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Aug 13, 2016 Sports
Bulls seek semifinal berth against Flames tonight as upstarts Kwakwani face Falcons
Reigning champions Half Mile Bulls are expected to win their group stage match when they face the challenge of Block 22 Flames tonight in game one, while wild card entrants Kwakwani, after they beat fourth rated Amelia’s Ward Jets in their first game, should prevail against Bankers Trust Falcons and reach the final four when the 3rd Rock Entertainment Open Basketball Championship continues at the Mackenzie Sports Club hard court.
The Bulls come into this game seeking a semifinal’s place after losing their first game against third seed Victory Valley Royals and must win against Flames to book their place and face Royals in one semifinal tomorrow night.
An unlikely win by the Flames could end the reign of the Bulls and with such players like Terron Welch, Michael Turner and Travin Dryden the Bulls should get the better of the Flames.
However, the absence of Turner and the out of form Welch and Dryden should be of concern for the Bulls.
But these guys are quality players and should be ready for any challenge the Flames could pose to them tonight and be ready for a return clash against a Royals side which has hit top form in their win against the Bulls.
On the other hand, the number one ranked Raiders are likely to face the Kwakwani side which looked in formidable form as they defeated the Jets and should their form continue they should be too much for the Falcons. The Kwakwani side will have their top players in Dominique Douglas leading their way as he notched up 21 points in that win over the Jets and with Leonard Prmio and Evans Johnson showing good form Kwakwani should prevail against the Flames.
In this light the focus will therefore be on the semifinals set for tomorrow where the Raiders and Royals await the results of tonight’s match-ups.
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