Ice Hockey: McSorley reduces role

Chris McSorley, the Great Britain coach, is relinquishing his majority ownership of the British National League side Cardiff Devils. McSorley, who is also general manager and coach of the Swiss side Geneva Eagles, said he can no longer "devote the proper attention that Cardiff needs and deserves". He says he will "retain a minority ownership interest and will move into a position as hockey adviser".

Paul McMillan, having last season bailed out Peterborough Pirates, is to take over the majority ownership.

The Superleague said the abandoned game after the ice was deemed unfit between Bracknell Bees and Sheffield Steelers on 20 October will not be replayed. It means the teams will be awarded a point but they will have the chance to gain the extra point when they next meet in Bracknell on 10 November. There will be a five-minute period, with the teams playing four-on-four, before the league match.