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First Bank, Dolphins Make Waves in Atlantic Zone

The Newspaperman by The Newspaperman
July 31, 2019
in Featured, Sports
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Defending Champions, First Bank and Dolphins Basketball Club have confirmed their status as the big teams in the women basketball league with their current exploits in the Atlantic Conference of the 2019 Zenith Bank Women Basketball League.

First Bank were ruthless in the first two games decided by beating Ogun Babes 90-28 and Oluyole Babes 87-23 to demonstrate readiness to retain the title.

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Dolphins were also impressive with a victory margin of 89-26 recorded over Oluyole Babes and 90 44 win recorded against Ogun Babes.

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Only these four teams are competing in the Ibadan centre of the Atlantic Conference.

The crunch match in the group between Dolphins and First bank was still in progress as at the time of filling this report yesterday.

In the Akure centre, the Mountain of Fire Ministries defeated Sunshine 78-51, whipped IGP Queens 77-32 and also recorded 63-51 win against Delta Queens in their first three games.

A total of 27 teams are competing in this year’s competition which is witnessing a new format under the current board of the Nigeria Basketball Federation led by Musa Kida.

It is expected that 144 matches will be decided in the four centres at the end of proceedings on August 1.

While other centres will continue hostilities today to determine those moving into the next stage of the league, the Ibadan centre has ended its first round proceedings.

Source: Thisdaya.com

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