IGR Remscheid

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IGR Remscheid

Full name| Rollsportverein IGR Remscheid
League| Bundesliga
Founded| April 1962, 1; 63 years ago (1-04-1962)
Home ground| Sporthalle Hackenberg,
Remscheid, Germany
(Capacity 400)

The IGR Remscheid is a Roller Hockey team from Remscheid, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

## History

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Founded on 1 April 1962, IGR Remscheid won 5 German championships (1968, 69, 78, 92 and 94). In the preliminary round of the Rollhockey-Bundesliga 2015-16 IGR Remscheid finished on no. 7. For the first time in club history IGR Remscheid won the German cup in 2016.

## Trophies

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* 5 German Championship
* 1 German Cup

## References

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## External links

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* IGR Remscheid Official Website

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* Men's World Cup
* Women's World Cup
* Men's World Cup U-20
* Nations Cup
* World Games
* 1992 Olympics
* Golden Cup

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* World Club Championship
* Intercontinental Cup
* Women's Intercontinental Cup

Europe – WSE|

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* Men's Euro Cup
* Women's Euro Cup
* Men's Euro Cup U-23
* Men's Euro Cup U-19
* Women's Euro Cup U-20 (not being held)
* Men's Euro Cup U-17
* Women's Euro Cup U-17
* Latin Cup (defunct)

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Clubs|

* WSE Champions League
* WSE Women's Champions League
* WSE Cup
* WSE Continental Cup
* Eurockey Cup
* EVRICup
* CERH Cup Winners' Cup (defunct)

National championship|

* Austria
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* England
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* Israel
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* Men
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National cups|

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* Belgium
* England
* France
* Germany
* Italy
* Israel
* Netherlands
* Portugal
* Men
* Supercup
* Spain
* Men
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* Supercup
* Switzerland

Others|

* CERH (defunct)
* CERS (defunct)

Asia – CARS|

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* Asian Cup

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* India
* Japan
* Macau
* Pakistan
* Chinese Taipei

America – CPRS|

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* Pan American
* ODESUR Games
* American Cup (defunct)

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* South American Club Championship
* Women's South American Club Championship

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* Argentina
* Brazil
* Chile
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* Mexico
* Uruguay
* USA

Africa – FARS|

| Nations|

* African Cup

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Clubs|

* African Club Championship

National championship|

* Angola
* Egypt
* Mozambique
* South Africa

Oceania – OCRS|

| National championship|

* Australia
* New Zealand

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