ERSC Amberg hopes for home game against EHC Klostersee!

The ERSC Amberg is standing ago an important weekend, as the team wants to end the cowardous flaut, which has appeared after the last games against Ulm and Miesbach. On Friday at 8 p.m., Amberg will meet the EHC Klostersee in the home stadium. The EHC Klostersee, which is two places in front of Amberg, currently has a lead of six points and could be left behind for the Amberg team.

The last games of Klostersee are characterized by a certain explosiveness: their latest home game ended unhappily with 2: 3 against Waldkraiburg after the decision was only made in the last second. Under coach Dominik Quinlan, the Klostersee players, who come up with 17 different goal scorers, have a strong season. Particularly noteworthy are the performance of top scorer Kevin Walz and Nikolai Quinlan.

challenges for Amberg

The home win is of great importance for the Amberg team to restore contact with the Grafingers. In the current season, Amberg won the first leg in Grafing 1: 4 and won the last home game with 7: 1. However, the team also has to pay attention to the current form of HC Landsberg, which has worked out in eighth place with eight wins from ten games.

The player list of the ERSC Amberg shows light and shadow: Hunter Fortin, Aron Schwarz and Lukas Salinger celebrated their comeback in training, while Tomas Plihal and Michael Kirchberger failed due to illness. Your missions will be decided on the match day. On Sunday, Amberg will meet at the Riverkings of HC Landsberg, who recently lost 2: 5 against Peißenberg and also work on the pre-play-offs.

In a greeting to the ice hockey friends, parents, players and patrons, the 1st chairman Mustafa Sugle emphasized the central role of the ERSC Amberg in local ice hockey and asked for support for the club. The focus is on continuous improvement and the hope of being able to pursue the games of the Wild Lions and the young teams in the future. Sugle expresses the intention of filling all age groups in the offspring independently in order to secure the future of ice hockey sports in the region.