South Tyrolean festival day in the AlpsHL

South Tyrolean festival day in the AlpsHL

South Tyrol's teams had a perfect evening on Saturday evening, each defeating an Austrian team and scoring important points.

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Three bankruptcies in a row across all competitions are not something you are used to in Bruneck. This series of defeats had to be ended against the second representative of the KAC. Although they managed to win 4-2, the Wolves had more trouble than they had hoped. The team around goalie Hannes Stoll, who was preferred over Colin Furlong, lived up to their role as favorites at the beginning - and proved that the power play was not the reason for the recent low. The first two goals of the evening came in the majority, Armin Hofer (13th) and Tommaso Traversa (18th) were on the scorers list. We went into the break with the reassuring 2-0 score behind us. However, instead of extending their lead, the Wolves slipped when first Michael Kernberger (29th) and then Rok Kapel (40th) lost out to Stoll and surprisingly equalized - 2:2. Brett Perlini & Co. didn't let this sit and made it clear in the final section who was in charge. Raphael Andergassen (45th) and Massimo Carozza (55th) ensured clear conditions and ensured that the Wolves returned to winning ways. Broncos on a high In the early evening, the Wipptal Broncos secured their next important win against EC Kitzbühel. Thanks to the 5:4 win, the Broncos gained some breathing room in the fight for the top 12 and also kept the Eagles at bay in the table. The game in the Weihenstephan Arena didn't start to the Broncos' taste. When Tobias Kofler was languishing in the penalty box, Philipp Maurer gave the Tyroleans the lead (16th). The Wild Horses quickly recovered from this goal: Tommy Gschnitzer (26th) and Paul Eisendle (27th) turned the game on its head with a double strike within a minute and a half. Less than 30 seconds later, Vipiteno's joy was gone when Tobias Dinhopel equalized. A game then developed at eye level, which the Broncos steered into the right direction thanks to Markus Gander and Fabian Hackhofer. First, the striker made it 3-2 when he was outnumbered (45th), before the captain seemingly wrapped up the three points (54th). Although Dante Hannoun also scored a few moments later (55th), Kitzbühel made the Wipptal team sweat again thanks to goals 24 and 10 seconds before the end. But it wasn't enough for more. You can rely on Simon Kostner At the same time, without driver Dan Tudin, the Buam celebrated a respectable 4:3 victory after a penalty shootout against EC Bregenzerwald. Just like the Broncos, the Buam got off to the worst possible start and were already 0-2 behind after seven minutes. A goal from MacGregor Sharp 30 seconds before the end of the third gave the Heiskanen team a boost, the 2-2 by Simon Kostner (35th) was the reward for the effort. However, just one turn of the pointer later, Hannes Treibenreif was overcome again in the Rittner Tor. With the minimal deficit we went into the final third, in which the Buam forced extra time through Sharp (55th). Because nothing was happening on the scoreboard, the penalty shootout had to decide whether to win or lose. In this, top scorer Simon Kostner gave his team the extra point. AlpsHL: The results Asiago – EHC Lustenau 7:1 Goals: 1:0 Miglioranzi (2.24), 2:0 Tessari (3.43), 3:0 Gellert (16.44), 4:0 Frei (20.27), 5:0 Rosa (20.45), 5:1 D'Alvise (23.29 ), 6:1 Lievore (39.39), 7:1 McParland (54.51) Fassa Falcons – Steel Wings Linz 5:2 Goals: 0:1 Arcuri (10.20), 0:2 Arcuri (19.53), 1:2 Schiavone (22.48), 2:2 Tedesco (34.46), 3:2 Iori (39.56), 4:2 Kvasnica (47.38), 5:2 Deluca (52.16) EC Bregenzerwald – Rittner Buam 3:4 nP Goals: 1:0 Metzler (1.24), 2:0 Lipsbergs (6.47), 2:1 Sharp (19.30), 2:2 Simon Kostner (2:2), 3:2 Fässler (35.15), 3:3 Sharp ( 54.21) Decisive penalty: Simon Kostner Red Bull Juniors – SG Cortina 3:8 Goals: 0:1 Eham (13.34), 1:1 Chad Pietroniro (24.16), 1:2 Heigl (30.04), 2:2 Chad Pietroniro (31.23), 2:3 Thaler (31.38), 2:4 Lutz (35.37 ), 3:4 Giftopoulos (36.02), 3:5 Polegoshko (37.31), 3:6 Leonhardt (38.22), 3:7 Cimmerman (42.39), 3:8 Schwaiger (47.58) Wipptal Broncos – EC Kitzbühel 5-4 Goals: 0:1 Maurer (15.20), 1:1 Gschnitzer (25.20), 2:1 Eisendle (26.49), 2:2 Dinhopel (27.16), 3:2 Gander (44.08), 4:2 Hackhofer (53.31), 5:2 Hannoun (54.14), 5:3 Wernerson (59.36), 5:4 Johansson (59.50) HC Pustertal – EC KAC II 4:2 Goals: 1:0 Hofer (12.26), 2:0 Traversa (17.07), 2:1 Kemberger (28.08), 2:2 Kapel (39.34), 3:2 Andergassen (44.45), 4:2 Carozza (54.21) Olimpija Ljubljana – VEU Feldkirch 6:1 Goals: 1:0 Simsic (6.07), 1:1 Samardzic (15.17), 2:1 Pance (19.02), 3:1 Magovac (29.55), 4:1 Pulli (35.04), 5:1 Zibelnik (46.47), 6:1 Logar (53.26) The table: SP G U V TV P 1. Olimpija Ljubljana 19 14 1 5 126:46 52 2. HC Pustertal 21 14 0 6 89:65 51 3. Jesenice 17 14 1 2 87:49 50 4. Salzburg II 20 13 0 5 105:66 45 5. HC Asiago 19 13 1 4 87:51 43 6. SG Cortina 21 10 1 8 98:92 39 7. Lustenau 21 11 0 9 82:71 38 8. Feldkirch 19 7 0 11 75:85 33 9. Bregenzerwald 19 10 0 8 78:85 32 10. Rittner Buam 21 11 0 9 77:96 32 11. Wipptal Broncos 21 8 0 13 82:97 29 12. HC Fassa 17 7 0 9 67:74 28 13. HC Gherdëina 19 5 0 12 76:95 26 14. Klagenfurt II 18 6 0 11 73:91 21 15. Kitzbuhel 21 3 0 16 68:101 19 16. Linz II 19 0 0 18 30:136 2

	SP	TV	P
1. Rittner Buam	30	122:68	69
2. Zell am See	30	113:84	61
3. Salzburg II	30	117:86	57
4. Wipptal Broncos	30	111:85	56
5. SG Cortina	30	105:82	54
6. Bregenzerwald	30	115:93	54
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