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Founded | 1954 | ||
City | Bruneck (TS) | ||
Surname | HC Red Orange Pustertal | ||
President | Stefan Mair | ||
Arena | Leitner Solar Arena (former Rienzstadion), 2.100 | ||
Scudetti | 0 | ||
Italian Cups | 0 | ||
Italian Supercups | 0 | ||
European Titles | |||
Colours | yellow-red |
HC Val Pusteria Wolves are an Italian professional ice hockey team from Bruneck, currently playing in Serie A.
Names[]
- EV MAK Bruneck (1954-2001)
- HC Pustertal (2001-2008)
- HC Red Orange Pustertal (2008-)
Team Information[]
Team History[]
The team was created in 1954 under the name EV Bruneck and fusioniert with SG Bruneck. In 2004, it was renamed the HC Val Pusteria Wolves. In the summer or 2008 it was announced that the team would now be known as the Red Orange Val Pusteria Wolves. The team began playing in Italy's Serie A in 2004.
Home Arena[]
The Wolves current home is Eisstadion Bruneck and formerly the Rienzstadion in Bruneck.
Current Roster[]
Goaltenders[]
Defensemen[]
- 5
Jan Vodrazka
- 7
CanadaMike Jarmuth
- 8
Italy Martin Casanova Stua
- 9
Italy Armin Hofer
- 14
Italy Christian Willeit
- 23
Italy Manuel Boito
- 64
Italy Armin Helfer
- 81
Italy Christian Mair
Forwards[]
- 6
Italy Max Oberrauch
- 11
Canada Greg Barber
- 12
Italy Thomas Pichler
- 13
Italy Patrick Bona
- 15
Italy Philipp Platter
- 16
Italy Matthias Marchiori
- 17
Italy Lukas Tauber
- 20
Italy Matthias Rehmann
- 21
Italy Thomas Trenker
- 27
Canada Brendan Bernakevitch
- 34
Canada Greg Watson
- 44
Finland Marko Tuomainen
- 73
Canada Taggart Desmet
- 90
Italy Michael Sparber
Coach[]
Italy Stefan Mair (Head Coach)
Canada Mike Ellis (Assistant Coach and Junior Team Head Coach)
Italy Heinrich Degilia (Team Chef)
Italy Christoph Preindl (Physiotherapist)
Italy Marian Pörnbacher (Medical)
Italy Markus Franzelin (Athletic Trainer)
Italy Martin Lochmann (Athletic Trainer)
Italy Tiziano Agnoli (Athletic Trainer)
Italy Simon Dapoz (Athletic Trainer)
Italy Egon Tauber (Athletic Trainer)
Notable Players[]
Canada Brendan Bernakevitch
CanadaKelly Guard
CanadaBrent Gauvreau
Canada-Italy Pat Iannone
Canada-Italy Joe Tallari
Canada-Italy Carter Trevisani
External links[]
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