Füchse Duisburg
Founded	1971
City	Duisburg
Stadium	Scania Arena
Capacity	4,800
Colors	Black, red
League	Regionalliga NRW
Owner	Ralf Pape
Head coach	Hans-Willi Mühlenhaus

The Füchse Duisburg are a German ice hockey team formerly a member of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga and currently plays in the Regionalliga.

Contents 1 History 2 Names 3 Arena 4 Transfers 4.1 In 4.2 Out 5 References 6 External links

[edit] History

The English-language name of the team is the „Foxes Duisburg“. Die Füchse was founded in 1971 and was promoted to the higher-level German DEL league in 2005. On 16 March 2009 it was announced that the team would leave the DEL and will play in the Regionalliga NRW for the 2009-10 season.^[1].

[edit] Names

• Duisburger SC (1971–1987)
• Duisburger SV (1987–1991)
• EV Duisburg (1991–2004)
• Füchse Duisburg (since 2004)

[edit] Arena

The team is based out of the Scania Arena in Duisburg, Germany.

[edit] Transfers

[edit] In

• Anton Bader (D) - from Herner EV 2007
• Niklas Bovenschen (D) - from ERV Schweinfurt
• Adam Breitkreuz (F) - from Briercrest College
• Franz Fritzmeier (F) - from Herner EV 2007
• Lars Gerike (F) - from EHC Dortmund
• David Herring (F) - from Norword Vipers
• Rob Hisey (F) - from EC Hannover Indians
• Michael Hrstka (D) - from Herner EV 2007
• Miikka Jäske (F) - from Saale Bulls
• Christian Lüttges (G) - from Herner EV 2007
• Shawn McNeil (F) - from Herner EV 2007
• Christian Müller (D) - from Herner EV 2007
• Sascha Panek (D) - from Ratinger Ice Aliens '97
• Mats Schöbel (F) - Kölner Haie (on loan)
• Artur Tegkajev (F) - from Herner EV 2007

[edit] Out

• Peter Abstreiter (F) - to EV Landshut
• Marian Dejdar (F) - to REV Bremerhaven
• Dieter Hegen (C) - fired
• Daniel Hilpert - to EHC München
• Stanislav Jasecko (D) - to HC SKP Poprad
• Ilpo Kauhanen (G) - to Herner EV 2007
• Lukas Lang (G) - to Adler Mannheim
• Michal Sup (F)- to HC Mlada Boleslav

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Team listing on English-Language German Hockey database site
• Official Team website in German

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