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10/2007-SPONSOR CONFIRMED: 'Composites Reinforcements UK Limited' will be one of the official big corporate sponsors for the club next season we can now confirm.
The large successful company is actually owned by original K.S.F. player Richard 'RAMBO' Pettican who has kindly offered to sponsor the team he once played for.
The Logo will also be on the kit as of next season and more information about the company will be coming soon on the Sponsors page.
10/2007-HIGH FLYER: BEN KNOCK #17 (#7) has finished the season in style by clinching the 10th place spot in the leagues top scorer's list for 2007.
An Impressive feet considering Kingston won only one game and Ben was in Canada for 2 fixtures! He totaled 15 goals, 7 in the last 2 games and 5 of which racked up in the last game against Shene.
10/2007-FLYERS BACK TO FORM!: After 11 league loses in a row K.S.F. were ready just to put a close to the worst season on record for the club by far.
In addition a number of players were out with injuries and bans so you could say it was a sure bet K.S.F. would finish the season without a single point.
Thankfully and with alot of hard work the boys dug deep and ended the losing streak securing 2 points with a win against the Youngbloods.
The game finished 7-5 and both teams gave their best having only a few players.
10/2007-END OF AN ERA: The long term K.S.F. treasurer Colin Moore will stepping down offically by the end of November and handing the books over to the Vipers management.
Colin has supported the team since around 1990 when both his boys Kevin and Darren played for the team. Even after they left he still kept the club alive by doing the accounts for nothing. It is fair to say that without his help it is unlikely K.S.F. would still be here.
All the players past and present would like to wish him all the best and are extremely grateful for all his hard work behind the scenes.
10/2007-PRESENTATION: The newly merged club will be holding a presentation evening on the 24th November. Firstly a friendly will take place at 3pm in Nescot Sports Hall with the original K.S.F. playing the new K.S.F. Vipers Snr team.
Afterwards at around 4.30 in the Nescot bar area various awards will be handed out to players and age groups and the unveilling of the NEW KIT will take place. All are welcome so bring a friend.
10/2007-ROCKET RETURNS: Rocket Ronnie Paul #49 is off the sick list and back in the lineup for the remainder of the season. In his first game back Ron notched up the first goal of the game against ASH. Well done Ronnie.
10/2007-NEW PLAYER?: Not quite. Veteran Shane LYNCH will offically be changing his last name to CARROLL next season as he has had a tainted career with LYNCH so wants a fresh start at 30!
Just to confuse us all he will still have his old last name on his white kit. But dont worry fans Shane will be easy to spot as he will be staying with his trusted #10, which has been his K.S.F. number for an impressive 15 years next season!
10/2007-LEWIS BACK IN NET: Lewis Sheppard White #37 is returning to the net for the final 2 games of the season. Lewis has been resting a serious back injury all year and in the last few weeks started training again. He felt confident enough to play and the team felt the time was right for him to to step back into the limelight and get some nonessential games under his belt in preparation for the 2008 season.
10/2007-ASH CLASH: The second league game against Ash again ended with the game having to be abandoned midway through the second peroid. Barry Skene #9 recieved a black card for roughing and #81 Laurence White recieved a red card also for roughing in a separeate incident in which an Ash player was also Black carded. A red card is an atomatic ejection from the game and a 2 match ban. A black card however requires a disiplinary before a ban is issued.
9/2007- OFFICIAL LAUNCH!: K.S.F. can now confirm the merge with Sutton Vipers is complete and the teams will compete as one club officially from next season.
The club will still be known as K.S.F. for heritage reasons and will have a full youth development programme from Pee Wee to Jnr known as K.S.F. Vipers & coached by various Snr players.
In addition 2 Senior teams will be entering both divisions next year one simply known as K.S.F and incorporating the original red colour back into the NEW KIT and the other known as K.S.F. Vipers wearing their infamous green.
New pages have also been added on the team link.
8/2007- Tournament News: With a mix of new players brought in last minute to bolster the roster, K.S.F. managed a respectable 8th place in this years John Spight memoral event.
Both guest Vipers players and resigning Steve Harmer #22 all gave an excellent performance. The team also welcomed back Ryan Harding #18 back from his nasty knee Injury who quickly added to the score sheet.
The 5 pro & semi pro ice hockey players (which included late signing Adam Hyam who iced for the Guildford Flames last year and has played in the elite league) made up the 2nd line and helped to add much needed depth to the squad. Photos will be up in the gallery from both the Stanstead Giants and Oxford Fonpei games soon.
7/2007- K.S.F. Mascot!: Every team needs a mascot to bring them luck and K.S.F. certainly need a bit of luck this season! Rummor has it a special guest Mascot will be joining the team for the John Spight Tournament. He is a mini Kingston player through and through: small, ugly, and can just about skate. So... you will have to wait and see!
7/2007- SPECIAL DELIVERY: K.S.F. can confirm the signing of 4 professional ice hockey players to help bolster the squad for the 2007 'John Spight Tournament. 'Guildford Flames' D-man Ricky Skene , new Flames signing Terry Miles also Forward Tom Boney and new Slough Jet Tom Annetts who will be playing out on pitch! will be making up a truly terrifying line to face bringing a wealth of experience to the team for this one off tournament. See Ricky Skene in action and what our opposition will have to watch out for @: THIS LINK
7/2007- K.S.F. Guest 2 Vipers: Sutton Viper 16 Yr old Sonnie Brain will be guesting again for K.S.F after his impressive debut for the club in germany and Viper Adrain Bell who previously played for the K.S.F. Puck Hockey team and is experienced at the forthcoming venue will both prove crucial for the upcoming John Spight Tournament.
7/2007- Harmer Returns: The Flyers have resigned D-man Steve Harmer who has played numerous games for the club in the past and is an asset to have back in the squad. Harmer was a key player back in the Jnr K.S.F. 2 days who played alongside captain Justin Beattie #68 and Laurence White #81.
7/2007- Karrst '08' invite: Karrst Crash Eagles have again invited the Kingston Squad to compete in their annual tournament. The event is one of the biggest in europe and it is an honour to once again represent England against Europes top sides.
7/2007- New Goalie: K.S.F. are pleased to announce the signing of Harry Annetts to help out for the remainder of this tuff season. Harry is also a 'GB Inline' registered keeper and plays for the 'Sandhurst Allstars'. Though the transtition between puck and ball will take some getting used to, Harry has already showed he can adapt quickly is up for the challenge.
7/2007- No more 'G' : Graham Lewis will unfortunatley not be playing anymore hockey for now due to a recent job change which has left him with new heavy work commitments and a change in location. The team hopes all goes well and hope he laces up the skates again soon.
6/2007- Warner moves on: New '07' signing Tom Warner has regretfully decided to move to the Div 2 leaders 'Allstarz' Kingston feel this is a good move for the youngster and all wish him the best of luck with his new team.
6/2007- Ryan out: The teams top scorer this year Ryan Harding will no longer be netting any goals this season due to a freakish knee injury very similiar to his forward partner Ronnie Paul which has left them both unable to play in the short term. K.S.F. hope to see them cheering us on in the stands where I here the seating is very comfy!
6/2007- Ronnie out: Young 'Rocket Ronnie' will not be rolling out again this season due to a severe knee injury sustained during training. The team wishes him all the best and hopes to see him back for next season fit and healthy.
5/2007- On your bike Ben: Ben Knock is cycling 5,100 miles across Canada for MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT. Follow their trip starting 1^ST July for 3 months on: www.tailoredmountainholidays.com/. GOOD LUCK KNOCKY!
5/2007- Lucky Max: New signing Max Exton has had a very lucky escape this month after he was involved in a life threatening motorcycle crash while racing. He will be out for some time due to the injuries he sustained but thankfully he will be ok. The team all wish him a speedy recovery and have asked him to look after his remaining 8 lives!
4/2007- K.S.F. Merger: Its official, it has been decided and the wheels are in motion! K.S.F. & Sutton Vipers will become one club as of next season. This progressive step will ensure a strong long lasting future for both clubs under one organisation.
4/2007- Return of the Ray: Ray Harding has accepted the offer to return as the much needed Bench Coach for Kingston. He had outstanding sucess with the Jnr Sutton Road Runners team and coached K.S.F. in the London League in 2003. Welcome Back Ray!
4/2007- New Coach: Player Ryan Harding has taken the reins of coach for K.S.F. Intially on a 1 month trial his different techniques have proved a success breathing some life back into the team and rebuilding the players confidence after a record breaking slow start to the season.
3/2007-Photo shoot: The photoshoot is booked and going ahead on the 19th and 22nd of April. The pictures are being taken by the talented George Blackmore from N-ice pics who normally shoots ice hockey and has plenty of experience at making ugly hockey players look presentable.
3/2007-Walking Wounded: New signing Max Exton is out indefiantley with a groin strain injury and veteran Shane Lynch has been told to rest up by the docs for 3 weeks due to a lung infection. The team look forward to seeing both back in action very soon.
3/2007-Kaarst Report: The team returned from the pretigious Kaarst event with heads held high. Read the report on 'Around the Corner'.
2/2007-Lewis out to lunch: Due to a prolonged injury it's official that our 'Iron Man' Goal Keeper from last season, Lewis S. White will not be lacing up the skates for a while. The team wishes him a speedy recovery and hopes to see him between the pipes again for us very soon. In the meantime we welcome new signing Tom Warner who will be filling the net and and no doubt also be facing alot of shots!
2/2007-Joe steps up: Joe Erskine #31 has become the second assistant captain after Andy White has had to step down this year due to new work comitments. Joe has been with the team for a long time now and has the right attitude for the role and the respect from his fellow teamates who believe he will do a great job in helping to lead the team.
2/2007-The Karrst is set: The team are going to Germany and have selected to take 2 strong lines. So far the team are also guesting veteran goalie Mike Sheppard and 16yr old Sunny from the Sutton Vipers.
2/2007-New Signing: K.S.F. have signed 18yr old Max Exton. Formerly a Ash Avalanche JNR player who has also played at regional level Max strengthens the squad and is a great asset to add to the roster.
1/2007-Photo shoot: Its official, a photoshoot is being arranged for the team. The first shoot will at a training session the second at a game. At one of these a proper team pic will take place and player profile shots for the website.
1/2007-Flying for Karrst: The team has been invited to the 15th Crash Eagles tournament in Germany beginning on the 2nd of March. This will be the third time we have attended this prestigious event.
1/2007-New Signings: K.S.F. can proudly announce the signings of former Swindon Mustangs players Ben Knock and Graham Lewis. In addition the team have also signed GB JNR goal keeper Tom Warner from Reading Rhinos who guested for us last year in the John Spight Tournament. All 3 are great players and strong additions to the squad.
1/2007-Wateraid on board: The team will be promoting the charity Wateraid this season by wearing the logo on the kit and branding the water bottles to raise awareness for this important charity.
12/2006-Team Awards: The annual awards night was a huge success and involved lots of drink and silly dancing. Andy White picked up 'Best Trainer' & 'Golden Shower award' Lol White got 'Smelliest Player' Lewis S. White and Lol (Ronnie) Paul both picked up the 'Baby Award' for their impressive moaning, Lewis was also awarded with 'Worst Dressed Player', Mike Sheppard got 'The Sieve Goalkeeping award' and finally Barry Skene got 'Worst Hair Award' and 'Players Player'.
11/2006-Beattie Dream Team: Justin retained his dream team status in the league showing he is a popular player amongst his opposition (we hope he got the votes because they respect him not because they feel sorry for him).
10/2006-Lewis makes GB team: Lewis represented the new under 21's Great Britain Team. The team made the final of the SNR tournament showing Europe the potential of British Talent.
8/2006-White feels the force: Andy White announced he will be taking a back seat next season after his application was accepted to train as police officer. The team would like to congratulate him on being accepted and wish him the best of luck.