Elite. A: Ritten wins the derby – defeat for Vipiteno

With a 4-1 home win against the Wolves, the Rittners confidently defended their lead in the table on Thursday and even extended their lead over the Pusterers. In the sixth direct duel of the current season, coach Rob Wilson sent defender Urquhart to the stands as a surplus transfer card player, while Rissmiller and Rampazzo returned to the ice. The Wolves, however, had to work without the long-term injured Tauber and Danny Elliscasis.

The “Buam” started like the fire department right from the start and Aubin had to reach behind himself for the first shot on goal. After just 1.54:5.22 minutes had been played, Ivan Tauferer sank the puck into the visitors' box with a diagonal shot. The Wolves then pushed for an equalizer, but had to accept their second goal in the 2:0 minute. Gruber fed Tudin, who made it 3-0. The hosts almost made it XNUMX-XNUMX in the first half of the game, but Ansoldi had to miss his chance.

Ritten increased the lead to 3-0 in the middle third

Kiel McLeod was no longer on the ice in the middle third, which is why O'Mara moved to the second line to Bona and McCauley. In the second half of the game, too, it was the home team who put more pressure on the opponent's goal. The third goal was only a matter of time and came in the 36.46 minute. Gabe Guentzel shone as a goalscorer.

In the final third, the Pusterers were finally able to take advantage of a numerical advantage (Spinell was in the penalty box): In the 42.06 minute, Max Oberrauch reduced the score to 1:3 with his fifth goal of the season. However, there was nothing more possible for the guests. Shortly before the end, Coach Richer took goalie Aubin off the ice and Daccordo sealed the final score 4-1 with a shot into the empty goal. With 34 seconds left, a brawl between Max Ploner and McCauley caused a furor.

Broncos have no chance against Asiago

Sterzing had to admit defeat to Asiago 1:4 on Thursday and thus slipped to third from last place in the table. In the Weihenstephan Arena on Thursday, both teams each had to play two players. Lee (concussion) and Wieser (head trauma) were missing from Vipiteno and Ulmer and Marchetti from Asiago. Mark Zanette gave the guests the lead at 11.42:2, while Chris DiDomenico increased it to 0-26.12 just three and a half minutes later. In the middle third, Chris DiDomenico came into the spotlight again and drove the puck into the net to make it 3-0 in the 50:XNUMX minute. XNUMX seconds before the second half-time tee, Derek Eastman scored the next goal. In the final third, the Wipptalers threw everything forward, but conceded their fourth goal just under a minute and a half before the end. This again went to DiDomenico's account.

Elite. A, Results of the 31st matchday of the regular season (Thursday, January 23, 2014)

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Fiat Professional Wolves 4:1 (2:0, 1:0, 1:1) 1:0 Ivan Tauferer (01.54), 2:0 Dan Tudin (05.22), 3:0 Gabe Guentzel (36.46), 3.1 Max Oberrauch (42.06), 4:1 Lorenz Daccordo (58.02 porta vuota). WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – Migross Asiago 1:4 (0:2, 1:1, 0:1) 0:1 Paul Zanette (11.42), 0:2 Chris DiDomenico (15.12), 0:3 Chris DiDomenico (26.12), 1:3 Derek Eastman (39.10), 1:4 Chris DiDomenico (58.24).

Valpellice Bodino – Hafro Cortina 11:3 (2:0, 5:1, 4:2) 1-0 Scott Barney (00.37), 2-0 Dean Strong (19.04), 3-0 Dean Strong (20.55), 4-0 Brian Ihnacak (24.54), 5-0 Tyler Maxwell (26.01), 6-0 Tyler Maxwell (29.01), 7:0 Francesco De Biasio (30.24), 7:1 Paul Albers (39.51), 8:1 Slavomir Tomko (41.41), 9:1 Tyler Maxwell (44.08), 9:2 Ryan Dingle (46.16), 9:3 Ryan Dingle (49.08), 10:3 Brian Ihnacak (50.09), 11:3 Dean Strong (51.00).

Milano Rossoblu – Val di Fassa Volvo 5:3 (3:1, 2:1, 0:1) 1:0 Adam Estoclet (00.46), 2:0 Nicola Fontanive (02.54), 3:0 Alex Gellert (16.34), 3:1 David Turon (19.51), 4:1 Manuel Lo Presti (23.41), 4:2 Martin Castlunger (29.09), 5:2 Alex Gellert (30.21), 5:3 Federico Gilmozzi (43.45).

The table of Elite.A 1. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 65 points 2. Migross Asiago 60 (- 2 games) 3. Fiat Professional Wolves 59 4. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 56 5. Hafro Cortina 46 (-1 games) 6. Milano Rossoblu 35 (- 1 games) 7. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 31 8. Val di Fassa Volvo 14

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Elite. A: Ritten wins the derby – defeat for Vipiteno

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