Serie A Relegations Round: opening defeats for Ritten and Vipiteno

Ritten Sport Renault Trucks - Val di Fassa Ferrarini 1:2 nP (0:1, 0:0, 1:0, 0:0) Ritten Sport Renault Trucks: Karol Krizan (from 28.37 Josef Niederstatter); Benjamin Bregenzer, Andy Delmore, Brad Farynuk, Ethan Graham, Ingemar Gruber, Markus Hafner, Klaus Ploner; Thomas Spinell, Scott May, Dan Tudin, Thomas Pichler, Chris Blight, Mac Faulkner, Matteo Rasom, Lorenz Daccordo, Matthias Fauster, Alexander Eisath, Rupert Stampfer; Coach: Greg Holst

Val di Fassa Ferrarini: Frank Doyle (Marco Menguzzato); Daniel Sullivan, David Turon, Robert Schnabel, Marek Chvatal, Thomas Dantone, Hannes Oberdorfer; Trevor Kell, Brad Snetsinger, Diego Iori, Tomas Chrenko, Stefano Margoni, Enrico Chelodi, Luca Planchesteiner, Martin Castlunger, Mattia Bernard, Cesare Sottsas, Nicola Deluca; Coach: Miroslav Frycer

Gates: 0:1 Stefano Margoni (4.24), 1:1 Mac Faulkner (51.16), 1:2 decisive penalty Diego Iori

Ritten only overtook Fassa in the table on the last matchday of the regular season. Today, after the 2-1 win after a penalty shootout, the Ladins drew level again with the Rittners. The home team was missing Emanuel Scelfo, Fassa had to make do without Locatin and Piffer, but regular goalkeeper Frank Doyle returned to the team after a long injury break. In the 4.24:1 minute, Fassa captain Diego Iori released his strike partner Stefano Margoni, who outwitted Krizan with a long-range shot to make it 0-2. The Trent team then defended themselves cleverly, and Ritten only had a few chances to score. Shortly before the first break, Dan Tudin had the best opportunity, but Doyle was able to save it. In the middle third, Schnabel missed the possible 0-1, then Iori collided with Krizan. The Rittner goalkeeper was injured in this action, could no longer continue and was replaced by Josef Niederstätter. Ritten also missed three outnumbered situations in the middle third. Nine minutes before the end of the game, Mac Faulkner managed to equalize to make it 1-2. Previously, the Rittner striker and Chris Blight had missed two good chances. The home team also had the better chances in extra time, but the outstanding Doyle destroyed them all. In the penalty shootout, Fass showed better nerves and scored the decisive goal with Diego Iori for a 1-25 win. Ritten and Fassa are now third in the table with XNUMX points.

Supermercati Migross Asiago - WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 3:2 (2:1, 1:0, 0:1) Supermercati Migross Asiago: Anthony Grieco (Alessandro Tura); Matthew MacDonald, Stefano Marchetti, Enrico Miglioranzi, Michele Strazzabosco, Calle Bergstrom, Vittorio Basso, Andrea Gorza; Layne Ulmer, Sean Bentivoglio, Jason Pitton, Michael Henrich, David Borrelli, Raffaele Intranuovo, Federico Benetti, Matteo Tessari, Nicola Tessari, Michele Stevan, Mirko Presti, Filippo Busa; Coach: John Tucker

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

Gates: 0:1 Christian Sottsas (6.14), 1:1 Raffele Intranuovo (8.36), 2:1 Nicola Tessari (9.02), 3:1 Michael Henrich (35.24), 3:2 Thomas Pichler (43.07)

Asiago hosted “feared opponents” Vipiteno on Thursday. The Wipptal team won three of the four direct duels against the Italian champions this year, but this time Asiago was not surprised and prevailed, albeit narrowly, with 3-2 goals. The home team had to make do without goalkeeper Jeff Lerg, the suspended Drew Fata and the injured Vigilante and Rossi, while the Broncos were missing the two defenders Lee and Power. The match began with a huge chance for Layne Ulmer, but the Asiago striker was unable to take advantage. In the 6.14 minute Sterzing took the lead with Christian Sottsas. The home team then turned the deficit into a 2-1 lead in just two minutes. First Ralph Intranuovo equalized, then Nicola Tessari beat goalkeeper Thomas Tragust with a precise shot to make it 2-1. In the middle third Vipiteno increased the pressure, but was repeatedly denied by Grieco. The game remained exciting, both teams seemed nervous and in the 32nd minute, after a mass brawl, Jason Pitton and Florian Wieser had to take an early shower. Three minutes later, Michael Henrich made it 3-1 from a tight angle. At the beginning of the final third, Thomas Pichler reduced the score to 2:3, but it was no longer enough to equalize. With this victory, Asiago takes the lead in the table, while Vipiteno now has to share the “red lantern” with Valpellice.

HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering - HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese 10:3 (2:0, 5:2, 3:1) HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering: Steve Valiquette (Marcello Platè); Trevor Johnson, Ryan Martinelli, Kevin Kantee, David Urquhart, Florian Runer, Ladislav Benysek, 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: Ron Ivany

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

Gates: 1-0 Rob Sirianni (0.12), 2-0 Kevin Kantee (12.36), 3-0 Lou Dickenson (21.48), 4-0 Garret Bembridge (23.32), 5-0 Rob Sirianni (25.58), 5-1 Michael Schutte (26.37), 6:1 Garret Bembridge (28.35), 6:2 Nicola Fontanive (30.49), 7:2 David Urquhart (38.15), 8:2 Pietro Canale (54.11), 9:2 Rob Sirianni (54.53), 10 :2 Pietro Canale (50.01), 10:3 Markku Tahtinen (54.17)

Valpellice already had its back to the wall on the first day of the relegation round. Ron Ivany's team needed to win the home game against Alleghe to maintain a slim chance of qualifying for the playoffs. Valpellice did this impressively and clearly prevailed with 10:3 goals. With this victory, the Piedmontese team is level with Vipiteno in the table. The hosts were again missing the long-term injured Regan and Huddy today, while Alleghe competed with his best line-up. Valpellice took the lead after just 12 seconds. Desmet took the disc from Adam Dennis and passed it to Sirianni, who made it 1-0. The guests were then unable to take advantage of a double majority and were promptly punished for it with Kevin Kantee making it 12.36-2 in the 0:5 minute. The home team got off to a dream start in the middle third. Valpe moved ahead to 0-40 in just six minutes with three goals from Lou Dickenson, Garret Bremdridge and again Rob Sirianni. This five-goal lead lasted until the 10th minute: the guests scored two goals with Schutte and Nicola Fontanive, but Valpellice also scored twice more with Bembridge and Urquhart. In the final third, Pietro Canale increased the score to 2:10 with two goals and Sirianni with his third personal goal, before Markku Tahtinen scored the final point to make it 3:XNUMX six minutes before the end of the game. After this defeat, Alleghe has to hand over the championship lead to Asiago.

Serie A Škoda, 1th matchday relegation round – Thursday, February 2, 2012 HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering - HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese 10:3 (2:0, 5:2, 3:1) Supermercati Migross Asiago - WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 3:2 (2:1, 1:0, 0:1) Ritten Sport Renault Trucks - Val di Fassa Ferrarini 1:2 nP (0:1, 0:0, 1:0, 0:0)

Table Relegation Round after the 1rd matchday 1. Supermercati Migross Asiago 29 points 2. Alleghe Hockey Tegola Canadese 27 3. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 25 4. Val di Fassa Ferrarini 25 5. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 21 6. HC Valpellicellice Bodino Engineering 21

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