The Wolves remain the measure of all things – ninth win in a row

Aquile FVG Pontebba – Migross Supermercati Asiago 2:3 aet (0:1, 0:1, 2:0, 0:1)

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, Andrea Rezzadore, Andrea Ricca, Daniele Odoni, Ruben Zozzoli, Federico Demetz, Felice Giugliano ; Coach: Murajlca Pajic

Migross Supermercati Asiago: Josh Tordjman (Alessandro Tura), Enrico Miglioranzi, Michele Strazzabosco, Stefano Marchetti; 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: 0:1 Enrico Miglioranzi (10.25), 0:2 Paul Zanette (35.32), 1:2 Erik Weissmann (45.52), 2:2 Patrick Rizzo (54.44), 2:3 Chris Di Domenico (62.10)

Pontebba was able to compete fully, Asiago was missing Dan Sullivan and Davide Nicoletti. The initial phase went without any real highlights before Enrico Miglioranzi overcame Grieco and shot Asiago into the lead. After the cold shower, the home team tried to react, but the club from Veneto played cleverly in defense and was able to maintain their lead until the first break. In the second period, Pontebba took over the game, Asiago shifted to counterattack. One of the counterattacks was successful when Paul Zanette made it 2-0 for the guests. Things got exciting again in the final third. First, Erik Weissmann shortened the score in the 46th minute, before Patrick Rizzo even managed to equalize five minutes before the end. Shortly beforehand, Zanette could have made it 3-1 for Asiago, but the puck hit the post. The stalemate remained until the final siren and the game went into extra time. Exactly 130 seconds had been played when Chris Di Domenico scored the winning goal for Asiago. After a commotion in front of Grieco, he shifted fastest.

Alleghe Tegola Canadese – Val di Fassa Ferrarini 6:2 (3:1, 2:0, 1:1)

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, Vince Rocco, Manuel De Toni, Manuel Da Tos, Jari Monferone, Diego Soppera, Davide Testori, Patrick Tormen, Daniele Veggiato, Soel Costantin Coach: Tom Pokel

Val di Fassa Ferrarini: Frank Doyle (Gianluca Vallini), Greg Kuznik, David Turon, Jan Novak, Gabriele Vieider, Matteo Iori, Damiano Casagranda, Thomas Dantone; 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

Gates: 0:1 Jakub Sindel (1.03), 1:1 Daniele Veggiato (2.06), 2:1 Daniele Veggiato (18.24), 3:1 Manuel De Toni (18.47), 4:1 Sean McMonagle (27.53), 5:1 Nicola Fontanive (32.07), 6:1 Daniele Veggiato (48.27), 6:2 Petr Kalus (51.44)

Alberto Fontanive and Gino Guyer were missing from Alleghe, while Luka Tosic was back in defense after recovering from a hand injury. The new striker Jonas Johansson, who is not expected in Alleghe until Sunday, has not yet been able to play. At Fassa, Thomas Dantone returned to the team. Otherwise, Christian Castlunger was missing. Fassa took the lead after just 63 seconds. When Kalus was languishing in the penalty box, Jakub Sindel scored when he was outnumbered. Alleghe's reaction didn't take long to arrive as Daniele Veggiato took advantage of a power play situation. The home side took the lead again after 18.24:23 minutes through Veggiato, which captain Manuel De Toni extended just 2 seconds after making it 1-4. Alleghe also remained in control in the middle third and was extremely dangerous, especially in the power play. So it was Sea McMonagle who made it 1-27.53 (5). When Nicola Fontanive made it 1-XNUMX after just over half an hour, the match was decided. In the last part of the game, Daniele Veggiato (Alleghe) with his third goal and Petr Kalus (Fassa) made for some cosmetic results. Alleghe deserved to win; victory in the Derby was almost never up for discussion.

Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal – Hafro Cortina 4:2 (1:2, 2:0, 1:0)

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

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

Gates: 0:1 Francesco Adami (09.44), 1:1 Patrick Bona (14:32), 1:2 Darrell Hay (19.57), 2:2 Christian Willeit (21.32), 3:2 Pat Kavanagh (34.23), 4:2 Joe Jensen (53.07)

All nine! Wolves Fiat Professional played a perfect first half of the season, celebrating as many wins in the first nine games of the season. On Saturday, Oberrauch & Co. beat bottom team Cortina 4-2. After serving his suspension, Armin Helfer returned to the Wolves team. At Cortina, Luca Zanatta celebrated a comeback after a long injury. Renè Baur was confirmed in goal, JP Levasseur had to take a seat in the stands. Cortina started very aggressively, but the Pusterers always had an answer ready. Nevertheless, it was the guests who took the lead. Felicetti passed the puck to Francesco Adami, who made it 1-0 (9.44). The goal was a wake-up signal for Wolves, who equalized in the 15th minute. But three seconds before the first siren, Darrell Hay was there and gave Aubin the loss for the second time that evening. After the break, the home team got going better and immediately took advantage of a power play. Christian Willeit equalized in the 22nd minute. But things got even better for the Pusterers when Pat Kavanagh made it 34.23-3 from Wolves' point of view after 2 minutes. In the final third, in which the home team continued to build steam, Joe Jensen made the decision with a 4-2 advantage just under seven minutes before the end. With a maximum of 27 points, the Wolves remain the confident league leaders.

Milano Rossoblu – Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 1:2 nP (0:1, 0:0, 1:0, 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 Coach: Massimo Da Rin

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, Matteo Rasom, Alexander Eisath, Thomas Spinell Coach: Rob Wilson

Gates: 0:1 Rence Coassin (16.49), 1:1 Tommaso Migliore (48.03), 1:2 Domenico Perna (decisive penalty)

After three wins in a row, Milan welcomed Ritten Sport on Saturday evening, who recently put HC Bozen in their place. The home side were able to play with their best line-up, while the Rittners had to give way to Markus Hafner. The match was very even in the early stages, with both goalkeepers in top form. The lead fell after a penalty, which Rence Coassin safely converted after 16.49:48.03 minutes, giving former NHL goalkeeper Andrew Raycroft the disadvantage. Andreas Lutz had previously brought down the Ritten attacker. After this episode, emotions boiled over in the Agorà Stadium and there were numerous penalty times on both sides, especially in the second third. David Liffiton and Andreas Lutz on one side and Greg Jacina and Ingemar Gruber on the other got into a fight and had to go into the cooler. Ritten's lead lasted until the XNUMX minute. Although Wilson's troops were in the majority at this point, Tommaso Migliore equalized. The “Buam” then sought salvation on the offensive, but at the latest with the attentive Raycroft it was the end of the line. So it went into extra time, which ended goalless despite the superiority of the Lombards. During this phase, Pogge grew beyond himself. In the penalty shootout, the decision was made in the eighth attempt when Domenico Perna wrapped up the victory for Ritten.

HC Bozen – Valpellice Bodino Engineering 3:4 (1:1, 0:0, 2:3)

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

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, Anthony Aquino, Alex Silva, Rob Sirianni, Brian Ihnacak, Paolo Nicolao Coach: Mike Flanagan

Gates: 0-1 Ralph Intranuovo (3.38), 1-1 Mark McCutcheon (19.08), 1-2 Rob Sirianni (46.11), 2-2 MacGregor Sharp (52.23), 3-2 Mark McCutcheon (52.55), 3-3 Brodie Dupont (53.50), 3:4 Brian Ihnacak (57.07)

After an entertaining game, HC Bozen had to admit defeat to Valpellice, second in the table, and suffered their first defeat of the season in front of their own audience. Goalkeeper Günther Hell was missing from Bozen due to an adductor injury, but Thomas Commisso made his season debut as the starting goalkeeper in the Füchse box. Ryan Flynn was also missing due to suspension, while Christian Walcher was also absent. Valpellice had almost everything to play with, only defender Slavomir Tonko was missing. The match started strangely, with both teams wearing red jerseys. Bozen left the ice, only to return a short time later wearing EV Bozen's uniform. And of all people, a former EV Bozen player, Ralph Intranuovo, scored the opening goal for the guests after 3.38:16 minutes. A little later, Intranuovo was again involved in the next dangerous action when he laid the puck up for Anthony Aquino, who, however, was unable to use it. Midway through the third, Commisso excelled in a chance for Sirianni, while the Foxes threatened with Bernard in the 30.00th minute. But Parise was at her post. A little later the visiting team managed to equalize when Mark McCutcheon beat the visiting goalie. The middle third was also very lively, with advantages for the HCB. Wunderer missed good opportunities for the White-Reds and Ihnacak on the other side. In the 2 minute, McCutcheon should have made it 1-3 when he was outnumbered (Alex Silva was in the penalty box) and couldn't get the puck into the net. Three minutes later, MacGregor Sharp also missed a huge chance to take the lead with a double majority (Silva and Intranuovo were in the cooler). In the final third, events came to a head. First, Sirianni gave the guests the lead before Sharp and McCutcheon hit back twice and put Bozen in front. But just a minute after the 2-XNUMX, Dupont equalized with one man more for Valpellice. Three minutes before the end, Ihnacak made the decision when he caught Commisso ice cold with a shot through the leg pads.

Serie A, 9th matchday of the regular season – Saturday, October 13, 2012 Milano Rossoblu – Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 1:2 nP (0:1, 0:0, 1:0, 0:0, 0:1) Aquile FVG Pontebba – Migross Supermercati Asiago 2:3 aet (0:1, 0:1, 2:0, 0:1) Alleghe Tegola Canadese – Val di Fassa Ferrarini 6:2 (3:1, 2:0, 1:1) Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal – Hafro Cortina 4:2 (1:2, 2:0, 1:0) HC Bozen – Valpellice Bodino Engineering 3:4 (1:1, 0:0, 2:3)

The table in Serie A after matchday 9: 1. Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal 27 points 2. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 20 3. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 17 4. HC Bozen 16 5. Alleghe Tegola Canadese 12 6. Milano Rossoblu 12 7. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 11 8. Migross Supermercati Asiago 10 9. Hafro Cortina 6 10. Aquile FVG Pontebba 4

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