44-year-old Jermaine Turner turns on the magic with 37 points for Killester

Jermaine Turner rolled back the years as he helped Killester defeat UCD Marian 84-75 in a cracking Premier League clash at Belfield on Saturday.

44-year-old Jermaine Turner turns on the magic with 37 points for Killester
Mon, 02 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
John Coughlan, Basketball

The 44-year-old hit a staggering 37-points to the delight of coach Brian O’Malley. “Jermaine’s performance shows the commitment of the man in every sense of the word.

The students held a 37-35 interval lead but a cracking second-half saw the teams deadlocked at 75 apiece at the final buzzer.

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