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Inhouse 10 2018/2019 inHouse Das Roosters-Stadionmagazin AUSGABE #10 23.11.18 JUSTIN FLOREK XXX XXXX XXX Saison 18/19 | 1 2 | Saison 18/19 DIE MEINUNG DES TRAINERS Zwei Punkte konnten die Roosters am vergangenen Wochen- ende auf der Habenseite verbuchen. Nach der knappen 1:2 Niederlage in Straubing, gab es in eigener Halle am Sonntag- abend einen 7:6 Erfolg nach Verlängerung gegen die Grizz- lys aus Wolfsburg in einem Spiel, das zehn Minuten vor dem Ende schon verloren schien. Denn da lagen die Iserlohner mit 3:6 hinten. „Wir haben in dieser Phase alles, was vor allem in der Defensive in Straubing noch gut war, falsch gemacht“, re- sümierte ein sichtlich mitgenommener Coach, „fast alles was wir in Straubing gut gemacht hatten, war am Sonntag nicht da.“ Andererseits meinte der Trainer: „Es war ein interessan- tes Spiel, in dem wir es Wolfsburg leicht gemacht haben, Tore zu schießen. Da waren sehr viele individuelle Fehler im Spiel.“ Was den Trainer aber zufrieden stimmte waren die letzten zehn Minuten der Partie. „Da haben wir uns in das Spiel zurückge- kämpft. Das war sehr wichtig zu sehen, dass die Mannschaft an sich glaubt und den Sieg dann doch noch erzwungen hat.“ Ein wenig machte der Coach die Länderspielpause dafür ver- antwortlich, dass sein Team so schwer wieder in den Wett- kampfmodus fand. „ Nach einer Pause ist es nicht immer leicht, wieder in den Spielrhythmus zu finden. Das wird mit je- dem Spiel aber wieder besser werden.“ Am heutigen Freitag kommt der alte Westrivale, die Kölner Haie, an den Seilersee. Ein Gegner, dem Rob Daum höchsten Respekt zollt. „Köln ist eine sehr talentierte Mannschaft, mit einer sehr guten Defensive und einem herausragenden Tor- wart.“ In der Trainingswoche hat Daum seine Mannschaft da- rauf vorbereitet, die heutige Aufgabe positiv anzugehen. „ Wir müssen im gesamten Spiel hart arbeiten, wenn wir erfolgreich sein wollen. Das Spiel gegen Köln wird ein echter Härtetest für uns sein.“ (Stand 20.11.2018) Saison 18/19 | 3 VR-BankingApp Kontoführung auch unterwegs schnell und € sicher: Mit der VR-BankingApp können Sie sämtliche Bankgeschäfte auf Ihrem Smartphone erledigen. Prüfen Sie problemlos Konto- stände, die Umsätze Ihrer Kreditkarte oder veranlassen Sie eine Überweisung. Wie genau, erklären wir Ihnen auf www.maerkische-bank.de/app Oder Sie lassen sich wie gewohnt in einer Wann, wo, wie unserer Filialen Sie wollen: Wir persönlich beraten. sind für Sie da! 4 | Saison 18/19 MB_RoostersApp_99x210_2018-RZ.indd 1 01.08.18 08:19 ISERLOHN ROOSTERS VR-BankingApp Nr. Name Spiele Tore Vorlage Punkte Strafe Schüsse 4 Michael Clarke 19 4 1 5 8 16 7 Jake Weidner 19 2 5 7 10 23 8 Dylan Yeo 19 4 9 13 24 95 9 Luigi Caporusso 9 4 2 6 4 15 10 Lean Bergmann 18 7 3 10 40 39 11 Jonathan Matsumoto 19 10 17 27 2 54 Kontoführung auch 12 Daine Todd 19 1 6 7 10 21 unterwegs schnell und 16 Jordan Smotherman 16 2 7 9 12 30 18 Justin Florek 19 3 6 9 10 40 sicher: € 19 Julian Lautenschlager 10 0 1 1 2 3 23 Saša Martinović 19 3 6 9 20 19 Mit der VR-BankingApp können Sie sämtliche 36 Anthony Camara 19 13 11 24 30 38 40 Evan Trupp 19 2 10 12 10 27 Bankgeschäfte auf Ihrem Smartphone 42 Alexej Dmitriev 19 2 2 4 2 21 erledigen. Prüfen Sie problemlos Konto- 44 Kevin Schmidt 19 1 5 6 2 18 stände, die Umsätze Ihrer Kreditkarte oder 55 Keaton Ellerby 19 1 2 3 34 13 58 Christopher Fischer 19 3 7 10 48 37 veranlassen Sie eine Überweisung. 62 Dieter Orendorz 15 1 3 4 55 10 Wie genau, erklären wir Ihnen auf 67 Marko Friedrich 18 4 8 12 39 39 www.maerkische-bank.de/app 71 Travis Turnbull 15 2 3 5 4 39 77 Tom-Eric Bappert 1 0 0 0 0 0 96 René Behrens 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oder Sie lassen sich wie gewohnt in einer Wann, wo, wie Gehaltene Nr. Name Spiele Minuten Gegentore Fangquote GTS unserer Filialen Schüsse Sie wollen: Wir persönlich beraten. 31 Sebastian Dahm 13 729:20 51 456 89,94% 4,20 sind für Sie da! 24 Mathias Lange 5 231:35 14 114 89,06% 3,63 32 Niko T. Hovinen 3 178:59 13 79 85,87% 4,36 20 Jonas Neffin 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stand: 20.11.2018 ROOSTERS - TOP PERFORMER D. YEO J. MATSUMOTO A. CAMARA 95 27 13 Saison 18/19 | 5 MB_RoostersApp_99x210_2018-RZ.indd 1 01.08.18 08:19 6 | Saison 18/19 TABELLE / SPIELPAARUNG POS TEAM GP PTS W L 1. Adler Mannheim 19 46 14 5 2. EHC Red Bull München 19 40 14 5 3. Düsseldorfer EG 19 38 13 6 4. ERC Ingolstadt 19 36 13 6 5. Augsburger Panther 20 34 11 9 6. Eisbären Berlin 19 30 11 8 7. Kölner Haie 20 29 9 11 8. Pinguins Bremerhaven 19 28 10 9 9. Straubing Tigers 20 28 9 11 10. Krefeld Pinguine 19 27 10 9 11. Iserlohn Roosters 19 22 7 12 12. Thomas Sabo Ice Tigers 20 19 6 12 13. Grizzlys Wolfsburg 19 16 3 14 14. Schwenninger Wild Wings 19 12 2 15 Stand: 20.11.2018 20. SPIELTAG 21. SPIELTAG 22.11.2018 / 23.11.2018 25.11.2018 Berlin – Düsseldorf, 19:30 Uhr Bremerhaven – Mannheim, 14:00 Uhr Nürnberg – Wolfsburg Iserlohn - Köln, 19:30 Uhr Krefeld – Iserlohn, 16:30 Uhr Mannheim – Krefeld Ingolstadt – Berlin Wolfsburg – Schwenningen Köln –München Augsburg – Nürnberg Schwenningen – Augsburg Straubing – Ingolstadt Düsseldorf – Straubing München - Bremerhaven 22. SPIELTAG 27.11.2018 / 28.11.2018 Ingolstadt – Iserlohn, 19:30 Uhr Berlin – Straubing Bremerhaven – Düsseldorf Augsburg – Wolfsburg Saison 18/19 | 7 Nr. Name Spiele Tore Vorlagen Punkte Strafen Schüsse 2 Corey Potter 20 1 4 5 24 12 5 Morgan Ellis 20 2 8 10 14 29 7 Dominik Tiffeles 20 1 0 1 6 16 13 Lucas Dumont 20 5 2 7 2 28 16 Tobias Viklund 14 0 5 5 0 26 18 Kai Hospelt 16 1 4 5 6 15 19 Jason Akeson 20 6 10 16 8 60 20 Robin Palka 2 0 0 0 0 2 23 Austin Madaisky 19 1 2 3 8 22 27 Pascal Zerressen 20 2 6 8 4 22 28 Ryan Jones 20 2 2 4 8 41 37 Dani Bindels 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 Steven Pinizzotto 17 3 3 6 34 30 50 Alexander Oblinger 20 1 2 3 0 9 52 Alexander Sulzer 12 0 3 3 6 11 55 Felix Schütz 20 5 7 12 8 40 59 Colby Genoway 17 6 4 10 16 23 70 Michael Zalewski 20 1 4 5 14 40 77 Mick Köhler 4 0 0 0 0 1 86 Benjamin Hanowski 20 6 7 13 4 27 91 Moritz Müller 19 1 5 6 12 28 93 Sebastian Uvira 20 2 4 6 16 27 95 Fabio Pfohl 15 4 9 13 2 22 Gehaltene Nr. Name Spiele Minuten Gegentore Fangquote GTS Schüsse 29 Gustaf Wesslau 19 1139:55 47 492 91,28 2,47% 67 Hannibal Weitzmann 1 58:26 3 23 88,46 3,08% 30 David Böttcher 0 0 0 0 0 0% Stand: 20.11.2018 8 | Saison 18/19 KÖLNER HAIE Nr. Name Spiele Tore Vorlagen Punkte Strafen Schüsse 2 Corey Potter 20 1 4 5 24 12 5 Morgan Ellis 20 2 8 10 14 29 7 Dominik Tiffeles 20 1 0 1 6 16 13 Lucas Dumont 20 5 2 7 2 28 16 Tobias Viklund 14 0 5 5 0 26 18 Kai Hospelt 16 1 4 5 6 15 19 Jason Akeson 20 6 10 16 8 60 20 Robin Palka 2 0 0 0 0 2 23 Austin Madaisky 19 1 2 3 8 22 27 Pascal Zerressen 20 2 6 8 4 22 28 Ryan Jones 20 2 2 4 8 41 37 Dani Bindels 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 Steven Pinizzotto 17 3 3 6 34 30 50 Alexander Oblinger 20 1 2 3 0 9 52 Alexander Sulzer 12 0 3 3 6 11 55 Felix Schütz 20 5 7 12 8 40 59 Colby Genoway 17 6 4 10 16 23 70 Michael Zalewski 20 1 4 5 14 40 77 Mick Köhler 4 0 0 0 0 1 86 Benjamin Hanowski 20 6 7 13 4 27 91 Moritz Müller 19 1 5 6 12 28 93 Sebastian Uvira 20 2 4 6 16 27 95 Fabio Pfohl 15 4 9 13 2 22 Gehaltene Nr. Name Spiele Minuten Gegentore Fangquote GTS Schüsse 29 Gustaf Wesslau 19 1139:55 47 492 91,28 2,47% 67 Hannibal Weitzmann 1 58:26 3 23 88,46 3,08% 30 David Böttcher 0 0 0 0 0 0% Stand: 20.11.2018 KÖLNER HAIE -TOP PERFORMER C. GENOWAY J.AKESON G. WESSLAU 6 16 91,28 Saison 18/19 | 9 ÜBER DEN GEGNER UNSER HEUTIGER GEGNER – KÖLNER HAIE XXXXX 10 | Saison 18/19 HOTELRESTAURANT Ein Ort für Genießer Eine Adresse für Menschen, die eine helle, freundliche und moder- ne Atmosphäre durch angenehme und edle Farbgebung lieben. Ein Haus für Gäste, die den Span- nungsbogen zwischen Moderne und Tradition zu schätzen wissen. Ruhe & Genuss Day Spa Tagungen Restaurant Feiern Romantikhotel Neuhaus - Lösseler Straße 149 - 58644 Iserlohn Fon +49 (0) 2374-97800 - Fax +49 (0) 2374-7664 www.hotel-neuhaus.de - romantikhotelneuhaus Saison 18/19 | 11 12 | Saison 18/19 ROOSTERS INSIDE XXXXXX XXXXXXX Eine Perle der Natur.
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