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2008–09 Euro Hockey League

2008–09 Euro Hockey League

FieldValue
tournament2008–09 Euro Hockey League
imageEuro Hockey League Logo.png
countryFrance
country2Germany
country3Netherlands
dates24 October 2008 – 31 May 2009
venues4
cities4
teams24
associations12
championsNetherlands Bloemendaal
secondGermany UHC Hamburg
thirdNetherlands Rotterdam
count1
matches40
goals211
top_scorerARG Guillermo Schickendantz
top_scorer_goals11
best_playerNetherlands Teun de Nooijer
previous_year2007–08
previous_tournament2007–08 Euro Hockey League
next_year2009–10
next_tournament2009–10 Euro Hockey League

The 2008–09 Euro Hockey League was the second season of the Euro Hockey League, Europe's premier club field hockey tournament organised by the EHF.

The final was played between UHC Hamburg and Bloemendaal at the Hazelaarweg Stadion in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Bloemendaal beat UHC Hamburg, the defending champions, 5–4 to win their first Euro Hockey League title. Rotterdam took the bronze medal.

Association team allocation

Hamburg teams

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Poznań teams

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Terrassa teams

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Association ranking

RankChangeAssociationTeams123456789101112
NED Netherlands3
1ENG England
1GER Germany
42
1
1BEL Belgium
SCO Scotland
2RUS Russia1
IRE Ireland

Teams

ChampionsRunners-upThird placed
Netherlands BloemendaalFrance Saint GermainRussia Dinamo Kazan
Spain Real Club de PoloPoland Grunwald PoznańIreland Three Rock Rovers
England ReadingBelgium LeuvenUkraine Olimpia Kolos Sekvoia
Germany Club an der AlsterScotland KelburneItaly Bra
Netherlands AmsterdamFrance LilleNetherlands Rotterdam
Spain Atlètic TerrassaPoland Pocztowiec PoznańSpain Club Egara
England East GrinsteadBelgium Waterloo DucksEngland Cannock
Germany Düsseldorfer HCScotland Western WildcatsGermany UHC Hamburg

Round one

Pools A, B, C and D were played in Amstelveen, the Netherlands between 24 and 26 October 2008 and the other four pools were played in Lille, France. If a game was won, the winning team received 5 points. A draw resulted in both teams receiving 2 points. A loss gave the losing team 1 point unless the losing team lost by 3 or more goals, then they received 0 points.

Pool A

O. Hentschel Sonnenschein John Heron (SCO)

Amat Clapes Schickendantz Francesco Parisi (ITA)

Arbos Bart de Liefde (NED)

Pool B

Pauchet Nathan Stagno (GIB)

Simon Markert Kanwalpreet Marcelo Servetto (ESP)

H. Genestet Schröter John Heron (SCO)

Pool C

Buriatynskyi Strykowski Dutkiewicz Bart de Liefde (NED)

Taekema Verga Freixa Bakker Bomans Nathan Stagno (GIB)

Prins Buissant Derikx Taekema Andrew Kennedy (ENG)

Pool D

Taylor Andrew Pearce Kisialevich Warsi Marcelo Servetto (ESP)

Dwyer De Nooijer Brouwer Colin Hutchinson (IRL)

Van Mierlo Brouwer O. Meijer Nathan Stagno (GIB)

Pool E

Mantell Marc Knulle (FRA)

J. Hertzberger Taylor Will Drury (FRA)

Burrows Francisco Vazquez Lopez (ESP)

Pool F

T. De Saedeleer Muylaert Geoff Conn (IRL)

Hall Cresswell Garreta Knut Lohrisch (GER)

Male Hall

Pool G

Dabanch Casasayas Padrós Marcin Grochal (POL)

Borrell Wein A. Fàbregas Hamish Jamson (ENG)

Breitenstein Sunkel Will Drury (WAL)

Pool H

Will Drury (WAL)

Rob ten Cate (NED)

Quemada Pangrazio Roel van Eert (NED)

Knockout stage

The round of 16 and the quarter-finals were played in Hamburg, Germany between 10 and 13 April 2009 and the semi-finals, third place match and the final were played in Rotterdam, the Netherlands between 30 and 31 May 2009.

Bracket

|10 April – Hamburg|Germany Düsseldorfer HC|2|Germany UHC Hamburg|3 |10 April – Hamburg|Spain Club Egara|4|Germany Club an der Alster|2 |11 April – Hamburg|Belgium Leuven|2|Ireland Three Rock Rovers|1 |11 April – Hamburg|Spain Real Club de Polo|0|England Reading|1 |10 April – Hamburg|Netherlands Bloemendaal|3|England Cannock|1 |10 April – Hamburg|England East Grinstead|3|France Saint Germain|2 |11 April – Hamburg|Netherlands Amsterdam|4|Belgium Waterloo Ducks|2 |11 April – Hamburg|Netherlands Rotterdam|4|Poland Grunwald Poznań|2 |12 April – Hamburg|Germany UHC Hamburg|4|Spain Club Egara|3 |12 April – Hamburg|Belgium Leuven|2|England Reading|1 |13 April – Hamburg|Netherlands Bloemendaal|3|England East Grinstead|2 |13 April – Hamburg|Netherlands Amsterdam|2 (1)|Netherlands Rotterdam (p.s.)|2 (3) |30 May – Rotterdam|Germany UHC Hamburg|3|Belgium Leuven|2 |30 May – Rotterdam|Netherlands Bloemendaal|4|Netherlands Rotterdam|3 |31 May – Rotterdam|Germany UHC Hamburg|4|Netherlands Bloemendaal|5 |31 May – Rotterdam|Belgium Leuven|1|Netherlands Rotterdam|8

Round of 16

Schickendantz Laatzen Andrew Mair (SCO)

Häner Pauchet Juan Manuel Requena (ESP)

Brouwer De Nooijer Geoff Conn (IRL)

Otte Miltkau Hamish Jamson (ENG)

Christian Blasch (GER)

Abbas Gommers Dutkiewicz Juan Manuel Requena (ESP)

Pruyser Hamish Jamson (ENG)

Bourdeaud'Hui Marcelo Servetto (ESP)

Quarter-finals

Miltkau Breitenstein Tubau Andrew Mair (SCO)

N. Meijer De Prez Juan Manuel Requena (ESP)

Houssein Christian Blasch (GER)

Freixa Archibald Hamish Jamson (ENG) Verga Burrows Ahmad

Semi-finals

Miltkau C. Nevado Quemada Andrew Mair (SCO)

O. Meijer Dwyer Brouwer Knowles Henrik Ehlers (DEN)

Bronze medal match

Burrows Archibald Van Buul Taylor J. Hertzberger Juan Manuel Requena (ESP)

Final

Miltkau Breitenstein Dwyer De Nooijer O. Meijer Henrik Ehlers (DEN)

Statistics

Top goalscorers

RankPlayerTeamFGPCPSGoals
1ARG Guillermo SchickendantzESP Club Egara56011
2NED Ronald BrouwerNED Bloemendaal7108
3NED Taeke TaekemaNED Amsterdam0707
4ESP Santi FreixaNED Amsterdam6006
NZL Simon ChildNED Rotterdam600
GER Marco MiltkauGER UHC Hamburg510
ESP Pau QuemadaBEL Leuven150
8NZL Phil BurrowsNED Rotterdam3205
NED Olmer MeijerNED Bloemendaal050
GER Patrick BreitensteinGER UHC Hamburg050
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