Templeogue Basketball Club
Templeogue Basketball Club are no strangers to Cup Finals and this season is no different with no fewer than seven teams set to contest Dublin Ladies and Dublin Men’s Cup Finals in March. The Dublin Ladies Basketball Board (DLBB) Cup Final Weekend sees our Under 13 and Under 17 teams compete for silverware. The following weekend our Under
With the late introduction of a new American player (Corbin Jackson) on Thursday night, KUBS defeated Killester to give them much needed confidence coming in to their home fixture against Super League leaders Templeogue. The game opened well, but KUBS were not going to be easy to beat especially on home turf, the first quarter ended 15-20. The
When Templeogue Basketball Club stepped on to the court in Oblate Hall on Sunday afternoon, the last home game seemed an awful long time ago. For Belfast Star it was their second game in less than 48 hours, as they travelled south to enter the fortress that is the Oblates. Without star Neil Randolph, who
Maintaining an unbeaten record in a 12 team league is a tough ask, so game 13 could have been the stumbling block of the Templeogue Basketball Club’s winning record. However, Templeogue dug deep and came away with a hard fought win against local rivals Commercial.ie Eanna. Starting poorly, Templeogue missed more than they made and Eanna
A cold Saturday evening was in store for all the faithful travelling Templeogue BC supporters, thankfully some had come prepared and brought their blankets, even a table official had the foresight to bring a hot water bottle! March 2016 saw Templeogue BC lose a close fought game against a feisty UL Eagles team, so pride was
A cold Thursday night saw a great home crowd turn up for the Dublin Derby between newly promoted KUBS and unbeaten Templeogue BC. Mid-week fixtures are always a challenge, coming from work/college to play a top level game means only the fittest win; and even though Templeogue got off to a poor start, by their
Playing Belfast Star at home is always a tough fixture, and going to Belfast with an unbeaten record made the game even more of a challenge. However, the faithful Templeogue supporters came out in force and filled the courtside in their trademark Red, chanting Templeogue and of course ‘Defence’ when needed. The game opened with
Templeogue U18 Men were drawn in Pool 1 of the National Cup Qualifiers which meant a trip to the famous Neptune Stadium in Cork this past weekend. First up on Saturday morning was Dublin rivals Killester. TBC started the game off quickly racing into an early lead and never looked back, winning each quarter comfortably enough, and the
Reigning Hula Hoops Men’s National Cup champions Templeogue are through to the quarterfinals after a thrilling two legged encounter with current Super League champions UCC Demons. After last weeks heroics in the first leg in Oblate Hall, TBC took a slender aggregate lead of 9 points to Cork for the second leg. The Mardyke Arena
TBC’s 2016 Halloween Camp takes place on Monday 31st October to Friday 4th November in Presentation College, Terenure. This years Head Coaches are Super League Stars Lorcan Murphy & Baolach Morrison. Lorcan and Baolach have been in outstanding form for our Super League team of late and have been instrumental in the teams run of