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.
On Sunday evening Warriors travelled down to Teesside to take on the Billingham Stars in a NIHL North Division 1 match up. Warriors travelled with a strong squad of players to choose from though the in form Jordan Barnes did miss the short trip down the A19. Whitley opted to start Jordan Boyle in goal following a number of impressive displays from the youngster in recent weeks.
Whitley Warriors took to the ice in NIHL North Division 1 action on Sunday evening when they took on the Solway Sharks on home ice. Warriors were able to name a strong roster of players including the likes of import Andre Payette, d men Josh Maddock and Dan Pye and forwards such as Dean Holland, DJ Good and Callum Watson.
Whitley Warriors were in action twice over the course of the weekend as David Longstaff's side headed across the Pennines on Saturday evening to face the Blackburn Hawks in the cup before a home league game on Sunday against local rivals the Billingham Stars.
Whitley Warriors travelled north to take on the Solway Sharks on Saturday evening in the Scottish borders. Warriors were captained by Jordan Barnes for this NIHL North Cup fixture as club skipper Dean Holland was unavailable for the trip up to Dumfries. Whitley travelled north with 13 skaters plus 2 netminders for the contest as Warriors made full use of the roster of players at their disposal.
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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.
Tickets for the NIHL North Playoff Weekend are now available and can be ordered on our website.
Whitley Warriors boosted their playoff hopes with a 4-2 home win before going on the road for five consecutive away games.
On Sunday evening Warriors travelled down to Teesside to take on the Billingham Stars in a NIHL North Division 1 match up. Warriors travelled with a strong squad of players to choose from though the in form Jordan Barnes did miss the short trip down the A19. Whitley opted to start Jordan Boyle in goal following a number of impressive displays from the youngster in recent weeks.
Whitley Warriors took to the ice in NIHL North Division 1 action on Sunday evening when they took on the Solway Sharks on home ice. Warriors were able to name a strong roster of players including the likes of import Andre Payette, d men Josh Maddock and Dan Pye and forwards such as Dean Holland, DJ Good and Callum Watson.
Whitley Warriors were in action twice over the course of the weekend as David Longstaff's side headed across the Pennines on Saturday evening to face the Blackburn Hawks in the cup before a home league game on Sunday against local rivals the Billingham Stars.
Whitley Warriors travelled north to take on the Solway Sharks on Saturday evening in the Scottish borders. Warriors were captained by Jordan Barnes for this NIHL North Cup fixture as club skipper Dean Holland was unavailable for the trip up to Dumfries. Whitley travelled north with 13 skaters plus 2 netminders for the contest as Warriors made full use of the roster of players at their disposal.