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Declaration of war from Ingolstadt: Strong performance despite the home game disappointment!
Ingolstadt is changing its strategy in the 2025/26 ice hockey season after a home game against Mannheim with impressive performances and top players.
Declaration of war from Ingolstadt: Strong performance despite the home game disappointment!
The 2025/26 ice hockey season has already offered some exciting twists and turns for ERC Ingolstadt. Today, October 25, 2025, we take a closer look at the team's performance and their results so far.
The first comparison of the season with the Adler from Mannheim took place on October 2nd and ended with a narrow 2-1 win for Mannheim. Now Ingolstadt faces their first home game against this rival. After a mixed week in which Ingolstadt lost a hot duel against the Augsburger Panthers 2:4 on Thursday evening, the Schanzer have to present themselves strongly to convince their fans in the SATURN Arena.
Performance of the Ingolstadt team so far
However, the Ingolstadt team was already able to set positive trends in October. With wins against Nuremberg (7:4), Schwenningen (4:2), Frankfurt (5:3) and Straubing (6:5 after extra time), the team managed to collect 14 out of 20 points in the home arena. However, Ingolstadt is particularly hard on the power play, with a rate of just 14.29%, which is the third-worst value in the league.
In the Champions Hockey League (CHL), they put themselves in a good starting position with a win over Lausanne HC. Alex Breton scored two goals and secured the 3-1 away win against Lausanne with a strong performance that saw him lead in ice time and shots on goal. Devin Williams, the ERC goalie, kept the goal clean for 57 minutes and is with one Goals conceded average of 3.01 in 9 of 13 games is anything but weak support.
Statistical highlights and team dynamics
The statistics from the season so far show that Ingolstadt is one of the strongest teams offensively. So far they have scored 45 goals and have a lively offense thanks to players like Riley Barber, who is the top scorer with 11 goals and 7 assists. The defensive block around Alex Breton and Leon Hüttl does its job well, which is also reflected in the team's fair style of play - they are one of the fairest teams in the league.
A particular bright spot is Ingolstadt's penalty killing, which impresses with an excellent success rate of 89.19%. They haven't conceded a goal when they're outnumbered in five games, which speaks for their defensive efforts.
So Ingolstadt have a lot of positive things to say as they prepare for their upcoming home game against Mannheim. With a cohesive team and the players' strong form, this could be the turning point in giving fans a basketball show at the SATURN Arena.
Further information about the season and statistics can be found in the reports from Adler Mannheim as well as the match reports Champions Hockey League. Also on Wikipedia There are comprehensive details about the current ice hockey statistics for the season.