17 South Tyroleans are allowed to go to Gdansk

The Azzurri's 25-man squad includes no fewer than 17 South Tyroleans, including legionnaires like Andreas Bernard and Peter Spornberger, but also talents from the AlpsHL such as Simon Berger and Matthias Mantinger.

In Gdansk, Italy will face Hungary, hosts Poland and outsiders Japan as part of the EIHC. Before heading to Eastern Europe on November 7th, the Azzurri will make a stopover in Sterzing and train there for three days under the instructions of Beddoes and his assistants Giorgio De Bettin and Riku-Petteri Lehtonen.

Italy's squad Gate: Andreas Bernard (HIFK Helsinki/FIN), Gianluca Vallini (Asiago).

Defense: Alex Trivellato (Krefeld Pinguine/GER), Thomas Larkin (Adler Mannheim/GER), Jan Pavlu (Heilbronner Falken/GER), Ivan Tauferer (Bozen), Daniel Glira (Bozen), Phil Pietroniro (Asiago), Peter Spornberger (Freiburg/ GER), Roland Hofer (Pustertal)

Attack: Tommaso Traversa (Pustertal), Anthony Bardaro (Bozen), Marco Insam (Bozen), Ivan Deluca (Bozen), Alex Lambacher (Augsburger Panther/GER), Peter Hochkofler (Red Bull Salzburg/AUT), Luca Frigo (Bozen), Raphael Andergassen (Pustertal), Markus Gander (Pustertal), Matthias Mantinger (Wipptal), Martin Castlunger (Fassa), Riccardo Lacedelli (Cortina), Michele Marchetti (Fassa), Simon Berger (Pustertal), Viktor Schweitzer (Bozen).

Reserve on demand: Jake Smith (Gherdeina), Nick Trecapelli (Cortina), Simon Pitschieler (Gherdeina), Marco Magnabosco (Asiago) The program at the Euro Ice Hockey Challenge Friday, November 8th (15 p.m.): Hungary – Italy Saturday, November 9th (15 p.m.): Poland – Italy Sunday, November 10th (17 p.m.): Italy – Japan

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17 South Tyroleans are allowed to go to Gdansk

The Italian Ice Hockey Federation published on Friday the list of players that selection coach Clayton Beddoes will take to the Euro Ice Hockey Challenge from November 8th to 10th.

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