Series A2: HC Eppan rushes from victory to victory

HC Gherdeina – SV Kaltern Rothoblaas 2:4 (0:1, 1:1, 1:2) HC Gherdeina: Florian Grossgasteiger (Giancarlo Kostner), Benjamin Bregenzer, Ryan Gaucher, Gabriel Lang, Simon Vinatzer, Luca Vinatzer; Joel Brugnoli, Fabian Costa, Rupert Stampfer, Gabriel Vinatzer, Oliver Schenk, Ivan Demetz, Kevin Senoner, Benjamin Kostner, Fabio Kostner, Davide Holzknecht, Aaron Pitschieler, Gabriel Senoner Coach: Thomas Kostner

SV Kaltern Rothoblaas: Martino Valle da Rin (Daniel Morandell), Thomas Waldthaler, Adrian Marzoner, Lukas Schweigkofler, Steve Pelletier, Markus Siller, Markus Kofler, Ruben Rampazzo; Matias Loppi, Raphael Andergassen, Alexander Andergassen, Alex Tauferer, Patrick Thomaser, Patrick Gius, Brian Belcastro, Lorenz Röggl, Michael Felderer, Manuel Gamper Coach: Thomas Sandlin

Goals: 0:1 Thomas Waldthaler (5.28), 1:1 Benjamin Kostner (28.25), 1:2 Steve Pellettier (36.49), 1:3 Matias Loppi (48.15), 2:3 Benjamin Bregenzer (57.07), 2:4 Alex Andergassen (59.29/empty net)

Val Gardena's captain Fabrizio Senoner was missing, while Kalterer's Daniel Spinell and attacker Mirko Quinz had to sit in the stands due to injuries. In defense, the guests were able to send Ritten defender Ruben Rampazzo onto the ice. After a leisurely initial phase, Kaltern took the lead during a period of pressure from the home team. Val Gardena was playing with one more man on the ice when Thomas Waldthaler finished off a counterattack ice-cold. Val Gardena reacted promptly, but repeatedly missed the equalizer, which was also due to the brilliant Valle Da Rin. The hosts deservedly equalized in the second half of the game. Benjamin Kostner struck ice-cold in the 29th minute, Val Gardena played in the majority. But a few minutes later Steve Pellettier was there and shot the pike into the front again. Matias Loppi even extended the lead in the third third. But three minutes before the end the Ladins came close again. With the advantage, Benjamin Bregenzer reduced the score to 3:2. Val Gardena now risked everything, even taking the goalie off the ice in the final phase for a sixth skater. But the risk wasn't rewarded, on the contrary: Alex Andergassen made it 31-4 with 2 seconds left to break the home team's neck.

HC Meran Junior – EV Bozen 84 Groupon 3:6 (1:3, 0:0, 2:3)

HC Meran Junior: Vincenzo Marozzi (Massimo Quagliato), Jan Mair, Daniel Valgoi, Viktor Wallin, Andreas Radin, Daniel Huber; Taggart Desmet, Michele Ciresa, Thomas Mitterer, Julian Schwienbacher, Stefan Palla, Daniel Rizzi, Davide Turrin, Patrick Cainelli, Viktor Schweitzer, Michael Guarise, Philipp Beber, Stefan Kobler Coach: Doug McKay

EV Bolzano Groupon: Marcello Platè (Federico Tesini), Stanislav Jasecko, Roland Battisti, Matteo Lotti, Luca Franza, Matthias Albarello, Christian Fabbretti, Daniele Da Ponte; Oliver Schenk, Dylan Stanley, Thomas Unterfrauner, Philipp Grandi, Nicolò Pace, Hannes Holzl, Franz Josef Plankl, Alexander Pancheri, Manuel Accarino, Lorenzo Piccinelli, Simon Obexer Coach: Fred Carroll

Goals: 0:1 Oliver Schenk (5.05), 1:1 Taggart Desmet (9.58), 1:2 Nicolò Pace (12.54), 1:3 Franz Josef Plankl (14.16), 1:4 Dylan Stanley (45.06), 2: 4 Patrick Cainelli (50.20), 3:4 Michele Ciresa (51.04), 3:5 Oliver Schenk (53.31), 3:6 Stanislav Jasecko (59.48/empty net)

The EV Bozen 84 has developed a taste for it. The White Weasel celebrated their fourth win in a row against HC Meran. Max Ansoldi and Michael Stocker were missing from the Passerstadt team, while EV Bozen still had to do without Christian Timpone. After a brief scan, the guests took the lead after 5.05 minutes through ex-Merano Oliver Schenk. In the middle of the first third, the home team's attacking efforts were rewarded with an equalizer from Taggart Desmet. But Bolzano struck back. First, Pace put the EV back in the lead (12.54:72), which Franz Josef Plankl even extended to two goals 46 seconds later. In the second third, Meran took control of the game, but the Eagles were unable to score. EV Bozen played cleverly in defense and when a goal did come about, Platè was at his post. In the third period, Dylan Stanley made the supposed decision in the 44th minute. But Cainelli and Ciresa made things even more exciting with a double strike within 6 seconds. For both goals, the White Weasel played with one man less. In the middle of Meran's pressure phase, Bolzano's fifth goal came, again scored by Oliver Schenk against his former teammates. Jasecko made the score 3-XNUMX into an empty goal.

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – HC Eppan Sarah 1:3 (0:3, 1:0, 0:0)

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan: Dominik Steinmann (from 20.00 p.m. Charles Corsi), Simon Baur, Derek Eastman, Philipp Pircher, Daniel Maffia, Stefan Ramoser; Alex Lanz, Gunnar Braito, Patrick Mair, Hannes Stofner, Tobias Fink, TJ Caig, Tobias Kofler, Kevin Larch, Florian Wieser, Christian Sottsas, Felix Oberrauch, Daniel Erlacher Coach: Oly Hicks

HC Eppan Sarah: Mark Demetz (Alex Tomasi), David Ceresa, Fabian Ebner, Matthias Eisenstecken, Lukas Martini, Jake Newton, Peter Stimpfl, Johannes Weger; Patrick Wallenberg, Tobias Ebner, Alex Jaitner, Philipp Jaitner, Daniel Peruzzo, Philipp Platter, Stefan Unterkofler, Alex Rottensteiner, Jan Waldner Coach: Jarno Mensonen

Goals: 0:1 Patrick Wallenberg (0.47), 0:2 Tobias Ebner (1.27), 0:3 Jan Waldner (12.11), 1:3 Tobias Kofler (29.17)

HC Eppan took three important points home from the Broncos from Vipiteno on Friday evening. A lightning start was enough for the Pirates to put Vipiteno in their place 3-1. The young attacker Kevin Larch was selected for the Wipptal team, while Eppan was able to play fully in the “big match” of the ninth round. The Pirates got off to a dream start, as after less than 90 seconds the guests were already leading 2-0. First Patrick Wallenberg scored after exactly 47 seconds, before Tobias Ebner increased the score to 40-2 just 0 seconds later. Vipiteno showed the expected reaction, but was caught cold for the third time in the 13th minute. This time Jan Waldner was the goalscorer. The Broncos wanted a turnaround in the second third. Tobias Kofler was able to reduce the score to 1:3 (29.17), but the guests didn't allow much more. After that the game sputtered along. Goals were scored - despite Vipiteno's attacking efforts - but no more goals in either the second or third third.

Pergine Solarplus – HC Neumarkt Riwega 1:4 (0:1, 1:2, 0:1)

Pergine Solarplus: Thomas Commisso (from 23.44 Daniele Facchinetti), Alberto Meneghini, Lorenzo Casetti, Alessandro Ambrosi, Troy Barnes, Fabio Rigoni, Davide Conci, Lino De Toni, Alessandro De Polo, Pontus Moren, Davide Mantovani, Devid Piffer, Alberto Virzi, Andrea Meneghini, Danny Deanesi, Luca Mattivi, Peter Wunderer, Federico Gilmozzi Coach: Marco Liberatore

HC Neumarkt Riwega: Alex Caffi (Martin Rizzi); Kevin Zucal, Manuel Bertignoll, Giulio Bosetti, Christian Rainer, Brent Patry, Alexander Sullmann; Nick Bonino, Michael Sullmann, Daniele Delladio, Urban Giovanelli, Markus Simonazzi, Matteo Peiti, Rudi Locatin, David Stricker, Flavio Faggioni, Hannes Walter, Marian Zelger, Patrick Zambaldi, Dominik Massar, Alex Tiziani Coach: Joseph West

Goals: 0:1 Flavio Faggioni (18.53), 0:2 Brent Patry (22.48), 0:3 Markus Simonazzi (23.44), 1:3 Fabio Rigoni (25.03), 1:4 Rudi Locatin (53.24)

Pergine lives! After the match against Eppan on Sunday could not be kicked off, coach Marco Liberatore had 20 players available today. Thomas Commisso was in goal, Pontus Moren, Troy Barnes, Devid Piffer and veteran Lino De Toni also played. Farm-Team Bozen made Federico Gilmozzi and Peter Wunderer available to the Trentino team, while Armin Ambach and Andrea Gorza (Pontebba) left the club. All players were able to play at Neumarkt, and of course the focus was on NHL star Nick Bonino in his third Serie A2 appearance. The initial phase of this match was very even. The Wild Geese only struck 67 seconds before the first break when Flavio Faggioni gave Commisso the losing end. The goal gave Neumarkt a boost and less than three minutes after the break, Brent Patry scored for the Unterlandlers for the second time. When Markus Simonazzi increased the score to 60-3 less than 0 seconds later, a preliminary decision seemed to have been made. But Pergine kept the match open with Rigoni's follow-up goal (25.03). When Rudi Locatin made it 54-4 for the guests in the 1th minute, the match was decided in favor of the Unterlanders. Thanks to the victory, Neumarkt remains on the heels of HC Eppan.

Serie A2, 9th matchday of the regular season – Friday, October 26, 2012 HC Gherdeina – SV Kaltern Rothoblaas 2:4 (0:1, 1:1, 1:2) HC Meran Junior – EV Bozen 84 Groupon 3:6 (1:3, 0:0, 2:3) WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – HC Eppan Sarah 1:3 (0:3, 1:0, 0:0) Pergine Solarplus – HC Neumarkt Riwega 1:4 (0:1, 1:2, 0:1)

The table after the 9th matchday

1. HC Eppan Sarah 21 points 2. SV Kaltern Rothoblaas 17 3. HC Neumarkt Riwega 16 4. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 12 5. HC Meran Junior 12 6. EV Bozen 84 Groupon 12 7. HC Gherdeina 11 8. Pergine Solarplus 7

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Series A2: HC Eppan rushes from victory to victory

On the ninth matchday in the second Italian ice hockey league, all four matches ended with an away win. Kaltern prevailed in Val Gardena, Eppan took the points from Vipiteno, EV Bozen celebrated in the city derby in Meran and Neumarkt took Pergine.

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