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SC Auer/Ora Frogs

Name in original language: SC Auer
Nickname: Frogs
Year of foundation: 1981
Colours: white,blue,red
Club status: active
Address: Amateursportclub Auer/Ora Hockey – Raiffeisen
Schwarzenbach, 7
I - 39040 Auer/Ora (BZ)
Phone: +39 0471 811127
Fax: +39 0471 811127
Email: info@aurorafrogs.it
WWW: http://www.aurorafrogs.it, Junior teams

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Season 2007-2008

This club in 2007-2008: Serie C Under 26 | Campionato Nazionale Under 20 | Campionato Nazionale Under 18

#	Pos	Player name	State	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
	D	Christian Olivotto		13.12.1983	179 cm	73 kg	N/A	Show profile»
	F	Manuel Tschöll		07.02.1990	174 cm	68 kg	N/A	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

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Eisplatz Schwarzenbach

Adress: Località Schwarzenbach n. 7
39040 Auer
Phone: +39 0471 802022
Capacity: 500
Opened in: 1979

After 2018/19 season club quits merged with HC Egna to form Unterland Cavalier

League winners:

2021-2022: Italy U17
2020-2021: Italy U17
2018-2019: Italy U17
2011-2012: Serie C

from 1981 to present:

http://www.aurorafrogs.it (official)
Junior teams (official)
Facebook Page (facebook)

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Fast factsseason 2007-2008

Youngest player: Manuel Tschöll (18 years)
Oldest player: Christian Olivotto (24 years)
Shortest player: Manuel Tschöll (174 cm)
Tallest player: Christian Olivotto (179 cm)
Nationalities: Italy (2)

Leagues

SC Auer/Ora Frogs participates in season 2007-2008: Serie C Under 26, Campionato Nazionale Under 20, Campionato Nazionale Under 18

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