Serie A: Three South Tyrolean wins on the third matchday

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Val di Fassa Ferrarini (1:0, 0:0, 0:0) Ritten Sport Renault Trucks: Justin Pogge (Josef Niederstätter); Kevin Mitchell, TJ Kemp, Ingemar Gruber, Fabian Hackhofer, Markus Hafner, Ruben Rampazzo, Klaus Ploner; Dan Tudin, Ryan Ramsay, Greg Jacina, Alex Frei, Domenico Perna, Emanuel Scelfo, Rence Coassin, Lorenz Daccordo, Matteo Rasom, Alexander Eisath, Thomas Spinell Coach: Rob Wilson

Val di Fassa Ferrarini: Frank Doyle (Gianluca Vallini), Greg Kuznik, David Turon, Christian Castlunger, Matteo Iori, Jan Novak, Damiano Casagranda, Castlunger Martin, Stefano Margoni, Cesare Sottsass, Enrico Chelodi, Luca Planchensteiner, Petr Kalus, Michele Marchetti , Jakub Sindel, Nicola Deluca, Mattia Bernard, Gabriele Vieder; Coach: Miro Frycer

Goal: 1:0 Fabian Hackhofer (12.36 PP)

Ritten Sport was able to rely on all squad players apart from the suspended Fauster. At Fassa, the recovered Jakub Sindel made it into the team at the last minute, as did Mattia Bernard. From the start, the game was characterized by the aggressive pushing of the “Buam”, who took advantage of a numerical advantage (Martin Castlunger was on the penalty spot) to take the lead with Fabian Hackhofer. It was the former Broncos defender's first goal of the season. In the middle section, Ritten remained in control, but was unable to convert their dominance into goals. Fassa, on the other hand, limited himself almost exclusively to defensive work. In the final third, Scelfo and Rasom had the chance to seal the win, but they failed just as Ramsay hit the post a little later. So the blue-whites gave their opponents one last chance to win a point: Turon failed just before the final siren. Justin Pogge kept his box clean for the second time this season.

HC Bozen – Aquile FVG Pontebba 4:1 (1:0, 3:1, 0:0)

HC Bozen: Günther Hell (Massimo Camin); Alexander Egger, Daniel Fabris, Christian Borgatello, Andrea Ambrosi, Lorenzo Casetti; Mark McCutcheon, MacGregor Sharp, Ryan Flynn, Anton Bernard, Markus Gander, Marco Insam, Enrico Dorigatti, Stefan Zisser, Christian Walcher, Peter Wunderer, Federico Gilmozzi, Stefano Piva; Coach: Brian McCutcheon

Aquile FVG Pontebba: Anthony Grieco (Simon Fabris); Miroslav Guren, Christian Fabbretti, David Urquart, Jan Platil, Andrea Ricca, Peter De Gravisi; Erik Weissman, Rok Pajic, Patrick Rizzo, Andrea Rezzadore, Ettore Tartaglione, Daniele Odoni, Federico Demetz, Philipp Grandi, Lorenzo Piccinelli, Simon Obexer Coach: Murajlca Pajic

Goals: 1-0 Mark McCutcheon (8.51), 2-0 Andrea Amborsi (24.15), 3-0 Mark McCutcheon (28.43), 4-0 Ryan Flynn (38.25), 4-1 Federico Demetz (38.54)

In the 500th league game for Enrico Dorigatti's HCB, the record champions were able to send their best players onto the ice. Lorenzo Casetti from farm team partner Pergine was also there. Meanwhile, Ryan Watson was still missing from Pontebba, but Federico Demetz made his debut. Bolzano's victory was never really in danger, even though the home team was “only” 1-0 ahead after twenty minutes. Mark McCutcheon opened the scoring. Immediately before the first siren, Rizzo missed a great chance to equalize. Afterwards there wasn't much to be seen of the Friulians. Ambrosi made it 2-0 after the restart. After 28.43:4 minutes, Erik Weissman directed a pass from McCutcheon to Sharp into his own goal. Towards the end of the second period, Ryan Flynn scored Bolzano's fourth goal before Federico Demetz conceded Günther Hell for the first time. In the final third, Bozen controlled the game, shifted down two gears and ultimately won comfortably 1-XNUMX.

Valpellice Bodino Engineering – Fiat Professional Wolves 4:5 (1:2, 1:1, 2:2) Valpellice Bodino Engineering: Jordan Parise (Andrea Rivoira), Florian Runer, Trevor Johnson, Nick Anderson, Andrea Schina, Martino Durand Varese; Rob Sirianni, Brian Ihnacak, Brian Dupont, Nate DiCasmirro, Ralph Intranuovo, Anthony Aquino, Alex Silva, Fabrizio Castagneri, Pietro Canale, Marco Pozzi, Paolo Nicolao, Stefano Coco Coach: Mike Flanagan

Fiat Professional Wolves: Jean Sebastien Aubin (Philipp Kosta), Sean Seabrook, Armin Helfer, Christian Mair, Armin Hofer, Christian Willeit, Daniel Glira, Danny Elliscasis; Max Oberrauch, Pat Kavanagh, Pat Iannone, Joe Cullen, Patrick Bona, Joe Jensen, Lukas Crepaz, Lukas Tauber, Viktor Schweitzer, Benno Obermair, Felix Haidacher, Alex Obermair; Coach: Paul Adey

Goals: 0:1 Joe Jensen (0.17), 0:2 Pat Iannone (2.46), 1:2 Brian Ihnacak (12.11), 2:2 Brodie Dupont (23.25), 2:3 Pat Iannone (27.44), 3:3 Rob Sirianni (48.09), 3:4 Lukas Tauber (52.44), 3:5 Max Oberrauch (56.30), 4:5 Rob Sirianni (57.22)

The top game in Torre Pellice developed into an extremely interesting exchange of blows between Valpe and the HCP. The home team took on the mission of “sole leadership” without Slavomir Tomko, who will probably be out longer due to a cut with an ice skate. New signing Brian Ihnacak was in action for the first time. The Pusterers played with the same players as in previous matches, i.e. without Thomas Erlacher. The Wolves started like the fire department: After just 17 seconds, Joe Jensen made it 1-0, and just a little later Pat Iannone scored the second goal in the majority. Valpellice quickly found the thread in the game and shortened the lead in the 13th minute through debutant Inhacak. At the beginning of the second period, Brodie Dupont finally equalized. However, this only lasted a few minutes before the extremely strong Iannone shot the HCP back into the lead. Johnson and Co. fought back again and narrowly missed the equalizer through Intranuovo. This was achieved by former Bruneck player Rob Sirianni after 48.09 minutes. He scored in the majority. Valpellice now even pushed for the opening goal, but the guests once again expanded the list of goalscorers: Lukas Tauber and Max Oberrauch made it 5:3 with a double strike. Now the Piedmontese defense was broken, even if Sirianni briefly caused tension again with another power play goal.

Migross Supermercati Asiago – Hafro Cortina 5:1 (1:0, 2:0, 2:1) Migross Supermercati Asiago: Josh Tordjman (Alessandro Tura), Daniel Sullivan, Enrico Miglioranzi, Michele Strazzabosco, Andrea Strazzabosco, Nicola Tessari, Dave Borrelli, Mirko Presti, Luca Rigoni, Matteo Tessari, Michele Stevan, Layne Ulmer, Sean Bentivoglio, Federico Benetti, Chris Di Domenico, Paul Zanette, Jose Magnabosco; Coach: John Parco

Hafro Cortina: JP Levasseur (Renè Baur); Darrell Hay, Luca Zandonella, Michele Zanatta, Gabriele Moretti; Derek Edwardson, Stanislav Gron, Matt Siddall, Giorgio De Bettin, Luca Felicetti, Ryan Dingle, Francesco Adami, Christian Menardi, Andrea Moser, Denis Soravia, Andrea Baldo, Damiano Bravin, René Vallazza, Simone Larese Coach: Clayton Beddoes

Goals: 1-0 Dave Borrelli (6.58 PP), 2-0 Enrico Miglioranzi (29.28 PP), 3-0 Layne Ulmer (34.36), 4-0 Sean Bentivoglio (55.11), 5-0 Layne Ulmer (58.38), 5 :1 Stanislav Gron (59.52)

The Veneto duel between Asiago and Cortina took place at the Odegar Stadium on Thursday evening. The home team had to make do without Nicoletti and Marchetti, but Andreas Strazzabosco was ready to play again. However, Luca Zanatta and the suspended Albers were missing from Cortina. Asiago got off to a better start and took the lead after seven minutes with a power play goal from Dave Borelli. In the middle third, the Parco team made it 2-0: This time Enrico Miglioranzi gave Levasseur the advantage. A little later, Layne Ulmer made the early decision. In the final period, Sean Bentivoglio and double goal scorer Ulmer further increased the result. Cortina only managed a consolation goal from Stanislav Gron in the final seconds.

Milano Rossoblu – Alleghe Tegola Canadese 2:3 nP (1:0, 2:1, 0:1, 0:0, 0:1) Milano Rossoblu: Andrew Raycroft (Paolo Della Bella), Alessandro Re, Andreas Lutz, Matt De Marchi, Marvin Degon, David Liffiton Federico Betti; Niccolò Latin, Francesco Borghi, Diego Iori, Edoardo Caletti, Manuel Lo Presti, Marcello Borghi, Tommaso Goi, Michael Mazzacane, Jesse Schultz, Matt Ryan, Luca Ansoldi, Tommaso Migliore, Mirco Migliavacca, Nicolò Lo Russo Coach: Massimo Da Rin

Alleghe Tegola Canadese: Alleghe Tegola Canadese: Adam Dennis (Davide Fontanive), Francesco De Biasio, Matt Waddell, Carlo Lorenzi, Nicholas Kuiper, Luka Tosic, Kewin Adami, Milos Ganz; Jeff Lo Vecchio, Gino Guyer, Nicola Fontanive, Daniele Veggiato, Vince Rocco, Manuel De Toni, Soel Costantin Manuel Da Tos, Jari Monferone, Davide Testori, Patrick Tormen; Coach: Tom Pokel

Goals: 1:0 Jesse Schultz (4.24 PP), 2:0 Andreas Lutz (25.00), 2:1 Matt Waddell (28.27), 2:2 Nicola Fontanive (57.36), 2:3 Matt Waddell (penalty)

Milan went into the home game against Alleghe with the best line-up and increased self-confidence after the win against Bolzano. The guests were able to rely on Rocco, whose four-game ban was lifted, but had to play without Alberto Fontanive. Milan found their way into the game better and created several chances to score. Schultz took advantage of one to score his second goal of the season with the advantage and give the Lombards a 1-0 lead. Nicola Fontanive then narrowly missed the equalizer by hitting the post. In the second half, Da Rin's protégés extended their lead to 2-0. Andreas Lutz scored with a powerful diagonal shot. However, Alleghe didn't give up and came through Waddell to connect, which was brilliantly staged by Rocco. In the final third a storm developed for a goal, namely that of Andrew Raycroft. However, Milan was always dangerous with sporadic counter-attacks. When everything was already pointing to a victory for the home team, Nicola Fontanive caused sheer horror among the Milan fans with the equalizer two and a half minutes before the end. So both teams had to go into overtime. When this passed without a decisive goal, Waddell secured the visitors' victory with the decisive penalty

Serie A – Matchday 3 – Thursday, September 27th Migross Supermercati Asiago – Hafro Cortina 5:1 (1:0, 2:0, 2:1) HC Bozen – Aquile FVG Pontebba 4:1 (1:0, 3:1, 0:0) Ritten Sport Renault Trucks – Val di Fassa Ferrarini 1:0 (1:0, 0:0, 0:0) Valpellice Bodino Engineering - Fiat Professional Wolves 4:5 (1:2,1:1, 2:2) Milano Rossoblu – Alleghe Tegola Canadese 2:3 nP (1:0,1, 1:0, 1:0, 0:0, 1:XNUMX)

The table: 1. Fiat Professional Wolves 9 points 2. HC Bozen 7 3. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 6 4. Valpellice Bodino Engineering 6 5. Fassa Ferrarini 5 6. Alleghe Tegola Canadese 4 7. Migross Supermercati Asiago 3 8. Milano Rossoblu 3 9. Hafro Cortina 2 10. Aquile FVG Pontebba 0

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