilburg Trappers, with the Niedersachsen were able to win 3:2. With an 8-1 away win at the Harzer Falken two days earlier, the Scorpions were able to secure the early lead in the table. They also started the season with six points Füchse Duisburg. The 5:2 home win against Hamburg They followed this up with a 3:1 away win in Essen on Sunday. The Saale Bulls Halle also celebrated a perfect start to the season with a 4:1 win at home against Rostock and a 3:2 win at EHC Timmendorfer Strand. The Hannover Indians won 3:1 against the Rostock Piranhas, after previously beating the EXA Icefighters Leipzig 5:4 (SO). The match Herner EV - ESC Wohnbau Moskitos Essen was canceled due to heavy fog in the hall when the score was 0:1 for the guests. Both clubs have agreed on a catch-up date of Tuesday, October 03.10.2017rd, 18 at 30:XNUMX p.m.
In the Oberliga Süd stands the EC Peiting after the first weekend at the top of the table. They beat TEV Miesbach away with 6:2 and EHC Waldkraiburg at home with 6:1. Deggendorfer SC was also able to celebrate a perfect weekend. The first score was 7:2 Blue Devils Weiden and then the ECDC Memmingen Indians beaten 6:4. The Indians also lost to the Selber Wolves 1:5 and ended up in 10th place in the table Starbulls Rosenheim were able to fulfill their role as favorites with a clear 6-0 away win in Waldkraiburg and a 3-1 against EV Landshut satisfy.
The DNL A continues to be dominated by a strong leadership duo. Both the Jungadler Mannheim and the Eisbären Juniors Berlin were able to keep their clean slate over the weekend. The Electoral Palatinate beat them Düsseldorfer EG with 3:1 and 4:1, the capital city team won against Augsburger EV with 4:2 and 5:1. However, the season has been going significantly worse for the Iserlohner EC so far. After narrowly losing 4:5 after a penalty shootout in Ingolstadt on Saturday, the second game also went 4:2 Bayern. The IEC remains at the bottom of the table.
EC Bad Tölz is the new league leader DNL B. Bayern won 8:1 and 8:3 against bottom team Schwenningen and celebrated fifth and sixth wins in a row this season. Krefelder EV also won twice at the weekend. At the ESC Dresden The Seidenstädter team won 5:2 and 7:5. The Starbulls Rosenheim couldn't follow up their 4-3 away win in Regensburg with a second win. At home there was a clear 1:5 defeat against EV Landshut. Next weekend, the Sharks from Cologne, who are not playing this weekend, will be involved in the action again.
In the DNL2 North There was almost exclusively an away win to celebrate this weekend. Only the EHJ Kassel and the Moskitos Essen won 4:3 and 5:2 respectively against EHC GA Wolfsburg and ESV 03 Chemnitz. However, the Chemnitz team were able to play in the second game against the Hessen win 3-1. Weißwasser also won 10:3 and 5:2 in Bad Nauheim Löwen Frankfurt won twice 3-2 after overtime at ECC Preussen Berlin. The Kassel team also won away this weekend - they won 5-3 in Wolfsburg and celebrated a 6-point weekend.
Similar picture also in the DNL2 South. Only one home win could be celebrated here. The EC Peiting defeated Deggendorfer SC 4:3 in front of their home crowd. The still unbeaten EV Füssen won 5:4 in Bietigheim-Bissingen, but is no longer leader of the table. SC Riessersee is there after two 9-2 away wins at Heilbronner EC. The Mannheim ERC also won 7:4 at EV Ravensburg, during the EC Peiting won his away game at Deggendorfer SC 4-1.
The measure of all things in the Student Bundesliga A are still the ones Starbulls RosenheimClubs can be included in the BayernThe Starbulls won their first duel against EV Regensburg with 5:3 and 10:7 and thus maintained their lead in the table. The Jungadler Mannheim are hot on their heels. After initially winning 3:2 against EC Bad Tölz, they suffered a 1:4 home defeat in the second match. The ERC Ingolstadt could in another Bayern-Duel the EV Landshut defeat with 8:2 and 4:1. THE ESV Kaufbeuren However, they made it very clear with 18:3 and 13:2 against SC Bietigheim-Bissingen and took third place in the table behind Rosenheim and Mannheim.
The Student Bundesliga B is from the Eisbären Juniors Berlin listed. The capital city team won 8:0 and 5:1 in Iserlohn. However, the Eisbären have already played three more games than second-placed Krefeld. The Seidenstädter team won their games 3:1 and 6:1 at the ETC Crimmitschau, while Weißwasser the Düsseldorfer EG lost on home ice with 3:8 and 2:12. They are still bottom of the table ESC Dresden, the Sachsen were subject to the Kölner Haien with 2:10 and 0:6.
In the Student Bundesliga C the people from Weiden were challenged this weekend. However, 1. EV Weiden was unable to maintain its upswing after a 10:5 win against EHC Munich on Sunday in the 3:5 defeat in Nuremberg. The Augsburger EV lost to the Mannheimer ERC with 2:5 and 4:5 (SO). The Mannheim team is the front runner ahead of the Schwenninger ERC. The SERC won 4-2 in Füssen and still has one more game than Mannheim. After the 2:4 defeat in Peiting on Saturday, the Heilbronn EC celebrated a 2:0 penalty win at the EC the following day.
Only three games took place in the Student Bundesliga D this weekend. The ECC Prussia Berlin lost his first game against the Hamburghe SV with 4:6, but was also able to record an away win against the Hannover Indians the next day. The capital city team won 5-1 Niedersachsen through. In the third game he struck EV Duisburg the EHJ Kassel in a thrilling game 6:5 after a penalty shootout.
In the Women's Bundesliga greet the ladies from ESC Planegg-Würmtal from the top of the table. After the clear away successes in Langenhagen, they were able to win in a close game, first in Ingolstadt with 3:2 (SO) and a day later also on home ice against the ERC Ingolstadt win 4:2. League newcomer Düsseldorfer EG lost his two home games against the Bergkamener Bären with 3:4 and 1:4, while the Mad Dogs Mannheim were able to defeat SC Langenhagen twice with 4:1. Next weekend, the previously game-free teams from Memmingen and Berlin into the game operation.