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Thames Valley Kings compete against Plymouth Fusion in Wheelchair Basketball National League

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Thursday, November 10, 2022 6:10 am
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Thames Valley Kings against Fusion Picture: Jake Greeney Photography

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This past Saturday saw more British Wheelchair Basketball National League action for the Thames Valley Kings as the first and second teams played Plymouth Fusion first and second teams.

In an evenly matched Division two game between Kings 2s and Fusion 2s, it was neck and neck for most of the game with nothing really separating the teams, with Kings taking a four-point lead into halftime, 25-21.

However, the Kings just took their foot off the gas a little in the second half and Plymouth came back to take the win by 10 points in a fine four-quarter display. 54-44.

Conal O’Donovan was Kings’ top scorer with 16 points.

In the second game, Kings and Fusion battled out a high-scoring contest, but it was a well-drilled Fusion team who continuously applied the pressure throughout the game on to Kings and took a commanding victory in front of their home fans, 92-50.

Reece Barker was the top scorer for the Kings with 16 points.

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