VfB Königsberg

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VfB Königsberg was a sports club in Königsberg, Germany (present day Kaliningrad, Russia). The club was founded in 1900.

In 1927, the ice hockey section of VfB Königsberg qualified for the German Championship, but did not participate in it. The following year, the East Prussian Championship final against VdS Tilsit was not decided due to protests, thus preventing Koingsberg from participating in the national championship.

They did participate in the German Championship in 1930 and 1931, finishing third in Group A in 1930 and losing to Berliner Schlittschuhclub in the final to claim second place the following year.

Images

  • The club's logo.

    The club's logo.

  • VfB in 1931. L-R: Obmann Kluge, G. Tellitzki, H. Tellitzki, A. Steinorth, Wisnewski, Rohde, Sziburies, G. Steinorth, Hasford.

    VfB in 1931. L-R: Obmann Kluge, G. Tellitzki, H. Tellitzki, A. Steinorth, Wisnewski, Rohde, Sziburies, G. Steinorth, Hasford.

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