1. Backnell Bees aim to claw back Wildcats deficit

Rob Lamey is setting his sights on overtaking Swindon Wildcats and claiming seventh spot in the EPIHL, rather than worry about Peterborough Phantoms breathing down their necks.

2. Bracknell Bees can handle the pressure, says captain Lamey

Bracknell Bees captain Rob Lamey has no doubt that the squad is strong enough and experienced enough to see the season through and secure an EPIHL play-off spot.

3. Bracknell Bees in the driving seat

Lukas Smital believes Bracknell Bees’ results at the weekend have given them the edge over play-off rivals Peterborough Phantoms as the clubs enter the final third of the EPIHL season.

4. We were robbed, says Smital

Despite being delighted with a three-point weekend, Bracknell Bees’ third such return of the season, Lukas Smital was left ‘gutted’ after being denied maximum points.

5. Missed chances cost Bracknell Bees in derby

Bracknell Bees coach Gareth Cox has called on his players to show more conviction in front of goal after a bitterly disappointing 4-3 defeat to Slough Jets on Sunday.

6. Ice Hockey: Katherine just misses out on a first-ever medal for Britain

CROWTHORNE ice hockey player Katherine Gale admitted confusion turned into despair at the inaugural Winter Youth

7. Bracknell Bees have nothing to fear

8. Cox blasts refs after bad decision costs Bracknell Bees

Bracknell Bees coach Gareth Cox slammed referee Anthony Decaux, as well as linesmen Justin Lalonde and P Brooks, for failing to spot a ‘game-changing’ foul in Saturday night’s 7-4 defeat at Basingstoke Bison.

9. Czech return works wonders for Masa

Martin Masa believes that his excellent run of goalscoring form could be down to a long overdue Christmas in his native Czech Republic.

10. Masa: Individual errors are costing us

Bracknell Bees forward Martin Masa has warned that unless the team begin to cut out their errors on the ice, then they will continue to lose pace with the teams above them.