Templeogue Basketball Club
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
Templeogue Basketball Club would like to wish Sean Flood the very best of luck on his next basketball adventure, which begins on Saturday when he flies to Florida on a scholarship to NCJAA’s Santa Fe Saints. Sean has been a major influence on everyone at TBC, especially the younger players who see him as a superstar
Congratulations to TBC’s Lauren Darcy and Matthew Harper who played for their respective Ireland U15 Squads in Luxembourg over the Summer.