Elite.A: Wins for Wolves and Broncos - rode with a loss

Milan - Wolves Fiat Professional

Wolves Fiat Professional returned to winning ways after Tuesday's loss to Asiago and brought Milan to their knees 48 hours later. For the Wolves, Martin Ausserhofer was allowed to guard the goal from the first minute for the first time this season. Aubin wasn't even in the squad, Kosta acted as a backup. Andreas Lutz returned to the team with the Lombards. Milan started very aggressively and took the lead with Estoclet. The Pusterers reacted and equalized a little later through Giulio Scandella. At this point 11.06:XNUMX minutes had been played. But the home side were not impressed by the equalizer and took the lead again, Estoclet was there again.

The match remained lively even after the first break. Darcy Campbell equalized in the 22nd minute. But Milan wanted the three points and a little later took the lead for the third time with Alex Gellert. Wolves continued to get into trouble after that, but Milan couldn't capitalize. The Wolves, who equalized again with Christian Söderström, were completely different.

In the final third, Erlacher gave the visitors the lead for the first time, but it only lasted 23 seconds before Latin restored the stalemate. But the Wolves still tasted blood and with three goals in less than four minutes from Borgatello, Bona and again Erlacher, the Black and Yellows were on the road to victory. Fontanive was able to make up for the result three seconds before the end.

Ritten Sport – Cortina

Ritten Sport suffered a bitter 1:3 defeat against Cortina in front of their own audience. Gabe Guentzel was missing from the “Buam”. The club's best defender from the high plateau is on duty with the US team at the Germany Cup in Munich. Alex Frei and the U20 players Alex Tauferer and Andreas Alber were also missing. Fabian Ebner from Farm Team Eppan joined the team for this purpose. Renè Baur was missing from Cortina. The Puster goalie was out due to a muscular problem. Anthony Borelli took his place between the posts.

The first third went without any major highlights. The home team took the game, Cortina waits. Ansoldi had the only significant chance. But at the very last second, Ritten was able to celebrate when Levi Nelson pushed the puck over the line. However, the goal was disallowed due to a foul on the goalie.

The middle third was also boring at first, before things slowly but surely got down to business. First Nelson gave the Rittner the lead before Cortina turned the tide with two powerplay goals. First Albers scored (five against three), then Felicetti scored (power play). Two shots, two goals – that’s how effective ice hockey can be played.

In the final third, Cortina didn't let anything go wrong - except for one time when Spinell appeared dangerously in front of the Ladin goal. The guests otherwise controlled what was happening on the ice safely. In the final phase, Ritten took goalkeeper Mason off the ice. The Ampezzan team took advantage of this as ice-cold as Felicetti made it 26-3 with 1 seconds to go. A deserved away win for Cortina.

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – Fassa

Despite initial difficulties, WSV Sterzing Weihenstephan celebrated an easy 7-2 home win against Fassa. The Wipptalers had to do without Fabian Hackhofer in the game against the bottom team. The Ladins, for their part, remembered that they had given the Broncos a lot of trouble in the first leg. That's why they set the tone in the Weihenstephan Arena in the early stages and took a 5.53-6.50 lead with a double strike from Diego Iori (2) and Simon Kostner (0).

But the wild horses showed the expected reaction. Coach Travincek first took his boys to task, before David Ludvik in particular turned up the heat. He equalized for the Wipptal team with a brace in the first third before shooting Vipiteno into the lead for the first time in the 33rd minute, 3-2. After that there was no stopping the Broncos, who scored four more goals in the final third. The outstanding player was David Ludvik with a total of five goals.

Valpellice and Asiago also faced each other. A total of 13 goals were scored here and the champions prevailed 7:6.

Elite. A, results 11th matchday (Thursday, November 7th, 2013)

Milano Rossoblu – Wolves Fiat Professional 5:7 (2:1, 1:2, 2:4) 1:0 Adam Estoclet (9.36), 1:1 Giulio Scandella (11.06), 2:1 Adam Estoclet (13.50), 2:2 Darcy Campbell (21.12), 3:2 Alex Gellert (24.04), 3:3 Christian Söderström (35.13), 4:3 Thomas Erlacher (42.24), 4:4 Niccolò Latin (42.47), 4:5 Christian Borgatello (47.24), 4:6 Patrick Bona (47.24), 4:7 Thomas Erlacher (50.19), 5 :7 Nicola Fontanive (59.57)

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Hafro Cortina 1:3 (0:0, 1:2, 0:1) 1:0 Levi Nelson (26.38), 1:1 Paul Albers (35.23), 1:2 Luca Felicetti (35.56), 1:3 Luca Felicetti (59.34/empty net)

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – Fassa 7:2 (2:2, 1:0, 4:0) 0:1 Diego Iori (5.53), 0:2 Simon Kostner (6.50), 1:2 David Ludvik (8.28), 2:2 David Ludvik (10.04), 3:2 David Ludvik (32.12), 4:2 Hannes Stofner (45.11), 5:2 Hannes Stofner (51.37), 6:2 David Ludvik (52.47), 7:2 David Ludvik (53.03)

HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering – Migross Asiago 6:7 (2:0, 2:2, 2:5) 1-0 Scott Barney (0.25), 2-0 Scott Barney (10.29), 2-1 Dave Borrelli (21.07), 3-1 Scott Barney (32.18), 4-1 Brian Ihancak (33.27), 4-2 Chris DiDomenico (38.33), 4:3 Dave Borrelli (42.50), 4:4 Chris DiDomenico (44.39), 4:5 Daniel Sullivan (45.06), 5:5 Scott Barney (48.48), 5:6 Chris DiDomenico (51.29), 5 :7 Matteo Tessari (51.42), 6:7 Scott Barney (56.50)

The table:

1. Migross Asiago 29 points (+1 game) 2. Wolves Fiat Professional 28 (+1 game) 3. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 20 4. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 18 5. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 16 6. Hafro Cortina 12 7. Milano Rossoblu 9 8. Fassa 3

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Elite.A: Wins for Wolves and Broncos - rode with a loss

The Italian championship Elite.A continued with the eleventh matchday on Thursday. The Broncos from Sterzing and the Pusterer Wölfe won, while Ritten Sport had to bite the bullet of the loser.

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