Mark D Ball Championship: Nigeria Customs Tame Civil Defenders To Keep Hope Alive

After loosing to youthful FCT Hardrockers on Day 4, Phase 2, Group C, of the ongoing Mark D Ball Basketball Championship, the Nigeria Customs whipped the Mark D Ball Championship: Nigeria Customs Tame Civil Defenders To Keep Hope Alive

After loosing to youthful FCT Hardrockers on Day 4, Phase 2, Group C, of the ongoing Mark D Ball Basketball Championship, the Nigeria Customs whipped the Civil Defenders 77-63 today to keep the hope alive of being among the top three finishers.

Coach Scott Nnaji of the Nigeria Customs, forced a smile to his players for neatly reducing the Civil Defenders to size at the end of the game, as Alhassan Joseph of the Defenders, who has resorted to permutations to remain among the contenders to the Top-16, was gnashing his teeth for loosing yet another game. He has been able to pilot his team to just two victories so far, and he would assemble his team against youthful and enterprising Kwara Falcons tomorrow, which victory seem not certain for the Civil Defenders.

The Day 5 game was not a pleasant one for the Plateau Peaks, as the team crumbled 66-78 to Suleija Bulldogs, and CAMAC of Warri made a minced meat of Niger Potters 70-44. finishers.

Coach Scott Nnaji of the Nigeria Customs, forced a smile to his players for neatly reducing the Civil Defenders to size at the end of the game, as Alhassan Joseph of the Defenders, who has resorted to permutations to remain among the contenders to the Top-16, was gnashing his teeth for loosing yet another game. He has been able to pilot his team to just two victories so far, and he would assemble his team against youthful and enterprising Kwara Falcons tomorrow, which victory seem not certain for the Civil Defenders.

The Day 5 game was not a pleasant one for the Plateau Peaks, as the team crumbled 66-78 to Suleija Bulldogs, and CAMAC of Warri made a minced meat of Niger Potters 70-44.