Whitley Warriors battled for a full sixty minutes on Sunday evening to record a respectable 2-1 defeat against unbeaten league leaders Sheffield Steeldogs.
Whitley Warriors began their weekend with a 6-2 road defeat to Sheffield Steeldogs before claiming maximum points in Sunday’s 4-2 away win against Blackburn Hawks.
It’s Sting vs Warriors and with only a few seconds remaining in the third period and Warriors leading 1-3, Sting have pulled their netminder. Step forward Richie Lawson...
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Whitley Warriors achieved a 6-1 win over Nottingham Lions at Hillheads on Sunday to move into fifth place ahead of Solihull Barons.
