Oberliga Süd

League status: Active
Administered by: Deutscher Eishockey Bund e.V.
Head manager: Uwe Harnos
Year of start: 1999
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The Oberliga Süd is the southern conference of the German Oberliga.
Depending on the participating teams, the Oberliga is put together according to
regional criteria. Therfore, the southern conference is not always an active
competition.

The top teams are promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga while the bottom teams
are relegated to regional lower leagues.

2024-2025: Heilbronner Falken
2023-2024: Blue Devils Weiden
2022-2023: Blue Devils Weiden
2021-2022: Blue Devils Weiden
2020-2021: Selber Wölfe
2019-2020: Memmingen Indians
2018-2019: EC Peiting
2017-2018: Deggendorfer SC
2016-2017: Tölzer Löwen
2015-2016: EV Regensburg
2014-2015: EHC Freiburg
2013-2014: Selber Wölfe
2012-2013: EC Peiting
2011-2012: EC Peiting
2010-2011: Tölzer Löwen
2008-2009: ESV Kaufbeuren Joker
2000-2001: EV Regensburg
1999-2000: EHC Straubing

The Oberliga Süd is the third Division of ice hockey in Germany (below the DEL
and the 2nd Bundesliga). The league is divided into several regional conferences,
usually.

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Fast factsseason 1974-1975

Youngest player: Bernd Setzer (22 years)
Oldest player: Harald Frohmader (31 years)
Shortest player: Wolfgang Rossmeisl (174 cm)
Tallest player: Richard Neubauer (179 cm)
Nationalities: Germany (4)

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