Ice Hockey - Team Germany

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Ice Hockey

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
3	BITTNER DBITTNER Dominik	180 cm	10 Jun 1992
5	HOLZER KHOLZER Korbinian	190 cm	16 Feb 1988
8	RIEDER TRIEDER Tobias	180 cm	10 Jan 1993
11	NOWAK MNOWAK Marco	188 cm	23 Jul 1990
15	LOIBL SLOIBL Stefan	188 cm	24 Jun 1996
16	ABELTSHAUSER KABELTSHAUSER Konrad	195 cm	2 Sep 1992
21	KRAMMER NKRAMMER Nicolas	186 cm	23 Oct 1992
22	PLACHTA MPLACHTA Matthias	184 cm	16 May 1991
33	aus den BIRKEN Daus den BIRKEN Danny	186 cm	15 Feb 1985
34	KUHNHACKL TKUHNHACKL Tom	187 cm	21 Jan 1992
35	NIEDERBERGER MNIEDERBERGER Mathias	180 cm	26 Nov 1992
38	WAGNER FWAGNER Fabio	183 cm	17 Sep 1995
41	MULLER JMULLER Jonas	184 cm	19 Nov 1995
42	EHLIZ YEHLIZ Yasin	180 cm	30 Dec 1992
50	HAGER PHAGER Patrick	178 cm	8 Sep 1988
54	BERGMANN LBERGMANN Lean	187 cm	4 Oct 1998
72	KAHUN DKAHUN Dominik	180 cm	2 Jul 1995
83	PFODERL LPFODERL Leonhard	184 cm	1 Sep 1993
85	BRANDT MBRANDT Marcel	175 cm	8 May 1992
86	PIETTA DPIETTA Daniel	185 cm	9 Dec 1986
89	WOLF DWOLF David	189 cm	15 Sep 1989
90	BRUCKMANN FBRUCKMANN Felix	180 cm	16 Dec 1990
91	MULLER MMULLER Moritz	187 cm	19 Nov 1986
92	NOEBELS MNOEBELS Marcel	190 cm	14 Mar 1992
95	TIFFELS FTIFFELS Frederik	183 cm	20 May 1995

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	SODERHOLM TSODERHOLM Toni
Assistant Coach	ABSTREITER TABSTREITER Tobias
Assistant Coach	SWE MURPHY CMURPHY Cory
Equipment Manager	MENNINGEN CMENNINGEN Christian
Equipment Manager	NACHRICHTER MNACHRICHTER Marco
Doctor	IPACH BIPACH Bastian
Physiotherapist	STUBNER TSTUBNER Thomas
Physiotherapist	HUBER AHUBER Anna

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Ice Hockey	Men	10

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
Wukesong Sports Centre	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #6 CAN Canada 5 GER Germany 1	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #12 GER Germany 3 CHN China 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #18 USA United States 3 GER Germany 2	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Qualification Play-off #19 SVK Slovakia 4 GER Germany 0	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
Rank	Year	Location
2	2018	PyeongChang, KOR
3	1932	Lake Placid, USA
5	2002	Salt Lake City, USA
5	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, GER
6	1992	Albertville, FRA
6	1960	Squaw Valley, USA
6	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA
7	1994	Lillehammer, NOR
7	1964	Innsbruck, AUT
8	1952	Oslo, NOR
8	1928	Sankt Moritz, SUI
9	1998	Nagano, JPN
10	2006	Torino, ITA
11	2010	Vancouver, CAN

U20 World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2019	Fussen, GER
1	2012	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, GER
1	2010	FRA
1	2008	Bad Toelz, GER
1	2006	Bled, SLO
1	2004	Berlin, GER
2	2017	Bremerhaven, GER
3	2018	FRA
5	2016	Vienna, AUT

U18 World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2019	Grenoble, FRA
2	2018	Riga, LAT
2	2016	Minsk, BLR
2	2003	Ventspils, LAT
5	2017	Bled, SLO

U18 World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2010	Krynica-Zdroj, POL
1	2004	Asiago, ITA

World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2006	Amiens, FRA

U20 World Championship Division I
Rank	Year	Location
1	2002	AUT
2	2001	GER

World Championship Pool B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2000	Katowice, POL
4	1999	DEN

U20 World Championship Pool B
Rank	Year	Location
1	1991	POL
2	2000	Minsk, BLR
4	1999	HUN

World Championship
Rank	Year	Location
2	1930	France / Austria / Germany
3	1934	Milan, ITA
3	1932	Lake Placid, NY, USA
4	2021	Riga, LAT
4	2010	Cologne / Mannheim / Gelsenkirchen, GER
4	1938	Prague, TCH
4	1937	London, GBR
5	1993	Munich / Dortmund, GER
5	1939	SUI
5	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, GER
5	1933	Prague, TCH
6	2019	Bratislava / Kosice, SVK
6	2003	Helsinki / Tampere /Turku, FIN
6	1992	Prague / Bratislava, TCH
6	1960	Squaw Valley, CA, USA
6	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA
7	2016	Moscow / St. Petersburg, RUS
7	2011	Bratislava / Kosice, SVK
7	1964	Innsbruck, AUT
8	2017	Cologne, GER
8	2002	Gothenburg / Karlstad / Jonkoping, SWE
8	2001	Nuremberg / Cologne / Hanover, GER
8	1996	Vienna, AUT
8	1991	Helsinki / Tampere / Turku, FIN
8	1952	Oslo, NOR
8	1928	St. Moritz, SUI
9	2013	Stockholm, SWE
9	2007	Moscow / Mytishchi, RUS
9	2004	Prague / Ostrava, CZE
9	1995	Stockholm / Gavle, SWE
9	1994	Bolzano / Canazei / Milan, ITA
9	1935	Davos, SUI
10	2015	Prague / Ostrava, CZE
10	2008	Halifax / Quebec City, CAN
11	2018	Copenhagen / Herning, DEN
11	1998	Zurich / Basel / Schweiz, SUI
11	1997	Helsinki / Tampere / Turku, FIN
12	2012	Helsinki, FIN
14	2014	Minsk, BLR
15	2009	Berne / Zurich-Kloten, SUI
15	2005	Vienna / Innsbruck, AUT

World Championship Pool A Qualification - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
4	1999	Ljubljana, SLO

U18 World Championship
Rank	Year	Location
5	2008	Kazan, RUS
5	2001	FIN
6	2012	CZE
6	2011	GER
7	2000	SUI
8	2013	Sochi, RUS
8	2007	FIN
8	2006	SWE
8	2005	CZE
9	2014	FIN
9	1999	GER
10	2021	Frisco, TX, USA
10	2015	SUI
10	2009	USA
10	2002	SVK

World Junior Championship
Rank	Year	Location
6	2021	Edmonton, AB, CAN
7	1995	Alberta, CAN
7	1994	CZE
7	1993	SWE
7	1992	GER
8	1996	Massachusetts, USA
9	2020	CZE
9	2014	Malmo, SWE
9	2013	Ufa, RUS
9	2009	Ottawa, ON, CAN
9	2007	SWE
9	2005	USA
9	2003	Nova Scotia, CAN
9	1997	SUI
10	2015	CAN
10	2011	Buffalo, NY, USA
10	1998	FIN

Nickname:

Traeger der Adler

General Interest

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Debuted at St. Moritz 1928, winning bronze four years later (Lake Placid) in the four-team tournament. Competed as a Unified team during the 1950s and 1960s, before the Federal Republic of Germany competed individually, winning bronze at Innsbruck 1976. Played at every Games since reunification in 1992, only missing Sochi 2014, when they failed to qualify.

Their best result came at PyeongChang 2018, losing the gold medal game 4-3 to Olympic Athletes from Russia in overtime, Kirill Kaprizov (OAR) scoring the winner. Their appearance in the final seemed unlikely after winning one match in the preliminary round, a shootout victory against Norway. However, in the playoffs they scored overtime wins against Switzerland (2-1), Sweden (4-3) and a 4-3 win against Canada, the back-to-back Olympic champions.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Silver medallists at their first World Championships appearance in 1930 and a bronze medal at their third (1934), the Federal Republic of Germany collected the only other medal won by a German team in 1953 (silver).

Competing solely in the top division since 2007, they have played for bronze twice. In 2010, they lost 3-1 to Sweden, after losing by one to Russian Federation in the semifinal when Pavel Datsyuk (RUS) scored the go-ahead goal with 1:50 remaining. While in 2021, the team suffered a 6-1 defeat to the United States in the bronze medal game, after a shootout win against Switzerland in the quarterfinals and a one-goal defeat to Finland in the semis.

QUALIFICATION
Qualified for Beijing 2022 after finishing seventh in qualification seeding, following the 2019 World Championship in Slovakia.

World Ranking: 5th (2905 pts)

OLYMPIC RECORD
25 wins, 3 overtime wins, 7 draws, 48 losses

vs. Canada (1 win, 12 losses)
vs. Czech Republic (0 wins, 3 losses)
vs. Denmark (Olympic debut)
vs. Finland (2 wins, 6 losses)
vs. Latvia (1 win, 0 losses)
vs. People's Republic of China (Olympic debut)
vs. Russian Federation (1 win, 1 loss) - including OAR
vs. Switzerland (3 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw)
vs. Slovakia (2 wins, 1 loss)
vs. Sweden (1 win, 9 losses, 1 draw)
vs. United States (1 win, 9 losses)

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