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Scorpions back on the ice: Rossi starts with a breath of fresh air!
The Hannover Scorpions will take on the challenge against the Duisburg Füchse on November 14th, with new coach Rico Rossi.
Scorpions back on the ice: Rossi starts with a breath of fresh air!
The mood at the Hannover Scorpions has been refreshed again. After the German Cup break, the ice hockey club returns to the ice and can present a new head coach. Rico Rossi, an experienced man with numerous positions in German ice hockey, is taking over the helm with immediate effect and is ready to bring a breath of fresh air into the team. Ice Hockey Magazine reports that Rossi joined the team last weekend and has already started training.
The first game under his leadership is scheduled for Friday, November 14th at 8 p.m. in the ARS Arena. The Scorpions take on the Duisburger Füchse, and Rossi will make his debut as coach behind the boards at the game. The players appear motivated and in good spirits during the training sessions - a good sign, because the coach is focused on promoting young talent, in keeping with current developments in ice hockey.
New focus on youth
Rico Rossi not only brings experience, but also a clear philosophy: the development of young players is his top priority. As the Scorpions announce, Leon Hümer (20 years old) will be in goal as the experienced Marco Wölfl has to sit out due to a lower body injury. Hümer has already made a name for himself in the German youth national teams and will feel the trust of the new coach.
The implementation of comprehensive youth support is more necessary than ever in order to offer young ice hockey prospects a perspective. Ice Hockey100 emphasizes that a strong basis in youth development for sport is essential. It's not just about athletic training, but also about social skills and academic support. Rossi seems to perfectly combine this focus with his past in youth work.
Optimistic outlook
The Scorpions management is confident that Rossi can help the players move forward with his concept and his motivating leadership style. The 60-year-old Italian brings with him extensive experience, which he gained in over 10 years at Heilbronn and five years in Kassel. He is considered a motivational artist and has won numerous championships as both a player and a coach.
An additional plus is the support of the Düsseldorfer EG, which Hümer provides. The club's leaders are committed to supporting young players and work closely with clubs to develop talented athletes. Such collaboration is essential, especially in today's world, when it is not just about improving individual performance, but also about the social integration of young people.
With Rico Rossi at the helm, the Scorpions hope to build a sustainable and successful future not only on the ice, but also in the youth ranks. Fans can look forward to an exciting comeback on Friday!