Steffen Tölzer: Ice hockey star takes on a double function in Lindau!

Steffen Tölzer has signed a two -year contract with the EV Lindau Islanders and will work both as a player and as a head of marketing and communication. This was announced in a report by Schwäbische.de . The experienced ice hockey player has an impressive career in which he played 770 games in the German ice hockey league (DEL), 10 in the DEL2 and 251 in the Oberliga Süd. Previously, Tölzer played for the Augsburg Panther, where he was active for a total of twelve years and proved himself as captain and assistant captain in many games.

The 37-year-old Tölzer played for the Starbulls Rosenheim in the current season and achieved 32 scorer points there. With its commitment, the association hopes to increase its awareness and expand the fan base, as mentioned on the website of the EV Lindau Islanders ( evlindau.com ). In his new role, Tölzer will also take on a role model for the younger players in the team and actively contribute his experience.

goals and challenges with the EV Lindau Islanders

Tölzer will also act as the captain of the team and strives to move into the play-offs. EV Lindau Islanders currently has 15 games in front of it and is six points behind the direct qualification. Tölzer is dissatisfied with a current point yield of 43 points and recognizes the difficulties in the power play, where the team is outnumbered and last outnumbered. He emphasizes the importance of improving the special teams, since the lack of success affects the self -confidence of the players in this regard.

Back to Tölzer's achievements: This season he has scored five goals and 17 templates so far. At the upcoming games there are a home game against the Höchstadt EC and a derby against the ECDC Memmingen. Despite the challenges, Tölzer has no plans for his end of his career and focuses on the current season.

There are also positive developments in the audience, since the number of viewers rose from 646 to 769. Tölzer also brought infrastructural improvements, such as the conversion of the BPM-Arena, to further increase the attractiveness of the association.