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After check to the head: ban for ice hockey player Weber

The Schwenningen Wild Wings will be without defenseman William Weber for the games against Adler Mannheim and the Iserlohn Roosters. As the German Ice Hockey League (DEL) announced on Christmas Day, the 35-year-old received a two-game suspension and a fine of an undisclosed amount. Weber had...

William Weber of Schwenningen plays the puck. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
William Weber of Schwenningen plays the puck. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Sigmaringen - After check to the head: ban for ice hockey player Weber

The Schwenningen Wild Wings will be without defenseman William Weber for the games against Adler Mannheim and the Iserlohn Roosters. As the German Ice Hockey League (DEL) announced on Christmas Day, the 35-year-old received a two-game suspension and a fine of an undisclosed amount. Weber had given his opponent Dominik Uher a check to the head and neck area in the league game on Saturday against Bremerhaven (1:2).

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  1. Despite Weber's suspension, the Schwenningen Wild Wings will still face tough challenges against the Eagle Manheim and the Iserlohn Roosters, as both teams are strong competitors in the DEL.
  2. Originally hailing from Baden-Württemberg, Weber's ban could put a strain on Schwenningen's defense, as they prepare for crucial matches against the likes of Adler Mannheim and the Iserlohn Roosters.
  3. As reported by Stern, on Christmas Day, the DEL announced a two-game suspension and a fine for Schwenninger Wild Wings defenseman William Weber, who gave a check to the head and neck area of Dominik Uher during a league game against Bremerhaven.
  4. Despite the setback, Schwenningen is not the only team in Baden-Württemberg experiencing issues with disciplinary actions, as the DEL has been busy handing out suspensions and fines to various players.
  5. After their loss against Bremerhaven, the Schwenningen Wild Wings will need to regroup and find a replacement for Weber, who will be missing for the upcoming games against Adler Mannheim and the Iserlohn Roosters, both of whom are formidable opponents.

Source: www.stern.de

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