201. Bracknell Bees look to home comforts

Bracknell Bees player/coach Claude Dumas is adamant that it is just a matter of time before his side record their first EPIHL win of the season in front of their home fans.

202. Bracknell Bees looking for elusive home win

Victory will give us confidence says Dumas.

203. Luck has not been on our side, says Dumas

204. Bracknell Bees look to take the initiative

Bracknell Bees player/coach Claude Dumas believes his players can ease the pressure on themselves if they can take the lead in their matches.

205. Dumas wants Bees to take the initiative

Bracknell Bees player/ coach Claude Dumas believes his players can ease the pressure on themselves if they can take the lead in their matches.

206. Bracknell Bees shock the Lightning

Bracknell Bees lost their crucial bottom three showdown with Peterborough Phantoms on Saturday night, but made amends with a stunning 3-2 victory over league leaders MK Lightning at home on Sunday.

207. Randall returns to haunt former club

Greg Randall marked his return to action with the Bracknell Bees with two goals in the weekend’s games.

208. Flu-hit goalie Ambler rides the Lightning

Bracknell Bees netminder Carl ‘Scrambler’ Ambler dragged himself out of his sick bed to help earn his side a morale-boosting two points on Sunday night.

Bees produced their best result of the season so far to defeat MK Lightning, the EPIHL’s leading team, 3-2 at the Hive.

209. Randall: MK win better than Wildcats maulings

Bracknell Bees assistant captain Greg Randall was prouder of his team’s hard-fought 3-2 win over EPIHL leaders MK Lightning than their two comprehensive victories over Swindon Wildcats.

210. Greg Randall hails MK Lightning win as best yet

Bracknell Bees assistant captain Greg Randall was prouder of his team’s hard-fought 3-2 win over EPIHL leaders MK Lightning than their two comprehensive victories over Swindon Wildcats.