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2010
Under 14’s Still Unbeaten With A Ton-Up Display At HomePosted by: Andy Carpenter in Under 14sCrusaders Under 14’s played their first home game at their new venue in Medway Park against Spelthorne Atoms on Saturday 6th February 2010. Just to give advance notice - once the junior clubs move into Medway Park (tentatively 12 March) this will be our new training schedule: Monday Apologies for the lack of updates recently - we have been desperately trying to sort things for the move to Medway Park. Players/parents should have received a letter from me via their coach explaining where we’re at with everything. Please email me if you haven’t received it. Thanks a lot, Jesse Crusaders Under 14’s first game in almost two months was away at Newham. This was a very tough fixture last year which Crusaders won by 2 in the last few seconds, this year the fixture didn’t disappoint. Medway Park Crusaders used their much improved defence to surprise fifth place Edmonton at home in Medway on Saturday. The team has shown great improvement on the defensive end, as witnessed by Crusaders holding the Storm to only 41 points over the first three quarters. The Canterbury High School Boys Under 19 basketball team have reached the semi-final stages of the British Colleges Elite National Cup. They reached the semi-finals with a comprehensive 69-43 victory away to
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