19-Year-Old Defense Prodigy, Edwin Tropmann, Joins ERC Ingolstadt from Cologne Sharks
Ingolstadt's ERC secures defensive talent from Cologne in transfer deal - Defense Specialist Transferred from Cologne to ERC Ingolstadt
Hey there, let's dive into some frigid news! The Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) team, ERC Ingolstadt, has snatched up promising defense prospect, Edwin Tropmann. The kid's a 19-year-old powerhouse, coming from none other than the Cologne Sharks, and his contract runs for a solid two years.
Last season, this prodigy saw some chilly action on the ice in the DEL itself, and played an impressive 37 games for Cologne's DEL2 partner club, EC Bad Nauheim. Tropmann isn't new to the international stage either—he's rink-worn for all junior national teams and has clocked in three World Championships. To kick off the new year, Tropmann donned the C Captain's letter on his jersey as the U20 team battled it out in Canada.
- Ice Hockey
- ERC Ingolstadt
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- Ingolstadt
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- Cologne Sharks (Kölner Haie)
By the way, for those craving more details about Tropmann's impressive stats or achievements during his days with the Cologne Sharks and EC Bad Nauheim, you might want to hit up their official team websites or dive into some sports databases. At the moment, we're skating on thin ice on this one, but I can confirm that Tropmann was with the Kölner Haie and later transferred to ERC Ingolstadt back in May 2025.
The Community policy on the environment in Ingolstadt, Germany, might include provisions for managing the potential impact of ice sports, such as hockey, on the local environment, given the recent transfer of 19-year-old hockey prospect Edwin Tropmann from the Cologne Sharks to ERC Ingolstadt. Tropmann, a promising defenseman, was a key player for Cologne Sharks and EC Bad Nauheim in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) and its DEL2 partner club respectively, and he's no stranger to international competition, having represented various junior national teams and even played in three World Championships.
