Tag: Rungsted Seier Capital

Rungsted and Odense seek response in Metal Ligaen

Story Summary

Rungsted Seier Capital return home on Tuesday to face Odense Bulldogs at Concordium Arena, with both clubs looking to respond after overtime defeats.

Rungsted were beaten by local rivals Rødovre for the second time in a week on Friday, although the margin was far tighter than in their earlier meeting. Mathieu Caron limited Rungsted to one goal before the contest was decided in the final second of overtime.

Odense arrive after a 3-2 overtime loss to Herning, having led 2-1 deep into the third period. The Bulldogs will also bring 21-year-old defenceman Oliver Dahlmann into the squad; he previously came through the Rungsted system.

The clubs have already met once this season, when Rungsted won 3-1 in Odense. Rungsted have not won in the Metal Ligaen since that fast-paced opening encounter.

Key Facts

  • Rungsted Seier Capital host Odense Bulldogs at Concordium Arena on Tuesday.
  • Rungsted lost to Rødovre in overtime on Friday, with the deciding goal scored in the final second of the extra period.
  • Mathieu Caron held Rungsted to one goal in that defeat.
  • Odense lost 3-2 in overtime to Herning after leading 2-1 deep into the third period.
  • Mathias Kløve has continued his strong start to the season for Odense.
  • Odense have added 21-year-old defenceman Oliver Dahlmann to their squad; Dahlmann previously came through Rungsted’s youth system.
  • Rungsted won the sides’ first meeting of the season 3-1 in Odense.
  • Anton Als missed Rungsted’s most recent game, while Sebastian Maddock and Jonathan Brinkman are unavailable for Odense.
  • Bryce Kindopp is still seeking his first goal for Rungsted this season.
  • Metal Final4 points are at stake.

IHM Discussion

This is an early rematch with a clear recent reference point. Rungsted’s 3-1 victory in Odense remains their most recent Metal Ligaen win, so the home side have a direct opportunity to rediscover the level that delivered that result.

There is also a personal connection in the visiting group. Dahlmann’s arrival gives the game an added Rungsted link, while Odense’s recent result showed how narrow the margins can be after carrying a third-period lead into the closing stages.

For Rungsted, the immediate question is finishing. Caron kept them to a single goal against Rødovre, and Kindopp remains without a first goal of the campaign. Odense, meanwhile, will seek greater points production from defencemen McDougall and Andersson, who were brought in to offer more than defensive support.

Why It Matters

Both teams have recently lost in overtime and have points to recover after the opening stages of the season. The match is also the first occasion that a pair of Metal Ligaen clubs meet for a second time this term, making it an early chance for either side to establish a head-to-head advantage. With Metal Final4 points available, the fixture carries significance beyond a single regular-season result.

Mini Q&A

What happened when Rungsted and Odense first met this season?

Rungsted won 3-1 in Odense in a fast-paced match.

Which players are unavailable?

Anton Als missed Rungsted’s most recent game. Sebastian Maddock and Jonathan Brinkman are unavailable for Odense.

Why is Oliver Dahlmann’s involvement notable?

The 21-year-old Odense defenceman previously came through Rungsted’s youth system.

What Comes Next

Rungsted and Odense are scheduled to meet on Tuesday, with the match listed to begin at 19.25.

IHM Final View

Rungsted have home ice, a 3-1 win from the first meeting and a need to end their league winless run since that night. Odense arrive with their own overtime disappointment still fresh, plus a new squad addition in Dahlmann. The rematch offers both clubs a timely opportunity to reset their early-season momentum.

Canadian forward Kindopp joins Rungsted Seier Capital

Story Summary

Rungsted Seier Capital have presented 27-year-old Canadian forward Kindopp, who joined the club earlier this summer. Since arriving in Denmark, he has met his new team-mates and coaching staff and skated a few times while working through jet lag.

Kindopp brings 210 AHL regular-season appearances, with 32 goals and 33 assists, and made his NHL debut for the Anaheim Ducks in 2021/22, playing one game. Last season, he played for Eisbären Regensburg in Germany’s DEL2, posting 11 goals and nine assists in 36 regular-season games before adding six goals and four assists in eight play-off games.

Listed at 185 cm and 87 kg, Kindopp can play right wing or centre. He describes himself as a two-way forward who wants to be sound defensively, dangerous around the net and physical on the puck.

Key Facts

  • The 27-year-old Canadian forward Kindopp was presented as a Rungsted Seier Capital player earlier this summer.
  • Since arriving in Denmark, Kindopp has met his new team-mates and coaching staff and skated a few times while recovering from jet lag.
  • Career in North America includes 210 AHL regular-season games with 32 goals and 33 assists.
  • Made his NHL debut in 2021/22 for the Anaheim Ducks, appearing in one NHL game.
  • Last season, Kindopp played for Eisbären Regensburg in Germany’s DEL2, recording 11 goals and nine assists in 36 regular-season games.
  • DEL2 playoff performance: eight games with six goals and four assists.
  • Listed measurements: 185 centimetres tall and 87 kilograms in weight.
  • Player can be used on the right wing and as a centre and describes himself as a two-way forward who likes to play with physicality.
  • Brought into the Anaheim Ducks organisation in 2020 after strong junior seasons; in his final WHL season he captained the Everett Silvertips and scored 40 goals and 74 points in 63 games.

IHM Discussion

Rungsted have added a forward with substantial North American professional experience and a recent season in Europe. Kindopp’s 210 AHL games show a lengthy spell at that level, while his single NHL appearance came with Anaheim in 2021/22. In DEL2 last season, he scored 20 points in 36 regular-season games and followed that with 10 points in eight play-off outings.

His own description points to a versatile forward: he can play centre or right wing, wants to be reliable in the defensive zone and aims to contribute around the net. His willingness to finish checks could also suit a role that demands puck pressure and work along the boards.

The immediate task is simply settling into a new club and league. Kindopp has said his knowledge of Danish hockey is limited, but he arrives with recent European experience and a clear desire to help Rungsted win games.

Why It Matters

For Rungsted Seier Capital, Kindopp offers positional flexibility, size and experience from both North America and Europe. His ability to play right wing or centre gives the coaching staff another option within the forward group, while his recent play-off scoring in Germany adds encouraging recent form.

For the Metal Ligaen, he arrives as a player with a lengthy AHL record and a brief NHL appearance, now looking to establish himself with a new club in Denmark.

Mini Q&A

Who is Kindopp and where has he just signed?

Kindopp is a 27-year-old Canadian forward who has been presented as a Rungsted Seier Capital player earlier this summer.

What is his North American professional experience?

He has played 210 AHL regular-season games, scoring 32 goals and 33 assists, and made one NHL appearance for the Anaheim Ducks in 2021/22.

How did he perform in Europe last season?

Last season with Eisbären Regensburg in Germany’s DEL2 he registered 11 goals and nine assists (20 points) in 36 regular-season games and added six goals and four assists in eight playoff games.

What positions does he play and what are his physical measurements?

Kindopp can play both on the right wing and at centre; he is listed at 185 centimetres tall and 87 kilograms in weight.

What style of player does he describe himself as?

He describes himself as a two-way player who wants to be strong in the defensive zone, effective around the goal and to use physicality in his game.

What junior background does he have?

He was brought into the Anaheim Ducks organisation in 2020 after productive junior seasons; in his final WHL season he was captain of the Everett Silvertips and scored 40 goals and 74 points in 63 games.

IHM Final View

Kindopp arrives in Rungsted with a solid professional record: 210 AHL games, one NHL appearance and productive play-off numbers in Germany last season. His ability to play centre or right wing, along with the two-way and physical style he describes, gives the club useful options in its forward group. The early focus will be on his adjustment to a new team and league.