The urge for food of HC Delémont-Vallée – RFJ your regional radio

HC Delémont-Vallée begins its 1st league championship though its ice rink isn’t but open. It is the start of the season, to say the least comical, which awaits the Phantoms. Gamers from the Jura capital go to Yverdon this Friday at 8:30 p.m. to open their 2022/2023 classic, whereas the ice on the Delémontaine ice rink will solely be accessible from Saturday. By no means thoughts, HCDV assaults this winter with urge for food. “We are able to actually make a very good rating. We’ve got set ourselves the objective of being within the prime 6. A very powerful factor is participation within the play-offs, ”explains Michael Chételat. The Vadais coach sees a balanced championship, even when “Wiki-Münsingen, Adelboden, Sion and St-Imier might be forward”, in response to him.

Pillars go away

To achieve the first a part of the hierarchy, HC Delémont-Vallée will depend on its crew spirit, however not solely. “We’ve got somewhat extra pace than final season,” says Michael Chételat. The robust man of the Jura troupe needed to face, through the summer season, the departure of three pillars of his locker room: Luc Bourgnon, Julien Paratte and Gervais Gigon. Nothing to fret about. “Others have to take the lead,” he says. The HCDV was additionally capable of flush them out by enlisting the skilled Gaëtan Struchen and Jérôme Péteut. Sufficient to be assured when launching this new season. /msc

The actions of summer season

Arrivals (5): Thibaut Henry (Ajoie U20), Tim Koller (Basel U20), Jérôme Péteut (Moutier), Mathias Rotzetter (Bern U20), Gaëtan Struchen (St-Imier).

Departures (5): Luc Bourgnon (cease), Gervais Gigon (cease), Julien Paratte (cease), Jason Steiner (cease), Tristan Vauclair (cease).