Bec 1 headed down to Kent for an early start against an in-form Tornadoes team. Even though both teams have qualified for the Grand Finals, this match was certainly not going to be a quiet affair. Following intel acquired by our tactical team during the week, the squad were prepared to play against the Korfball game killer that is ‘Rebound Defence’. Combined with the infamous Aylesford Dustbowl/Ice rink surface, this game was going to be tricky. Bec didn’t get a chance to get

Sunday saw Bec host their first London Junior Mini-Games of the season and it was another success with over 70 children taking part across 3 age groups, representing Bec, Bromley, Hayes, Nomads and Trojans. Our junior officer Davesh Patel said “it was a privilege to host this round of mini-games and collaborate with the junior set ups of the other London clubs” and that “it was fantastic to see the progression of many regulars but equally as pleasing to see complete beginners

After a strong start to 2018, backed up by a very impressive unbeaten run, Bec 1 looked to score another big win at the weekend. The opponents this week were a Nomads side who have proved tricky to beat this season. Bec can our flying and quickly went into an 8-0 lead. Nomads rebound defence style did little to disrupt Bec’s play. Some accurate shooting from Heather and Kenzie got them on the scoresheet early, whilst Dav and Blake combined beautifully to keep the goals coming

A usual training night at Graveney turned into a Bec 4 vs Bec 3 Clash with Coach Ironmonger rooting for the 3rds and Coach Swain wanting the 4ths to get a win. The 4ths started with Luke, Josh, Carla and Jasmine in first attack who were up agaisnt Mark, Dan, Michelle and Jess from the 3rds. Defending for the 4ths were John, Lennie, Ceri and Jennie with Irfan, Jack, Kim and Anshul attacking. The game started with Michelle showing girl power from the off by getting two goals wi

First attack- Amy, Stu (C), James and Jess First defence- Billy, Chloe, Jack, Kenzie Bec 2 kicked off their 2018 at everyone’s favourite Korf stadium- Epsom College. Bec looked to work off all the turkey and mince pies against a strong Nomads 2 team in what looked to be an exciting game. Bec 2 stormed to an early lead with quick goals from Amy. Billy soon followed with a couple of downtown bangers. A heavy firing Bec soon established a 5 goal advantage, playing some impressi

Bec 1 look strong going into the New Year as the only National League team to win all of their games. This week they took on Bearsted. Starting attack: Kieron, Blake, Amie, Heather Starting defence: Dav (C), Billy, Helen, Jo-Anne Subs: Andrew, Chloe, Jess (& Joe supporting) After peeling off their hats, gloves and coats Bec jumped straight into the game. Goals came from all over the pitch, with Amie and Heather running rings round their girls and Davesh and Billy effortless

Bec 5 faced one of their toughest challenges yet against a strong Croydon side that had a mix of experienced and youthful players. The game was poised to be a thriller.... Bec started well but so did Croydon as neither team wanted to lose. Both teams battled it out for the full 60 minutes and goals were traded evenly. The visitors Bec displayed some impressive Korf at times and showed why they were unbeaten so far this season. Free flowing Korfball from Bec kept them ahead bu

This weekend saw all of our teams play at Whitgift School, with Bec 1 up against KV, Bec 2 facing Highbury 1, Bec 5 taking on Croydon 5 and even a Bec 3 vs Bec 4 clash! Below is a short report on each team... Bec 1 looked to assert their dominance in the National League with a win over KV. The game got off to a slow start and was interrupted with injuries throughout, however, Bec 1 to establish their rhythm and generate some impressive goals. Victory for Bec was never in dou

On Sunday 12th at 10:00 the mighty Bec 3 rallied their troops to battle Supernova 3, who we’d previously scraped a frustrating 8-8 draw with 2 weeks prior. Special thanks go to Jon Lyons, Jack McNamara and James Lydall for stepping in when we were short of boys and Mark Swain for playing despite recent injury. With the “enthusiastic” whistle blowing from the ref throughout meant it proved difficult to produce prolonged periods of play, which both sides suffered from. Special

The fortress that is usually Trinity school has taken some battering in the recent weeks. With Bec 1 claiming victory it was Bec 5's turn to chip away at their defences. Yes all the usual tricks were there. Trojan 2s players appearing, King Geez overseeing the battle with some the selective whistling and a box full of jesters in charge of the score board and timer. But Bec, buoyed by four wins in a row, were resolute. Despite trailing at half time, there was some excellent sh