Vienna Capitals Get Recelander Sam Antonitsch from Graz!

Vienna Capitals Get Recelander Sam Antonitsch from Graz!

The Vienna Capitals have made a significant transfer by signing the 29-year-old Sam Antonitsch from the Graz99ers. Antonitsch returns to his hometown of Vienna and signs a two -year contract in Kagran. This is an important step for the Capitals who want to reinforce to remain competitive in the coming season.

In his career so far, Antonitsch has gained extensive experience, both in North America and in the highest Austrian ice hockey league. Among other things, he played for Connecticut Jr. Rangers, Okanagan HC Europa and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights. After returning to Austria, he gained valuable experience at VSV, HC Innsbruck, Dornbirn Bulldogs and most recently the Graz99ers. In total, Antonitsch looks back on 367 missions in the highest division of Austria, where he achieved 82 scorer points, including 43 goals and 39 assists.

emotional connection to home

Antonitsch said that he had received several offers, but had particularly emerged the efforts of the capital. The club's long -term plans convinced him. Antonitsch has a special emotional connection to the Schultz-Halle, where he was often with his father and grandfather during his childhood. This adds a personal note to his move to the Vienna Capitals.

Christian Dolezal, the sporting director of the Capitals, praised Antonitsch's style of play and his character traits. Dolezal is convinced that Antonitsch will be a valuable enrichment for the team and that his experience will help the squad to be successful in the coming season.

Current squad of the Vienna Capitals

The current squad of the Vienna Capitals for the 2025/26 season has some interesting players. The goal position is occupied by Sebastian Wraneschitz (25/26), while the defense of Dominic Hackl (26/27) and Erik Kirchschläger (25/26) is strengthened. The attack shows a broad line -up with players such as Zane Franklin (25/26), Jeremy Gregoire (25/26) and now also Sam Antonitsch (26/27).

The Vienna Capitals simply have one of the most powerful teams in the history of the ICE and can look back on most playoff inserts. With the transfer of Sam Antonitsch, the Capitals not only want to improve their sporting performance, but also initiate a new era that is characterized by commitment and talent. Further information on this and other transfers can be found on hockeyreport.net .