Barons sting Sting !

TC Cars Solihull Barons : 5
Sutton Sting : 0

The TC Cars Solihull Barons put in a strong performance on Sunday evening against a determined Sutton Sting, earning a shut-out and stringing together three of their goals in little over a minute.

Luke Brittle rounds Warren Gilfoyle (S Crampton)

Within a couple of minutes of the first period puck drop the Barons had a goal, Niklas Ottosson sniping in a clean shot from the right hand face-off dot, which gave Warren Gilfoyle in the Sting net no chance. As the period went on the Sting came more into the game, playing a close in offence, crowding the ice around the Barons crease and looking for a short range tap-in against the match-rusty Josh Nicholls in the Solihull net. More here…

Battling Barons put eight past Lions

TC Cars Solihull Barons : 8
Nottingham Lions : 2
Ed Eaton with the opening strike (S Crampton)

The TC Cars Solihull Barons earned a convincing win on Sunday against the Nottingham Lions however ill will towards the end of the game resulted in a messy end to the tie.

Ed Eaton outnumbered (H Chavda / www.dingleimages.com)

Two hours earlier however the Barons wasted no time getting a score on the board with Ed Eaton slotting in from square in front of goal after a first five minutes played almost exclusively in the Lions end. By nine minutes the Barons had doubled the lead with Dan Harrison finding the net after cycling of the puck by the Barons line opened gaps in the Lions defence. More here.

Barons back to winning ways with convincing display over Lions

Nottingham Lions : 2
TC Cars Solihull Barons : 8

After a difficult run against top opposition, on Sunday evening the TC Cars Solihull Barons got points on the board, with a convincing win in a slightly chippy game away against the Nottingham Lions.

Farrell waits for the puck (J&K Davies)

With a late start to the game following the over-running of an earlier tie on the Nottingham ice, the Barons wasted no time following the puck drop and were quickly onto the scoresheet with Daniel Mulcahy finding the net after just over a minute. By 10 minutes Nottingham had equalised, Thomas Palmer with the shot. By period end the Lions began to run into penalty trouble and Solihull were quick to capitalise with a pair of powerplay goals ahead of the period end, Luke Brittle and Dave Rogers providing the cushion. More here.