SC Bern's Thierry Schild Suspended 2 Games for Ref Altercation
USC Bern forward Thierry Schild has been banned from two games following a physical altercation with referee Julien Stadelmann during a match against HC Davos on October 12. The incident, which involved Schild striking Stadelmann's knee with his stick, has resulted in a two-game suspension and a fine of 1900 Swiss francs.
The incident occurred during the heated encounter between SC Bern and HC Davos. In a moment of frustration, Schild lashed out, making contact with Stadelmann's knee using his stick. The referee, Julien Stadelmann, deemed the action worthy of disciplinary action. The decision was made by the referees' committee of the Swiss Ice Hockey Championship, though the identity of its president remains unknown as of now.
Schild's suspension will see him miss two crucial games, providing an opportunity for his teammates to step up and fill the void left by his absence. The forward's actions have not only earned him a punishment but also a significant fine, totaling 1900 Swiss francs.
Thierry Schild's two-game suspension and fine serve as a reminder of the consequences of unsportsmanlike conduct. His absence from the team will test SC Bern's depth and resilience, while also providing a learning opportunity for the forward upon his return.
