EHC Bregenzerwald

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EHC Bregenzerwald
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City Bregenz Forest, Austria
League Alps Hockey League
Founded1985;39 years ago (1985)
Home arena Messestadion
ColoursGreen, black
  
Website Official website

Eishockey Club Bregenzerwald, commonly referred to as EHC Bregenzerwald or simply Bregenzerwald, is a professional ice hockey team in Bregenzerwald, Austria. The club was founded in 1985.

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