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Tuesday morning was not only about practices but about the medic as well. Metodej Renza, the IIHS medic, together with Karel Nekvasil and Viktor Ujcik, who are juniors team coaches, saved a life. A young member of junior’s team suffered from a cardiac arrest. Metodej Renza resuscitated him and saved his life.
After this horrible accident, players and staff members went to the aquapark where they spent a nice afternoon. They tried not only the pools and slides but also a beach volleyball.
Players went back to hard work on Wednesday. However, practices were in a different mode. Players were tested the same way as players of the first seven years of IIHS. They had to complete four exercises on-ice and off-ice. The best players in this testing will be awarded at the end of IIHS.
The third game
As well as the second game, the third game was close only in the first period which the white team won 4:3. In the second period, the white team scored another three goals to make the game 7:3. The white team comfortably scored 4 goals in the third period, so they won the game 11:3. We expect trades in between teams tomorrow.
White team – Blue team 11:3
Goals and assists: 3. Denis Zamazal (Sampo Heine), 13. Timi Teuho-Markkola (Niko Koivuluoto), 15. Jakub Doležal (Sempo Heine), 20. Denis Zamazal, 25. Kalle Karttu (Leevi Pelkonen), 27. Jakub Doležal (Patrik Bakus), 30. Timi Teuho-Markkola (Jan Vaněček), 53. Timi Teuho-Markkola (Erik Zamazal), 54. Sampo Heine (Jakub Doležal), 56. Kalle Karttu (Leevi Pelkonen), 59. Aatu Korpula (Viljami Vainio) – 5. Adam Topol (Vili Majuri), 11. Eemil Virtanen (Verneri Maajaakkola), 15. Eemil Virtanen (Jere Siiki, Vili Haapala) Referees: Ondřej Polák, Eemeli Majakangas – Semi Mäkiranta, Jakub Jančí. Penalty in minutes: 4:12. Power-play goals: 2:0. Short-handed goals: 0:0. Spectators: 76.
White team: Tuure Puputti (30. Jiří Tesař) – Viljami Vainio, Jan Vaněček, Antonín Vrána, Matěj Doskočil, Vilil Aalto, Kalle Karttu, Juusa Vilppola, Erik Zamazal – Denis Zamazal, Jakub Doležal, Sampo Heine, Aatu Korpula, Niko Koivuluoto, Leevi Pelkonen, Joona Pohjola, Timi Teuho-Markkola, Václav Kudrna, Patrik Bakus, Oldřich Novák, Lukáš Kolda
Blue team: Lasse Latva (30. Oskari Perho) – Martin Matějíček, František Bláha, Adam Topol, Vili Haapala, Paavo Kulo, Denis Jeletz, Juho Laurila, Niklas Salminen – Patrik Štos, Tomáš Strnad, Adam Bernard, Kevin Coufal, Verneri Maajaakkola, Vili Majuri, Jesse Marjamäki, Jere Siiki, Hynek Peš, Eemil Virtanen, Tomáš Vandas, Teemu Vänni
Jan Dvořák: I have never experienced three nationalities on the ice at the same time, but we are ready to go all the time.
Jan Dvorak is attending IIHS for the first time as well as Vojta Sir. He is normally a coach at Ledni Medvedi Pelhrimov. He admitted that he did not know what to expect from the school. He says: “I knew that the school has some history and tradition. I like how everything works, for example, players have a great attitude to get better. Everything is superb.” Jan Dvorak also shares his opinion about three nationalities on the ice: “I have never experienced three nationalities on the ice at the same. We can prepare practices somehow because the communication is in the English language. If we don’t understand our oral communication, we can just draw stuff on the board. That is the same in every language, but I have not learned any Finnish words yet.”
He also talks about the differences between Czech and Finnish players: “Czech players are passing rather than shooting. On the other side, Finnish players are shooting more. I see that coaches in Finland are looking into agility skill very often because Finnish players have better movement coordination. When the Finnish coach led the off-ice warm-up, he applied some of the agility exercises, and the Czech players were just looking not knowing what to do.”
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