Frustrated Kieran Brown still hopeful of icing for Leeds Chiefs this season

By Phil Harrison
Published 13th Feb 2021, 07:11 BST
Kieran Brown, in action for Sheffield Steeldogs last season against Swindon. Picture courtesy of Steeldogs Media.Kieran Brown, in action for Sheffield Steeldogs last season against Swindon. Picture courtesy of Steeldogs Media.
Kieran Brown, in action for Sheffield Steeldogs last season against Swindon. Picture courtesy of Steeldogs Media.
Forward Kieran Brown says he still hopes to pull on a Leeds Chiefs jersey this season – despite signing a short-term deal to play in the Spring Cup with NIHL National rivals Telford Tigers.

The five-team, behind-closed-doors competition starts this weekend when Swindon Wildcats and Sheffield Steeldogs play back-to-back matches, while Telford get their campaign underway next week with a home-and-away double-header against Romford-based Raiders IHC.

Leeds, along with Peterborough Phantoms, Milton Keynes Lightning and Basingstoke Bison – all teams based at rinks owned by Planet Ice – are not competing in the tournament, along with Hull Pirates whose rink is set for a major refurbishment.

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