121. Cesky: I want to remain a Bee

Bracknell Bees' star import Jaroslav Cesky is eager to remain at the club and help them achieve their goal of reaching the play-offs, and has even said he wants to stay at the club beyond the summer.

122. Moving clubs was Best decision

Teenage Bees star Callum Best believes his decision to move from Slough Jets to Bracknell was a great move.

123. Bracknell Bees 5 Sheffield Scimitars 4

There was high drama in Saturday night’s game at the Hive as Bracknell Bees made it three wins on the spin at home to Sheffield Scimitars in a tense and bad-tempered encounter.

124. Wallace’s release may spark Bracknell Bees into action

Bracknell Bees host Sheffield Scimitars tomorrow (6pm face-off), looking to repeat their EPIHL win in Yorkshire last weekend.

125. Fans’ generosity means Calvert remains a Bee

The last two seasons have proved just how important Bracknell Bees’ fans are to the future of the club.

126. Home-grown talent the only option for Bees

Any new recruits that Bracknell Bees sign before the registration deadline on January 31 will not be imports, according to player/coach Claude Dumas.

127. Dumas vows to strengthen as deadline nears

Claude Dumas is actively on the lookout to improve Bracknell Bees’ squad before the deadline to sign players passes at the end of this month.

128. Dumas: No repeat of Saturday horror show

Claude Dumas described Saturday night’s 11-2 mauling at the hands of Peterborough Phantoms as ‘unacceptable’ and has warned his players against a repeat performance between now and the end of the season.

129. Hepp’s return eases pressure on Bracknell Bees coach

Bracknell Bees player/coach Claude Dumas has welcomed the return of Brian Hepp to the team’s bench, and has suggested that the fellow Canadian could help him rediscover his form on the ice.

Although Dumas netted twice at the weekend, he has maanged only eight goals this season.