Series A2: Neumarkt makes a mistake against Meran, Sterzing thanks you

HC Neumarkt Riwega - HC Meran Pircher 1:3 (0:1, 0:0, 1:2)

HC Neumarkt Riwega: Alex Caffi (Martin Rizzi); Manuel Bertignoll, Christian Rainer, Alexander Sullmann, Giulio Bosetti, Kevin Zucal, Piero Simoni, Moreno Lazzeri; Michael Sullmann, Daniele Delladio, Markus Simonazzi, Rudi Locatin, Davide Stricker, Patrick Zambaldi, Flavio Faggioni, Marian Zelger, Dominik Massar, Hannes Walter, Mike Craig Coach: Joe West

HC Meran Pircher: Vincenzo Marozzi (Samuel Quaglio); Jan Mair, Daniel Valgoi, Viktor Wallin, Philipp Beber, Danny Elliscasis; Max Ansoldi, Julian Schwienbacher. Michele Ciresa, Taggart Desmet, Thomas Mitterer, Stefan Palla, Stefan Kobler, Daniel Rizzi, Patrick Cainelli, Davide Turrin, Michael Stocker, Michael Guarise, Daniel Frank Coach: Doug McKay

Gates: 0:1 Massimo Ansoldi (4.23), 1:1 Mike Craig (51.04), 1:2 Massimo Ansoldi (53.32), 1:3 Michele Ciresa (58.19)

Neumarkt was able to rely on Kevin Zucal, Hannes Walter and Giulio Bosetti again in the home game against Meran. In addition, new signing Mike Craig played from the start. The Eagles were also able to field their best line-up. They started the game accordingly courageously and took the lead after just over four minutes. Max Ansoldi scored his second goal in the second game to make it 1-0. In the middle third, an open exchange of blows developed between the two teams, but initially no goals were scored. It was only after the break that the spectators in the Würth Arena were treated to three goals. First, Mike Craig made it 1-1 on the power play with his first goal in Italian ice hockey, but Meran was unimpressed and promptly counter-attacked thanks to the tireless Ansoldi. The Unterlanders then bit their teeth on the 1:2 deficit. Even with the sixth skater on the ice, they couldn't score. And so it was the former Neumarkt player Michele Ciresa, of all people, who sealed Meran's success with a shot into the empty goal and at the same time brought the big surprise of the 32nd matchday to a close.

WSV Sterzing Weihenstephan - SV Kaltern Rothoblaas 3:2 (2:0, 0:1, 1:1)

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan: Charles Corsi (Dominik Steinmann), Simon Baur, Derek Eastman, Daniel Maffia, Philipp Pircher, Michael Messner; TJ Caig, Tobias Fink, Gunnar Braito, Patrick Mair, Samuel Rainer, Tobias Kofler, Hannes Stofner, Alex Lanz, Florian Wieser, Christian Sottsas, Felix Oberrauch, Tommy Kruselburger, Jonas Steiner Coach: Oly Hicks

SV Kaltern Rothoblaas: Daniel Morandell (Martino Valle Da Rin); Adrian Marzoner, Lukas Schweigkofler, Steve Pelletier, Ruben Rampazzo, Klaus Ploner, Leonhard Rainer, Alex Giovannini; Matias Loppi, Patrick Thomaser, Brian Belcastro, Raphael Andergassen, Alex Andergassen Patrick Gius, Thomas Pichler, Lorenz Röggl, Michael Felderer, Manuel Gamper, Alex Tauferer, Markus Siller Coach: Thomas Sandlin

Gates: 1:0 Felix Oberrauch (2.50), 2:0 Tobias Kofler (11.09), 2:1 Lorenz Röggl (24.33), 2:2 Steve Pelletier (42.26), 3:2 Derek Eastman (43.35)

At Vipiteno, Stephan Ramsoer, Luca Scardoni and Tobias Erlacher had to pass, but the young Tommy Kruselburger (born in 1995) and Jonas Steiner (1996) made their debut. Kaltern played with Daniel Morandell as the regular goalkeeper and Brian Belcastro, who received ten stitches in his face on Wednesday. Three Hechte defenders (Markus Kofler, Daniel Spinell and Thomas Waldthaler) had to pass. The first third was clearly dominated by the home team, who took a 2-0 lead through Felix Oberrauch and Tobias Kofler. It was only Lorenz Röggl's goal at the start of the middle period that created tension. This was further fueled by Steve Pelletier's second Kalterer goal in the third period. A power play was supposed to help Vipiteno get a “threesome”: When Markus Siller was sitting in the “cool box”, Derek Eastmann scored with a shot from the blue line to make it 3-2. In the final phase, Kaltern took Morandell off the ice and threw everything forward again with six field players, but the three points remained in the Weihenstephan Arena.

HC Gherdeina - Hockey Pergine Sapiens 5:2 (1:1, 2:1, 2:0

HC Gherdeina: Florian Grossgasteiger (Giancarlo Kostner), Benjamin Bregenzer, Ryan Gaucher, Simone Vinatzer, Gabriel Lang, Marco Senoner, Rupert Stampfer, Joel Brugnoli, Mitch Stephens, Gabriel Vinatzer, Gabriel Senoner, Kevin Senoner, Ivan Demetz, Benjamin Kostner, Oliver Schenk, Davide Holzknecht, Fabrizio Senoner, Aaron Pitschieler, Coach: Gary Prior

Pergine Sapiens: Marcello Platè (Daniele Facchinetti); Troy Barnes, Fabio Rigoni, Andrea Strazzabosco, Alessandro De Polo; Pontus Moren, Devid Piffer, Alberto Virzi, Riccardo Tombolato, Davide Mantovani, Lino De Toni, Marco Demattio, Denny Deanesi, Luca Mattivi, Davide Conci, Andrea Meneghini, Stefano Piva Coach: Marco Liberatore

Gates: 1:0 Rupert Stampfer (5.31), 1:1 Lino De Toni (11.10), 1:2 Stefano Piva (24.42), 2:2 Mitch Stephens (32.02), 3:2 Kevin Senoner (36.56), 4:2 Rupert Stampfer (55.44), 5:2 Ivan Demetz (56.25)

Val Gardena again had to make do without Fabio Kostner and Fabian Kosta, while Pergine was missing Alessandro Ambrosi as well as the long-term injured Alberto Meneghini. The game began with a storm and urgency phase for the Ladins, who took the lead through Rupert Stampfer after 5.31:2 minutes. However, a defensive mistake by the home team when they had the majority led to Lino De Toni equalizing just five minutes later. In the second third, events came to a head: First Stefano Piva gave the visitors a surprising lead, then Mitch Stephens equalized to make it 2-5, before Kevin Senoner shot HC Gröden into the lead for the second time that evening. This time it was enough to last until the end of the game, because in the final third the Val Gardena team skilfully controlled the game and secured the final score of 2:XNUMX with two goals in the last five minutes of the game (Stampfer and Ivan Demetz). This is the second win in a row for the Prior team.

HC Eppan Sarah - EV Bozen 84 Groupon 9:2 (3:0, 3:2, 3:0)

HC Eppan Sarah: Mark Demetz (Alex Tomasi), David Ceresa, Fabian Ebner, Lukas Martini, Jake Newton, Peter Stimpfl, Johannes Weger; Tobias Ebner, Tuomo Harjula, Jan Waldner, Stefan Unterkofler, Alex Jaitner, Philipp Jaitner, Daniel Peruzzo, Philipp Platter, Robert Raffeiner, Tobias Spitaler, Mathias Eisenstecken, Christian Tröger Coach: Jarno Mensonen

EV Bolzano Groupon: Thomas Commisso (Federico Tesini); Stanislav Jasecko, Luca Franza, Roland Battisti, Simon Obexer, Christian Fabbretti, Stefano Da Ponte; Oliver Schenk, Dylan Stanley, Thomas Unterfrauner, Philipp Grandi, Daniele Da Ponte, Hannes Hölzl, Franz Josef Plankl, Michele Volcan, Alexander Pancheri, Matteo Lotti, Manuel Accarino, Lorenzo Piccinelli, Paolo Widmann, Alex Tava, Christian Timpone Coach: Fred Carroll

Gates: 1:0 Tuomo Harjula (7.24), 2:0 Jan Waldner (10.10), 3:0 Jake Newton (15.02), 4:0 Daniel Peruzzo (24.49), 4:1 Philipp Grandi (25.24), 4:2 Alexander Pancheri (30.02), 5:2 Alex Jaitner (37.13), 6:2 Robert Raffeiner (37.57), 7:2 Daniel Peruzzo (45.32), 8:2 Philipp Platter (48.22), 9:2 Philipp Platter (49.21)

Eppan played in front of their home team without the injured Patrick Wallenberg, Alex Rottensteiner and Luca Sartore, while EV Bozen 84 was able to make full use of the game. The Pirates stepped on the accelerator right from the start and made it clear early on who was setting the tone here today. Ex-EVB players Tuomo Harjula, Jan Waldner and Jake Newton put Eppan on the road to victory with their goals in the starting third. After the restart, Daniel Peruzzo hit the mark for the fourth time. Now, however, the home team let the reins slip for a short time and enabled the Talferstadt team to get back into the game with two goals from Philipp Grandi and Alexander Pancheri. Eppan now seemed to remember the loss of points in the last home game against EV Bozen and immediately shifted up two gears. Alex Jaitner and Robert Raffeiner secured the early preliminary decision with their goals. In the last part of the game, Peruzzo and double goalscorer Philipp Platter pushed the score up to 9:2. In the end, a good third was not enough for EV Bozen.

Serie A2, 32nd matchday regular season, Friday, January 18, 2013

HC Neumarkt Riwega - HC Meran Pircher 1:3 (0:1, 0:0, 1:2) WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – SV Kaltern Rothoblaas 3:2 (2:0, 0:1, 1:1) HC Gherdeina – Hockey Pergine Sapiens 5:2 (1:1, 2:1, 2:0) HC Eppan Sarah – Ev Bozen 84 Groupon 9:2 (3:0, 3:2, 3:0)

The table:

1. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 67 points 2. HC Neumarkt Riwega 65 3. HC Eppan Sarah 51 4. SV Kaltern Rothoblaas 51 5. HC Gherdeina 45 6. HC Meran 45 7. Hockey Pergine Sapiens 29 * 8. Ev Bozen 84 Groupon 28 *

* one game less

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