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Max Tigers Nijmegen

Club status: ceased

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All time leagues: Dutch Cup | Eredivise | HTG-Bokaal | Eerste Divisie | Netherlands U20 League

Season 2003-2004

This club in 2003-2004: Eerste Divisie | Netherlands U20 League

#	Pos	Player name	State	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
	D	Stefan Ophelders		20.10.1986	180 cm	72 kg	left	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Name changes
Achievements

from 1987 to 1990: Spitman Nijmegen
from 1990 to 1992: Bakker Bart Nijmegen
from 1992 to 1994: Flame Guards Nijmegen
from 1994 to 1997: Fulda Tigers Nijmegen
from 1997 to 1998: Van Heumen Tigers Nijmegen
from 1998 to 2000: Agio Huys Tigers Nijmegen
from 2000 to 2001: Australian Homemade Tigers Nijmegen
from 2001 to present: Max Tigers Nijmegen

League winners:

1999-2000: Eredivise
1998-1999: Dutch Cup
1998-1999: Eredivise
1997-1998: Eredivise
1996-1997: Eredivise
1995-1996: Dutch Cup
1992-1993: Eredivise
1988-1989: Dutch Cup
1987-1988: Eredivise
1983-1984: Eredivise

Team statistics

Historic rosters:

Historic statistics:

Past results:

League standings:

Fast factsseason 2003-2004

Youngest player: Stefan Ophelders (17 years)
Oldest player: Stefan Ophelders (17 years)
Shortest player: Stefan Ophelders (180 cm)
Tallest player: Stefan Ophelders (180 cm)
Nationalities: The Netherlands (1)

Leagues

Max Tigers Nijmegen participates in season 2003-2004: Eerste Divisie, Netherlands U20 League

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