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Lions roar to double



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Published Date: 30 July 2008
Beds basketball team oust Shenley


Youngsters from Bedfordshire Lions U17s roared to success for the second year running by claiming double gold in the league and play-off competitions.

The Lions once again ousted Shenley to win the U17 BBJL title and the play-offs at Mandeville Sports Centre, Aylesbury.

In the semi-finals against AGS, and with both sides fielding three 6ft 4ins-plus players, Lions claimed a hard fought 32-27 victory.

And, in a repeat of last year's final, the Lions met Shenley who they beat 24-19. Lions dominated the floor, with strong rebounding from Olabiyi Bolinwah and Jordan Stewart along with great ball control and finishing by Josh Lydon and Connor Washington.

The squad was: Reiss Haggith, Washington, Kyle Hinckley, Ambrose Muzawazi, Mataeusz Lesniak, Sumaila Kotomah, Devon Moore, Bolarinwa, Michael Chinedum, Lydon and Stewart.

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  • Last Updated: 30 July 2008 1:38 PM
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  • Location: Bedford
 
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