1968–69 ice hockey Bundesliga season
The 1968/69 season of ice hockey league was the eleventh season of the highest German Hockey League. German champion was the EV Füssen, who finished the tournament with nine points and was able to successfully defend his title from last year. In the relegation of the former master Preussen Krefeld could not hold the class and was subsequently replaced by the Cologne EK.
- 2.1 Bundesliga West
- 2.2 Bundesliga South
- 3.1 West
- 3.2 South
- 5.1 Best Scorer
- 5.2 Best Scorer of the final
- 5.3 Best Defender
Requirements
Participant
West
- VfL Bad Nauheim
- Düsseldorf EC
- Eintracht Frankfurt
- Krefeld EV
- Mannheimer ERC
- Augsburger EV
- EC Bad Tolz
- EV Füssen
- EV Landshut
- FC Bayern Munich
- SC Riessersee
Mode
Before the season an increase of two national leagues was decided on six teams, which in the previous year athletic relegated clubs FC Bayern Munich and Eintracht Frankfurt could remain in the league.
Like last year, the league was first played in two seasons, the Bundesliga Bundesliga West and the South. The respective top three teams after a single round then played in a single-track double round of the German champions. The three last-place teams each played in a regional split relegation round against the three best teams in the league North or South for their place in the Bundesliga.
Preliminary round
Bundesliga West
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = Draws, L = Defeats, (N) = newbie Notes: = Meisterrunde, = Relegation Round West.
Bundesliga South
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = Draws, L = Defeats, (N) = newbie, (M) = titleholder Notes: = Meisterrunde, = Relegation Round South.
Relegation round
West
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = Draws, L = Defeats Notes: = next year Bundesliga, Oberliga = next year.
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = Draws, L = Defeats Notes: = next year Bundesliga, Oberliga = next year.
Master Round
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = Draws, L = Defeats, (N) = newbie, (M) = titleholder
Rankings
Best Scorer
Best scorer of the finals
Best defender
Squad of the German Master
Goalkeepers: Toni throat, Günther Knauss
Defender: Josef Völk, Rudolf Simon, Hans Jörg Nagel, Peter swimming pool, Rudolf Thann
Attacker: Gustav Hanig, Herbert Stowasser, Heinz way Bach, Georg Scholz, Reinhold Driendl, Klaus ego, Rudolf Groeger, Helmut Zanghellini, Horst Meindel, Bernd Kuhn, Karl -Heinz Egger, Frank Neupert, Werner Modes
Head Coach: Vladimir Bouzek