Milton Keynes Thunder
The DFC Milton Keynes Thunder are an ice hockey team from Milton Keynes, England and are the second team in the city behind Milton Keynes Lightning.
They currently play in the English National Ice Hockey League (ENIHL) South Division One league.
As well as being the official affiliates to Milton Keynes Lightning, the team is committed to youth development with practically all players coming from the Milton Keynes junior ice hockey system.
Read more about Milton Keynes Thunder: Current Staff, 2010/11 Roster, Overseas Players, Jerseys, History
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