German Women's Regional Leagues

This page is a list of champions for various women's regional leagues in Germany.

Champions[]

Lower Saxony[]

1992-93 ES Weiswasser (Group A), REV Wilhelmshaven (Group B), Eishasen Berlin (classification round)
1991-92 ES Weiswasser

Northern Intermediate[]

2000-01 EHC Solingen
1999-00 ES Weiswasser

North[]

2022-23 ETC Crimmitschau
2021-22 FASS Berlin
2019-20 Hannover Indians 1b
2018-19 Hannover Indians 1b
2017-18 ETC Crimmitschau
2016-17 Adendorfer EC
2015-16 Adendorfer EC
2014-15 ETC Crimmitschau
2013-14 Adendorfer EC
2012-13 ETC Crimmitschau
2011-12 SC Langenhagen
2010-11 Hamburg SV 1b
2009-10 Hamburg SV
2007-08 Adendorfer EC

Nordrhein Westfalen[]

NRW Liga[]

2022-23 ERV Dinslaken 1b
2021-22 Kolner EC 1c (Group A), TuS Wiehl (Group B)
2019-20 Kolner EC 1b
2018-19 EC Ratingen
2017-18 Cologne 1b
2016-17 Cologne 1b
2015-16 Dusseldorfer EG
2014-15 ESC Essen
2013-14 DEC Dusseldorf
2012-13 Grefrather EG
1987-88 EHC Dusseldorf
1986-87 EHC Dusseldorf
1985-86 EHC Dusseldorf
1984-85 EHC Dusseldorf
1983-84 EHC Dusseldorf

NRW Verbandsliga[]

2011-12 EV Duisburg
2010-11 Koingsborner JEC
2009-10 Herner EV 07
2007-08 EC Bergkamen 1b

NRW Landesliga[]

2012-13 Duisburg 1b
2011-12 Grefrather EG
2010-11 RSC Darmstadt
2009-10 EC Bergisch-Land
2008-09 Koningsborner JEC
2007-08 Ratingen 97
2006-07 EC Bergkamen 1b
2005-06 EC Bergisch-Land
2004-05 ESC Essen
2003-04 EF Netphen
2002-03 Herner EG
2001-02 SV Brackwede
2000-01 SV Brackwede (Group 1), ESG Herne (Group 2), SC Mittelrhein (League Cup)
1999-00 EHC Solingen (Group 1), GSC Moers (Group 2), Cologne (League Cup)
1997-98 EHC Solingen
1996-97 EHC Solingen
1995-96 Herner EV
1994-95 Hennefer EC (Group 1), GSC Moers (Group 2)
1993-94 Grefrather EV
1992-93 EHC Dusseldorf
1991-92 Herner EV
1990-91 EC Neuss
1989-90 EC Hennef
1988-89 EC Grefrath (Group A), GSC Moers (Group B)
1987-88 SC Solingen (Group A), GSC Moers (Group B)
1986-87 EF Netphen

NRW Bezirksliga[]

2022-23 ESV Bergkamen 1b
2019-20 TuS Wiehl
2018-19 ERV Dinslaken
2017-18 EC Ratingen
2016-17 Eisflitzer Netphen
2015-16 TSVE Bielefeld
2014-15 EF Netphen
2013-14 EF Netphen
1991-92 EF Netphen
1990-91 EF Netphen
1989-90 EC Neuss
1988-89 SV Brackwede

Northeast[]

2008-09 ETC Crimmitschau
2006-07 ES Weiswasser
2005-06 ES Weiswasser
2004-05 EHC Osterode
2003-04 EC Timmendorf
2002-03 Hamburg SV
2001-02 EC Timmendorfer Strand (won both League Championship and League Cup)
2000-01 DEC Eishasen Berlin (1. League), Eintracht Braunschweig (2. League), DEC Eishasen Berlin (League Cup)
1999-00 ETC Crimmitschau (1. League), SG Hamburg (2. League), DEC Berlin (League Cup)
1997-98 WSV Braunlage (1. League), ETC Crimmitschau (2. League), WSV Braunlage (League Cup)
1996-97 EC Hannover (1. League), REV Bremerhaven (2. League)
1995-96 Eintracht Braunschweig (1. League), WSV Braunlage (2. League)
1994-95 REV Wilhelmshaven (1. League), EC Hannover (2. League)
1993-94 DEC Eishasen Berlin (1. League), FTV Hamburg (2. League)

Nordliga (Berlin/Hamburg/Hesse)[]

1986-87 EC Darmstadt

Hesse[]

Landesliga

2007-08 Ice Cats Kassel
2000-01 Viernheimer ESC
1999-00 Viernheimer ESC
1997-98 Frankfurt ESC
1996-97 VERC Lauterbach
1995-96 Vierneimer ESC
1994-95 VERC Lauterbach
1993-94 VERC Lauterbach
1992-93 TSG 1846 Darmstadt
1990-91 Eintracht Braunschweig
1984-85 ERC Rodermark

Baden Wurtemberg[]

Landesliga

2019-20 SC Bietigheim-Bissingen
2018-19 SC Bietigheim-Bissingen
2017-18 ESG Esslingen
2016-17 ESG Esslingen
2015-16 ESG Esslingen
2014-15 ESG Esslingen
2013-14 EKU Mannheim
2012-13 EKU Mannheim
2011-12 EKU Mannheim
2010-11 ESG Esslingen
2009-10 ESG Esslingen
2008-09 ESG Esslingen
2007-08 ESV Hugelsheim
2006-07 Schwenninger ERC
2005-06 EKU Mannheim 1B
2004-05 EKU Mannheim 1B
2003-04 EKU Mannheim 1B
2002-03 Viernheimer ERC
2001-02 Viernheimer ESC
2000-01 ESV Hugelsheim
1999-00 Schwenningen and Hugelsheim qualified for the promotion round
1997-98 Stuttgart EC (League), ESG Esslingen 2 (Cup)
1996-97 Viernheim ESC
1995-96 Viernheim ESC
1992-93 Schwenningner ERC (won both combined Hesse-Baden Wurtemberg League and Baden-Wurtemberg part)
1991-92 EC Stuttgart
1990-91 Mannheimer ERC
1989-90 Mannheimer ERC
1988-89 ESG Esslingen
1987-88 Mannheimer ERC
1986-87 ESG Esslingen
1985-86 ESG Esslingen

Bavaria[]

Landesliga

2022-23 EC Bad Tolz
2021-22 EKU Mannheim 1b (Group 1), ERC Sonthofen (Group 2)
2019-20 EV Konigsbrunn
2018-19 EV Konigsbrunn
2017-18 ESC Geretsried
2016-17 ESC Geretsried
2015-16 ESC Geretsried
2014-15 ESV Kaufbeuren
2013-14 ESV Kaufbeuren
2012-13 ERC Sonthofen 99
2011-12 ERC Ingolstadt
2010-11 ESC Hochstadt
2009-10 ERC Sonthofen 99
2008-09 ESV Kaufbeuren
2007-08 ESV Kaufbeuren
2006-07 ERC Sonthofen 99
2005-06 EV Regensburg
2004-05 ERSC Ottobrunn
2003-04 ESV Kaufbeuren
2002-03 SC Riessersee
2001-02 ERC Sonthofen
2000-01 ERSC Ottobrun
1999-00 DEC Konigsbrunn
1997-98 EHC Memmingen
1996-97 Augsburg EV
1995-96 EHC Memmingen
1994-95 Augsburg EV
1993-94 SG Planegg/Ottobrunn
1992-93 EV Landsberg
1991-92 EV Landshut
1990-91 DEC Konigsbrunn
1989-90 SC Riessersee
1988-89 TuS Geretsried, SC Riessersee (BEV Cup D1), EV Landshut (BEV Cup D2)
1987-88 EV Fussen
1986-87 EV Fussen
1985-86 EV Fussen

Other competitions[]

South German Cup

1992-93: DEC Konigsbrunn

North German Cup

1993-94: FTV Hamburg
1994-95: Eintracht Braunschweig
1995-96: REV Bremerhaven (Group 1), EC Hannover (Group 2)
1996-97: DEC Berlin

Bavarian Cup

1994-95: ESV Kaufbeuren
1995-96: ESV Kaufbeuren

Darmstadt Easter Tournament

1997: Herner EV

Berlin Tournament

1997 (September): Hannover

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