Big-hearted golfers and local businesses have raised £1,000 for the British Heart Foundation recently, supporting and contesting the Milton Keynes Lightning Charity Golf Day, sponsored by Lok ‘n’ Store.
Milton Keynes Lightning continue their title push against Telford Tigers this weekend knowing they cannot underestimate the threat that their visitors pose, despite their position close to the bottom of the league (Sunday 20 November, face off 5.30pm).
MK LIGHTNING’S ROSS GREEN SELECTED FOR INTERNATIONAL DUTY
Milton Keynes Lightning Ice Hockey Club is delighted to confirm that defenceman Ross Green is included in the final Team GB U20 squad for the forthcoming World Championships. Emphasising the quality of players coming through the MK youth system, it was also recently announced that Edward Knaggs, a defender for MK Storm U14’s, has been selected to represent England in forthcoming tournaments in Hungary and the Czech Republic.
Lightning aim to continue momentum to neuter Cats’ threat
MK Lightning aim to use the confidence picked up after taking three points from a possible four against Guildford Flames last weekend, to see off the threat of Swindon Wildcats in this weekend’s double header against the Wiltshire side. After winning seven of their first eight league fixtures this season, Lightning uncharacteristically dropped points to Peterborough Phantoms and Bracknell Bees – then immediately bounced back last Saturday with a dominant 6-4 home defeat of Flames and took another point from a hard-fought return leg 24 hours later.
FLAMES FIGHT WILL TREAT SUPPORTERS TO FIREWORK DISPLAY!
Milton Keynes Lightning’s double header against Guildford Flames this weekend will produce fireworks between the two teams that could far outshine any outside, according to Lightning’s player-coach, Nick Poole.
Milton Keynes Lightning continue their title push against Telford Tigers this weekend knowing they cannot underestimate the threat that their visitors pose, despite their position close to the bottom of the league (Sunday 20 November, face off 5.30pm). 
MK Lightning aim to use the confidence picked up after taking three points from a possible four against Guildford Flames last weekend, to see off the threat of Swindon Wildcats in this weekend’s double header against the Wiltshire side. After winning seven of their first eight league fixtures this season, Lightning uncharacteristically dropped points to Peterborough Phantoms and Bracknell Bees – then immediately bounced back last Saturday with a dominant 6-4 home defeat of Flames and took another point from a hard-fought return leg 24 hours later.
