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Aug 23, 2016 Sports
-Colts turn table in Division I game
Ravens edged Colts 40-39 Sunday night in the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA)
Turbo King of the Hard Court Series on the Plaisance Court with Colts turning the table in the Division I Final on that court.
Denzil Phillips and Sebastian Luke scored seven points each for Ravens in the win with Phillips adding 10 rebounds. For Colts, Timothy Thompson had 12 points and 16 rebounds, while Daniel Haynes scored seven points and grabbed seven ‘boards’.
In the Division I game, Colts turned the tables on Ravens for a 47-46 win with Shelroy Thomas scoring 15 points for the National Club Champions. For Ravens, Ryan Gullen had 14 points and Jermaine Slater 11 points.
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