Release from 07.12.2025
The Moser Medical Graz99ers reclaimed first place in the win2day ICE Hockey League on Sunday with a 3–2 overtime victory over EC-KAC in Klagenfurt. The Styrians tied the game late with two quick goals before Nick Bailen sealed the comeback win in overtime. Bozen, Ljubljana, and Salzburg also earned road victories, while the Pioneers Vorarlberg registered the only home win.
EC-KAC – Moser Medical Graz99ers 2–3 OT
Graz regained the league lead with their second win of the season in Klagenfurt. After a goalless opening period, the Red Jackets jumped ahead in the middle frame with power-play goals from van Ee and Kempe. The visitors were often denied by KAC goalie Dahm until Collins and Haudum tied the game with two goals in just 52 seconds late in regulation. Nick Bailen then netted the game-winner on the power play in overtime for the 99ers.
HC TIWAG Innsbruck – Olimpija Ljubljana 1–3
Despite numerous chances, Innsbruck again came up empty and lost 1–3 to Olimpija Ljubljana. Simsic, Bukovec, and Sabolic found the net for the Slovenians, while Coatta’s power-play goal was the only response for the Sharks. Though they showed fighting spirit, their finishing remained lacking. With the win, third-placed Ljubljana stay close behind the leading duo.
FTC-Telekom – HCB Südtirol Alperia 1–3
After losing in Vienna, HCB Südtirol Alperia wrapped up their road trip with a morale-boosting 3–1 victory over FTC-Telekom. Following Shaw’s opening goal for Budapest, the Foxes turned the game around in the second period through Digiacinto and Misley. McClure added the insurance marker for HCB, who showed strong resolve despite multiple absences. Goaltender Harvey replaced the injured Vallini in the first period and helped secure the win.
Vienna Capitals – EC Red Bull Salzburg 2–4
EC Red Bull Salzburg returned to the winning column and climbed back into the Top 6. The reigning champion came from 0–2 down to defeat the Vienna Capitals 4–2. Souch and Kromp scored power-play goals for Vienna, but Michael Raffl pulled one back before Brandon Coe and Troy Bourke completed the turnaround. In front of 6,510 fans, Mario Huber sealed the deal for Salzburg.
Pioneers Vorarlberg – Hydro Fehérvár AV19 4–1
The Pioneers Vorarlberg celebrated their second win of the weekend with a 4–1 home success over Hydro Fehérvár AV19. New signing Michael Kernberger again scored the game-winner, as he did in his debut, while Florchuk added a pair and Macierzynski also struck. The Feldkirch side reduced the gap to the Top 10 with this strong performance.
win2day ICE Hockey League:
Sun, 07.12.2025:
FTC-Telekom – HCB Südtirol Alperia 1:3 (1:0, 0:2, 0:1)
Referees: OFNER, SMETANA, Muzsik, Vaczi
Goals: 1:0 FTC Braeden Shaw (11:22 / András Mihalik / Gergely Mattyasovszki / EQ), 1:1 HCB Cristiano Digiacinto (29:00 / Shane Gersich / EQ), 1:2 HCB Bryce Gianni Alcock Misley (37:05 / Jason Seed / EQ), 1:3 HCB Brad McClure (58:12 / Cole Schneider / Brett Pollock / EQ)
Pioneers Vorarlberg – Hydro Fehérvár AV19 4:1 (0:0, 2:1, 2:0)
Referees: HUBER, ZRNIC, Nothegger, Zgonc
Goals: 1:0 PIV Eric Florchuk (28:20 / Julius Reini / EQ), 1:1 AVS Istvan Bartalis (30:45 / Ol Einar Engeland Andersen / Janos Hari / PP1), 2:1 PIV Michael Kernberger (31:05 / Oskar Maier / EQ), 3:1 PIV Kevin Macierzynski (52:14 / Oskar Maier / EQ), 4:1 PIV Eric Florchuk (55:43 / Cole Gallant / EQ)
Vienna Capitals – EC Red Bull Salzburg 2:4 (1:0, 1:1, 0:3)
Referees: PIRAGIC, SEEWALD E., Durmis, Konc
Goals: 1:0 VIC Carter Souch (0:55 / Linden Vey / Leon Wallner / PP1), 2:0 VIC Christof Kromp (33:37 / Mitch Hults / Randy Gazzola / PP1), 2:1 RBS Michael Raffl (37:47 / Travis St. Denis / Lucas Thaler / PP1), 2:2 RBS Brandon Coe (43:46 / Travis St. Denis / EQ), 2:3 RBS Troy Wayne Bourke (55:08 / Dennis Robertson / Connor Corcoran / EQ), 2:4 RBS Mario Huber (59:28 / Benjamin Nissner / Dennis Robertson / EQ)
EC-KAC – Moser Medical Graz99ers 2:3 (0:0, 2:0, 0:2)
Referees: NIKOLIC K., STERNAT, Seewald J., Zacherl
Goals: 1:0 KAC Finn van Ee (28:35 / Thimo Nickl / Fabian Hochegger / PP1), 2:0 KAC Mario Kempe (34:39 / Matthew Fraser / Mathias From / PP1), 2:1 G99 Chris Collins (55:47 / Paul Huber / Michael Schiechl / EQ), 2:2 G99 Lukas Haudum (56:55 / Anders Koch / Nicholas Bailen / EQ), 2:3 G99 Nicholas Bailen (61:31 / Josh Currie / PP1)
HC TIWAG Innsbruck – Olimpija Ljubljana 1:3 (0:1, 0:1, 1:1)
Referees: HOLZER, HRONSKY, Martin, Wimmler.
Goals: 0:1 OLL Nik Simsic (12:18 / EQ), 0:2 OLL Maks Bukovec (36:25 / Aljosa Crnovic / Robert Sabolic / EQ), 0:3 OLL Robert Sabolic (47:35 / Bine Masic / Marly Quince / EQ), 1:3 HCI Max Coatta (52:34 / Troy Lajeunesse / Patrick Kudla / PP2)