2009–10 Eredivisie (ice hockey) season

(Redirected from 2009–10 Eredivisie (ice hockey)) Sports season

2009–10 Eredivisie
League	Eredivisie
Sport	Ice hockey
Duration	November 13 – March 26
Number of teams	8
Regular season
Champions	Nijmegen Devils
Runners-up	HYS The Hague
Top scorer	Daryl Bat (Destil Trappers)
Playoffs
Finals
Champions	Nijmegen Devils
Runners-up	HYS The Hague
Eredivisie seasons
← 2008–09 2010–11 →

The 2009–10 Eredivisie was the 50th season of the Eredivisie, the highest level of ice hockey competition in the Netherlands. The season started on November 13 following the quarterfinals of the league cup. Eight teams participated and played four times against each other in two home and two away games for a total of 28 league matches. The top six teams advanced to the playoffs with the top two teams receiving a bye into the semifinals. The Nijmegen Devils were the champions of both the regular season and playoffs.

Regular season

Standings
Club	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	P
Nijmegen Devils	28	18	3	3	4	128	80	63
HYS The Hague	28	18	0	2	8	134	72	56
Destil Trappers	28	17	1	2	8	135	66	55
Geleen Eaters	28	13	6	1	8	100	77	52
Heerenveen Flyers	28	15	2	2	9	125	88	51
Eindhoven Kemphanen	28	13	2	1	12	144	90	44
Amstel Tijgers	28	3	0	2	23	56	166	9
Groningen Grizzlies	28	1	0	1	26	87	223	4

Playoffs

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Final






		Nijmegen Devils	3

		Geleen Eaters	2
Geleen Eaters	2

Heerenveen Flyers	0
				Nijmegen Devils	3

				Tilburg Trappers	0



		HYS The Hague	2

		Tilburg Trappers	3
Tilburg Trappers	2

Eindhoven Kemphanen	1

References

External links

Results at official website

v t e Eredivisie
Governing Body	Nederlandse IJshockey Bond
Current Teams	Dordrecht Lions Eindhoven Kemphanen Friesland Flyers Geleen Eaters HYC Herentals HYS The Hague Tilburg Trappers
Former Teams	Amstel Tijgers Amsterdam G's Groningen Grizzlies Leuven Chiefs Nijmegen Devils Nijmegen Tigers Rotterdam Panda's Utrecht Dragons White Caps Turnhout Zoetermeer Panthers
Related tournaments	Dutch Cup IIHF Continental Cup
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v t e Eredivisie seasons
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2009–10 in men's ice hockey

International

Leagues

International	Austrian Hockey League Kontinental Hockey League MOL Liga National Hockey League Slohokej League
Domestic	Australia '09 '10 Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Finland France Germany Italy Netherlands New Zealand '09 '10 Norway Poland Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom

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