NEW PLAYERS WELCOME
We are a friendly club in Bristol keen to welcome new players of all abilities. We field two teams and we play in winter and summer leagues.
MORE THAN JUST HOCKEY
We value to the social side of our club as much as the hockey and try to arrange regular social events from beer festivals, wine tasting, and fancy dress nights out.
COME AND WATCH US!
Would you like to join in? Come and see us or come along to training.
NIGHTS OUT!
Don\\\'t forget the social side of our club. We arrange regular social events such as bowling, beer tasting, roller discos and bubble football
Summer Tournaments!
We play throughout the summer in leagues and tournaments.
BAC v Cirencester (23/11/19) 0-2
Saturday 23rd Nov BAC take on old North league rivals Cirencester at Abbeywood.
Yet another cold and wet start to a match day. As the whistles sounded and the game began Ciren attacked with a high press, for the first 10 minutes it was relentless. BAC defence soaked up the majority of the attack until Ciren’s skilful number 8 broke into the D, striking and finding the top of the net with a shot BAC had to admire.
BAC V Clifton Robins 3 (02/11/19) 1-2
It would be fair to say that BAC were not looking forward to coming up against top of the table. But BAC were to surprise not just themselves but Clifton Robins too!
BAC’s experience and team work made this a closely fought game. Although Clifton were first on the scoreboard, BAC quickly equalised to make it 1-1 at half time.
BAC v Redland (19/10/19) 1-5
Redland 5-1 BAC
After last week’s euphoric home win, BAC made the short trip down the road to UWE, where Redland awaited. Both teams had one clear mission – to get 3 points on the league table. A win for BAC would give them a nice cushion between them and the bottom of the table, while Redland were searching for their first 3 points of the season.
BAC v Newent (12/10/19) 4-3
BAC triumph in seven goal thriller
BAC 4 – 3 Newent
A determined and motivated BAC pitched up at Abbeywood on Saturday morning, ready to put our last couple of weeks of “we did well, we deserved better” and “the scoreline didn’t reflect the game”s to bed.
