Germany's Franz Reindl Elected President of International Ice Hockey Federation
Reindl was elected after two rounds of voting, according to TASS.
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Franz Reindl of Germany has been elected as the new president of the International Ice Hockey Federation, according to a report from TASS.
The election required two rounds of voting before Reindl secured the position, though the report does not specify the other candidates involved or the final vote tally.
Reindl's background within German ice hockey administration was not detailed in the available report, nor was the length of his term as president.
The report does not include comments from Reindl following his election, or a statement from the outgoing president regarding the transition.
Further details on Reindl's priorities for the federation have not yet been made available.
Sources
- Germany’s Franz Reindl elected as new president of International Ice Hockey Federation — TASS (Russia)
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