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| name1      = Berliner Schlittschuh-Club Preussen
| name1      = Berliner Schlittschuh-Club Preussen
| dates1    = 1983-1995
| dates1    = 1983–1995
| name2      = Preussen Devils
| name2      = Preussen Devils
| dates2    = 1995-1996
| dates2    = 1995–1996
| name3      = Berlin Capitals
| name3      = Berlin Capitals
| dates3    = 1996-2002
| dates3    = 1996–2002
| name4      = BC Preussen
| name4      = BC Preussen
| dates4    = 2002-2004
| dates4    = 2002–2003
| name5      = Berliner Schlittschuhclub Preussen
| name5     = Berlin Capitals
| dates5     = 2004-2005
| dates5    = 2003–2004
| name6     = Berliner Schlittschuh-Club Preussen
| dates6     = 2004–2005
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'''BSC Preussen''' was an ice hockey team in [[Berlin]], [[Germany]]. They played between the first and fourth level of German ice hockey from 1983-2005.
'''BSC Preussen''' was an ice hockey team in [[Berlin]], [[Germany]]. They played between the first and fourth level of German ice hockey from 1983-2005, reaching the playoff semifinals on seven occasions.


==History==
==History==
Preussen was founded in 1983.<ref>[http://hockeyarenas.net/index.php3?page=4002&tmID=71&strSearch=berlin+capitals Club profile] on hockeyarenas.net</ref> They started out playing in the [[2nd Bundesliga]], and won the league championship in 1988, and were thus promoted to the [[Eishockey-Bundesliga|1. Bundesliga]].<ref>[http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1987.htm Championnat d'Allemagne 1987-1988] on hockeyarchives</ref>
BSC Preussen was founded in 1983 in West Berlin by the ice hockey sections of [[Berliner Schlittschuhclub]] and [[BFC Preussen]]. The ice hockey section of Berliner SC had split from the main club in 1981 and folded just a year later. BFC Preussen had won promotion to the [[2nd Bundesliga]] in 1983. BSC Preussen thus started out playing in the 2nd Bundesliga in 1983–84, and won promotion to the [[Ice hockey Bundesliga|Bundesliga]] for the [[1987–88 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1987–88 season]].<ref>[http://www.passionhockey.com/hockeyarchives/Allemagne1987.htm Championnat d'Allemagne 1987-1988] on hockeyarchives</ref>


When the [[Deutsche Eishockey Liga]] replaced the Bundesliga in 1994, Preussen continued playing there until they were relegated in 2002. Due to financial difficulties, the club dropped all the way to the [[Regionalliga]], the fourth level of German ice hockey. The club's stay in the Regionalliga lasted just one season, as they won the league, and were promoted to the Oberliga.
When the [[Deutsche Eishockey Liga]] replaced the Bundesliga in [[1994–95 DEL season|1994]], BSC Preussen continued playing there. In [[1995–96 DEL season|1995–96]] they played as '''Preussen Devils''' before changing their name to '''Berlin Capitals''' for the [[1996–97 DEL season|following season]]. The club was relegated in [[2001–02 DEL season|2002]]. Due to financial difficulties, the club immediately dropped to the [[Regionalliga]], the fourth level of German ice hockey. After just one season, '''BC Preussen''' won promotion to the Oberliga where they played the [[2003-04 Oberliga season|2003–04]] season. Due to renewed financial problems, the club entered a cooperation with [[Berliner Schlittschuhclub]] in 2004 and played the [[2004-05 Oberliga season|2004–05 Oberliga season]] as '''BSC Preussen''', before folding due to bankruptcy.


After the 2004-05 season, Preussen folded.
A successor club was formed in 2004, the ''Eishockey-Club Charlottenburg Preussen Juniors Berlin'' ('''ECC Preussen Juniors Berlin'''), renamed to '''ECC Preussen Berlin''' in 2012. They won the Regionalliga multiple times, played several seasons in the Oberliga and folded after bankruptcy in 2020.
 
==Season-by-season==
{| class="wikitable" style="border: gray solid 1px; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 90%"
! Name !! Season !! League !! Tier !! Regular season !! colspan="2"| Postseason
|-
|rowspan="12" | BSC Preussen || 1983–84 || [[2nd Bundesliga|2. Bundesliga]] || 2 || 1st (North) || 1st (group phase) || 5th in relegation/promotion playoffs (not promoted)
|-
|1984–85 || 2. Bundesliga || 2 || 1st (North) || colspan="2"| 3rd in relegation/promotion playoffs (not promoted)
|-
|1985–86 || 2. Bundesliga || 2 || 1st (North) || colspan="2"| 4th in relegation/promotion playoffs (not promoted)
|-
|1986–87 || 2. Bundesliga || 2 || 1st (North) || colspan="2"| 1st in relegation/promotion playoffs (promoted)
|-
|[[1987–88 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1987–88]] || [[Ice hockey Bundesliga|Bundesliga]] || 1 || 9th || colspan="2"| 1st in relegation/promotion playoffs (not relegated)
|-
|[[1988–89 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1988–89]] || Bundesliga || 1 || 6th || colspan="2"| lost quarterfinal to [[Adler Mannheim|Mannheimer ERC]]
|-
|[[1989–90 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1989–90]] || Bundesliga || 1 || 4th || colspan="2"| lost quarterfinal to [[Schwenninger Wild Wings|Schwenninger ERC]]
|-
|[[1990–91 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1990–91]] || Bundesliga || 1 || 4th || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Kölner Haie|Kölner EC]]
|-
|[[1991–92 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1991–92]] || Bundesliga || 1 || 4th || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Starbulls Rosenheim|SB Rosenheim]]
|-
|[[1992–93 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1992–93]] || Bundesliga || 1 || 6th || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Düsseldorfer EG]]
|-
|[[1993–94 ice hockey Bundesliga season|1993–94]] || Bundesliga || 1 || 6th || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Düsseldorfer EG]]
|-
|[[1994–95 DEL season|1994–95]] || [[Deutsche Eishockey Liga|DEL]] || 1 || 1st || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Kölner Haie]]
|-
|Preussen Devils || [[1995–96 DEL season|1995–96]] || DEL || 1 || 2nd || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Düsseldorfer EG]]
|-
|rowspan="6" | Berlin Capitals || [[1996–97 DEL season|1996–97]] || DEL || 1 || 3rd || 3rd (Meisterrunde) || lost quartfinal to [[Eisbären Berlin]]
|-
|[[1997–98 DEL season|1997–98]] || DEL || 1 || 10th || 2nd (qualification round) || lost quartfinal to [[Augsburger Panther]]
|-
|[[1998–99 DEL season|1998–99]] || DEL || 1 || 13th || colspan="2"| missed play-offs
|-
|[[1999–2000 DEL season|1999–2000]] || DEL || 1 || 6th || colspan="2"| lost semifinal to [[Kölner Haie]]
|-
|[[2000–01 DEL season|2000–01]] || DEL || 1 || 8th || colspan="2"|  lost quartfinal to [[Adler Mannheim]]
|-
|[[2000–01 DEL season|2000–01]] || DEL || 1 || 15th || colspan="2"|  lost playdown to [[Schwenninger Wild Wings|Schwenninger ERC Wild Wings]] (relegated)
|-
|BC Preussen || 2002–03 || [[Regionalliga]] || 4 || 1st (East) || colspan="2"|  1st in the North/East final round (promoted)
|-
|Berlin Capitals || [[2003–04 Oberliga (ice hockey) season|2003–04]] || [[Oberliga (ice hockey)|Oberliga]] || 3 || 7th (North-East) || colspan="2"|  8th in the relegation playoffs (not relegated)
|-
|BSC Preussen || [[2004–05 Oberliga (ice hockey) season|2004–05]] || Oberliga || 3 || 2nd (North-East) || 1st (group phase) ||  lost quarterfinal to [[Hannover Indians|EC Hannover Indians]]
|}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Latest revision as of 15:55, 29 July 2024

BSC Preussen
BSC Preussen logo.png
City: Berlin, Germany
League: Oberliga
Founded: 1983
Franchise history
1983–1995: Berliner Schlittschuh-Club Preussen
1995–1996: Preussen Devils
1996–2002: Berlin Capitals
2002–2003: BC Preussen
2003–2004: Berlin Capitals
2004–2005: Berliner Schlittschuh-Club Preussen

BSC Preussen was an ice hockey team in Berlin, Germany. They played between the first and fourth level of German ice hockey from 1983-2005, reaching the playoff semifinals on seven occasions.

History

BSC Preussen was founded in 1983 in West Berlin by the ice hockey sections of Berliner Schlittschuhclub and BFC Preussen. The ice hockey section of Berliner SC had split from the main club in 1981 and folded just a year later. BFC Preussen had won promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1983. BSC Preussen thus started out playing in the 2nd Bundesliga in 1983–84, and won promotion to the Bundesliga for the 1987–88 season.[1]

When the Deutsche Eishockey Liga replaced the Bundesliga in 1994, BSC Preussen continued playing there. In 1995–96 they played as Preussen Devils before changing their name to Berlin Capitals for the following season. The club was relegated in 2002. Due to financial difficulties, the club immediately dropped to the Regionalliga, the fourth level of German ice hockey. After just one season, BC Preussen won promotion to the Oberliga where they played the 2003–04 season. Due to renewed financial problems, the club entered a cooperation with Berliner Schlittschuhclub in 2004 and played the 2004–05 Oberliga season as BSC Preussen, before folding due to bankruptcy.

A successor club was formed in 2004, the Eishockey-Club Charlottenburg Preussen Juniors Berlin (ECC Preussen Juniors Berlin), renamed to ECC Preussen Berlin in 2012. They won the Regionalliga multiple times, played several seasons in the Oberliga and folded after bankruptcy in 2020.

Season-by-season

Name Season League Tier Regular season Postseason
BSC Preussen 1983–84 2. Bundesliga 2 1st (North) 1st (group phase) 5th in relegation/promotion playoffs (not promoted)
1984–85 2. Bundesliga 2 1st (North) 3rd in relegation/promotion playoffs (not promoted)
1985–86 2. Bundesliga 2 1st (North) 4th in relegation/promotion playoffs (not promoted)
1986–87 2. Bundesliga 2 1st (North) 1st in relegation/promotion playoffs (promoted)
1987–88 Bundesliga 1 9th 1st in relegation/promotion playoffs (not relegated)
1988–89 Bundesliga 1 6th lost quarterfinal to Mannheimer ERC
1989–90 Bundesliga 1 4th lost quarterfinal to Schwenninger ERC
1990–91 Bundesliga 1 4th lost semifinal to Kölner EC
1991–92 Bundesliga 1 4th lost semifinal to SB Rosenheim
1992–93 Bundesliga 1 6th lost semifinal to Düsseldorfer EG
1993–94 Bundesliga 1 6th lost semifinal to Düsseldorfer EG
1994–95 DEL 1 1st lost semifinal to Kölner Haie
Preussen Devils 1995–96 DEL 1 2nd lost semifinal to Düsseldorfer EG
Berlin Capitals 1996–97 DEL 1 3rd 3rd (Meisterrunde) lost quartfinal to Eisbären Berlin
1997–98 DEL 1 10th 2nd (qualification round) lost quartfinal to Augsburger Panther
1998–99 DEL 1 13th missed play-offs
1999–2000 DEL 1 6th lost semifinal to Kölner Haie
2000–01 DEL 1 8th lost quartfinal to Adler Mannheim
2000–01 DEL 1 15th lost playdown to Schwenninger ERC Wild Wings (relegated)
BC Preussen 2002–03 Regionalliga 4 1st (East) 1st in the North/East final round (promoted)
Berlin Capitals 2003–04 Oberliga 3 7th (North-East) 8th in the relegation playoffs (not relegated)
BSC Preussen 2004–05 Oberliga 3 2nd (North-East) 1st (group phase) lost quarterfinal to EC Hannover Indians

Gallery

  • Preussen Devils.gif
  • Berlin Capitals.gif

References

  1. ↑ Championnat d'Allemagne 1987-1988 on hockeyarchives
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