Templeogue Basketball Club
Templeogue begin their defence of the Hula Hoops Men’s National Cup against last seasons League champions UCC Demons this Saturday in Oblate Hall. TBC go into the game as unbeaten League leaders, although that will be irrelevant to the current champions. Stalwarts Lehmon Colbert and Colin O’Reilly departed Demons over the Summer but new coach
The much headlined top of the table clash between south side rivals Templeogue and UCD Marian was all and more than it was billed. Templeogue got out of the blocks early with an impressive first quarter playing strong defence with Mike Bonaparte running the floor on fast breaks. The second quarter saw Mike take a
Templeogue Basketball Club continued their perfect start to the 2016/2017 Basketball Ireland Men’s Super League season with an 85-60 win over neighbours Commercial.ie Eanna last Saturday evening in front of a packed Colaiste Eanna. TBC made their intent known early in the game with Jason Killeen, Mike Bonaparte and Stephen James all blocking Eanna baskets in
Our first home game of the season was never going to be an easy one, drawn to play Killester who had beaten us in the semifinals of the Champions Trophy at the end of last season, revenge was on the cards. A packed Oblate Hall, saw our first Home ‘Sunday’ afternoon game of the season
Templeogue Basketball Club are proud to host the 4th Mick James Memorial Basketball Tournament this Saturday, 1st October, in Presentation College, Terenure. This year we welcome the Under 15 Boys teams of Ballincollig, Sligo All Stars, St Vincents, Liffey Celtics and reigning champions BNI. Games will take place all day in Presentation College from 9am, with the final taking
Templeogue Basketball Club opened the new Super League season with a huge win over Dublin rivals DCU Saints. A Dublin Derby is always a great way to start the new season and a big welcome was on the cards from our Northside competitors in their own home court, St. Vincents Gym Glasnevin – the home of
The reigning U16 All Ireland Champions opened their season with an impressive win over Northside rivals Tolka Rovers. All players impressing, with a great spread of scores across the board. Kris Arcilla, returned from international duty to pick up where he left off – best of luck to the lads in their next game, a
The Basketball Ireland Men’s Super League returns this weekend, when Templeogue make the short trip across the Liffey to take on DCU Saints. TBC must plan for the new season without Sean Flood and Conor Grace, but have recruited wisely by signing forward Neil Randolph from Team Northumbria, while former point guard Alan O’Neill returns from South Africa. Randolph, a
TBC will open their defence of the Pat Duffy Men’s National Cup against last seasons league champions UCC Demons. The first leg, at home, takes place the weekend of 22/23 October with the return leg in Cork the following weekend 29/30 October. Tip off times to be confirmed. The winners will play either newly formed
TBC’s Super League Squad took part in the Annual Stuart Robbins Memorial Tournament in University of Limerick last weekend. First pool game was against Moycullen. This was TBC’s first game of preseason and proved to be very scrappy with players finding it difficult to get up to match speed and sharpness. TBC trailed by 6 points