Elite Camp Roster

[loewe80]

1. GK Berger Patrick 24.10.1997 √ EV Landshut
2. GK B̦hm Michael 29.01.1997 à EC Bad Țlz
3. GK Brenner Cody 24.10.1997 √ EV Regensburg
4. GK Ersel Jannis 29.07.1995 √ KEC Die Haie
5. GK Fießinger Daniel 20.11.1996 √ EV Füssen
6. GK Proske Florian 22.06.1996 √ JA Mannheim
7. GK Reich Kevin 26.10.1995 √ EHC Red Bull München
8. GK Sharipov Ilya 13.02.1995 EHC Red Bull München
9. GK Weitzmann Hannibal 25.09.1995 √ Starbulls Rosenheim
10. D Allgaier Leonhard 25.07.1997 à EC Bad Țlz
11. D Bender Tim 19.03.1995 √ EHC Red Bull München
12. D Gläßl Maximilian 13.03.1997 √ EC Red Bull Salzburg
13. D Granz Oliver 18.09.1997 √ EV Landshut
14. D Gr̦ger Markus 19.01.1997 à EV Landshut
15. D Halbauer Philipp 27.02.1997 √ JA Mannheim
16. D Kälble Lukas 13.10.1997 √ JA Mannheim
17. D Kurz Patrick 10.04.1996 √ Augsburger EV
18. D Mewes Maximilian 23.09.1997 √ ESV Kaufbeuren
19. D M̦ser Janick 26.09.1995 à JA Mannheim
20. D Müller Jonas 19.11.1995 √ Eisbären/FASS Berlin
21. D Neher Marvin 13.08.1997 JA Mannheim
22. D Noske Jonas 11.03.1995 √ DEG Eishockey
23. D Rogl John 03.05.1996 √ EV Landshut
24. D Saeftel Dorian 18.04.1995 √ JA Mannheim
25. D Schmitz Mike 02.08.1995 √ EV Duisburg
26. D Schmitz Tom 26.02.1997 √ Krefelder EV
27. D Schütz Korbinian 29.06.1995 √ EV Regensburg
28. D Schütz Simon 09.11.1997 √ EV Regensburg
29. D Schwarz Andreas 06.05.1995 à EC Bad Țlz
30. D Trinkberger David 25.08.1996 √ EV Landshut
31. D Wagner Fabio 17.09.1995 √ EV Landshut
32. D Walch Yannis 25.04.1995 √ JA Mannheim
33. D Wissmann Kai 22.10.1996 √ Eisbären Juniors Berlin
34. F Berezovskyy Ulib-Gleb 12.12.1996 √ EC Red Bull Salzburg
35. F Bernhardt Tim 19.08.1997 √ JA Mannheim
36. F Daubner Maximilian 20.09.1997 √ EV Landshut
37. F Draisaitl Leon 27.10.1995 √ Prince Albert Raiders/WHL
38. F Drews Yannick 30.07.1997 √ JA Mannheim
39. F Dumont Lucas 08.06.1997 √ SC Bietigheim-Bissingen
40. F Eder Andreas 20.03.1996 à EC Bad Țlz
41. F Eder Tobias 04.03.1998 à EC Bad Țlz
42. F Edfelder Manuel 20.01.1996 √ Starbulls Rosenheim
43. F Eisenschmid Markus 22.01.1995 √ Medicine Hat Tigers/WHL
44. F Filin Vladislav 20.03.1995 √ EHC Red Bull München
45. F Glemser Mike 25.10.1997 √ KEC Die Haie
46. F Gollenbeck Erik 31.05.1995 √ RC Red Bull Salzburg
47. F Grafenthin Dominik 27.06.1995 √ Eisbären Juniors Berlin
48. F Kahun Dominik 20.07.1995 √ EHC Red Bull München
49.
F
Kammerer
Maximilian
28.09.1996
√
EC Bad Tölz
50.
F
Kircher
Tobias
05.04.1996
√
JA Mannheim
51.
F
Kirchhofer
Tobias
24.12.1997
√
EC Bad Tölz
52.
F
Kopp
Valentin
19.08.1997
√
JA Mannheim
53.
F
Körner
Christoph
09.07.1997
√
EC Red Bull Salzburg
54.
F
Lascheit
Dominik
10.01.1995
√
EV Duisburg
55.
F
Laux
Kai
28.04.1997
√
ERC Schwenningen
56.
F
Loibl
Stefan
24.06.1996
√
Straubing Tigers
57.
F
Mayenschein
Jakob
01.04.1997
√
EV Landshut
58.
F
Michaelis
Marc
31.07.1995
√
JA Mannheim
59.
F
Napravnik
Julian
06.05.1997
√
JA Mannheim
60.
F
Orendorz
Kevin
24.02.1995
√
KEV Pinguine
61.
F
Pfohl
Fabio
18.10.1995
√
EV Duisburg /KEC Die Haie
62.
F
Reiter
Josef
15.10.1997
√
EC Bad Tölz
63.
F
Retzer
Max
08.04.1997
√
EV Landshut
64.
F
Schmidpeter
Marc
03.03.1995
√
EV Landshut
65.
F
Sedlar
Marco
30.08.1995
√
EHC Red Bull München
66.
F
Shevyrin
Dennis
29.03.1995
KEV Pinguine
67.
F
Spitzner
Lois
13.06.1997
√
Eisbären Juniors Berlin
68.
F
Stöber
Marius
26.08.1995
EV Regensburg
69.
F
Sturm
Nico
03.05.1995
√
ESV Kaufbeuren
70.
F
Tiffels
Frederic
20.05.1995
√
Fargo Force/USHL
71.
F
Tuomie
Parker
31.10.1995
√
Wenatchee Wild/NHAL
72.
F
Vollmayer
Maximilian
29.10.1995
√
EHC Klostersee
73.
F
Wiederer
Manuel
21.11.1996
√
Deggenodorfer SC

Only Kaisler from DEG missing on my opinion.

Some transfers are not included, Glässl looks like joining RedBulls

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[BladesofSTEELwFIRE]

What is elite camp?

 

[Siamese Dream]

What is elite camp?

A camp that is elite.

 

[zecke26]

What is elite camp?

a silly name the german federation gave a normal camp where all potential U18, U19 and U20 national team players come together.

 

[BladesofSTEELwFIRE]

a silly name the german federation gave a normal camp where all potential U18, U19 and U20 national team players come together.

Cool. It would be nice to see Germany break through and make the semis at the World Championships. I hear hockey is only getting better in Germany.

 

[Ryker]

Cool. It would be nice to see Germany break through and make the semis at the World Championships. I hear hockey is only getting better in Germany.

 

[zecke26]

I hear hockey is only getting better in Germany.

not really. i think it's the opposite.

 

[Urbanskog]

not really. i think it's the opposite.

DEL attendance is growing every season, more kids start playing hockey and Draisatl just became the highest drafted German-born and trained player in the NHL history and yet you say that?

 

[Maverick41]

DEL attendance is growing every season, more kids start playing hockey and Draisatl just became the highest drafted German-born and trained player in the NHL history and yet you say that?

19 July could be an interesting date for German hockey. There is a chance that the German Hockey Federation elects a new president. That might help somewhat.

But while I don't agree completely with Zecke that it's getting worse, I don't see that much improvement.
I am pretty sure that the popularity of hockey won't increase much beyond what it is right now. Maybe the attendance figures go up a little more, but that won't change the fact that hockey will remain a niche sport.

The player development ist still suspect beacuse there is not enough money to pay for decent coaches. Missing out on the Olympics didn't help either.

Nevertheless come 2017 there will be a packed arena in Cologne with a combination of hockey fans and event fans, who know little about hockey, but love to party at sports events of any kind. And again people will believe that hockey is much more popular in Germany than it really is.

 

[BladesofSTEELwFIRE]

Cool, Paris and Cologne host the Worlds in 2017. Hopefully some German city gets it every 5 years or so. I bet the attendance in Cologne is better than Paris and Germany beats France if they meet!

 

[zecke26]

DEL attendance is growing every season, more kids start playing hockey and Draisatl just became the highest drafted German-born and trained player in the NHL history and yet you say that?

DEL attendance is misleading. it's higher because of a few arenas, but most hockey cities/towns struggle and are in a decline. it's a process since the golden 90s where even 3rd tier hockey had impressive attendance.

are really more kids starting to play hockey in germany? i have to think they are way less. all i see in youth hockey is teams folding due to the lack of players. i don't know any youth hockey club where they don't have problems dressing enough kids to start teams.

draisaitl is generational talent for germany. but did you see any other germans in draft? or last year? there's no depth anymore.
half the german U20 tried their luck in NA last season. most were not able to impress in USHL or NAHL. not a good sign IMO.

german hockey is on a decline since the late 90s for several reason. but IMO the biggest reason is the idiocy of most officials. every summer someone is fighting over media with others. DEL vs 2nd-tier, 2nd-tier vs 3rd-tier, federation vs DEL, federation vs 2nd-tier, federation vs everyone. i don't even remember all the fights in media the last decade. it's shameful.
until german hockey will have unity on all levels and concept for all tiers and youth hockey, it will struggle.

oh and the amount of rinks in germany is also not rising. many rinks have trouble surviving and/or don't want hockey teams anymore since all hockey teams since the 90s face bankruptcy countless times and stupid management.

if you want to believe german hockey is on the rise, go ahead. but don't be sad if reality will hit you hard on this.

 

[Sanderson]

Germany is a whole lot better than is was in the late 90s, so I don't really so your point. The average DEL-player is a much better skater with more skill than back in the 90s. Not to mention that we have far more NHL-player or players who could make the NHL than we had back then.

The drop off happened much earlier and it was mostly the remnants of older generations that kept German hockey somewhat relevant through the 90s. Since then things have improved again, sometimes by quite a bit, sometimes by just minor improvements.

The problem isn't that Germany has gotten worse, it hasn't, the problem is that other nations have grown to a level where they are similar to Germany. Now a huge jump would be necessary to really seperate itself from similar nations, but such a jump isn't really possible. As such, Germany will bounce around just like all the other nations on said level, sometimes having surprising success, sometimes being at the lower end of expectations.

 

[Urbanskog]

Germany is a whole lot better than is was in the late 90s, so I don't really so your point. The average DEL-player is a much better skater with more skill than back in the 90s. Not to mention that we have far more NHL-player or players who could make the NHL than we had back then.

The drop off happened much earlier and it was mostly the remnants of older generations that kept German hockey somewhat relevant through the 90s. Since then things have improved again, sometimes by quite a bit, sometimes by just minor improvements.

The problem isn't that Germany has gotten worse, it hasn't, the problem is that other nations have grown to a level where they are similar to Germany. Now a huge jump would be necessary to really seperate itself from similar nations, but such a jump isn't really possible. As such, Germany will bounce around just like all the other nations on said level, sometimes having surprising success, sometimes being at the lower end of expectations.

Completely agree. Also, Germany had 13 NHL draftees in the 80s, 19 in 90s and 30 in 00s.