Templeogue Basketball Club
A brilliant season for the Division 5 team saw them lose just three games throughout all competitions including league, cup and top four. Following their fourth place in the league the previous season the team were eager to improve on their six games loss the previous season. They set out to seek league honours and
Billed as the “Clash of the Titans”, the Basketball Ireland Men’s Super League game between Templeogue Basketball Club and Garvey’s Tralee Warriors was exactly that, returning The Oblate Hall to its former glory as host to the biggest game in Irish basketball this season. The capacity crowd arrived early with high expectations, securing their seats to
Certain media reports over the past week claimed SSE Airtricity Moycullen were planning to upset the Basketball Ireland Men’s Super League leaders title ambitions. Templeogue Basketball Club didn’t get the script and proved too strong for the sharp shooting team from the West. The game in NUI Kingfisher opened with a flourish, Moycullen firing from downtown on their home
With big games taking place around the city, the Templeogue Basketball Clubs main focus was on maintaining their place at the top of the table with a home game to Radisson Blu UL Eagles. Lining out without rested players Mike Bonaparte and Neil Randolph a tough game against bottom of the table UL was in store. The
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
Templeogue Basketball Club have taken an allocation of tickets for the Basketball Ireland National Draw 2017. In recent years we have asked club members to sell books of 20 tickets, this year we have reduced to size of the books and ask each family in the club to sell one book of 5 tickets. Tickets cost €5 each, with
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