Templeogue continue perfect run after edging out Swords

Templeogue continued their winning start to the Men’s Premier League but were pushed all the way before edging out Swords Thunder 81-80 at the Oblate Hall.
Templeogue continue perfect run after edging out Swords
Mon, 19 Oct, 2015 - 01:00
John Coughlan, Basketball

In a rip-roaring first half Templeogue led 51-41 with Michael Bonaparte and Conor Grace influential for the winners.

Swords outscored them 22-15 in the third as the deficit was reduced to three points entering the final quarter.

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