Big wins for Bregenzerwald and KAC II

Referees: MOSCHEN Andrea, STEFENELLI Federico, GIACOMOZZI Piero, WIEST Alexander

 

On Thursday evening, the two teams of Vorarlberg met in Lustenau in front of 847 visitors. In the 14th-minute, the alleged underdogs could take the lead by an  Otto Linke powerplay goal . Right at the beginning of the middle section, the home team equalized. After a changing mistake Arkiomaa was able to take the chance and score. The game picked up speed in the last third. After 49 minutes of play the EC Bregenzerwald managed to take the lead again in a balanced game in the person of Daniel Ban. Bernhard Fechtigs shot from the blue line opened the way for a Bregenzerwald win. Within the final minutes Henrik Neubauer made the final point in a equal game at eye level.

 

Goals EHC: Arkiomaa (21./Winzig)

Goals ECB: Linke (14. PP1), Ban (49./Schwinger-Järvinen), Fechtig (55./Ban), Neubauer (58./Virtanen-Kutzer)

 

Referees: Lesniak Borut, Supper Andreas, Bedynek Sebastian, Oberhuber Alexander

 

A very eventful game was opened by young Rotjacken forward Daniel Obersteiner. The guests did not wait long for the answer and were able to equalize the game in the fifth minute through Gabriel Vinatzer. In a thrilling game Markus Pirmann brought the second lead to Klagenfurt only a few seconds after the equalizer . In the middle of the first section Andrea Demetz was able to equalize the game again. During a balanced second section the Italians made use of the Klagenfurter Penalty Killing weakness and scored. David Galassiti powerplay goal brought the first lead for Gherdeina. Just one minute before the end of the second period, Hochegger scored a deserved powerplay equalizer. In a tough final Fabian Hochegger became the match winner by scoring the decisive goal for KAC II. In the end the Austrians were able to turn a fast and attractive game to their favor. 

Goals KA2: Obersteiner (1./Hochegger- Pirmann), Pirmann (6./Cirtek), Hochegger (39. PP1/Duller), Hochegger (53.PP1/ Di Casmirro- Hammerle)

Goals GHE: Vinatzer (5./Demetz- Roupec), Demetz (12.), Galassiti (30. PP1/Roupec-Sullmann Pilser)

 

Referees: FICHTNER Patrick, LOICHT Thomas, Reisinger Gerhard, Riecken Simon – Attendance 873

The HK SZ Olimpija Ljubljana celebrated a 3:1 win against the EK Zeller Eisbären. Both teams started quite carefully and didn’t grant many chances. The defensive side of both teams worked well and the first period ended with no goals. In the second period David Franz opened the scoring for the hosts. Ljubljana increased pressure and created more chances but didn’t succeed in the second. In the final period Ljubljana took full control over the game and created chance after chance but Dominik Frank did a good job in keeping his clean sheet for the first 52 minutes. But than it was Gal Koren who managed to score the equalizer in numerous disadvantage. Ljubljana still put much pressure on the Eisbären. 90 seconds before the end Zan Jezovsek captured the lead for the guests. The Zeller Eisbären took full risk, but Ljubljana created the result of 3:1 after an empty netter of Gregor Koblar.

 

Goals EKZ: Franz (27./Hansson-Oakley)

Goals HKO: Koren (53. SH1), Jezovsek (59./Rajsar), Koblar (60.EN/Jezovsek)

 

Referees: RUETZ, WALLNER, Rinker, Weiss

L'Asiago played with his best formation with all players. The Fassa, however, couldn’t have Hannes Oberrauch, Elias Thum, Karl Ostman and Luca Zandonella. Good start for Asiago that after three minutes took the lead with the dynamic duo Marco Rosa (assist) and Anthony Bardaro (goal). The home team was clearly superior as they looked other goals. The first powerplay of the match allowed Phil Pietroniro to achieve the doubling (15 '). Just after 30 seconds the Asiago made the 3:0 with a slapshot by Fabrizio Pace. In the second half, the history of the game didn’t change: it was always the ' Asiago to make the game. Matteo Tessari scored with a very angled shot while Phil Pietroniro achieved his double after two consecutives saved of Gianni Scola. The Yellow-reds built up more opportunities but there were no other goals. In the third half Asiago played with the same intensity as they knocked out the Falcons. Mark Naclerio made 6:0 with a little luck. Then in the final there was still the home team. Luca Casetti - with a nice personal action - and Josef Foltin allowed to Asiago to win 8:0 for a victory that was worth the 6th place in the standings. Frederic Cloutier and Andrea Longhini share a shutout (the second goalie entered after 56 minutes). The Fassa's attack was off because it no longer made a goal for 185 minutes in a row while the defense has suffered 24 goals in the last three games.

 

Goals ASH: 1:0 Anthony Bardaro (03:41/Rosa-M.Tessari); 2:0 Phil Pietroniro (15:56/PP1/Bardaro-Naclerio); 3:0 Fabrizio Pace (16:21/Bina-Marchetti); 4:0 Matteo Tessari (24:02/Bardaro-Rosa); 5:0 Phil Pietroniro (28:35/Naclerio-C.Pietroniro); 6:0 Mark Naclerio (52:41/Conci-Magnabosco); 7:0 Luca Casetti (57:30/Miglioranzi-C.Pietroniro); 8:0 Josef Foltin (59:56/P.Pietroniro-Conci); 

 

Referees: BENVEGNU, LEGA, Mantovani, Slaviero.

Fourth match of the season between the Hockey Milano Rossoblu and the leader of HC Pustertal. The home team could haven’t Federico Cordin and Stefan Ilic. Hannes Stoll was the goalkeeper of visitors and his back-up was Gregor Bachmann. Thomas Erlacher, Maximilian Leitner and Marko Virtala were absent. Good start for the Wolves who scored their first goal after just 57 seconds with Markus Gander who, with a diagonal shot, overtook Martino Valle Da Rin. Bruneck's forward repeated a few minutes later and during the first available powerplay in favour of the yellow-back team with a slap shot (4'). The domination of the Bruneck was total and the game was very different from that played between the two teams, again in Milan, last December 22 (home team victory by 3:2). Felix Brunner hit the post. Before the end of the first half, Raphael Andergassen achieved the 3:0 with a central shot in the middle of the pads. The second period was much more balanced. Milan became dangerous in powerplay while Tommaso Traversa was close to the fourth goal of the guests. At the end of the central period great opportunity for Tommaso Terzago but the score of the home team didn’t change. The third half opened with a nice save of Martino Valle Da Rin but then Bruneck made the 4:0 with Tommaso Traversa at the end of a nice action in powerplay after just 42 seconds of play. The match didn’t have much more to say and became very fast. Milano played without a goalkeeper with a very large advance for less than a minute in the middle. The last solo of the match was by the defender Cody Corbett who, two minutes before the end of the game, scored the final 5:0 with a shot at the crossbar. The Brueck confirmed its first place with a 19-point advantage over the Renon-Ljubljana pair. The home team dropped to 16th place in the standings after Klagenfurt-II's victory at home against Gherdeina. Hannes Stoll earned his first shutout of the season. 

 

Goals PUS: 0:1 Markus Gander (00:57/Traversa-Andergassen); 0:2 Markus Gander (04:39/PP1/T.Virtala-A.Hofer); 0:3 Raphael Andergassen (17:11/Traversa-Gander); 0:4 Tommaso Traversa (40:42/PP1/Andergassen-Helfer); 0:5 Cody Corbett (58:06/M.Oberrauch/A.De Lorenzo Meo); 

 

Referees: HOLZER, STRASSER, Huber, Martin.

The Ritten recovered for this match Kevin Fink and Simon Kostner while Adam Giacomuzzi was absent from the last match. In the first minutes was already decisive a double penalty whistled to Kevin Wirl: the home team was the strongest in powerplay of the AHL and also in this beginning of the game showed it with the goal of Daniel Tudin after 169 seconds. Then the protagonist of the first half was certainly the goalkeeper of the Austrians, Rene Huber, who didn’t take other goals despite the many shots of Buam (26). Halfway through the match, the game has one of its most important moments with three goals in less than two minutes. Johan Eriksson signed the doubling of the home team but immediate reaction of the guests who halved the disadvantage with Adam Havlik. But the Ritten regained the distance again with Daniel Tudin. Then, before the end of the second half, Renon scored the 4:1 with Imants Lescovs. In the third period, the result changed three more times with the goals in rapid sequence of Alex Frei, Friedrich Schroder and finally Andreas Lutz (44') for the final 6:2 of the Rittner Buams who won the 19th game in the last 21 matches. The Rittner Buam, with 65 points to its credit, remained with this success in second place in the standings as they also extended its positive series at home. Today's was in fact the 13th win of the season in 14 games at the Arena Ritten.

 

Goals RIT: 1:0 Daniel Tudin (2:49/PP1/J.Kostner-T.Spinell); 2:0 Johan Eriksson (29:24/Frei-S.Kostner); 3:1 Daniel Tudin (30:55/T.Spinell-O.Sislannikovs); 4:1 Ivan Lescovs (37:25/Frei-S.Kostner); 5:1 Alex Frei (41:31/SH1/Eriksson); 6:2 Andreas Lutz (44:53/S. Quinz-J.Kostner);  

Goals KEC: 2:1 Adam Havlik (29:33/Vojta-Kaleinikovas); 5:2 Friedrich Schroder (43:38);