Champions Killester and UL square up for battle of Clontarf

IT’S the clash every Irish basketball fan has been waiting for: the defending champions, 11890 Killester and the team they beat in last season’s final, UL Eagles, meet at Clontarf tomorrow night in what may prove a roadsign towards the destination of this year’s honours.

Champions Killester and UL square up for battle of Clontarf
Fri, 19 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Brendan Mooney

At the end of last season, the trophies ended up in Killester’s cabinet, and the Dubliners have maintained their amazing unbeaten sequence throughout the new season to date.

Likewise Eagles are top of the Southern Conference with just one defeat. That was at the hands of Bord Gais Neptune but they wrought vengeance last weekend when they dumped Irish basketball’s most decorated team out of the cup.

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