ROSS Miller has committed to Oxford City Stars for a fifth campaign.
The Welsh netminder posted a 90 per cent save average last season, his best yet in Oxford colours.
Stars head coach Simon Anderson told the club website: “Millsy is a massive part of the City Stars. He’s a great guy in the room and committed to his trade.
“Having him in net gives us a chance in every game. He makes all the saves you would expect, and throws in many more on top that most goaltenders wouldn’t get close to.
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“It was clear last year that we were not strong enough in defence, and that’s something myself and Shane [Moore, head of hockey operations] will be addressing in preparation for the new season.
“I’m excited to see what Ross can do with a strengthened defensive core in front him.”
Miller added: “I love Oxford, the guys in the room, the fans, the club.
“Oxford City Stars has been a big part of my life for the past few seasons, and I really believe in what the club is trying to build.
“It will be an exciting season again, and I hope we can start off quickly out of the blocks, gel as a group and start the campaign well.
“Simon has shared his plans with me and I had no worries about signing back.”
The Stars have also welcomed Nikki Duffin as a sports therapist for the 2023/24 season, having previously held a role with those services at Basingstoke Bison.
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