Here are some of the things that went down at the week two of the Croc City League. The weekend started on fire with the much anticipated rivalry match between Real Ones and Samaru Bulls. The match dominated the week discussion simply because the two teams have similar pattern of play and both teams had lost their opening week match to various opponents in the week one of the league, that made the match much more important and crucial to both teams. Eventually the Real Ones won the match taking one over their rival in a very pulsating encountered.
In another match played on Friday, D. Slammers defeated NDA Gunners in a very close match up that saw the NDA coach receiving a technical foul after he complained that the foul awarded to D. Slammers were not justifiable, the technical foul gave the opponent an advantage of taking the lead in the game as well ball possession with 15 seconds to go in the match. The match ended 76-74 points to improve the record of D. Slammers to two win in a roll.
Saturday witnessed the match between high flying Topteenz Basketball Academy and the Boys from Zarephat in a contest of the south. The two teams knows each other very well as one of the coach of Topteenz Basketball had previously took charge of the Zaraephat team on a temporary basis before. The last time this two team met was in a build up friendly at the home court of the Zarephet few months back in which the Zarephet won the win a single to claimed their first ever victory over Topteenz in any major competition. With that friendly match defeat in the hands of Zarephat, Topteens boys knew exactly what to do and they did that perfectly without stress winning convincingly.
The last match of the weekend saw the Slingshot narrowly defeated Aspire Academy in a keenly contested match by 2 points. After the game the coach of Aspire Academy rues his side in ability to convert their free throw which eventually lead to their loss. He promised that his team will come out stronger in the next match as he expected two of his best players to be back from injury that has kept them out of the two matches hie team have played so far.
