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Killester in rampant form

Killester produced their best basketball of the season to demolish National Cup champions Templeogue 98-66 in the Men’s Premier league at the Oblate Hall in Inchicore.

Killester in rampant form

Mon, 08 Feb, 2016 - 00:00

John Coughlan, Basketball

Templeogue went into the game minus Conor Grace but they found Killester in rampant form that saw them command a 21-point interval lead. In the second half the Clontarf side refused to take their foot off the pedal as they stunned Templeogue into submission with some clinical basketball to run out 32-point winners.

For the Killester assistant coach Mark Grennell this was his team’s best performance of the season.

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Place: Oblate Hall Place: Inchicore Place: Mardyke Arena Place: Cork Person: Killester Person: Conor Grace Person: Mark Grennell Person: Mark Keenan Person: Keenan Person: Marian Person: Barry Drumm Person: Conor Meaney Person: Moycullen Person: Raheem Lemons Person: Nollaig Cunningham Person: Nollaig Person: Mike Garrow Person: Lehmon Colbert Person: Lehmon Person: Colin O’Reilly Person: Glanmire Person: Meaghan Hoffman Person: Brunell Event: National Cup Organisation: Templeogue Organisation: Clontarf Organisation: UCD Organisation: UL Eagles Organisation: UL Organisation: Swords Thunder Organisation: Belfast Star Organisation: C&S UCC Demons Organisation: DCU Saints Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Demons Organisation: Saints Organisation: Portlaoise Panthers Organisation: Liffey Celtics Organisation: Meteors Organisation: Waterford Wildcats Organisation: UL Huskies Organisation: Singleton

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