Mark Keenan delight at ‘resilience’ of Templeogue players

Templeogue remain at the summit of the Men’s Super League following their 78-71 win over Griffith Swords Thunder.
Mark Keenan delight at ‘resilience’ of Templeogue players
Mon, 19 Dec, 2016 - 00:00
John Coughlan, Basketball

Swords led for three quarters but a magnificent display of defending coming down the stretch ensured Templeogue kept their unbeaten record intact.

Once again the skills of Lorcan Murphy came to the fore as he finished with a game high 27 points much to the delight of coach Mark Keenan.

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