EHL Wolves

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EHL Wolves
CityLausanne, Switzerland
LeagueLeague Lausannoise
Founded2005
Home arenaPontaise Arena
ColorsBlue, black, white,
     
General managerGilles Metroz, Flurin Willi (VP)
CaptainGilles Metroz

The EHL Wolves are a non-professional Ice Hockey team based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Ice hockey is quite a popular sport in Switzerland, which is equally reflected at the École hôtelière de Lausanne. The 'EHL Wolves' name of the club was coined in 2010, although the team existed as the 'Ice Hockey Committee' since 2005.

History[]

Since its inception in 2005, the EHL wolves have won numerous accolades. In 2010, they won the championship of "Ligue Lausannoise de hockey-sur-glace". A high level of training during the 2011-2012 season led to a season with no losses.

In 2005, the club was formed by Rodrigue Benoit, a chef at EHL and former European Hockey League player along with Mr. Chris Norton, former EHL Marketing Director and NHL player. In 2010, the EHL wolves defeated the University of Lausanne (UNIL) in the Junior Elite League in Switzerland to become Champions for the first time, that same year, the EHL's name and logo are decided upon. In 2012, the Wolves won the Junior Elite League a second time. In 2014, Arnaud Barbezat took over the team's captaincy. Still undergoing roster changes, the EHL Wolves dropped further in the rankings. In 2016, the capitancy passes to Tim Zaggner, and in 2017, it passed to Marco Rosso. On November 3, 2017, the EHL Wolves won the championship a third timea gainst the champions of last two editions of the League HC Monchoisi with a score of 6-3.

Team colors[]

The Wolves logo is a gray wolf (canis lupus), wild member of the Canidae family. It represents the noble and strong esprit de corps among each individual of the club. This is derived from the reputation of the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne, being renowned as one of the oldest and best hospitality management school in the world.[1]

Home uniform sweaters are predominantly blue in colour. Awayuniform sweaters are predominantly white.

Current roster[]

Player name Position Number Nationality
Joseph Thien An Nguyen G 1 Vietnam Switzerland
Ithier De Carbonnieres D 98 Canada
Arthur Monné D 18 France
Matthieu Jammers D 78 Switzerland
Michael Schoch D 51 Switzerland
Adrian Stahl D 71 Germany
David Anderson D 8 Switzerland
Arnaud Urfer D 94 Switzerland
Antanas Česnulis D 91 Lithuania
Jonas Barbezat LW 5 Switzerland
Milos Tomov LW 47 Switzerland
Nicolas Kiss LW 17 Switzerland
Benjamin Laporte LW 29 Switzerland
Charles-Henri Wassmer RW 89 Switzerland
Philippe Wassmer RW 19 Switzerland
Thomas Lenoir RW 2 Switzerland
Luca Baudino RW 10 Switzerland
Marco Rosso C 7 Switzerland France
Flurin Willi (A) C 16 Switzerland
Mathieu Maillard C 99 Switzerland
Gilles Metroz (C) C 12 Switzerland

Note: (C) = Captain, (A) = Assistant, G = Goalie, D = Defense, C = Centre, RW = Right Wing, LW = Left Wing

Seasons and records[]

Season Points Games Won Tied Lost Goals for Goals against Position Comments
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2009-2010 28 18 14 1 3 126 57 1st First time champion of the Ligue Lausannoise
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2010-2011 29 18 15 0 3 149 44 2nd Runner-up
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2011-2012 36 18 17 0 1 138 49 1st Champions
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2012-2013 8 18 3 2 13 78 124 8th -
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2013-2014 5 18 2 1 15 64 143 10th -
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2014-2015 4 18 1 2 15 53 192 10th -
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2015-2016 3 18 1 1 16 64 189 10th -
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2016-2017 4 18 2 0 16 76 211 10th -
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2017-2018 2 17 5 0 12 68 98 10th - Deduction of 8 points (disciplinary sanction)
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2018-2019 26 17 12 3 2 143 56 3rd -
Ligue Lausannoise Season 2019-2020 24 17 11 4 2 131 82 2nd -

Note: Each victory accounts for 2 points. Some points might have been lost for not complying with league regulations.

Past Captains/Presidents[]

The president of the Ice Hockey Committee at EHL is responsible for the organisation of trainings, official matters with the league and any and all contacts with the university. Since 2015, this role is assigned to two students at the time, in order for tasks to be performed more smoothly.

Name Years Nationality
Chris Norton 2005-2007 Canada
Rodrigue Benoît 2005-2007 Canada
Roch Serres 2007-2008 France
Michaël Schlegel 2009-2012 Canada Switzerland Sweden
Jonathan Gaehler 2012-2013 Switzerland
Gregoire Martin 2013-2014 France United States
Arnaud Barbezat 2014-2016 Switzerland
Tim Zangger 2015-2017 Switzerland
Lorenzo Pellegrini 2017-2018 Italy Germany
Marco Rosso 2017-2019 Switzerland France
Luca Baudino 2018-2019 Switzerland
Gilles Metroz 2019-2020 Switzerland
Jeremy Laporte 2020-2021 Switzerland

References[]

  1. ^ "Hospitality Schools Ranking : Press release" (PDF). Lrjj.cn. Retrieved 2015-02-27.

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