Barrasso brings the Scorpions back to the winning road!

Barrasso brings the Scorpions back to the winning road!

On the evening of December 14, 2024, the Hanover Scorpions experienced a memorable victory in the home arena when Tom Barrasso celebrated his first success as the new head coach. The Scorpions, which had previously been struggling with a frustrating series of defeats of three games, ranks in second place in the north after the 7: 4 victory over the Saale Bulls Hall. Barrasso, former NHL goalkeeper, was satisfied after the game, but also warned of vigilance. "We worked hard, but there is also a lot that we have to continue to work," emphasized the 59-year-old. Ice Hockey News reported on Barrassos's critical assessment of his own team, which in the meantime led 4: 1, but still ran the risk of losing the lead.

A new league leader in the south

In the meantime there was a change at the top in the Oberliga Süd: After a 5-1 win over Stuttgart, the Deggendorfer SC took over the lead from the Bietigheim Steelers. While Deggendorf showed up as a sovereign winner, the Steelers experienced a bitter defeat in Bayreuth, which was shaped by a weak exploitation of opportunities in a decisive third. Coach Alexander Dück The Steelers commented on the performance of his team by noting: "Bayreuth was disciplined and lurked on counterattack." The Steelers now have the opportunity to regenerate against the Höchstadt Alligator on Tuesday, which were last shown in the best form. Wikipedia describes Barrassos impressive career, which not only made him a NHL champion, but also with a variety In experiences that he now brings in Germany.

The Hannover Scorpions hope to increase their achievements in the current season from BarrassoS expert knowledge and consider this first victory as a positive step in the right direction. In the leadership, those responsible are optimistic and believe that Barrassos experience and commitment can make the decisive difference, while the competition in the league is still under pressure.

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