Dundee Stars

BNL years

Founded in 2001, the Dundee Stars won the Findus British National League (FBNL) and the Playoffs in their first season (2001–02) and then ranked 2nd in the FBNL, top their playoff group and reached the semi-finals of the challenge cup the following season. Stars' third season was a disappointment compared to the previous two, with a low league position and a place in the final of the Capital Cup.

Season 2004–05 was disappointing for all three Scottish teams in the BNL. The National Cup, the Keyline Cup and the Challenge Cup were no better. However, the Stars won the Playoffs and also fared well in the Caledonia Cup.

Post BNL years: SNL

In 2005 Edinburgh Capitals and Newcastle Vipers decided to resign from the BNL in order to join the premier Elite League. As this would leave the BNL with only five teams; and thus with little option but to fold, the Capitals and Vipers temporarily withdrew their applications so as to allow the remaining BNL teams to apply for EIHL status. However, terms could not be agreed between the EIHL and the remaining five BNL teams; leading the Capitals and Vipers to resubmit their original applications and join the EIHL; which ultimately resulted in the closure of the BNL. This led the Stars, along with fellow former BNL team Fife Flyers, to move to the Scottish National League. The Stars refusal of the EIHL's terms was due to their local rival, Fife Flyers, being unable to join the EIHL due to their arena not meeting the EIHL's standards. It was decided that Stars' would not join the EIHL at that time unless the Flyers were allowed to join with them. In joining the SNL the Stars had to release all of their imported players in order to meet SNL rules.

During the first season, Fife won the SNL with Stars three points behind in 2nd. Flyers also won the Autumn Cup, the Northern League and the SNL Playoffs. Season 2006–07 introduced the NHL style Zero Tolerance rules and the one import rule with the intent of making the SNL a more skillful league. The Stars have relied heavily on their junior development with many under-19s and some under-16s "playing up" as well as managing to secure the services of two of the "old" favourites, Jeff Marshall (Canada) and Patric Lochi (Italy).

EIHL years

In late April 2010, the Dundee Stars confirmed that they had been accepted into the EIHL,^[1] as the leagues 2nd expansion team for the 2010–11 season.

Club roster 2018–19

Goaltenders
Number	Player	Catches	Acquired	Place Of Birth	Joined From
31	Craig Holland	L	2014	Buckhaven, Scotland	Edinburgh Capitals, EIHL
87	Pontus Sjögren	L	2018	Stockholm, Sweden	HC Vita Hästen, HockeyAllsvenskan

Defencemen
Number	Player	Shoots	Place Of Birth	Acquired	Joined From
11	Kris Inglis	L	Dundee, Scotland	2016	Dundee Comets, SNL
2	Omar Pacha	L	Boucherville, Quebec, Canada	2017	Manchester Storm, EIHL
6	Drydn Dow	L	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	2018	University of Calgary, U Sports
3	Connor Cox	L	Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada	2018	University of Saskatchewan, U Sports
4	Mike Sullivan	L	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	2018	Asiago Hockey 1935, AlpsHL
27	Shawn Boutin	R	Val-d'Or, Quebec, Canada	2018	Dresdner Eislöwen, DEL2
24	Petr Chaloupka	L	Choceň, Czech Republic	2018	KS Cracovia, Polska Hokej Liga

Forwards
Number	Player	Position	Place Of Birth	Acquired	Joined From
24	Ben Edmonds	C	Dundee, Scotland	2015	Dundee Comets, SNL
14	Jordan Cownie	C	Dundee, Scotland	2017	Milton Keynes Lightning, EIHL
23	Johan Andersson	C	Nynäshamn, Sweden	2017	Dijon, Ligue Magnus
88	Brian Hart	RW/LW	Cumberland, Maine, USA	2017	Kalamazoo Wings, ECHL
10	Lukas Lundvald Nielsen	LW/RW	Odense, Denmark	2018	Gentofte Stars, Metal Ligaen
15	Craig Garrigan	FW	Dundee, Scotland	2018	Skylands Kings, North American 3 Eastern Hockey League
89	Charles Corcoran	C	New Canaan, Connecticut, USA	2018	Brown University, NCAA
43	Fabrizio Ricci	LW	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	2018	Cergy, FFHG Division 2
37	Matt Marquardt	LW	North Bay, Ontario, Canada	2018	Sheffield Steelers, EIHL
73	Matt Bissonnette	FW	Beaconsfield, Quebec, Canada	2018	Gamyo d'Épinal, Ligue Magnus
22	François Bouchard	RW	Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada	2018	Boxers de Bordeaux, Ligue Magnus
12	Jordan Kelsall	FW	Nottingham, England	2018	Nottingham Panthers, EIHL (on loan for season 2018/19)