In a thrilling hockey matchup, the home team drew frist blood in the second period wiht a goal from Krister Ansons. Though, the visitors quickly responded, with Krišjānis Riedlichs finding the back of the net just ten minutes later, narrowing the deficit to a single goal.
As the clock wound down in regulation, Mogo/RSU gambled, pulling their goalie for an extra attacker. Despite the aggressive move, the Kyiv team held strong, successfully defending their lead to secure the win.
In another lopsided contest,”Zemgale”/LBTU delivered a dominant performance,crushing Riga’s “Prism” by a score of 11-3.
The offensive firepower for “zemgale”/LBTU was on full display. Harry Brants and jonas Parviainen each contributed two goals and an assist, while Tomi Ansio netted a pair of goals. Rihards Marenis added to the onslaught with a goal and two assists,and Daniels Gorhan dished out three assists.For “Prism,” Edijs brahmanis managed to score a goal and add an assist.
the league standings paint a clear picture of the season’s early dynamics.”Zemgale/LBTU” and Kyiv’s Capitals are tied with seven games played, while the Liepaja Hockey team sits comfortably with 11 points. “Prizma” follows with ten points, and “Mogo”/RSU has nine. Tallinn’s Panter has accumulated five points in six matches, with Elektreni’s “Energija” unit earning two. “Riga hockey School” and Vilnius Hockey Punks remain without points, having played four and five games respectively.
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