Supercup victory: Ritten grabs the first trophy of the season

With this triumph, Ritten won the Supercup for the fifth time in the club's history. The team from Klobenstein is now the record winner of this trophy. Ritten had already won the trophy in 2009 and 2010 and in the last two seasons against Milan. HC Bozen, which hasn't won the Supercup four times for years, and Pustertal, Milan and Asiago three times each.

Ritten's Matt Lane (front) in a duel with Kaltern's Florian Wieser. © Max Pattis

The AlpsHL club, which entered the match as the clear favorite, dominated the game from the start and took the lead after just 89 seconds. Newcomer Ryan Obuchowski opened the scoring with a powerful shot from the blue line. In the 4.26 minute, the Buam increased the lead to 2-0 with Stefan Quinz in the majority. After 12 minutes the preliminary decision was already made: The second Rittner newcomer, Randy Gazzola, once again gave Kaltern goalkeeper Daniel Morandell the advantage with an unstoppable shot. At Ritten everything went smoothly, while the Hechte were unable to respond. So after the first 20 minutes of the game, Saavalainen's team remained in a clear 3-0 lead. The Felderer brothers operate result cosmetics But Ritten didn't have enough. Shortly after the restart, Philipp Pechlaner defeated Morandell between the leg guards for the fourth time, and in the 29.20 minute captain Dan Tudin scored to make it 5-0. After that, the home team took a step back. Kaltern, on the other hand, slowly found its way into the game and even scored a 1-5 goal with defender Raphael Felderer.

Three more goals were scored in the final third. In the 42.35 minute, Michael Felderer, brother of Raphael, scored to make it 2:5. A little later, Ritten's goal machine, Alex Frei, who grew up in Kaltern's youth department, increased the score to 6:2. The final point was secured by Thomas Spinell, who made it 7-2 ten minutes before the final siren. Supercup final Rittner Buam – SV Kaltern 7:2 (3:0, 2:1, 2:1)

Rittner Buam: Hannes Bustreif (Kevin Lindskoug); Radovan Gabri-Randy Gazzola, Ryan Obuchowski-Andreas Lutz, Marco Marzolini-Christoph Vigl, Alexander Brunner; Alex Frei-Matt Lane-Simon Kostner, Stefan Quinz-Dan Tudin-Thomas Spinell, Philipp Pechlaner-Julian Kostner-Markus Spinell, Kevin Fink-Alexander Eisath-Adam Giacomuzzi, Manuel Öhler

SV Kaltern: Daniel Morandell (from June 30.06, Alex Andergassen); Daniel Maffia-Raphael Felderer, Florian Massar-Michele Volcan, Michael Sölva-Jonas Creator; Bastian Andergassen-Florian Wieser-Benjamin Kostner, Maximilian Sölva-Luca De Donà-Michael Felderer, Patrick Gius-Simon Andergassen-Hannes Clementi, Matthias Fill

Gates: 1:0 Ryan Obuchowski (1.29), 2:0 Stefan Quinz (4.26), 3:0 Randy Gazzola (12.37), 4:0 Philipp Pechlaner (25.08), 5:0 Dan Tudin (29.20), 5:1 Raphael Felderer (37.51), 5:2 Michael Felderer (42.35), 6:2 Alex Frei (47.50), 7:2 Thomas Spinell (49.23)

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Supercup victory: Ritten grabs the first trophy of the season

The first title of the ice hockey season goes to the Rittner Buam: In Klobenstein, the Italian champions and AlpsHL club won an easy 7-2 victory in a duel with cup winners and IHL club Kaltern.

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