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Killer Bees sniper heading to Britain to play
October 30, 2023
Brennan Feasey is heading to the second tier professional hockey league in Britain. The Glencoe product and graduate of the Lambton Jr. Sting program has left the WOSHL’s Alvinston Killer Bees to join the Bristol Pitbulls.
Feasey had eight goals and three assists in just three games with Alvinston, including a four-goal performance in the team’s home opener two weeks ago. He was tied for third in league scoring.
“We are thrilled that he has this opportunity to see a new part of the world through hockey and we know that he will make an immediate impact with the Pitbulls,” said the Killer Bees announcing the move. “We also know that all roads lead to Alvinston and he’ll be back home with the swarm eventually.”
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