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Thames Valley Kings defeat Exeter Otters in Division One

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Thursday, October 20, 2022 6:06 am
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Thames Valley Kings took the win in their Division One South clash in the Wheelchair Basketball National League against Exeter Otters.

Kings took a commanding lead at the start of the 1st quarter going 14 points up with no reply from Otters, as a dominant defensive display and a killer offense shone, Kings pushed away to an 18-6 point lead by the end of the quarter.

The start of the second quarter was more of the same before Otters found some composure and fought back with Kings leading 30-12 at half-time.

The second half saw Kings continue to apply the pressure and although Otters found their offensive form, the main damage was already done. Kings continued to increase their lead throughout the second half with Kings taking the huge win 64-34. Reece Barker picked up 26 points in the game.

The second team was also scheduled to play Brixton Ballers away on Saturday afternoon but the game was forced to be postponed due to an issue with the venue in Brixton.

This weekend sees the second and third teams in action when they face Aces’ first and second teams respectively at Stoke Mandeville stadium.

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