Hannover Scorpions say goodbye to eleven key players

Hannover Scorpions say goodbye to eleven key players

A change is in front of the ice hockey world: The Hanover Scorpions officially confirmed the farewell to eleven players on Sunday evening. This decision is made as part of the squad planning for the next season and could have far -reaching consequences for the club. According to Ice Hockey News are some of the often proven forces on the farewell list, including strikers such as Patrick Klöpper and Brett Cameron. The latter achieved remarkable 75 scorer points in 51 games last season.

The departures include the goalkeeper Kevin Reich, who is moving to Crimmitschau in the DEL2, as well as defenders such as Lukas Bender and Markus Eberhardt, who have found their new goals in Lindau and Erding. Aaron Reinig and Dylan Wruck are also part of the departures. But there are also bright spots: Christoph Kabitzky stays with the Scorpions and extends his contract until at least 2026.

new wind for the Scorpions

The Scorpions expressly thank the outgoing players for their loyalty and their contribution in many crucial matches. In the playoffs in particular, some of these players have made a significant contribution to the success of the team, as the ice hockey.net . But the time of the new beginning has now come and the focus is on the new, ambitious talents that are supposed to refresh the squad.

for young hockey and integration of young talents could be an advantage. After all, the leagues in Germany offer a promising stage for the talented players with the DEL, DEL2, OLS and OLN. Ice hockey has a broad basis in Germany with around 3,600 active players, of whom around 1,300 professionals are. The constant promotion of young players could also be a decisive point for the Scorpions in the coming season, such as Eishockey Online

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