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Mixed results for Thames Valley Kings in Littlehampton against Southern Sharks at the weekend

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Thursday, November 17, 2022 6:01 am
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Teams from the Thames Valley Kings were in action on Saturday in Littlehampton against the Southern Sharks.

The first game of the day saw the Thames Valley Kings III go head-to-head with the Divisional leader’s Sharks II in Division 3.

It was overall a tough game as Sharks II put a sturdy press and man-marked for the entire game which Kings struggled to break at times – Sharks II running out 61-18 winners.

In the final game of the day, Thames Valley Kings first-team faced off with the newly promoted Sharks first-team in Division One South.

It was Kings who pulled away early in the first quarter with a 21-10 lead and never looked back, going as far as to tighten their defence further to restrict Sharks to less than 10 points a quarter cruising to a 56-26 win.

Reece Barker picked up an impressive 29 points in the game.

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Kings national league teams will take a break this coming weekend, The Kings’ second team will be in action against Swansea Storm and Cardiff Met Archers with two games over two days on November 26 and 27.

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