Bracknell Bees hot-shot Frantisek Bakrlik leaves the club to join EPL rivals MK Lightning
FRANTISEK BAKRLIK has left Bracknell Bees to join EPIHL rivals Milton Keynes Lightning. Rumour has been rife this week regarding ...
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Bracknell Bees’ Milan Kostourek dedicates four-goal salvo against MK Lightning to late father
MILAN KOSTOUREK dedicated his four-goal salvo against MK Lightning last Sunday to his late father who passed away recently. The ...
‘Phenomenal’ Kostourek scores four times to leave Bracknell Bees in seventh heaven
Bracknell Bees 7 Milton Keynes Lightning 2 MATT FOORD labelled Milan Kostourek “phenomenal” after the forward struck four times against ...
Bracknell Bees douse the Flames in seven-goal thriller to record a four-point weekend
Bracknell Bees 4 Guildford Flames 3 BRACKNELL BEES notched up a fourth home win in five games after edging out ...
Desire and discipline pleases coach Smital as four-some Bracknell Bees herd off Basingstoke Bison
Lukas Smital praised his side’s desire and determination after Bracknell Bees preserved their 100 per cent start to the season on ...
‘My record-breaking pass was pretty special’ – Bracknell Bees coach Lukas Smital becomes highest-ever point scorer in the EPIHL
LUKAS SMITAL’S record-breaking pass last weekend was an unforgettable one, the Bracknell Bees player-coach has said. In laying on Callum ...
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