Bees Roster: 2023/24

For the upcoming 2023/24 season, there are some new regulations which all the clubs must follow surrounding the age of their roster. This can be quite confusing for the average fan, so as the Bees announce their roster throughout the summer we will breakdown which category each player falls into.

These limits apply to the gameday roster of each team, so you can technically sign more players for a category, however they would not be able to play at the same time.

By category:

Category 1: 25 or over
  • Stuart Mogg
  • Harvey Stead
  • Vanya Antonov
  • Will Stead
  • Dan Rose
  • Brendan Baird
  • Aidan Doughty
  • Ryan Webb
  • Liam Morris
  • Brython Preece
  • Adam Rosbottom
  • Josh Smith
Currently signed 12 of the gameday maximum 11 players in this category.

Category 2: Under 25
  • Brett Shepherd
  • Harry Harcup
  • Josh Kelly
  • Ed Bradley
Currently signed 4 of the gameday maximum 4 players in this category.

Category 3: Under 21
  • Jack Hoppes
  • Zaine McKenzie
Currently signed 2 of the gameday maximum 2 players in this category.

Category 4: Under 18
  • Oliver Knaggs
Currently signed 1 of the gameday maximum 2 players in this category.

Category 5: Non British Trained (Import)
  • Dominik Gabaj
  • Marcel Baláž
  • Gianni Vitali
Currently signed 3 of a maximum 3 players in this category

By position:

Goaltenders: (max 2)

  • Brython Preece
  • Brett Shepherd

Defenders: (teams aim to have between 6 and 8)

  • Stuart Mogg
  • Harvey Stead
  • Brendan Baird
  • Jack Hoppes
  • Josh Kelly
  • Oliver Knaggs
  • Ed Bradley

Forwards: (teams aim to have between 12 and 14)

  • Dominik Gabaj
  • Marcel Baláž
  • Gianni Vitali
  • Vanya Antonov
  • Dan Rose
  • Aiden Doughty
  • Ryan Webb
  • Harry Harcup
  • Adam Rosbottom
  • Josh Smith
  • Zaine McKenzie

Utility Players: (players who play both as a forward and defense)

  • Will Stead
  • Liam Morris

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