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EC Red Bull Salzburg

Salzburg · since 1995 · Colours: Red, white and blue

7.League position
28Points from 17
9-0-1-7W · OTW · OTL · L
55:52Goals

The ice hockey club of Mozart's city: founded in 1995, linked with Red Bull since 2000 and in Austria's top league since 2004. Twelve-time Austrian champion, most recently four times in a row from 2022 to 2025. Games are played in the Eisarena in Salzburg's Volksgarten.

Salzburg in numbers Season 2026/27, rank within the league

Goals per game3.24Rank 5 of 14
Goals against per game3.06Rank 9 of 14
Shots per game33.4Rank 5 of 14
Shots against per game24.8Rank 2 of 14
Power play23.3 %Rank 4 of 14
Penalty kill71.2 %Rank 14 of 14
Faceoff percentage50.7 %Rank 5 of 14
Average attendance2,635Rank 8 of 14
Arena capacity used77.5 %Rank 3 of 14

Rank 1 is the best value in the league (the lowest for goals against and shots against). Figures from all regular-season games recorded so far.

Schedule & results

Full league schedule ↗

Roster Season 2026/27

26.1Average age (years)
184.0Average height (cm)
87.1Average weight (kg)
23 : 8Austrians : imports

Austrians · Imports

Imports by nationality: Canada 7, Sweden 1. Basis: 31 players on the roster list, data according to Eliteprospects.

70
Benjamin NissnerForward · Born 1997
1741317+620
12
Michael RafflForward · Born 1988
1331215+725
96
Mario HuberAForward · Born 1996
177613+731
22
Dennis RobertsonDefenceman · Born 1991
174913+410
3
Peter SchneiderAForward · Born 1991
1210212-16
24
Nicholas PoissonForward · Born 2001
174610+38
4
Nash NienhuisDefenceman · Born 1999
17369+610
62
Wyatt KalynukDefenceman · Born 1997
17268-26
77
Adam BrooksForward · Born 1996
17178+44
6
Jayden LeeDefenceman · Born 2001
17257-50
26
Peter HochkoflerForward · Born 1994
17336-18
Ty Rattie
6246+62
95
Lukas HörlDefenceman · Born 2003
17156+146
8
Mathias BöhmForward · Born 2003
17415-64
5
Thomas RafflCForward · Born 1986
6224-40
16
Luca AuerForward · Born 2004
17123-38
68
Adrian GessonForward · Born 2006
17022+12
9
Ali WukovitsForward · Born 1996
17022-38
44
Olivier GalipeauDefenceman · Born 1997
12022-412
92
Alexander RebernigDefenceman · Born 2005
12101-12
Lars Fredrik Claesson
2101+10
89
Florian BaltramForward · Born 1997
9011-14
29
Benedikt KrainerForward · Born 2006
700000
43
Fabian BaumannDefenceman · Born 2006
000000
93
Florian LanzingerForward · Born 2005
400000
49
Isak NorlinDefenceman · Born 2006
5000-10
81
Jakob SchnablDefenceman · Born 2007
300000
94
Luca KoglerForward · Born 2006
000000
7
Maximilian WurzerForward · Born 2004
700000
36
Nico KoschekForward · Born 2008
000000

Season 2026/27, regular season. A = assistant, C = captain.

Roster moves in summer 2026
  • Signing · 05.08.Nick Poisson (forward), previously Abbotsford Canucks
  • Departure · 22.07.Travis St. Denis (forward) moves to EC-KAC
  • Departure · 13.07.Troy Bourke (forward) moves to MoDo Hockey
  • Departure · 07.07.Tyler Lewington (defenceman) leaves the club
  • Departure · 04.07.Brandon Coe (forward) moves to HK 32 Liptovský Mikuláš
  • Signing · 03.07.Jayden Lee (defenceman), previously Kalamazoo Wings
  • Departure · 24.06.Maximilian Kirchebner (defenceman) moves to Graz99ers
  • Signing · 18.06.Olivier Galipeau (defenceman), previously HC Banská Bystrica

Selection according to Eliteprospects, completeness not guaranteed. As of 08/11/2026

Arena & fans

Eisarena Salzburg

Capacity
3,400 seats
Average attendance 2026/27
2,635 (rank 8 in the league)

Getting there & entry

  • The arena is in the Volksgarten recreation area, and public transport gets you to within about 200 metres (Volksgarten stop).
  • Day and season tickets are valid as a fare throughout the state of Salzburg from 6 hours before the start until the end of service, including to Freilassing station.
  • By car: marked parking areas in the Volksgarten (3 euro fee; the ticket is exchanged for an exit ticket at the ticket office on presentation of the day ticket). An alternative is the underground car park of the Barmherzige Brüder, about a 10-minute walk.
  • The Eisarena was built in 1960 and modernised in 2002 and 2016; there are two ice surfaces, and the second is covered.
Tickets from the club ↗

Fans

The club lists four official fan clubs, and there are offers for children and schools.

Fan clubs

The fan clubs are listed as they appear on the club's website (as of 8 Nov 2026), with membership numbers according to the club's website or announcements. More about the fan clubs and how to join is available from the club.

To the club's fan zone ↗

History & honours

Honours

  • Austrian champion (12 titles)2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
  • League winner (10 titles)2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2016, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
  • IIHF Continental Cup winner2009/10
  • Champions Hockey League semi-final2018/19

Club records

  • Most pointsThomas Raffl · 535 (616 games)
  • Most goalsThomas Raffl · 237
  • Most assistsJohn Hughes · 316
  • Most gamesThomas Raffl · 616
  • Most penalty minutesMatthias Trattnig · 1,012
  • Most points in a seasonSheldon Moser, Réjean Stringer · each 86 (2002/03, 2003/04)
  • Most goals in a seasonSheldon Moser · 46 (2002/03)

According to Eliteprospects, entire club history in the database.

Retired numbers

15Manuel LatusaForward, cult player and club legend
20Daniel WelserForward, 412 games for Salzburg
51Matthias TrattnigDefenceman, 600 games and record holder for penalty minutes

Rankings since 2007

16101407/0808/0909/1010/1111/1212/1313/1414/1515/1616/1717/1818/1919/2020/2121/2222/2323/2424/2525/2626/272007/08: place 3, Champion2008/09: place 3, Final2009/10: place 2, Champion2010/11: place 2, Champion2011/12: place 3, Quarter-final2012/13: place 8, Semi-final2013/14: place 3, Final2014/15: place 1, Champion2015/16: place 1, Champion2016/17: place 2, Semi-final2017/18: place 2, Final2018/19: place 4, Semi-final2019/20: place 1, Playoffs cancelled2020/21: place 5, Semi-final2021/22: place 1, Champion2022/23: place 2, Champion2023/24: place 3, Champion2024/25: place 2, Champion2025/26: place 3, Quarter-final2026/27: place 7, current season
League position in the regular season, 1 = top. Dashed: places 6 and 10 (cut-offs in the current format). Coral: champion or finalist, ring: current season.
All seasons as a table
SeasonPlacePlayoffs
2025/263Quarter-final
2024/252Champion
2023/243Champion
2022/232Champion
2021/221Champion
2020/215Semi-final
2019/201Playoffs cancelled
2018/194Semi-final
2017/182Final
2016/172Semi-final
2015/161Champion
2014/151Champion
2013/143Final
2012/138Semi-final
2011/123Quarter-final
2010/112Champion
2009/102Champion
2008/093Final
2007/083Champion

Milestones

  1. 1995Founded through the merger of the clubs EC Morzg and EC Tiefenbach. Shortly afterwards Kaindl becomes the first main sponsor.
  2. 2000Red Bull joins, and the club is from now on called EC The Red Bulls Salzburg.
  3. 2004Champion of the Nationalliga and promotion to the top division.
  4. 2007The first title in the top league: a 4:2 home win in the fifth final game against Villach. In the same year the club is renamed EC Red Bull Salzburg.
  5. 2010The most successful season of the early years: the championship, victory in the Continental Cup and the club's own invitational tournament, the treble.
  6. 2015A championship title with a run of seven wins at the start of the season; the title is defended a year later.
  7. 2019First semi-final of the Champions Hockey League, still the biggest international success.
  8. 2022The start of a streak: four championship titles in a row, until 2025.