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Bavarian Clubs in The German League System

For the 2010-11 season, the following clubs from Bavaria played in the top three German leagues:

In the DEL:

  • Thomas Sabo (Nürnberg) Ice Tigers
  • Augsburger Panther
  • Straubing Tigers
  • Ingolstadt Panther
  • EHC München

In the 2nd Bundesliga:

  • Landshut Cannibals
  • Starbulls Rosenheim|Starbulls Rosenheim e.V

In the Oberliga:

  • EV Landsberg
  • ESV Kaufbeuren
  • Tölzer Löwen
  • EHC Klostersee
  • EC Peiting
  • EV Füssen
  • TEV Miesbach
  • EHF Passau
  • Deggendorfer SC
  • EV Regensburg
  • SC Riessersee

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