Individual News
25th of January 2010
THE BASINGSTOKE Bison won the clash of the in-form teams on Saturday night as they beat the visiting Guildford Flames 4-3 - to end the Surrey side’s 10 game winning streak.
It was the visitors who struck first, as Martin Masa ended a swift counter to open the scoring at 3.40.
The Herd then levelled before the first buzzer, as Steve Moria found the unmarked Ondrej Lauko.
The Bison took the lead in the second period after Joe Ciccarello did all the spade work for Mindy Kieras to fire through a crowd of players.
The advantage was short lived as Guildford replied 37 seconds later, when Lukas Smital rifled home a shot.
However, the home side re-took the lead on the powerplay as Moria slotted in from close range from a Lauko pass.
That set up an exciting final session which saw Basingstoke extended their lead to 4-2 with the goal of the game.
This saw two former Guildford players combine, as a great pass from Ollie Bronnimann was superbly put away by Andy Hemmings.
Guildford kept themselves in the contest as Masa grabbed his second of the night with five minutes to go.
This set up a frantic finale, but Basingstoke held to make it seven wins in their last eight games.
Click here for Coach Moria's reaction to the Bison's win over the Flames
Man of the Match Tom Long caught up with Bison Radio after the 4-3 victory
Click here to listen to Andy Hemmings thoughts on Saturday night's victory
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THE BASINGSTOKE Bison completed another four point weekend as they won at the Hive 5-2 against the Bracknell Bees on Sunday night.
The Herd opened the scoring as Ollie Bronnimann scored at 8:25, only for the Bees to equalise on the powerplay a minute later from Michal Pinc.
The visitors re-took the lead in the 16th minute as Joe Ciccarello and once more the home side levelled from Jaroslav Cesky with just one second left on the clock.
After that the Bison dominated the game and man-of-the-match Ondrej Lauko produced a deadly finish from a stray pass, before Tony Redmond on the powerplay made it 4-2 at the second break.
The game as a contest was killed off at 43:12 as Lauko struck again to complete the 5-2 win and means the Bison have now been beaten just once in their last eight games.
See Thursday’s Gazette for reaction and a pre-view of the weekend’s games against Sheffield and Milton Keynes
Click here for Coach Moria's reaction to another four point weekend for the Bison
Bison Radio caught up with Jamie Line after the team's 5-2 victory over the Bees and you can listen to his thoughts here
It was the visitors who struck first, as Martin Masa ended a swift counter to open the scoring at 3.40.
The Herd then levelled before the first buzzer, as Steve Moria found the unmarked Ondrej Lauko.
The Bison took the lead in the second period after Joe Ciccarello did all the spade work for Mindy Kieras to fire through a crowd of players.
The advantage was short lived as Guildford replied 37 seconds later, when Lukas Smital rifled home a shot.
However, the home side re-took the lead on the powerplay as Moria slotted in from close range from a Lauko pass.
That set up an exciting final session which saw Basingstoke extended their lead to 4-2 with the goal of the game.
This saw two former Guildford players combine, as a great pass from Ollie Bronnimann was superbly put away by Andy Hemmings.
Guildford kept themselves in the contest as Masa grabbed his second of the night with five minutes to go.
This set up a frantic finale, but Basingstoke held to make it seven wins in their last eight games.
Click here for Coach Moria's reaction to the Bison's win over the Flames
Man of the Match Tom Long caught up with Bison Radio after the 4-3 victory
Click here to listen to Andy Hemmings thoughts on Saturday night's victory
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THE BASINGSTOKE Bison completed another four point weekend as they won at the Hive 5-2 against the Bracknell Bees on Sunday night.
The Herd opened the scoring as Ollie Bronnimann scored at 8:25, only for the Bees to equalise on the powerplay a minute later from Michal Pinc.
The visitors re-took the lead in the 16th minute as Joe Ciccarello and once more the home side levelled from Jaroslav Cesky with just one second left on the clock.
After that the Bison dominated the game and man-of-the-match Ondrej Lauko produced a deadly finish from a stray pass, before Tony Redmond on the powerplay made it 4-2 at the second break.
The game as a contest was killed off at 43:12 as Lauko struck again to complete the 5-2 win and means the Bison have now been beaten just once in their last eight games.
See Thursday’s Gazette for reaction and a pre-view of the weekend’s games against Sheffield and Milton Keynes
Click here for Coach Moria's reaction to another four point weekend for the Bison
Bison Radio caught up with Jamie Line after the team's 5-2 victory over the Bees and you can listen to his thoughts here