HC Landsberg rewarded themselves for two strong performances: The 6:5 n.V. in Höchstadt was followed by a 5:3 home win against Memmingen and with these five points they remain in the race for the Pre-Play-Offs.
Mainly the points at the third-placed team in Höchstadt were not necessarily to be expected. In a hard-fought and exciting game, the lead changed back and forth several times. Shortly before the end of regulation time, Lavallee seemed to have put the Riverkings on the winning track with a goal to 4:5, but Höchstadt managed to equalise 5:5 seconds before the end. In overtime, Walker Sommer scored for Landsberg to make it 6-5 and bring home two points.
There, the game against Memmingen two days later did not start well for the hosts. In the derby in front of a good 1200 spectators, the Allgäu team took a 1:0 lead after only 52 seconds. However, with a lot of physical effort and fighting spirit, Landsberg managed to turn the game around. Sommer, Wagner and Gäbelein made it 3:1 in the meantime and the team did not let go of the game. In the final minute, it was Walker Sommer again who scored into the empty Memmingen goal for the final score.
This means that 10th place, which was the goal of the season, is still within reach.
Goals for the Riverkings in Höchstadt: Lavallee (2), Sommer (2), Wagner, Reuter.
Goals for the Riverkings against Memmingen: Sommer (2), Wagner, Gäbelein, Reuter
Traditionally, the carpenter apprentices of 3C-Carbon Composite Company GmbH shine with their journeyman's pieces. This was also the case at this year's award ceremony, which finally took place again in a festive atmosphere and with an audience; this time for the first time in the historic town hall in Landsberg am Lech.
There was another reason for joy for the 3C-Carbon Composite Company GmbH, as one of the apprentices from the Landsberg high-tech company was one of the best graduates in carpentry. Training has always had a very high priority at 3C, which is reflected in such great graduates.
This year, the 3C-Carbon Composite Company GmbH is once again represented at the large "Ausbildungsmesse Landsberg" (training fair). The high-tech company will be presenting its spectacular 3C race truck and a number of exhibits at the fairgrounds in Kaufering's Sportpark.
3C manufactures high-tech components made of carbon fibre according to the latest standards for national and international industry leaders in the automotive, aerospace, mechanical engineering and medical technology sectors, among others. The Landsberg-based company therefore always places the highest value on excellent training and subsequently offers the chance of being taken on as well as wide-ranging development opportunities within the 3C Group. In addition to apprenticeships for carpenters, industrial mechanics, technical draughtsmen, painters and industrial clerks (all m/f/d), 3C-Carbon Composite Company GmbH also offers the opportunity of a work placement, a bachelor's or master's thesis, dual studies or direct entry.
This year, the Landsberg training fair will take place with over 100 exhibitors from the city and district on Thursday, 29 September.2022 (5:30 - 8:30 pm) and Friday, 30 September.2022 (8:30 - 12:30 pm). Admission is free.
Within only six days, ice hockey Oberliga team HC Landsberg played its first three test games. After victories in Grafing against Klostersee (5:3) and at home against Miesbach (7:2), they celebrated a clear 5:0 victory at their new cooperation partner ESV Buchloe.
In the three games, it was clear that although the fine-tuning still needs to be worked on, the major deficiency from the pre-season in the offensive is not an issue at the moment - 17 goals in three games speak for themselves.
The outstanding scorer was newcomer Jason Lavallee, who scored a total of seven times; he followed up three goals in Grafing with three against Miesbach and one in Buchloe. The other goals for Landsberg were spread over many shoulders: Stauder (3), Reuter, Strodel, Neal, Wagner, Krammer, Reicheneder and Carciola all scored for the Riverkings.
TSV Landsberg 1882 continues to lead the Football Bayernliga Süd. In Dachau, the team led by player-coaches Mölders and Hutterer turned the game around in the final minutes with an energetic performance and celebrated a 4:2 victory.
Until the 83rd minute, things had not looked good for the leaders. Stubhan had scored for Landsberg, but two goals by Kosuch gave the hosts a 2-1 lead. On top of that, captain Alexander Benede had to leave the field after 60 minutes after a controversial yellow-red card.
But then the top scorer struck again. Seven minutes before the end, Sascha Mölders scored his twelfth goal in eleven games to make it 2-2. This turned the game around. In the 88th minute, Negic was fouled in the penalty area and Spennesberger converted the subsequent penalty to make it 3:2 for Landsberg. In injury time, Negic himself scored the final goal to make it 4:2. With that result, Landsberg stays one point ahead of second placed Schalding.