Dennis Endras Named German Ice Hockey National Goalie Coach

The former national team goalkeeper will take on the role while continuing as goalie coach for the Augsburger Panther.

Dennis Endras, a decorated former German national hockey goalkeeper, has been appointed as the national goalie coach by the German Ice Hockey Federation (DEB).
Endras, 39, will oversee the development and training of goalkeepers in Germany, focusing on modernizing methods to meet international standards.
He will continue his current role as goalie coach for the Augsburger Panther, with both positions expected to complement each other.
Endras is a two-time German champion with Adler Mannheim and holds the record for most shutouts in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL).
His appointment is seen as a recognition of his significant contributions to German ice hockey, including his role in the national team's historic 2010 World Championship semifinal run and the 2018 Olympic silver medal win.