2009–10 Serie A (ice hockey)
The 2009/10 season of the Italian Ice Hockey Championship Series A1 was the 76th regular hosting of the Italian State Championship and was played with nine teams. Defending champion was the HC Bolzano, Asiago won for the second time after 2001 the championship.
- 5.1 Playoff Tree
- 5.2 quarterfinals
- 5.3 Semi-finals
- 5.4 final
- 5.5 Playoff Statistics
Participating teams
Having been in the previous season with the departure of the HC Milano Vipers only eight teams were left, came with the season 2009/10 added a ninth club. The HC Valpellice was runner-up the year before the series A2, Italy's second highest league has become, and now paused on the number of participants, which is as follows:
- HC Bolzano ( defending champion )
- Ritten Sport
- SG Cortina
- HC Val Pusteria
- Asiago
- HC Alleghe
- SHC Fassa
- SG Pontebba
- HC Valpellice
Stadiums
Mode
The nine deny clubs first double round-trip round, followed by another easy first round, giving a total of forty games per team. The top eight teams qualify for the playoffs, consisting of quarterfinals, semifinals and finals. All series will be played in Best of Seven mode. The regular season ends on March 2, 2010, the playoffs begin on March 6 and last until April 22 at the latest, at least until April 15.
For the first time there was a point system for transfer card players. Could be awarded to the player sheets per team eight points for foreigners and dual nationality. A foreigner (EU or non- EU ) was calculated with a point, a player with a dual citizenship ( Italo ) with half a meter. This meant that you could use, for example, eight foreigners, seven foreigners and two Italo or even five foreigners and six Italo. It could be used a maximum of 11 transfer card players in a game.
Regular season
Table
Abbreviations: Pl = Place, Sp = Matches, W = Wins, OTS = Wins after Overtime ( Overtime ) or a penalty shootout, OTN = Losses after Overtime or shootout, L = Loss, Tord. = Goal Difference Notes: Playoff participants
Best Scorer
Best Goalkeeper
Playoffs
Playoff Tree
Quarterfinals
Semifinal
Final
Playoff Statistics
Squad of the Italian master
Goalkeeper Daniel Bellissimo, Alesandro Tura
Defender: Carter Trevisani Mika Lehtinen, Matt De Marchi, Nicholas Plastino, Enrico Miglioranzi, Marco Rossi, Michele Strazzabosco
Attacker: Claudio Isabella, John Parco, Nicola Tessari, David Borrelli, Mirko Presti, Joe Zappala, Matteo Tessari, Ralph intra Nuovo, Layne Ulmer, Vince Bellissimo, Michael Henrich, Federico Benetti, Andrea Rodeghiero, Filippo Busa
Coaching staff: John Harrington, John Tucker, Franco Vellar