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16 Macgregor Sharp #16 MacGregor Sharp MacGregor Sharp prosegue la sua avventura con la casacca dei Foxes. Dopo i 54 incontri e i 63 punti dello scorso campionato (29 gol e 34 assist), il centro canadese ha prolungato il rapporto con l´HC Bolzano anche per la prossima stagione sportiva. Nato l´1 ottobre 1985, MacGregor Sharp ha iniziato a muovere i primi passi nell´hockey nella lega canadese AMBHL, dove, con i Red Deer Rebels Black Bantam ha giocato 14 incontri durante la stagione 2000/2001. L´annata successiva vede invece il giocatore vestire la maglia dei Red Deer Chiefs Bantam in AMHL: 36 partite per 34 punti complessivi. I tre campionati successivi, invece, Sharp li gioca nell´AJHL tra le fila dei Camrose Kodiaks, per un totale di 161 apparizioni condite da 62 gol e 81 assist, vincendo, assieme ai suoi compagni, il torneo 2002/2003 e 2004/2005. Nel 2005 arriva l´approdo in NCAA (WCHA) grazie a University of Minesota-Duluth. Quattro annate nel college (157 presenze e 108 punti) che si chiudono in maniera eccezionale, visto che, nel 2008/2009, si concretizza la vittoria del campionato e l´inserimento del giocatore nell´All-Academic Team. Durante la stessa stagione, poi, Sharp festeggia anche l´esordio in AHL, dove disputa 6 incontri per gli Iowa Chops. In estate l´attaccante canadese riceve la grande chiamata, ossia quella dell´NHL. Per lui si muovono gli Anaheim Ducks, che gli permettono di assaporare in prima persona le emozioni del torneo più importante al mondo, dove il giocatore mette assieme otto presenze. Dopo questi match, Sharp si trasferisce nuovamente in AHL, ai San Antonio Rampage, per poi chiudere l´annata in ECHL, con i Bakersfield Condors, dove, tra regular season e play off, gioca 27 partite, realizzando 7 gol e 17 assist. Due anni fa il 26enne è ancora protagonista sulle piste dell´AHL, dividendosi tra i Syracuse Crunch e gli Abbotsford Heat. In totale, il canadese ha totalizzato 113 presenze nella seconda lega d´oltreoceano, realizzando 35 punti. Lo scorso anno, infine, la sua prima esperienza in Italia, culminata con la conquista del tricolore. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MacGregor Sharp wird auch im kommenden Winter die Offensive des HC Bozen verstärken. Im Vorjahr erzielte der 27-jährige Kanadier 63 Punkte (29 Tore und 34 Assist) in 54 Meisterschaftsspielen für die Weiß-Roten und trug maßgeblich zum Gewinn des 19. Italienmeister-Titels bei. MacGregor Sharp, geboren am 1. Oktober 1985, hat seine Karriere mit 14 Einsätzen für die Red Deer Rebels Black Bantam in der kanadischen AMBHL begonnen. In der Saison 2001/02 brachte er es für die Red Deer Chefs Bantam in der AMHL auf 36 Spiele und 34 Skorerpunkte. Die folgenden drei Jahre verbrachte Sharp hingegen in der AJHL bei den Camrose Kodiaks, deren Trikot er sich insgesamt 161 Mal überstreifte und dabei 62 Tore erzielte und 81 Vorlagen gab. Mit Camrose gewann er die Meisterschaften 2002/03 und 2004/05. Im Jahr 2005 wechselte der 26-jährige Kanadier in die NCAA (WCHA ) zur University of Minesota-Duluth. In den folgenden vier Spielzeiten brachte er es auf 157 Spiele und 108 Punkte. Zudem wurde er nach dem Titelgewinn in der Saison 2008/09 ins All-Academic- Team einberufen. Im selben Zeitraum bestritt Sharp auch sechs Spiele in der AHL für die Iowa Chops. Nach dieser überaus erfolgreichen Saison wurde er von den Anaheim Ducks in die NHL geholt. In der besten Liga der Welt sammelte der bewegliche Stürmer insgesamt acht Einsätze. Daraufhin kehrte er in die AHL zurück und ging für San Antonio Rampage auf Torejagd, ehe er die Saison beim ECHL-Klub Bakersfield Condors beendete. Insgesamt absolvierte Sharp 2009/10 27 Spiele und verbuchte dabei sieben Treffer und 17 Assist. Vor zwei Jahren lief der Center des HCB in der AHL für Syracuse Crunch und Abbotsford Heat auf. In der zweithöchsten Spielklasse Nordamerikas stehen ihm insgesamt 113 Spiele und 35 Skorerpunkte zu Buche. In der vergangenen Saison wechselte er nach Italien und gewann gleich den Italienmeister-Titel mit Bozen. #21 Mark McCutcheon Mark McCutcheon giocherà la sua seconda stagione con i Foxes. In quella passata, l´attaccante americano ha realizzato, in 51 incontri di campionato, 30 punti. La carriera del 28enne Mark inizia nel 2000, nella lega giovanile dell´Ontario e prosegue, nelle due stagioni successive, nella Eastern Junior Hockey League. Nel 2003 prende il via la sua esperienza di College, nel campionato NCAA, con Cronell University. Lo stesso anno, l´attaccante viene draftato al 5° giro, come 146esimo giocatore, dai Colorado Avalanche. McCutcheon prosegue, in ogni caso, la sua carriera con la formazione universitaria e, durante il secondo dei quattro campionati disputati (2004/2005), si aggiudica, assieme ai suoi compagni, il titolo NCAA. Nel 2007, lo statunitense passa in AHL, dove veste, per due stagioni, la maglia dei Lake Erie Monsters, chiudendo la seconda in ECHL con i Johnstown Chiefs. Il campionato successivo lo gioca ancora a cavallo tra le due leghe, ma colleziona più presenze in East Coast con gli Idaho Steelheads, che in American, dove gioca sia per i Portland Pirates che per i Manitoba Moose. Due anni fa Mark McCutcheon lascia gli Stati Uniti, dopo aver collezionato 58 presenze in ECHL, impreziosite da 68 punti, e ben 145 in AHL, dove i punti sono 28. Mark McCutcheon approda così in Norvegia, al Vålerenga, formazione di prima lega. Qui prende parte a 16 incontri di campionato, realizzando 11 gol e 12 assist, e con lo stesso team gioca anche 8 incontri di Europa League, dove si fa notare con 5 gol e 3 assist. A metà stagione si concretizza il passaggio in DEL, dove veste la casacca dei DEG Metro Stars di Düsseldorf. Qui viene impiegato come centro difensivo e colleziona, tra regular season e play off 42 presenze per un totale di 8 punti. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mark McCutcheon wird heuer seine zweite Saison in Bozen bestreiten. Der Stürmer brachte es im Vorjahr in 51 Partien auf 30 Skorerpunkte. Der 28-Jährige hat seine Karriere 2000 in einer Nachwuchsliga in Ontario begonnen, die beiden darauffolgenden Spielzeiten lief er in der Eastern Junior Hockey League auf. Im Sommer 2003 wechselte er an die Cronell University und feierte kurze Zeit später sein Debüt in der NCAA. Im selben Jahr wurde er vom NHL-Klub Colorado Avalanche in der fünften Runde als 146. Spieler gedraftet. McCutcheon setzte seine Karriere allerdings in der College-Liga NCAA fort, wo er sich in der zweiten von seinen insgesamt vier Spielzeiten (2004/05) gemeinsam mit seinen Teamkollegen den Titelgewinn sicherte. Im Jahr 2007 wagte der US-Amerikaner erstmals den Sprung in die AHL zu den Lake Erie Monsters. In seiner zweiten Saison bei Lake Erie kam er zudem im Trikot der Johnstown Chiefs in der ECHL zum Einsatz. Auch in der darauffolgenden Spielzeit pendelte McCutcheon zwischen diesen beiden Spielklassen, wobei er vorwiegend in der ECHL für die Idaho Steelheads auflief. In der höherklassigen American Hockey League spielte er sowohl für die Portland Pirates, als auch für die Manitoba Moose. Vor zwei Jahren kehrte Mark McCutcheon den USA, nach 58 Spielen und 68 Skorerpunkten in der ECHL und 145 Auftritten (28 Punkte) in der AHL, erstmals den Rücken und unterschrieb einen Vertrag beim norwegischen Erstligisten Vålerenga. Für die Skandinavier lief der US-Stürmer in 16 Meisterschaftsspielen (elf Tore, zwölf Vorlagen) und acht Begegnungen in der Europa League (fünf Treffer, drei Assist) auf, ehe er bei den DEG Metro Stars einen Vertrag erhielt. Beim DEL-Klub wurde er als defensiver Center eingesetzt und sammelte in 42 Spielen insgesamt acht Skorerpunkte. #10 Ryan Flynn Ventiquattrenne, nato a St. Paul, Minnesota, Ryan Flynn affronterà con la maglia biancorossa la sua prima esperienza europea. La carriera dell´attaccante ha inizio nelle leghe giovanili nordamericane, USPD e NAHL, e si impreziosisce quasi subito con la conquista della medaglia d´oro ai Mondiali Under 18 del 2006. Il successo con la rappresentativa statunitense a stelle e strisce mette il giocatore in evidenza e di lì a poco Flynn viene draftato dai Nashville Predators. Nella stagione 2006/2007 inizia la sua avventura in NCAA con University of Minnesota: nel corso dei quattro anni di College, lo statunitense vince un titolo universitario (2006/2007), guadagna i gradi di capitano (2009/2010) e colleziona complessivamente 156 presenze, condite da 57 punti, suddivisi tra 17 gol e 40 assist. Nel corso dell´annata 2009/2010, l´ultima di NCAA, Ryan Flynn raccoglie anche due presenze in AHL con i Milwaukee Admirals, squadra che lo vedrà protagonista nei due campionati successivi. Alla fine il neo attaccante biancorosso giocherà 150 match nel secondo campionato per importanza d´oltreoceano, realizzando 36 punti (15 gol e 21 assist). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Der 24-jährige US-Stürmer Ryan Flynn stammt gebürtig aus St. Paul, Minnesota. Für ihn ist Bozen die erste Station auf europäischem Boden. Seine Karriere begann Flynn in den nordamerikanischen Nachwuchsligen USPD und NAHL und feierte im Jahr 2006 mit dem U18-Weltmeistertitel den bis dahin größten Erfolg seiner Karriere. Durch seine Auftritte im Nationalteam wurde NHL-Klub Nashville Predators hellhörig und nahm Flynn als Draft-Spieler unter Vertrag. Zur Saison 2006/07 wechselte der Offensivspieler in die NCAA, wo er für die University of Minnesota auf Torjagd ging. In seinen vier Jahren in der College-Liga gewann er 2007 den Meistertitel, führte sein Team bereits zwei Jahre später als Kapitän aufs Eis und brachte es insgesamt auf 156 Einsätze, 17 Tore, sowie 40 Assist (57 Punkte). Während seiner letzten Saison an der University of Minnesota (2009/10) wurde er darüber hinaus zwei Mal bei den Milwaukee Admirals in der AHL eingesetzt. Dort reifte der Neo- Bozner in den folgenden beiden Jahren zu einer festen Größe im Team.
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