‘I thought this could be our time’: Streatham knocked out of play-off semi-finals by Chelmsford Chieftains
Streatham needed to be more clinical after they exited the play-off semi-finals with a 6-2 defeat to Chelmsford Chieftains in
Streatham loving the underdog tag as first leg draw sets up potential play-off upset against Chelmsford Chieftains
Streatham 4 – 4 Chelmsford Chieftains Joe Johnston says Streatham ripped up the form book after he secured a late
Sanderson and Chinn adamant Streatham Redskins will give their all to overcome cup final deficit
Streatham Redskins 2–7 Chelmsford Chieftains Will Sanderson insists Streatham Redskins will lay their bodies on the line to overturn a
Ryan Giles keen to get one over old friends as Streatham Redskins face Invicta Dynamos in cup semi-final
Ryan Giles will have no hard feelings about getting one over his former club when Streatham Redskins take on Invicta
It starts with the goalie: Captain Joe Johnston outlines reasons behind Streatham Redskins’ league success
When Jakub Klima and Callum Best left Streatham Redskins before this season, captain Joe Johnston wasn’t sure how his team
Captain Johnston frustrated to only sit second but will knuckle down to make 2016 Streatham Redskins’ year
Joe Johnston admits he is disappointed Streatham Redskins only sit second in English National Ice Hockey League One South. Despite
In-form Fisher looking to top scoring charts and the league with Streatham Redskins after weekend hat-trick
Streatham Redskins forward Steven Fisher is determined to gun for individual scoring accolades following his hat-trick against Bracknell Hornets on
Goals galore: Streatham Redskins’ sharpshooters thrash Oxford City Stars to maintain 100% league start
Streatham Redskins 10-3 Oxford City Stars Dom Hopkins believes Streatham Redskins’ free-scoring start to the season has dispelled concerns over
It’s a family affair: Streatham Redskins and the Johnston surname continue to enjoy a happy romance
The Johnston family surname has long been engrained into Streatham Redskins folklore. For eight seasons from 1985, Jim Johnston played
New boy Kinkor the hat-trick hero as Streatham Redskins comfortably beat Milton Keynes Thunder to go top
Streatham Redskins 4-2 Milton Keynes Thunder A Kamil Kinkor hat-trick sent Streatham Redskins top of National Ice Hockey League South
Streatham Redskins’ Joe Johnston warns Milton Keynes Thunder to expect ‘aggression’ during clash
Joe Johnston has warned that his side will adopt an aggressive style of hockey in preparation for this weekend’s tie