HC Pustertal moves away

Fiat Professional Wolves - Migross Supermercati Asiago 5:3 (1:0, 0:0, 4:3)

Fiat Professional Wolves: Jean Sebastien Aubin (Philipp Kosta), Keith Seabrook, Christian Mair, Armin Hofer, Christian Willeit, Armin Helfer, Daniel Glira, Danny Elliscasis, Ivan Althuber; Ben Guitè, Max Oberrauch, Pat Kavanagh, Pat Iannone, Patrick Bona, Joe Cullen, Joe Jensen, Lukas Tauber, Lukas Crepaz, Viktor Schweitzer, Benno Obermair, Obermair Alex Coach: Paul Adey

Migross Supermercati Asiago: Josh Tordjman (Alessandro Tura), Enrico Miglioranzi, Michele Strazzabosco, Stefano Marchetti, Andrea Strazzabosco; Nicola Tessari, Dave Borrelli, Mirko Presti, Luca Rigoni, Matteo Tessari, Michele Stevan, Layne Ulmer, Sean Bentivoglio, Federico Benetti, Chris Di Domenico, Paul Zanette, Josè Magnabosco Coach: John Parco

Gates: 1:0 Keith Seabrook (8.22), 1:1 Layne Ulmer (43.54), 2:1 Pat Iannone (46.08), 2:2 Sean Bentivoglio (48.25), 3:2 Max Oberrauch (50.22), 4:2 Keith Seabrook (51.15), 5:2 Pat Kavanagh (54.11), 5:3 Paul Zanette (59.47)

For the debut of new signing Ben Guitè, HCP coach Paul Adey only had to do without Thomas Erlacher. The Veneto club's defense in particular was badly hit by injuries due to the absences of Dan Sullivan and Davide Nicoletti. The NHL-experienced Guitè caused tongues to click several times in the starting third. However, the opening goal was reserved for Keith Seabrook, who lost out to Josh Tordjman after 8.22:1 minutes. At this point, Asiago player Enrico Miglioranzi was sitting in the cooler. Pustertal then controlled the encounter, but failed to secure the lead with another goal. And so Chris Di Domenico left the fans in the Leitner Solar Arena breathless when he made it 1-43.54 shortly before the end of the second third. However, his attempt to score was not successful. At the start of the final period, Pat Iannone had a great chance. On the other hand, Layne Ulmer did better. After 1 minutes he scored to make it 1-2. Just a little later it was Iannone's turn again, who shot the HCP into the lead again. But once again there was a prompt response: Sean Bentivoglio made it 2-4 two minutes later. Now the Wolves got serious and moved ahead to 2-54.11 with two goals from Max Oberrauch and Seabrook. After 13 minutes, Pat Kavanagh made the decision, as Paul Zanette was only able to make the score 3 seconds before the end with the goal to make it 5:XNUMX.

Aquile FVG Pontebba- Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 2:3 (0:3, 1:0, 1:0)

Aquile FVG Pontebba: Anthony Grieco (Simon Fabris); David Urquart, Peter De Gravisi, Miroslav Guren, Jan Platil, Andrea Ricca, Erik Weissman, Rok Pajic, Ettore Tartaglione, Patrick Rizzo, Petr Sachl, Andrea Rezzadore, Andrea Ricca, Daniele Odoni, Ruben Zozzoli, Federico Demetz; Coach: Murajlca Pajic

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks: Justin Pogge (Josef Niederstätter); Kevin Mitchell, TJ Kemp, Ingemar Gruber, Fabian Hackhofer, Ruben Rampazzo, Klaus Ploner; Dan Tudin, Ryan Ramsay, Greg Jacina, Alex Frei, Domenico Perna, Emanuel Scelfo, Mathias Fauster, Rence Coassin, Lorenz Daccordo, Alexander Eisath, Thomas Spinell Coach: Rob Wilson

Gates: 0:1 Lorenz Daccordo (9.56), 0:2 Alexander Eisath (15.39), 0:3 Ryan Ramsay (17.34), 1:3 Patrick Rizzo (32.55), 2:3 Patrick Rizzo (47.52)

Ritten secured a hard-fought away win against bottom side Pontebba on matchday 10. The home team had to postpone the debut of new signing Petr Sachl, who is still waiting for permission to play. Striker Felice Giuliano was also missing. However, the injured Markus Hafner and Matteo Rasom were unable to play for the “Buam”. Despite these failures, Ritten immediately stepped on the accelerator and used a power play (Rezzadore was sitting outside) to take the lead through Lorenz Daccordo. This was the Rittner striker's fifth goal of the season. The guests continued to push and extended the lead to 3-0 before the first third siren through Alexander Eisath and Ryan Ramsay. Only after the break did Pontebba show a reaction: Patrick Rizzo gave the Friulians hope again with a powerful diagonal shot. A balanced game then developed between both sides. In the final third, Ritten shifted down a gear and made life difficult for himself. Rizzo created tingling excitement in the PalaVuerich with his goal to make it 47.52:2 after 3 minutes. In the end, Ritten managed to save the narrow lead over time.

Alleghe Tegola Canadese - HC Bozen 4:0 (2:0, 1:0, 1:0)

Alleghe Tegola Canadese: Adam Dennis (Davide Fontanive), Francesco De Biasio, Matt Waddell, Carlo Lorenzi, Nicholas Kuiper, Sean McMonagle, Luka Tosic, Diego Soppera, Kewin Adami, Milos Ganz, Soel Costantin; Jeff Lo Vecchio, Nicola Fontanive, Jonas Johansson, Vince Rocco, Manuel De Toni, Manuel Da Tos, Jari Monferone, Davide Testori, Patrick Tormen, Daniele Veggiato Coach: Tom Pokel

HC Bolzano: Thomas Commisso (Massimo Camin); Alexander Egger, Daniel Fabris, Christian Borgatello, Andrea Ambrosi, Hannes Oberdörfer; Mark McCutcheon, MacGregor Sharp, Ryan Flynn, Anton Bernard, Markus Gander, Marco Insam, Enrico Dorigatti, Stefan Zisser, Peter Wunderer, Federico Gilmozzi, Stefano Piva; Coach: Brian McCutcheon

Gates: 1:0 Matt Waddel (5.53), 2:0 Vince Rocco (6.05), 3:0 Jeff Lo Vecchio (28.14), 4:0 Nicola Fontanive (40.41)

The reigning champions suffered another setback in the away game in Alleghe. Günther Hell and Christian Walcher did not make the trip to Veneto due to injuries. Meanwhile, Gino Guyer was once again absent from the hosts' lineup, but former Cortina striker Jonas Johansson made his debut. Alleghe got off to a much better start and benefited from two quick goals to skillfully control the encounter afterwards. Matt Waddel netted for the first time after 5.53:12 minutes, before Vince Rocco made it 2-0 just 28.14 seconds later after a perfect pass from Nicola Fontanive. Meanwhile, the HCB had difficulty holding on to the opposing goal. While the White-Reds tried to bring order into the game, Alleghe Bozen goalie Thomas Commisso made for a busy evening with dangerous counter-attacks. After 4:0, the goalkeeper, who was otherwise strong in parrying, was also powerless: Jeff Lo Vecchio gave him the advantage with a well-placed shot. Matt Waddel then missed the fourth goal twice. However, the XNUMX-XNUMX was only postponed because at the beginning of the last third Nicola Fontanive Commisso lost again. This was also the end of a one-sided game, as the McCutcheon team failed to put Adam Dennis in any serious trouble in the final minutes.

Val di Fassa Ferrarini - Hafro Cortina 1:4 (0:0, 1:1, 0:3)

Val di Fassa Ferrarini: Frank Doyle (Gianluca Vallini), Greg Kuznik, David Turon, Jan Novak, Gabriele Vieider, Matteo Iori, Damiano Casagranda, Thomas Dantone, Christian Castlunger; Martin Castlunger, Stefano Margoni, Cesare Sottsass, Enrico Chelodi, Michele Marchetti, Luca Planchensteiner, Petr Kalus, Nicola Deluca, Jakub Sindel, Mattia Bernard, Massimo Valeruz Coach: Miro Frycer

Hafro Cortina: René Baur (Luca Burzacca); Darrell Hay, Paul Albers, Luca Zandonella, Michele Zanatta, Gabriele Moretti, Luca Zanatta; Derek Edwardson, Stanislav Gron, Matt Siddall, Giorgio De Bettin, Luca Felicetti, Simone Larese, Francesco Adami, Christian Menardi, Andrea Moser, Andrea Baldo; Coach: Clayton Beddoes

Gates: 0:1 Stanislav Gron (23.06), 1:1 Martin Castlunger (26.11), 1:2 Matt Siddall (50.08), 1:3 Francesco Adami (54.50), 1:4 Giorgio De Bettin (55.35)

The young Matteo Iori was missing from Fassa, but Christian Castlunger was able to play again. The guests started the away trip without regular goalkeeper JP Levasseur, who was again replaced by Renè Baur. Ryan Dingle also had to sit out due to a muscle injury. First, the home team narrowly missed the opening goal twice thanks to Sindel and Margoni, before the game noticeably lost its level and both teams tried not to concede a goal. This only changed in the middle third when Stanislav Gron took advantage of a defensive mistake to shoot Cortina into the lead. However, this only lasted three minutes before Martin Castlunger directed a shot from Thomas Dantone into the net to make it 1-1. In the final third things got hot again: First, Baur thwarted three chances, then Siddall caused danger in front of the Fassa goal several times. Doyle then had to admit defeat when Siddall took advantage of a numerical advantage to make it 2-1. Francesco Adami increased the score to 3-1 a little later. Giorgio De Bettin made the decision and thus the second championship victory with a score of 4:1.

Milano Rossoblu- Valpellice Bodino Engineering 0:1 nP (0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:1)

Milan Rossoblu: Andrew Raycroft (Paolo Della Bella), Alessandro Re, Andreas Lutz, Matt De Marchi, Marvin Degon, David Liffiton, Federico Betti, Francesco Borghi; Luca Ansoldi, Diego Iori, Edoardo Caletti, Manuel Lo Presti, Marcello Borghi, Tommaso Goi, Michael Mazzacane, Matt Ryan, Tommaso Migliore, Niccolò Latin, Nicolò Lo Russo, Mirko Migliavacca; Coach: Massimo Da Rin

Valpellice Bodino Engineering: Jordan Parise (Andrea Rivoira), Florian Runer, Andrea Schina, Trevor Johnson, Nick Anderson, Martino Durand Varese; Marco Pozzi, Brodie Dupont, Stefano Coco, Nate DiCasmirro, Pietro Canale, Ralph Intranuovo, Alex Silva, Rob Sirianni, Brian Ihnacak, Paolo Nicolao Coach: Mike Flanagan

Gates: 0:1 Brian Ihnacak (decisive penalty)

Milan coach Massimo Da Rin fielded his best line-up in the home game against Valpellice, while his counterpart Mike Flanagan had to call on Slavomir Tomko (returning after the break in November) and the suspended Anthony Aquino. The encounter started with plenty of pace, but both teams repeatedly weakened each other due to unnecessary penalty times. In particular, the Valpe cracks failed several times because of the opposing goalkeeper. This was also the case at the beginning of the second third, when Raycroft destroyed a chance from Dupont with a brilliant move. Now Milan were also awakened and, in the person of Diego Iori, appeared dangerously in front of the opponent's goal. However, it remained 0-0 until the second half-time siren. In the final third, Raycroft was once again the focus, saving his teammates from falling behind on several occasions. The strong goalkeepers pushed the encounter into extra time and ultimately into a penalty shootout. This is the fifth time that regular playing time in the Agorà was not enough to determine the winner. This evening it was finally called Valpellice, because Brian Ihnacak ensured the decision in favor of the Piedmontese in the penalty shootout

Serie A - Matchday 10 - Thursday, October 18, 2012

Val di Fassa Ferrarini - Hafro Cortina 1:4 (0:0, 1:1, 0:3) Milano Rossoblu- Valpellice Bodino Engineering 0:1 nP (0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:1) Fiat Professional Wolves - Migross Supermercati Asiago 5:3 (1:0, 0:0, 4:3) Aquile FVG Pontebba- Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 2:3 (0:3, 1:0, 1:0) Alleghe Tegola Canadese - HC Bozen 4:0 (2:0, 1:0, 1:0)

The Serie A table after matchday 10:

1. Fiat Professional Wolves 30 points 2. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 22 3. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 20 4. HC Bozen 16 5. Alleghe Tegola Canadese 15 6. Milano Rossoblu 13 7. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 11 8. Migross Supermercati Asiago 10 9. Hafro Cortina 9 10. Aquile FVG Pontebba 4

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HC Pustertal moves away

On the tenth matchday of Serie A, the Wolves achieved their tenth win. Third-placed Ritten kept pace with a hard-fought victory in Pontebba, while Bolzano fell under the wheels in Alleghe. Cortina won away for the first time, Valpellice won in Milan after a penalty shootout.

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