Tiroler Wasserkraft Innsbruck Sharks have signed former Vernon Vipers forward Tyler Scofield. HC Tiroler Wasserkraft Innsbruck Sharks is an Austrian professional ice hockey team that currently plays in the Erste Bank Eishockey Liga hockey league (EBEL).
Scofield played last year with three different teams (Graz 99ers, Ontario Reign & Grizzly Adams Wolfsburg) Scofield started last season with the Moser Medical Graz 99ers, an Austrian ice hockey team from Graz, Styria that play in the Erste Bank Eishockey Liga hockey league. Scofield collected (5-goals-0-assists-5-points) in eight games with Graz 99ers before leaving the team on November 4th 2014 before signing with the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) Ontario Reign on December 4, 2014. Scoffield was suspended by the Reign on January 27th 2015 after 18 games for leaving the team to play overseas. Scofield collected (5-goals-9-assists-14-points). Scofield finished the 2014-15 season with EHC Wolfsburg Grizzly Adams. In 9 games with Grizzly Adams Scofield picked up (1-goal-3-assists-4-points).
After four seasons at Bemidji State University Scofield has spent the past six seasons playing in Austria, Czech Republic, Germany & the US playing with five different teams from 2009-2015.
Scofield played parts of two seasons in Vernon (2000-2002) before being traded to Prince George during the 2001-2002 season. The Vipers sent Scofield and Mark Nelson to the Spruce Kings in return for Rod Pelly, Dan Rossi & Josh Ciocco. In 79 games with the Vipers Scofield collected (21-goals-19-assists-40-points).
Tyler Scofield's Player Profile:
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=34054
This is posted on the Sharks website:
Master trio ends up in sharks Basin
05/04/2015
The HC TWK Innsbruck today announced the signing of Tyler Scofield, John Lammers and Andy Chiodo known. In addition, some Tyrolean players extend for the coming season.
While hockey fans around the world to focus their interest on the one hand to North America (NHL play-offs) or to Prague to the A-group World Cup, Sharks head coach Christer Olsson tinkering quietly to his team for the upcoming season. According to the motto everything makes new May - has the Sweden now actually already can draw some "big fish" for the sharks Basin onshore Among just three EX-KAC cracks, who know exactly how -. Under the direction Olsson - Championships (KAC) is celebrating.
Andy Chiodo (32 years) will take over from Adam Munro beautiful goal Innsbruck sharks in the coming season. The Canadians shone last year after an interlude in Ljubljana also in Finland, in the gate of KalPa Kuopio. In 14 games of the season the man from Toronto was only 1.61 goals per game on average. A name Chiodo made but not least thanks to his three successful years at the Austrian champions KAC.
Tyler Scofield (30) and John Lammers (29) are two of the "new" in the storm. Scofield knows the EBEL as his hand, gathered in his four KAC-years and 149 games (excluding play-offs) 96 points (51 goals / 45 Assist). His last year's stops were Graz and Wolfsburg in the DEL.
John Lammers was again in three years 139 times for the KAC on the ice, while marked 116 points (51/65), last season met the 29-year old in 36 games for Villach 13 times the bull's eye and gave 23 templates.
Olsson was delighted by the signatures: "With all three players, I celebrated the championship in Klagenfurt and am convinced of their playful strengths. All three are also in character top and fit very well into the team. All will help us to improve ourselves further according to the coming season! "
More enforcement messages come in these days by the "Tiroler front". After Captain Patrick Mössmer had early given a clear signal and will storm the sharks, now were the contracts of Andreas Hanschitz, Florian Pedevilla, Benedict Schennach, Max Steinacher, Christoph Hörtnagl, Dominik Saringer, Mario Ebner, Daniel Frischmann and Fabio Schramm extended for another year. For the U-20 -team Manuel Litt Erbach will receive in the future instead of Patrick Machreich as a backup his chance.
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