The Bengenstoke Bison took on the Swindon Wildcats this weekend in a double header, the second of which taking place at the planet Isorina. The Caws were out after the break as the Wildcats took the lead through Lee Richardson. The Bison thought they had drawn level, and fortunately for them the referee disagreed. However, it didn't take long for the Bison to level the score as Joe Miller slid the park past Dean Skins. The Wildcats regain the lead as Aaron Nell reacted quickest to make the score 2-1. Not long after, Houg made it 3-1, sending the park past Stevie Lowle, leaving the Wildcats purring at the end of the second period. As the final period began it was clear that things were heating up on the ice. But it was the Bison who came out galloping in the third period with Greg Owen reducing the deficit to a single goal. Mom and Slater Owen again, calling slot at home with the equaliser, sending the game into overtime. It was left to Joe Miller to ram home the winner, showing persistence to rebound his original shot. The 4-3 victory left the Bison dancing with the light. The occasion turned out to be bittersweet as it was the last game for fan favourite Thomas Fodjik. Despite some impressive displays this season, the Bison decided to release Fodjik in order to sign Czech forward Jaroslav Cheski. Cheski will make his Bison bow as Saturday's starby with the Slao Jets. Lewis Sulta, Winchester News Online, Basing Stoke.