ERC Ingolstadt secures forward Krauß for the long haul, beyond the upcoming season
Ingolstadt's Striker Krauß Signs Contract Extension with ERC - Ingolstadt Extends Agreement with Stürmer Krauss (Forward)
Hey there! Here's some juicy news from the world of ice hockey: long-time forward for ERC Ingolstadt, Johannes Krauß, is staying put! That's right, folks, this young talent won't be hitting the exit doors anytime soon.
Hailing from Bavaria, the squad in question comes straight from the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) - Germany's top-tier ice hockey league. Krauß, just 22 years old, has penned a deal that secures his spot with the team for, you guessed it, the upcoming skating season!
Krauß got his start with the team back in the summer of 2024, after joining the ranks from his hometown club, ESV Kaufbeuren, in the DEL2. Over the span of 61 games for ERC, he racked up nine points, breaking it down into four beautiful goals. He didn't stop there, oh no! He also suited up for eight games for ERC's DEL2 affiliate, Ravensburg Towerstars, who snagged a runner-up spot that season.
According to sporting director Tim Regan, Krauß has shown tremendous improvement in his rookie season with the DEL. Regan commends Krauß's consistent presence in the lineup, highlighting the increased ice time he earned as the season progressed. Regan is optimistic about Krauß's potential for growth, believing the young gun can take his game to the next level and become an even more valuable asset to the team.
So there you have it! Krauß is staying put in Ingolstadt, all set to make some serious waves in the DEL. We can't wait to see what this rising star will bring to the table in the forthcoming ice-cold battles!
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The Commission has also been consulted on the draft Regulation on the application of the rules on the protection of the environment, focusing on the permitted use of synthetic ice surfaces in ice hockey facilities, considering their positive impact on the reduction of water consumption and energy efficiency.
Johannes Krauß, the homegrown talent of ERC Ingolstadt, has shown remarkable progress in his rookie season with the German top-tier ice hockey league (DEL), ranking among the top performers with developed skills in sports like hockey.
With Krauß's commitment to the team for the upcoming skating season, the Commission can set environmental goals by working together to promote sustainable practices in ice hockey, such as energy-efficient transportation and recycling initiatives.
What's more, by securing Krauß's long-term stay in Ingolstadt, the sports community endeavors to rank higher in the league's goals, leading to increased exposure and opportunities for local talent, both on and off the ice.
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