Field service | Joachim Ramoser makes Nuremberg cheer

Während Diego Kostner Still suffering from an adductor injury and having only played one game for Ambrì Piotta in the top Swiss league, things are going well Joachim Ramoser in the DEL like clockwork. After five wins in the last six games, the Nuremberg Ice Tigers are in fifth place in the table. The 24-year-old Rittner, who is on the ice for around 12 minutes per game and has already collected six scorer points, plays a significant role in this. Same against Alex Lambachers Augsburg Panther, when he made it 4:3 (see video). The Ice Tigers won the game 5:4 after a penalty shootout.

Like the Panthers, the badly battered Krefeld Penguins are stuck in the bottom of the table. Drove on the weekend Alex Trivellatos However, the team achieved an important 6:4 away win against bottom team Schwenningen. The Leifer native was once again in the front row.

Spornberger scores, Pavlu on top One league below, in the DEL2, things are going very well for South Tyrol's cracks. The knight lost Peter Spornberger with EHC Freiburg after two wins in a row against the Löwen Frankfurt, but the 20-year-old defender was happy about his third scorer point of the season. Also Jan Pavlus Heilbronner Falken suffered a defeat at the weekend, but they are still in second place in the table.

A direct South Tyrolean duel should take place in the NLB between Hannes Kasslatter (Ticino Rockets) and Stefan Spinel (EHC Visp) go across the stage. But that didn't happen because the man from Gardena wasn't used. Nevertheless, the Ticino team won, somewhat surprisingly, 6:2. By the way: Visp also has a second “Rittner” under contract with Mark Van Guilder. The American laced up his skates for Buam in the 2015/2016 season.

Here is the Ramoser goal (minute 3:37):

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Field service | Joachim Ramoser makes Nuremberg cheer

In our weekly column we take a look at the performance of local ice hockey players beyond the South Tyrolean borders. This time it's all about Joachim Ramoser, who is causing a huge sensation at the Nuremberg Ice Tigers.

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