Ritten leaves nothing to be desired against Vipiteno - Wolves score nine times

At the end of the third second half of the regular season, WSV Vipiteno presented its fans with the third coach of the current season. However, neo-coach Axel Kammerer still had to watch from the stands on Thursday as the association's coaching permit was still pending. The injured Kofler sat down next to him. Meanwhile, the French newcomer Maxime Moisand was allowed to play for the first time for the guests from the high plateau, but Rampazzo, Thomas Spinell and Alber had to pass. Nevertheless, it was the “Buam” who set the tone from the start and took the deserved lead in the 13th minute. Moisand fired a shot that was briefly blocked and finally pushed over the line by Nelson. Only a short time later an almost identical scene: This time it was Alex Eisath who used a rebounded Gruber shot to make it 2-0.

Caig creates tension again

In the middle section, Johansson initially missed a great chance to score Rittner's third goal, then Vipiteno Lee missed the goal. However, this was only postponed because in the 30th minute TJ Caig breathed new life into his team with the goal to make it 1:2. However, this was extinguished again in the opening minutes of the last third when Levi Nelson scored with a quick double strike to make it 4-1 and thus become the “man of the match”. The wild horses were no longer able to react defiantly.

The wolves take revenge on Fassa

HC Pustertal started the away trip to Canazei without Scandella, Tauber and Elliscasis. The home team had an even tougher time of it, as they had to provide a whole range of regular players. Accordingly, it was also the people of Bruneck who initially pressed the accelerator. However, it was only a lack of attention from Chelodi in the 13th minute that led to O'Marra making it 1-0. At this point, the young Gianni Scola was already in charge of Fassa, as number one Kai Tillanen had to make matters worse and had to leave the ice with a knee injury. The regular backup Jonny Vallini wasn't even in the squad due to injury. The 2-0 win for Wolves was made by defender Armin Hofer, who scored with a powerful shot into the top corner. Before the first break, Jeslinek used a double power play to restore the connection.

In the middle period things really took off: O'Marra first made it 3-1 with a hammer shot, only 45 seconds later Sindel Aubin lost out. In the power play, it was Pusterer McCauley's turn again, who coolly slotted in to make it 4-2. Fassa then reached twice and equalized with another goal from Sindel and Kostner. But that wasn't enough, because before the second half, Sirianni gave the visiting team another lead with 5:4.

Sirianni sets the course for victory

In the final third, the Edmonton striker picked up where he left off before the break. With his goal to make it 6:4, he definitely put the HCP on the road to victory. Campbell, Borgatello and Alex Obermais then increased the score to 9:4 before Fassa crack Bernard fixed the final score. With the 9:5, the Wolves took impressive revenge for the home defeat against Fassa around ten days ago.

The results of the 36th matchday: WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan - Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 1:4 (0:2, 1:0, 0:2) 0:1 Levi Nelson (12.21), 0:2 Alexander Eisath (15.24), 1:2 TJ Caig (29.19), 1:3 Levi Nelson (40.58), 1:4 Levi Nelson (43.02).

Val di Fassa Volvo - Fiat Professional Wolves 5:9 (1:2, 3:3, 1:4) 0:1 Ryan O'Marra (12.18), 0:2 Armin Hofer (13.47), 1:2 Michael Jeslinek (19.30), 1:3 Ryan O'Marra (27.08), 2:3 Jaukub Sindel (27.53), 2 :4 Dennis McCauley (31.31), 3:4 Jakub Sindel (33.33), 4:4 Simon Kostner (36.58), 4:5 Rob Sirianni (37.38), 4:6 Rob Sirianni (42.46), 4:7 Darcy Campbell ( 46.04), 4:8 Christian Borgatello (49.11), 4:9 Alex Obermair (55.55), 5:9 Mattia Bernard (58.43).

Valpellice Bodino Engineering - Milano Rossoblu 4:6 (2:3, 0:2, 2:1) 0:1 Nicola Fontanive (04.45), 0:2 Marcello Ranallo (06.00), 1:2 Alex Silva (06.28), 2:2 Scott Barney (08.07), 2:3 Alex Gellert (19.35), 2:4 Adam Estoclet (20.26), 2:5 Adam Estoclet (24.28), 2:6 Adam Estoclet (42.01), 3:6 Tyler Maxwell (49.51), 4:6 Gary Nunn) (56.32).

Migross Asiago - Hafro Cortina 2:1 aet (1:0, 0:0, 0:1, 1:0) 1:0 Sean Bentivoglio (00.10), 1:1 Ryan Dingle (58.02), 2:1 Sean Bentivoglio (62.54).

The Elite.A table:

1. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 78 points 2. Fiat Professional Wolves 68 3. Migross Asiago 66 (-2 games) 4. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 65 5. Hafro Cortina 54 (-1 game) 6. Milano Rossoblu 44 (-1 game) 7. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 31 8. Val di Fassa Volvo 20

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Ritten leaves nothing to be desired against Vipiteno - Wolves score nine times

On the 36th matchday of the Elite.A, three-goal scorer Levi Nelson led Ritten Sport to an unchallenged 4-1 victory in the South Tyrolean duel with Vipiteno. HC Pustertal and Fassa have a 9:5 shooting festival. Meanwhile, Milan defeated Valpellice, Asiago won against Cortina after extra time.

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