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TWO-WAY DEALS FOR BOWERING, BROWN AND ENDICOTT

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Peterborough Phantoms defenceman Bradley Bowering, Leeds Knights forward Oliver Endicott and Milton Keynes defenceman/forward Ben Brown have signed two-way contracts with the Nottingham Panthers.

Peterborough-born Bowering came through the Phantoms junior system and is now a regular in the NIHL.

The 22-year-old made 10 World Championship appearances for GB as a junior, five for the under-18s and five for the under-20s, and has been selected as one of the NextGen prospects for GB Men's training camp in Cardiff next week.

Swindon-born Endicott has spent the past two years with Leeds Knights and scored 37 points (12+25) for the NIHL side last season.

Endicott, 20, was GB regular as a junior and was Alternate Captain for the under-20s in the past two World Championship campaigns.

Dundee-born Brown, who can play in defence or as a forward, began his career with his hometown club and iced for the Stars in the EIHL in 2022-23.

The GB junior international moved to Milton Keynes Lightning last season where he scored 20 points (6+14) in his first NIHL campaign.

Head Coach, Danny Stewart, said: "Bradley (Bowering) has so much potential. He's a good two-way defenceman and moves the puck well.

"His hockey head is very, very elite for his age and I think there's a lot of potential to grow his game.

"Oli (Endicott) is someone I had in Coventry a few times last year. He's an engine and he's desperate to get better. He's like a sponge and just soaks everything in.

"He's a character as well. He's great in the room and guys really love having him around.

"Ben (Brown) can play both forward and defence and has versatility that can help us whether it's in practice or games.

"He has a great work ethic and a lot of upside."

Click here to listen to Danny Stewart's thoughts on the three two-way signings.

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