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Thames Valley Kings and High Rollers go to double overtime in Division One South Classic

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Thames Valley Kings first-team suffered a heartbreaking loss to the High Rollers on Sunday, with a final score of 76-73 after a gruelling double overtime.

Despite an impressive performance from Recce Barker, who scored 40 points, the Kings were unable to clinch the victory.

The game was a nail-biting affair, with both teams battling fiercely for control. The Kings managed to stay neck and neck with the High Rollers throughout the game, but ultimately fell short in the extra periods.

On Saturday, The Kings 2nd team emerged victorious in a commanding win against Woking Blackhawks, with a final score of 53-22. PJ O’Donovan led the way for the Kings, contributing 20 points to the team’s total score.

From the outset, the Kings 2nd team established their dominance on the court, playing with determination.

The team’s solid defense worked well to prevent Blackhawks from scoring, while the Kings’ offense operated like a well-oiled machine at times.

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