Ritten is the sole leader – defeats for Vipiteno and Pustertal

The newly crowned cup winner from the South Tyrolean plateau celebrated a clear 6-2 win against Milano Rossoblu on Saturday evening and thus consolidated its top position in the Elite.A table. Alexander Eisath, Matt Siddal and Mirko Quinz made things clear in the first third before Dan Tudin even increased the score to 24.36-4 in the 0:6 mark. Shortly before the second third buzzer, Adam Estoclet scored the first goal, but Gabe Guentzel restored the four-goal lead immediately afterwards. In the final third, Siddal made it 1-XNUMX with his second goal of the day, before Alessandro Re scored the second consolation goal for the Milanese just four minutes before the end.

Seventh defeat in a row for Vipiteno

Since the 1-5 defeat in Cortina on November 14th, the Vipiteno team have not been able to experience any success. Now, almost a month later, the Wildpferde had to admit defeat to the Ampezzan team again (this time in the Weihenstephan Arena at home) and suffered their seventh defeat in a row. Since the score was still 60-1 after 1 minutes - the goals for Cortina and Sterzing were scored by Christian Menardi and David Ludvik - the game went into extra time. There Menardi came into the spotlight again and scored the winning goal after 4.59:XNUMX minutes.

Pustertal also loses

Meanwhile, the Wolves were guests in Torre Pellice on Saturday. The home team, who had prevailed against the reigning champions Asiago two days earlier, celebrated a 6-2 victory in the end, pushing the Pusterers out of third place in the table. Ihnacak gave Valpe the lead for the first time in the fifth minute of the game before Scandella equalized to make it 1-1 shortly afterwards. As a result, the hosts moved ahead to 6:1 before Söderström reduced the lead to 2:6 in the final minutes.

Elite.A, Matchday 19 (Saturday, December 7, 2013)

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks - Milano Rossoblu 6:2 (3:0, 1:1, 2:1) 1:0 Alexander Eisath (6.32), 2:0 Matt Siddal (14.28), 3:0 Mirko Quinz (18.38), 4:0 Dan Tudin (24.36), 4:1 Adam A. Estoclet (38.23), 5:1 Gabe Guentzel (40.28), 6:1 Matt Siddall (53.42), 6:2 Alessandro Re (56.21)

WSV Sterzing Weihenstephan - Hafro Cortina 1:2 nV (1:1, 0:0, 0:0, 0:1) 1:0 Christian Menardi (7.34), 1:1 David Ludvik (10.44), 1:2 Christian Menardi (64.59) Valpellice Bodino Engineering - Fiat Professional Wolves 6:2 (2:1, 2:0, 2:1) 1-0 Brian Ihnacak (4.16), 1-1 Giulio Scandella (5.27), 2-1 Brent Davidson (14.46), 3-1 Scott Barney (21.08), 4-1 Brian Ihnacak (37.19), 5-1 Tyler Maxwell (41.24), 6:1 Tyler Maxwell (48.16), 6:2 Christian Söderström (58.15) Val di Fassa - Migross Asiago 5:4 aet (0:1, 2:1, 2:2, 1:0) 0:1 David Borrelli (17.07), 1:1 Nicola Deluca (30.05), 2:1 Mattia Bernard (36.48), 2:2 Chris Di Domenico (37.08), 2:3 Layne Ulmer (44.47), 3:3 Ville Laine (46.48), 4:3 David Borrelli (48.28), 4:4 Mattia Bernard (51.54), 5:4 Johan Burlin (63.45)

The elite table. A

1. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 41 points 2. Migross Asiago 39 3. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 36 4. Fiat Professional Wolves 35 5. Hafro Cortina 32 6. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 21 7. Milano Rossoblu 16 8. Val di Fassa 8

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