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HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering – Fassa Ferrarini 2:0 (2:0, 0:0, 0:0)

HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering: Steve Valiquette (Marcello Platè); 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: Ron Ivany

Fassa Ferrarini: Frank Doyle (Marco Menguzzato); David Turon, Marek Chvatal, Robert Schnabel, Thomas Dantone, Hannes Oberdorfer; Trevor Kell, Matt Piva, Brad Snetsinger, Diego Iori, Tomas Chrenko, Stefano Margoni, Enrico Chelodi, Devid Piffer, Luca Planchesteiner, Mattia Bernard; Coach: Miroslav Frycer

Goals: 1-0 David Urquhart (3.36), 2-0 Trevor Johnson (7.02)

After the dismissal of coach Mike Ellis, the new coach, 62-year-old Ron Ivany, sat on the Valpellice bench for the first time today. And it was to be a perfect debut for the club from Piedmont, who were able to bring the Ladin team to their knees with a score of 2-0. Regan and Huddy were missing from Valpellice, while Sullivan, Martin and Christian Castlunger were absent from Fassa. Chvatal also celebrated his debut in the guest ranks. From the start, things got down to business in Torre Pellice and with the first real chance the home team promptly took the lead. David Urquhart completed the preparatory work by Desmet and Sirianni in an exemplary manner after four minutes. Valpellice stayed in control even after the opening goal and increased the lead to 7.02-2 after 0:XNUMX minutes. Johnson gave Doyle no chance with a powerful shot from the advantage. Fassa showed the expected reaction, but Valiquette remained an insurmountable hurdle for the guests. After the break, Valpellice also had luck on its side when a shot from Chrenko from close range hit the crossbar. The home team then cleverly controlled the action and saved the two-goal lead over time.

HC Alleghe Tegola Canadese - Hafro SG Cortina 4:2 (1:0, 0:2, 3:0)

Alleghe Tegola Canadese: Adam Dennis (Davide Fontanive); Michael Schutte, Jani Forsstrom, Joni Haverinen, Mike Card, Francesco De Biasio, Carlo Lorenzi; 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; Coach: Steve McKenna

Hafro SG Cortina: Jean-Philippe Levasseur (Renè Baur); David Bowman, Mark Isherwood, Luca Zandonella, Jan Öberg, 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

Goals: 1:0 Jani Forsstrom (6.19), 1:1 Curtis Fraser (22.20), 1:2 Jan Oberg (23.30), 2:2 Jani Forsstrom (43.24), 3:2 Greg Hogeboom (48.40), 4:2 Vincent Rocco (56.18)

Both teams faced each other today with almost their best players. Only Michele Zanatta was not available to the Ampezzan team. Alleghe immediately excelled on the power play and took the lead through Forsstrom (6.19:22.20). The score remained at this level even after the first third. The cup winners turned the tide in the second half of the game. First Fraser equalized in the 70 minute, before Oberg even shot the Mair team into the lead just 49 seconds later. However, that only lasted until the fourth minute in the final third, when Forsstrom equalized with his second goal of the evening. And things were to get even better for the hosts, because in the 3th minute, Greg Hogeboom even put Alleghe ahead 2-56.18 before Vincent Rocco finally sealed the deal after XNUMX minutes.

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan – Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 2:1 (0:0, 1:0, 1:1)

WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan: Thomas Tragust (Dominik Steinmann); Agris Saviels, Aaron Power, 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, Alex Lanz; Coach: Oly Hicks

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, Chris Blight, Mac Faulkner, Emanuel Scelfo, Lorenz Daccordo, Matthias Fauster, Alexander Eisath, Rupert Stampfer; Coach: Marko Leinonen

Goals: 1:0 Ryan Ginand (27.48), 1:1 Lorenz Daccordo (54.23), 2:1 Randall Gelech (59.40)

The Broncos were without Lee and Erlacher in the landmark derby against Ritten, while Bustreo returned to the ice after a long absence. Meanwhile, only Rasom was missing from the “Buam”. In the first part of the game the match was evenly balanced. Both teams were particularly concerned about being good on defense. Offensive actions were in short supply and no goals were scored. The spectators had to wait until the 28th minute when Ryan Ginand scored his 21st goal of the season while outnumbered. The Wild Horses remained in a narrow lead until five minutes before the end before Lorenz Daccordo scored the equalizer for Ritten. With 20 seconds left, Randall Gelech plucked up courage, shot the puck unstoppable into the top corner and gave the Wild Horses an important victory in the fight for the final play-off places.

Supermercati Migross Asiago - HC Bozen 3:1 (1:0, 2:0, 0:1)

Supermercati Migross Asiago: Anthony Grieco (Alessandro Tura); Matthew MacDonald, Stefano Marchetti, Enrico Miglioranzi, Michele Strazzabosco, Calle Bergstrom, Marco Rossi, 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

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

Goals: 1-0 Matt MacDonald (9.00), 2-0 David Borrelli (24.01), 3-0 Layne Ulmer (25.48), 3-1 Derek Karl Edwardson (41.18)

In Asiago, the champions and the runners-up cup winners from the valley town faced each other. The home side lined up Grieco in goal, but had to do without Lerg, Fata and the injured Vigilante. Meanwhile, near Bolzano, Bruun left for Finland for family reasons. In the first third, Bozen played with one more man on the ice twice, but was unable to take advantage of the advantage situations, while the club from Veneto took advantage of the first opportunity in an ice-cold manner. MacDonald beat Zaba from close range (9.00). After that nothing happened for a long time before Benetti, Strazzabosco and Henrich carelessly gave away high-profile players. Bolzano was only dangerous once through McCutcheon. In the second third, the hosts made the preliminary decision with goals from Borelli and Ulmer. With the score at 3-0 we went into the next third break. Derek Karl Edwardson scored the goal to make it 3-1 at the beginning of the final third, but there was no more left for the Insam team.

Aquile FVG Pontebba – Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal 4:5 (2:2, 0:2, 2:1)

Aquile FVG Pontebba: Alex Petizian (Simon Fabris); Matt Waddel, Jakob Milovanovic, Davide Nicoletti, Nick Anderson, Jiri Matejicek, 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

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

Goals: 1:0 Matt Waddel (0.41), 1:1 Ryan Watson (2.09), 1:2 (12.40), 1:2 Joe Cullen (12.40), 2:2 Tommy Goebel (13.51), 2:3 Max Oberrauch (23.24), 2:4 David Ling (31.57), 3:4 Patrick Iannone (42.34), 3:5 Joe Jensen (43.29), 4:5 Kevin DeVergilio (54.30)

The team from Friuli were missing Tomko and De Gravisi this evening, while the Wolves played with their best line-up. Only Persson wasn't on board with the yellow-blacks, but he was left at home as a surplus foreigner. In Pontebba there was no hesitation and within less than two minutes the hosts took the lead (0.41) before Watson immediately equalized (2.09). The next two goals also came within just 71 seconds. First it was Cullen who put the Wolves ahead 2-1 this time, but Goebel equalized in the 14th minute. In the second third, the guests from Pustertal turned onto the winning road. First Max Oberrauch scored the 2:3 (23.24), before David Ling gave the Wolves the lead for the first time with two goals after just over half an hour (31.57). After the last break, Iannone reduced the score to 2.34:3 after just 4:55 minutes, but Joe Jensen had the answer 3 seconds later to make it 5:4. The home team didn't give up and were rewarded again with Kevin De Vergilio's goal five and a half minutes before the end to make it 5:XNUMX. But there was nothing more possible for Pontebba; the home team only had a narrow victory.

Serie A Škoda, 33th matchday: Thursday, January 19, 2012

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

The table in Serie A Škoda: 1. Wolves Fiat Professional Pustertal 69 points 2. HC Bozen 61 3. Aquile Pontebba 56 4. Alleghe Hockey Tegola Canadese 52 5. Supermercati Migross Asiago 50 6. Hafro Sg Cortina 49 7. Fassa Ferrarini 42 8. Ritten Sport Renault Trucks 41 9. WSV Vipiteno Weihenstephan 40 10. HC Valpellice Bodino Engineering 35

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Sterzing makes it even more exciting

The Broncos narrowly won the derby against Ritten Sport 2-1. League leaders Pustertal beat Pontebba away (5:4), while Bolzano had no chance in Asiago.

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