KSV Highlanders win derby against Graz Huskies in the win2day AWHL
The KSV Highlanders celebrated a 7:3 derby victory at EC Graz Huskies on Wednesday. The team from Kapfenberg also extended its lead at the top of the win2day Austrian Women’s Hockey League standings. In the European Women’s Hockey League, Aisulu Almaty also claimed a clear 8:3 win at Lakers Kärnten. The visitors consequently moved to the top of the EWHL standings.
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The Highlanders extended their lead at the top of the win2day Austrian Women’s Hockey League standings, although the 7:3 derby win over Graz was more emphatic than the course of the game suggested.
The score was 3:3 after two periods, with the Huskies taking the lead twice early on. The visitors decided the game in their favour in the final period, with no fewer than three KSV players – Claire Casey, Sara Confidenti and Vanessa Picka – recording three-point nights (1G & 2A each).
European Women’s Hockey League
Aisulu made a strong start in Klagenfurt and opened the scoring through Annlise Hayes in the third minute. Despite Isabelle Hardy’s quick equaliser, the Lakers struggled to keep pace with Aisulu’s attacking power. The visitors led 4:1 at the end of the first period.
Aisulu’s pressure continued throughout the game, and by the 41st minute they had extended their lead to 8:1. In the final period, the Lakers showed their strength and added two more goals through Kelsey Soccio and Isabelle Hardy.
win2day Austrian Women’s Hockey League
EC Graz Huskies vs. KSV Highlanders 3:7 (1:1,2:2,0:4)
Wed, 20 November 2024, 19:30, Merkur Eisstadion, Hall B
Scorers and statistics
European Women’s Hockey League:
Lakers Kärnten vs. Aisulu Almaty 3:8 (1:4,0:3,2:1)
Wed, 20 November 2024, 19:30, Sepp-Puschnig-Halle, Klagenfurt
Scorers and statistics
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