BCKC had to win the ‘Champions Trophy’ tournament to secure a place in the NL next year. With an excellent team performance throughout the tournament they showed that they belong in the NL. Birmingham City retained their premier league status by winning all their 4 games. Birmingham won against Cambridge Tigers (8-4), Manchester Warriors (15-5),
After Nick’s ‘Super Session’ with the traditional star badges, most people stayed along to play the 2nds versus 3s game. It turned out to be a really friendly game in which all players got some play time. Rick Scowcroft top scored with 4 goals for the 3s. This was however not enough to stop the
BCKC1 played their final EKL match against Bearsted. Brum kept things tight early on and showed off a real team performance. With Nick Wilkins playing his first match for BCKC 1 after his come back from Canada and Sara Roberts top scoring with 6 goals, Brum easily ran away to a 13-21 win. A historical number of
With the 3rd and 1st team playing at the same venue, the day promised some good korf. The 3s started of against uni’s 2 team. Birmingham was already setting the tone by taking the points with a 11-5 win. Many players stayed around to encourage the first team to prevent relegation. After winning our first National League
The West Midlands are running a referring level 1 course on 1st March from 13:30-16:30 at the University of Birmingham. The course covers the theory behind the rules of korfball, and is great for beginners and advanced players alike. With the goal of increasing numbers of refs for the local leagues this is a great
After last week’s postponement the 1s were chomping at the bit to get back on court and try to add to their NL points tally. For the first game of 2014 a very strong Nomads side were the visitors to Birmingham, sporting 2 free scoring male players who have seen them to 3rd place in
