Off-Season Wrap: 7 September 2020
7 Sep
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2019/20 Development Player Chuatwech Reath and the East Perth Eagles came away with a narrow 100-98 victory over Lakeside Lightning in the SBL’s West Coast Classic on Friday night. Reath finished with 13 points, three steals and an assist in limited minutes.
The Eagles were not as fortunate when they faced the fourth-placed Joondalup Wolves on Saturday night, falling 54-87 at HBF Arena.
Wani Swaka Lo Buluk and his Warwick Senators had a successful weekend, starting with 105-92 win over the Willetton Tigers. Swaka Lo buluk managed eight points, four rebounds and six assists.
Warwick backed up their form on Saturday night with a convincing 109-69 victory over the Kalamunda Eastern Suns, solidifying their position on top of the standings after Round 7.
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