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Guy Bevan is one of the most iconic Buce players to have played the game. A member of the Original 8, long-time presenter of National Buce News he is also ex-captain of one of the most talked about teams in Buce's history.
[edit] History
Bevan was a member of the Original 8 and hence helped develop the groundwork for Buce in it's current forms; his special ability in the game allowed for its competitive development from its earliest stages.
In the 2008 Buce League, Guy, as well as many of the other Original 8 members, was instrumental in the Quad Team's victory over The Front Team.
In 2009, regarded as one of The Quad Team's best players, he founded and took on leadership of The Sonic Force Buce Club, which was to debut in the 2009 Buce League alongside Charlie Rogers' Avalanches. Unfortunately for Bevan, SFBC came tie last in the competition, after a surprising horror season for the team.
For the 2009 Winter Buce League, Bevan renamed his team The Sunflowers and gave captaincy to Lewis Freeland. With this team, which had the exact same lineup as the previous season, Bevan played in the Grand Final against The Avalanches, where a heartbreaking own-buce hindered their chances of winning. Despite losing 6-3, Bevan and Freeland commented on the exceptional position their team had reached during the league- and expressed satisfaction with all teammates.
During the 2009 Winter League, Guy Bevan re-entered the Double Buce Club, not once, but twice, towards the end of the season. He is the only player as of 2009 to have scored three double buces, let alone two.
[edit] Timeline
The Quad Team: 2007-2008
The Sonic Force Buce Club: 2009
The Sunflowers: 2009 (Winter)
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