Serie A, 32nd matchday: The Wolves extend their lead in the table

Hafro SG Cortina – Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal 4:5 (2:0, 2:2, 0:3)

Hafro SG Cortina: Jean-Philippe Levasseur (Renè Baur); David Bowman, Mark Isherwood, Luca Zandonella, Jan Öberg, Michele Zanatta, Luca Zanatta; Ryan Dingle, Curtis Fraser, Rob Hennigar, Jonas Johansson, Luca Felicetti, Giorgio De Bettin, Ryan Menei, Francesco Adami, Andrea Moser, Denis Soravia, Andrea Baldo, Christian Menardi; Coach: Stefan Mair

Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal: Mikko Stromberg (Hannes Hopfgartner); Matt Kelly, Christian Willeit, Fredrik Persson, Olivier Magnan, Armin Hofer, Christian Mair, Daniel Glira; Giulio Scandella, David Ling, Max Oberrauch, Joe Jensen, Joseph Cullen, Lukas Crepaz, Patrick Bona, Ryan Watson, Thomas Erlacher, Lukas Tauber; Coach: Teppo Kivela

Goals: 1:0 Ryan Menei (14.08), 2:0 Ryan Dingle (18.22), 2:1 Patrick Bona (27.21), 3:1 Ryan Menei (30.53), 4:1 Rob Hennigar (31.03), 4:2 Joe Cullen (32.46), 4:3 David Ling (46.36), 4:4 David Ling (48.25), 4:5 Max Oberrauch (52.52)

After three defeats in a row, Cortina wanted to return to winning ways on Saturday evening, but had to do without Marek Chvatal and Michele Zanatta, who had been discarded, while Nate di Casmirro was missing from the Wolves team. Cortina pushed hard from the start, but the home side were only rewarded for their efforts in the final phase of the first third. Menei made it 1-0 after just under a quarter of an hour, before Dingle increased it to 18.22-2 after 0:28 minutes. Bona scored the next goal in the 3th minute, but Menei was there just over three minutes later to make it 1-4. And just ten seconds after Cortina's third goal, Hennigar made it 1-4 for the presumed preliminary decision. However, Cullen's goal to make it 2-52.52 caused excitement again, as there was still almost half an hour to play. And Pustertal now got going better. Ling equalized in the third period with a brace in less than two minutes before the man for the important goals - Max Oberrauch - even put the Wolves in the lead (XNUMX). The score remained at this level.

Fassa Ferrarini – WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 1:5 (1:1, 0:1, 0:3)

Fassa Ferrarini: Carlo Di Rienzo (Marco Menguzzato); Daniel Sullivan, David Turon, Alex Sullmann, Thomas Dantone, Hannes Oberdorfer; Trevor Kell, Matt Piva, Brad Snetsinger, Diego Iori, Tomas Chrenko, Stefano Margoni, Enrico Chelodi, Devid Piffer, Luca Planchesteiner, Martin Castlunger, Mattia Bernard; Coach: Miroslav Frycer

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan: Thomas Tragust (Dominik Steinmann); Agris Saviels, Aaron Power, Fabian Hackhofer, Simon Baur, Philip Pircher, Luca Scardoni; Ryan Ginand, Randall Gelech, Dirk Southern, Markus Gander, Josh Prudden, Christian Sottsas, Hannes Stofner, Florian Wieser, Tobias Kofler, Thomas Pichler, Patrick Mair, Alex Lanz; Coach: Oly Hicks

Goals: 0:1 Randall Gelech (6.29), 1:1 Thomas Chrenko (11.47), 1:2 Randall Gelech (33.27), 1:3 Ryan Ginand (42.25), 1:4 Randall Gelech (55.52), 1:5 Florian Wieser (58.44)

The hosts Fassa Doyle and Christian Castlunger were missing from the regional derby, and the blocked Schnabel was also not there. Meanwhile, the Wipptalers couldn't do without the services of Lee, Rainer and Bustreo. The guests took the lead, scoring 6.29-0 through Gelech after 1:11.47 minutes. But Chrenko managed to equalize in the first third (33.27). Gelech was there again in the second half of the game when he scored to make it 2-1 for Wipptal after XNUMX minutes. After the new break, Sterzing finally closed the bag with Ginand, Gelech and Wieser (empty net).

HC Bozen – HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese 1:2 (0:0, 0:2, 1:0)

HC Bolzano: Matt Zaba (Guenther Hell); Brandon Rogers, Josh Meyers, Alexander Egger, Christian Borgatello, Andrea Ambrosi, Daniel Fabris; Stefano Giliati, Jordan Knackstedt, Mac Gregor Sharp, Marco Insam, Derek Edwarson, Mark McCutcheon, Anton Bernard, Stefan Zisser, Enrico Dorigatti, Christian Walcher; Coach: Adolf Insam

Alleghe Tegola Canadese: Adam Dennis (Davide Fontanive); Michael Schutte, Jani Forsstrom, Joni Haverinen, Mike Card, Carlo Lorenzi, Francesco De Biasio; Nicola Fontanive, Adam Henrich, Vincent Rocco, Greg Hogeboom, Markku Tahtinen, Daniele Veggiato, Alberto Fontanive, Manuel De Toni, Manuel Da Tos, Patrick Tormen, Davide Testori; Coach: Steve McKenna

Goals: 0:1 Greg Hogeboom (29.33), 0:2 Daniele Veggiato (37.43), 1:2 Borgatello (51.15)

The dress rehearsal of the Italian Cup semi-final between Bolzano and Alleghe took place on Saturday in the Eiswelle. In the previous duels, the host prevailed (2:1 for Alleghe). On Saturday evening, the Foxes had to do without Bruun, while the “Owls” from the high plateau were missing Ganz and Monferone. The initial phase was characterized by nervousness, but towards the end of the first third Hogeboom had a good opportunity, which the Alleghe attacker carelessly missed. Giliati had some good opportunities in the second half of the game, but Dennis outdid himself several times. On the other side, Alleghe did better, as Hogeboom scored from close range to make it 30-0 in the 1th minute. And after 37.43 minutes, Veggiato scored Alleghe's second goal in the majority. When Borgatello reduced the score to 2-1 with just under nine minutes to go, things got exciting again in the ice wave. But that was all there was to it for the Talferstadt team, who suffered their second defeat in a row.

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks - Supermercati Migross Asiago 6:3 (3:0, 2:3, 1:0)

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks: Karol Krizan (Josef Niederstatter); Benjamin Bregenzer, Andy Delmore, Brad Farynuk, Ethan Graham, Ingemar Gruber, Markus Hafner, Klaus Ploner; Thomas Spinell, Scott May, Dan Tudin, Thomas Pichler, Mac Faulkner, Emanuel Scelfo, Matteo Rasom, Lorenz Daccordo, Matthias Fauster, Alexander Eisath, Rupert Stampfer; Coach: Greg Holst

Supermercati Migross Asiago: Jeff Lerg (Alessandro Tura); Matthew MacDonald, Stefano Marchetti, Enrico Miglioranzi, Michele Strazzabosco, Calle Bergstrom, Marco Rossi, Vittorio Basso, Andrea Gorza; John Vigilante, Layne Ulmer, Sean Bentivoglio, Michael Henrich, David Borrelli, Raffaele Intranuovo, Federico Benetti, Matteo Tessari, Nicola Tessari, Mirko Presti, Filippo Busa; Coach: John Tucker

Goals: 1:0 Emanuel Scelfo (3.54), 2:0 Scott May (13.44), 3:0 Scott May (17.52), 3:1 Raffaele Intranuovo (21.17), 4:1 Dan Tudin (22.07), 4:2 Raffaele Intranuovo (26.54), 4:3 Raffaele Intranuovo (36.03), 5:3 Thomas Spinell (36.46), 6:3 Dan Tudin (42.12)

Without Chris Blight, the Rittner Buam had to compete against the Italian champions, who were without Grieco, Pitton and Fata for the Continental Cup final. The game got off to a perfect start for Holst's team, as Scelfo gave the home team the lead in the fourth minute. Scott May scored the Buam's second and third goals with a double strike. With the score 3-0 we went into the dressing rooms. In the second period, Intranuovo reduced the lead to 3-1 (21.17), but 50 seconds later Dan Tudin restored the three-goal lead. Intranuovo seemed to feel particularly comfortable on the ice in Klobenstein, as he shortened the score to 4:3 with a double strike before Spinell brought calm back into the home team's game with the 36.46:5 in the 3 minute. When Dan Tudin scored in the third minute of the final period to make it 6-3, Asiago's defense was broken.

HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering - Aquile FVG Pontebba 6:4 (2:2, 3:1, 1:1)

HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering: Marcello Platè (Steve Valiquette); Trevor Johnson, Ryan Martinelli, Kevin Kantee, David Urquhart, Florian Runer, Luca Rivoira, Martino Durand Varese; Robert Sirianni, Taggart Desmet, Garret Bembridge, Lou Dickenson, Alex Nikiforuk, Luca Frigo, Alex Silva, Marco Pozzi, Stefano Coco, Pietro Canale; Coach: Mike Ellis

Aquile FVG Pontebba: Alex Petizian (Simon Fabris); Nick Anderson, Matt Waddel, Jakob Milovanovic, Davide Nicoletti, Jiri Matejicek, Peter De Gravisi, Andrea Ricca; Tommy Goebel, Luca Rigoni, Patrick Rizzo, Kevin DeVergilio, Brian Ihnacak, Felice Giugliano, Pat Iannone, Paolo Nicolao, Niccolò Pace, Ettore Tartaglione; Coach: Tom Pokel

Goals: 1:0 Alex Nikiforuk (2.49), 2:0 Luca Frigo (7.51), 2:1 Tommy Goebel (10.14), 2:2 Patrick Rizzo (14.24), 3:2 Trevor Johnson (28.01), 3:3 Brian Ihnacak (29.22), 4:3 Alex Nikiforuk (30.36), 5:3 Garret Bembridge (33.38), 5:4 Kevin DeVergilio (51.26), 6:4 Lou Dickenson (58.35)

After the defeat in Vipiteno, Valpellice was under pressure today against the strong Pontebba. For the Piedmont club, Platè returned between the posts while Regan and Huddy were missing. The guests could count on Waddel again, who came back from suspension, but Tomko was missing again. The opening phase belonged to the hosts, who first took the lead with Nikiforuk's shot from the blue line and then increased it to 2-0 with Luca Frigo's shot into the top corner. But Pontebba came back into the game better when Goebel and Rizzo equalized with the advantage. The game remained entertaining in the middle third and the goals came almost like a conveyor belt on both sides. Johnson gave the home team the lead in the 28.01 minute before Ihnacak equalized just 81 seconds later. After Nikiforuk (30.36) and Garret Bembridge (33.38) scored for Valpellice, a preliminary decision seemed to have been made. De Vergilio was able to bring the guests close again in the 51.26 minute, but Dickenson made everything clear with the 6:4 into the empty goal. Three important points for Valpellice.

Serie A, Matchday 32: Saturday, January 7, 2012 Hafro SG Cortina – Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal 4:5 (2:0, 2:2, 0:3) Fassa Ferrarini – WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 1:5 (1:1, 0:1, 0:3) HC Bozen – HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese 1:2 (0:0, 0:2, 1:0) Ritten Sport Renault Trucks - Supermercati Migross Asiago 6:3 (3:0, 2:3, 1:0) HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering - Aquile FVG Pontebba 6:4 (2:2, 3:1, 1:1)

The table in Serie A: 1. Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal 66 points 2. HC Bozen 61 3. Aquile Pontebba 56 4. Hafro Sg Cortina 49 5. Alleghe Hockey Tegola Canadese 49 6. Supermercati Migross Asiago 47 7. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 42 8. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 41 9. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 37 10. HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering 32

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Serie A, 32nd matchday: The Wolves extend their lead in the table

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