Young Gun Tropmann Switches Defensive Front for ERC Ingolstadt
Ingolstadt's ERC secures defensive prospect from Cologne's youth setup - Defense Specialist Transfers from Cologne to ERC Ingolstadt
Hey there! Listen up if you're a fan of the icy thrills of German ice hockey!
Edwin Tropmann, a 19-year-old defensive powerhouse, has just swapped sides, securing a spot with ERC Ingolstadt from his former team, the Cologne Sharks of the Deutsche Ice Hockey League (DEL).
Tropmann donned the jersey seven times in the big leagues last season and racked up 37 appearances for the Cologne cooperative partner EC Bad Nauheim in the DEL2. His skills have earned him slots in every youth national team, and he's competed in a whopping three World Championships. In fact, he served as team captain for the U20 squad during the World Championships in Canada over New Year's.
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Now, here's a little tidbit for those who dig the details! Tropmann's a versatile player with a roots-deep in German ice hockey. Before committing to ERC Ingolstadt, he'd been an integral part of the Kölner Haie (Cologne Sharks) roster for who-knows-how-long (we don't have the scoop on his exact tenure there).
So, there you have it! Keep an eye on Tropmann as he takes the ice for ERC Ingolstadt! Don't forget to check out DEL databases or sports analytics platforms for more on his stats and performances in the game.
- Edwin Tropmann, the versatile German ice hockey player, previously with Kölner Haie (Cologne Sharks) of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL), has joined ERC Ingolstadt.
- Born and bred in the world of German ice hockey, Tropmann secured a spot with ERC Ingolstadt, known for their prowess in the DEL.
- As captain of the U20 German national team, Tropmann's skills were evident in the World Championships held in Canada over New Year's, showcasing his talent in ice hockey.
- Cheer for Tropmann as he dons the ERC Ingolstadt jersey and takes to the ice, ready to make his mark on the league.
