BAC headed up to Evesham to play Bretforton today. After the long, eventful journey (Tinny and Sally were hanging having had too much gin, and Becky needing to take an emergency toilet stop) we finally arrived. Things at the pitch didn’t start too well either with Ali (aka She-ra, Princess of Power) apparently not knowing her own strength as she broke both Becky’s kickers whilst trying to tighten them! Despite the tricky start to the day the match itself started well for BAC with the first goal of the game coming from a super-slick reverse-stick into the goal from Tinny.
Author: Maz
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Match Report 13/10/12 BAC 1 – 1 Jaspers
BAC had a good warm up but you could feel the tension in the air! They had the youth policy on the bench i.e. Bish! Cher was looking forward to catching up with some old friends (don’t tell Sal).
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Match Report 06/10/12 Westberries 2 – 4 BAC
It was a beautiful sunny autumn day but unfortunately in the first half BAC were anything ‘but’ and we found ourselves 1 – 0 down. Enough said!
After a tough half time team talk the game restarted and it was like chalk and cheese – a completely different BAC side came out for the second half. Seconds from the restart saw us awarded with a penalty corner through some positive attacking play. A strike from Liz found Lor in a perfect position to slot home the equaliser. No sooner had the umpire blown the whistle for the restart BAC had taken the lead by a neat reverse stick shot by Lisa (Doug’s training paying off!!). (more…)
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Match Report 29/09/12 BAC 2 – 2 Bristol University 2
BAC started the game in good spirits and top of the table (1st league game/alphabet!). Lisa was relieved her skirt finally fitted just in time for the start of the season but Hammy forgot to bring any cycling shorts – we hope it hasn’t put Becky off!
With the opposition (Bristol University 2) having made rather derogatory comments in last year’s match summary about playing the oldies, BAC were determined to prove a point, although with the return of Hammy to replace Katie we hadn’t done much to address the age balance.