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Family day and teddy bear toss: Indians before the top game against Deggendorf!
Find out everything about the top game between the Memmingen Indians and Deggendorf on October 30, 2025, including family and teddy bear day.
Family day and teddy bear toss: Indians before the top game against Deggendorf!
Things will be really busy next weekend in the heart of Memmingen. This Sunday, November 1st, 2025, not only will the eagerly awaited duel between the Memmingen Indians and Deggendorfer SC take place, but also the big family day, with a special promotion for the youngest fans: the Teddy Bear Toss.
What is behind this unique campaign? Each child is invited to bring a stuffed bear or something similar to the event and toss it onto the ice during the first break in play. During this campaign, the teddy bears thrown over the spectator area by the young fans will then be donated to children in need. A nice idea that not only means a lot of fun for the little ones, but also supports a good cause. As the Memmingen Indians team highlights on memmingen-indians.de, the Teddy Bear Toss is intended to create a lively connection between sport and social commitment.
A match that thrills the spectators
The ice hockey game itself also promises a lot of excitement. The Indians are playing against Deggendorfer SC, and the two teams are right next to each other in the table. A win is essential for the Memmingen Indians to distance themselves from the Deggendorfers. Spectators can look forward to a thrilling duel, which will also be enriched with a colorful supporting program for the whole family. The Memmingen Indians do everything they can to offer their loyal fans an unforgettable experience.
With an extensive range of activities for the whole family, Family Day will be a highlight in the event calendar. The organizers have prepared a varied entertainment program, ranging from curling to children's entertainment, to shorten the waiting time until the big game.
Together for a good cause
The Teddy Bear Toss campaign connects the community and promotes cohesion. Every year, many cuddly toys are collected from the little litter heroes, which are then ceremoniously presented to local children's aid organizations. This shows that sport is not just a competition, but also a means to do good and help others.
The anticipation for the game and the accompanying activities is palpable. While the adults cheer on their teams, the little ones can not only enjoy the game, but also actively participate and do something good. Every teddy bear is welcome there!
Whether as a fanatical ice hockey supporter or as a family outing - on November 1st it's time to go to Memmingen and be there when the teddy bears fly and the Indians give their best. For more details about the family day and the Teddy Bear Toss campaign, you can find everything you need to know on the [Memmingen Indians] website (https://memmingen-indians.de/familientag-und-teddy-bear-toss-zum-topspiel-indians-empfangen-deggendorf/).