Whitley Warriors faced the Nottingham Lions on Sunday evening at their Hillheads base on North Tyneside. Warriors were skippered by the experienced d man Dan Pye as Warriors were without regular captain Dean Holland. Mark Turnbull started the game in goal for Whitley after a superb start to the campaign for the talented young goaltender.
Whitley Warriors headed to North Wales on Sunday evening for a league clash with the Deeside Dragons. Warriors welcomed former Deeside favourite Shaun Kippin back into their line up as the popular forward became available once again following suspension.
Whitley Warriors went down to a heart-breaking overtime defeat to Blackburn Hawks on Sunday evening following a pulsating game between two evenly matched teams.
Whitley Warriors 2017/18 season got off to an encouraging start as David Longstaff’s side got the better of the Whitley Bay Islanders by 9 goals to nil on Thursday evening at Hillheads.
Whitley Warriors last league game of the season saw David Longstaff and his side travel down to Teesside for a local derby against the Billingham Stars on Sunday evening. Warriors were without Andre Payette and Shaun Kippin who were both suspended following last weekend’s game with the Solway Sharks. Going into the game Warriors knew they needed to win to keep their play off hopes alive and hope other results went their way.
Whitley Warriors headed down to North Wales to take on the Deeside Dragons in a NIHL North Division 1 match up on Sunday evening. Warriors were able to include teenage forward Jamie Ord in their squad for the first time as the youngster is now eligible to play senior hockey as he has turned 16 recently.
Whitley Warriors took on fellow play off contenders the Solihull Barons on Sunday evening in a road game. Warriors were a little short of bodies in defence for the clash with Barons as the likes of Dan Pye and Joe Stamp were unable to make the trip down to the Midlands for the NIHL North Division 1 match up.
Whitley Warriors had a busy weekend as David Longstaff's side had an away double header in which they faced Sutton Sting and the Solihull Barons in 2 testing road games.
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Whitley Warriors faced the Nottingham Lions on Sunday evening at their Hillheads base on North Tyneside. Warriors were skippered by the experienced d man Dan Pye as Warriors were without regular captain Dean Holland. Mark Turnbull started the game in goal for Whitley after a superb start to the campaign for the talented young goaltender.
Whitley Warriors headed to North Wales on Sunday evening for a league clash with the Deeside Dragons. Warriors welcomed former Deeside favourite Shaun Kippin back into their line up as the popular forward became available once again following suspension. 
Whitley Warriors went down to a heart-breaking overtime defeat to Blackburn Hawks on Sunday evening following a pulsating game between two evenly matched teams. 
On Sunday evening Warriors took on the Combined Armed Forces in their first game in front of their passionate fanbase this term. 
Whitley Warriors 2017/18 season got off to an encouraging start as David Longstaff’s side got the better of the Whitley Bay Islanders by 9 goals to nil on Thursday evening at Hillheads. 
Whitley Warriors last league game of the season saw David Longstaff and his side travel down to Teesside for a local derby against the Billingham Stars on Sunday evening. Warriors were without Andre Payette and Shaun Kippin who were both suspended following last weekend’s game with the Solway Sharks. Going into the game Warriors knew they needed to win to keep their play off hopes alive and hope other results went their way. 
A youthful Whitley Warriors team went down 6-1 to Solway Sharks in the NIHL North Cup on Sunday evening, despite putting up a brave fight. 
Whitley Warriors headed down to North Wales to take on the Deeside Dragons in a NIHL North Division 1 match up on Sunday evening. Warriors were able to include teenage forward Jamie Ord in their squad for the first time as the youngster is now eligible to play senior hockey as he has turned 16 recently. 
Whitley Warriors took on fellow play off contenders the Solihull Barons on Sunday evening in a road game. Warriors were a little short of bodies in defence for the clash with Barons as the likes of Dan Pye and Joe Stamp were unable to make the trip down to the Midlands for the NIHL North Division 1 match up. 
Whitley Warriors had a busy weekend as David Longstaff's side had an away double header in which they faced Sutton Sting and the Solihull Barons in 2 testing road games.