Having won three of their last four games Crusaders are now in the coveted eighth position that will qualify them for the playoffs, but they are in competition with Northumbria, Birmingham A’s, and Glyndwr Nets for three spots in the playoffs. Any of these teams can end up in sixth to ninth place, depending on how the remaining games play out, and Crusaders will still have to rely on other results, even if they win their remaining two games.
Having won three of their last four games Crusaders are now in the coveted eighth position that will qualify them for the playoffs, but they are in competition with Northumbria, Birmingham A’s, and Glyndwr Nets for three spots in the playoffs. Any of these teams can end up in sixth to ninth place, depending on how the remaining games play out, and Crusaders will still have to rely on other results, even if they win their remaining two games. The Medway Park Crusaders beat Plymouth Marjon 85-67 in a game that was decided by the third quarter to move into the playoff spots for the first time this season.We have slightly modified the training times at Medway Park from the feedback you have given us. Adjusted times are as follows: Monday
The Medway Park Crusaders put on a dominant defensive performance as they beat league number four Westminster Warriors 89-69 at home. Crusaders laid the foundation for the win by keeping the Warriors to only 26 points in the first half and then rode Brad Smith’s 39 points to the victory.
The Crusaders will be holding an Open Evening for entrance to their academy based at The Canterbury High School on 11 March at 7:00. Please contact Jesse Sazant on 07765 218457 or jessesazant@kentcrusaders.co.uk for information The Medway Park Crusaders beat the NEWI Nets in a close game Saturday and looked poised to move into a playoff spot in the Sunday game against Birmingham A’s, but suffered a heavy defeat as two players fouled out and coach James Vear got ejected, earning him a suspension.
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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 |
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