Elite.A: Only the Wolves failed in the first playoff match

Ritten Sport lived up to its role as favorite in Klobenstein and gave Valpellice five pieces. In the first third the match was very even, with both teams largely neutralizing each other. After the first break the home team got stronger and stronger. And with a double strike, Ritten also took the lead. First Patrick Rissmiller netted, then Luca Ansoldi was there. After 34.05 minutes, Eric Johansson scored for the third time in favor of the “Buam”. In the final third, Mason was able to keep his box clean. On the other side, Matt Siddall and Levi Nelson finally closed the bag. Strong performance from Ritten Sport at the start of this first playoff phase.

Sterzing surprises in Milan The game between Broncos and Milan was only 68 seconds old when Erat struck with the advantage. Just a minute and a half later (2.33:2) Lee even made it 0-XNUMX. This cold shower had an effect, because the Lombards shortened the game with DiDiomete almost immediately. Now the home team pressed for the equalizer. When Milan's greatest period of pressure was over, Erat once again restored the reassuring two-goal lead in the power play. In the third period, Derek Eastman made the decision in favor of Kammerer's troops, who left Milan with an important victory in their luggage.

Asiago has no mercy on the wolves

In the Odegar Stadium there was a lot of action between Asiago and Pustertal. The home side hit the crossbar after a few minutes before the post got in the way of the black and yellow team. In the 14th minute, Ross made it 1-0 for the team from Veneto, the Wolves seemed shocked by the goal they conceded. In the early stages of the second period, Devergilio made it 2-0 after a counterattack. Now came the reaction of the Pusterers, who scored the next goal through Oberrauch after 23.51:5 minutes. But Benetti and Paul Zanette subsequently made the preliminary decision. In the final third, Pustertal shortened the lead with Rob Sirianni, but Paul Zanette scored the final point with a score of 2:XNUMX.

Elite. A, Playoff Game 1 “Best of five”

"Upper half"

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Valpellice Bodino Engineering 5:0 (0:0, 3:0, 2:0) 1:0 Patrick Rissmiller (27.23), 2:0 Luca Ansoldi (29.10), 3:0 Eric Johansson (34.05), 4:0 Matt Siddall (57.21), 5:0 Levi Nelson (57.43)

Migross Asiago – Wolves Fiat Professional 5:2 (1:0, 3:1, 1:1) 1:0 Nicholas Ross (13.03), 2:0 Kevin Devergilio (21.30), 2:1 Max Oberrauch (23.51), 3:1 Federico Benetti (32.10), 4:1 Paul Zanette (34.04), 4:2 Rob Sirianni (58.38), 5:2 Paul Zanette (59.12)

"Bottom half"

Milano Rossoblu – WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 1:4 (1:2, 0:1, 0:1) 0:1 Roman Erat (1.08), 0:2 Derek Lee (2.33), 1:2 Devin DiDiomete (5.31), 1:3 Roman Erat (33.35), 1:4 Derek Eastman (51.07)

Hafro Cortina – Val di Fassa Volvo 5:0 (2:0, 1:0, 2:0) 1:0 Francesco Adami (0.45), 2:0 Birzis Ricards (18.16), 3:0 Stanislav Gron (38.25), 4:0 Ryan Dingle (47.46), 5:0 Ryan Dingle (51.21)

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Elite.A: Only the Wolves failed in the first playoff match

Of the three South Tyrolean Elite.A clubs, Ritten Sport and WSV Vipiteno started the playoffs with a win. Ritten brought Valpellice to its knees 5-0, the Broncos won 4-1 in Milan. HC Pustertal lost 2:5 to champions Asiago - and was the only one of the local teams to make a mistake.

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