2015–2016: Mario Simioni era 2015–2016 season After the departure of long-time head coach Todd Bjorkstrand, Herning signed
Mario Simioni to take the helm of the club. Simioni led the team to the playoffs where they faced the fifth-ranked
Odense Bulldogs in the quarterfinals. Herning started the series strong with a 2–1 victory at home, though Odense then evened it up in game two, with a 3–0 shutout victory. Herning came back strong in game three as they dominated Odense in a 6–1 road win. Game four was a 2–1 victory to Odense, again evening up the series. Odense took their first lead of the series as they won game five in overtime 2–1. Herning evened up the series in game six with a 2–1 victory on the road. Herning won the series, with a series-clinching 2–1 overtime win in game seven to move on to the semis. The semifinals saw the Herning Blue Fox facing the second-ranked
Frederikshavn White Hawks. Game one resulted in a 3–1 home win for the White Hawks. In game two Herning came out victorious in a blowout 7–1 win. The White Hawks regained the series lead with a 5–2 win in game three. In game four Herning evened up the series with a 5–2 win. The White Hawks won game five 5–3 as they took back the series lead, though game six saw Herning shutout the White Hawks in a 2–0 win. Herning defeated the White Hawks 3–1 in game seven to clinch a spot in the league final. In the finals, Herning Blue Fox was set to clash with the
Esbjerg Energy. In game one, Esbjerg came out victorious in a 3–2 home win. Though Herning won three straight games to take a 3–1 series lead, Esbjerg won three straight games to win the finals—their first since 2004. After his first season with Herning, Simioni left the club to join the coaching staff of the
Hamburg Freezers of the
Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) in Germany as an assistant to
Serge Aubin.
2016–present: Return of Todd Bjorkstrand 2016–2017 season In May 2016, Herning Blue Fox signed former head coach Todd Bjorkstrand. Bjorkstrand returned to the club after leaving in 2014 to coach the
Graz 99ers of the
Erste Bank Hockey League. ==Season by season record==