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.
Author ArchiveHaving 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.
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 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. 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 two Medway Park Crusaders games against Brixton that were supposed to be played at Medway Park/Black Lion on Saturday 19th of December have been moved to Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys in Canterbury and have been moved forward one hour. It’s the ongoing building works Medway Park that roughly have left the sports hall the same temperature as outside, and the forecast temperature for Saturday is minus 4 Celsius. The Under 18 game will start at 3.30pm while the men will start at 6pm. Admission will be free, but there will be very limited space for spectators. |
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