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For us, responsibility is as much a part of the game as the hockey on the ice — in schools, in the community and for children who need help.

Starbulls players visiting a school
Starbulls players visiting a school

Starbulls go to school

With "Starbulls machen Schule" we bring ice hockey directly to children and teenagers in the region. As part of our social commitment, Starbulls players and coaches visit schools in Rosenheim and the surrounding area and give pupils a special insight into the sport of ice hockey and the everyday life of a professional athlete.

It is about much more than hockey: we want to convey values such as team spirit, togetherness, responsibility and exercise — and spark enthusiasm for sport at the same time. Q&A sessions with our pros, joint sports activities and first experiences with stick and ball make every school visit a special experience.

Would you like the Starbulls to visit your school? Send us a short application with some information about your school — maybe the Starbulls will be at your school soon!

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Starbulls and Team Bananenflanke Rosenheim

Starbulls & Team Bananenflanke Rosenheim

The Starbulls Rosenheim are proud of their cooperation with Team Bananenflanke Rosenheim e.V. — a project that gives children and teenagers with physical and mental disabilities the joy of football. As the sporting flagship of the region, we want to give this important project more visibility and set an example for inclusion together. Because for us, social responsibility is as much a part of it as the sport on the ice.

Teddy Bear Toss at the SPIE Arena

Teddy Bear Toss with Athletes for Ukraine

In recent years the Starbulls Rosenheim have hosted the Teddy Bear Toss at the SPIE Arena together with the association Athletes for Ukraine e.V. After the first Starbulls goal, fans throw the cuddly toys they brought along onto the ice — the youth players collect them and Athletes for Ukraine takes the teddies directly to Ukraine, where they are handed over to children in orphanages and hospitals. A simple gesture with a big impact.