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.
Bubble Football (16/11/14)
Bubble football definition:
Bubble Football is combining the best aspects of two completely different things to create a truly unique experience.
With the well-loved sport of Football being played in giant bubbles for you to try and play in, it becomes an incredibly hilarious activity to try out with all types of people: whether it be friends, family or even complete strangers.
You’re guaranteed to have a fantastic time!
Old Bristolians 2 – BAC 3 (15/11/14)
Match Report Written By: Liz ‘Steely’ Gaze
Having just about dried off from the monsoon conditions of last week, this week BAC were faced with the challenge of finding the Old B’s pitch in the fog. A game in progress could be heard but only seen from about 10 meters away. Due to the weather, the games were running behind time so a short cross country run and a few taps of the ball later and we were off.
BAC 1 – Japers 2 (08/11/14)
Driving rain, rain and more rain were the weather conditions at Abbeywood this week as we took on Jaspers. A local derby, with plenty of history between the two sides so who knew what would be in store.
With the team talk having taken place in doors, we braved the conditions and out we went to warm up. The conditions were awful, however both teams paid their respects to the fallen and a minute silence was held at the start of the match. (BAC proudly sporting their poppies for kits poppies)
BAC started well with early pressure. A free hit was given just outside the Jaspers D. A quick square pass from Sledger to Bish, who then fired the ball in to Tinny who finished the move with the ball in the back of the goal. A great start for BAC, 1-0.
BAC 3 – Cirencester 1 (25/10/14)
Match report by Katie Woolley-Nutty-Pulley
Today’s game felt slightly different for the BAC team; Gaps and Tinny were “en vacances” in France and were missing their first BAC game since circa 1994. This resulted in a bit of a team reshuffle with a number of positional and personnel changes. Lor was back in the forward line and, with the help of an early morning Red Bull, was all fired up and ready to fly up the wing.
