In this, the first instalment of our “A Day in the Life” series, we bring you an effortless chat with 1st Team captain Vanessa Gifford ahead of this Sunday’s big game. JD: How did you feel when you were asked to be captain? VG: I was genuinely shocked and absolutely honoured when Andy [Davies] asked
This weekend sees the 1st team in a game in which a win could mean sealing National League for another season. They play bottom of the table Bearsted, but that doesn’t mean this game will be easy- far from it! The last time these two teams faced each other, Birmingham took all the points but
This weekend marks the first time in the club’s history that 4 teams play in the space of 2 days. Tonight sees the 3rd team travel away for a late evening game against Nottingham Magic 1s. Captain Jacob Warner will lead out the side, hoping to secure their third win of the season, having beaten
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),
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
