The Latvian team also wins Austria / Day in the second Test match
Twice the Austrian goalkeeper was beaten by Henri Ravinsky, who was recognized as the best player in the ranks of the Latvian national team. Georg Golovkov and Rihards Bukarts also scored for the Latvian national team.
In the opening of the second period, Richard Buchart and Naur Sower Sower’s passing fast attack with an accurate shot were made by Georg Golovkov, leading Latvian hockey players.
Approaching the end of the second third, the Latvian national team was doubled by Henri Ravinsky, who was in front of the puck in front of the goal, slid the goal and, with the uncomfortable side of the stick blade, sent the puck to the opponent’s goalkeeper.
In the third period after 28 seconds, Ravinsky stood out with another goal, this time quickly taking the puck into the home side’s goal from the goal, but in less than seven minutes later, Rihards Bukarts scored in the majority.
After the end of the regular time, the extra time was also played for training, but the Austrians were ahead in the aftermath of the aftermath. The only accurate post -game shot in the Latvian national team surrendered to Kaspar Daugavins.
The Latvian national team’s goal was guarded by Marek Miten in this match.
The day before, Latvian hockey players outscored the Austrians by 3: 2.
A year ago, both teams met in Riga, winning both Latvians in both matches with 3: 2.
In the follow -up to the preparatory phase, the Latvian team will host the Finnish and Swiss national teams in the Xiaomi Arena, but will meet with the Norwegian team in early May.
The 2025 World Championship in May will take place in Stockholm, where the Latvian team will also play, and in the Denmark city of Herning.
Latvian national team matches with Austria:
Goalkeepers – Eric Vitols (JiveSkiles Jyp, Finland), Bruno Brewer (University of Miami, NCAA), Marek Miten (« Spišska Nova Ves », Slovakia);
Guards-Mick Tumanov (JiveSkiles Jyp, Finland), Marcus Komul (Kladno « Rytiri », Czech Republic), Ralph Bergman (University of Minnesota, NCAA), Sandis Smons (« La Chaux-de-Fonds », Switzerland), Nauris Seja Arvils Bergmanis (both « Renselier Polytechnic Institute », NCAA), Arthur Andžāns (Hemenlinnas HPK, Finland), Nick Fenenko (Helsinki « Jokerit », Finland), Rihards Simanovich (Miami University, NCAA);
Attackers – Kaspars Daugaviņš (no club), Harald Egle (Lipptovski Mikulaša « MHK 32 », Slovakia), Rihards Bukarts (Vītkovice « Rider », Czech Republic), Felix Gavars (St. Lorenz University, NCAA, NCAA) Prohorenkov (University of Niagara, NCAA), Rainer Ruller (« Renselier Polytechnic Institute », NCAA), Martin Lavins, Kristaps Skrastiņš (University of New Hampshire, NCAA), Georg Golovkov (« Frydek-Mistek » Switzerland), Klāvs Veinbergs (Colorado College, NCAA), Raimonds Vitolins (Miami University, NCAA).
Austrian national candidate list:
Goalkeepers – Jacob Brandner (Innsbruck Twk), Patrick Miller (Klagenfurt KAC), Nicholas Weaser;
Guards – Niko Brunner, Michael Kernberger, Jacob Pfefer (all Graz99ers), Dominic Heinrich (Vienna « Capitals »), Maximilian Kirhebner, Alexander Rebernig (both – Zalzburg « Red Bull »), Louis Lindner ( USA), Ramon Schnecer (Feldkirhes « Pioneers Vorarlberg »);
Attackers – Oliver Ahermanis (« La Chaux -de -Fonds », Switzerland), Mathias Bem, Leon Vallner (both – Vienna « Capitals »), Luka Erne, Oscar Maier (both – Feldkirhes « Pioneers Vorarlberg »), Paul Huber « Graz99ers »), Benjamin Lancinger, Felix Max, Maximilian Rbernig, Marko Richter, Elias Wallenta (all Villah’s « Warmepumpen »), Dominic Cvergers (« Ambri -Piotta », Switzerland).
