Magic Blick to lead Jammers against Falcons
Nov 05, 2002
MVP Norman ‘Magic’ Blick will be fighting to keep his status when league champions Sky Jammers battle Falcons in game two of the MTN basketball semi-final play-offs at Wandegeya today.
By Douglas Mazune
Falcons v Jammers 5.00pm
MVP Norman ‘Magic’ Blick will be fighting to keep his status when league champions Sky Jammers battle Falcons in game two of the MTN basketball semi-final play-offs at Wandegeya today.
The Jinja based champions who lost game one of the three-game series last Sunday must win to keep their title hopes alive.
“Our game plan failed to work. We are working on our offensive and hopefully we will come back strongly,†Norman said yesterday while training at YMCA Wandegeya.
“I am going to work a lot tomorrow (today), may be the defeat was a blessing in disguise.â€
Swaibu Ssemakula is expected to join team-mates Norman, Godwin Khisa, Donald Blick and Justus Mugisha for the crucial encounter.
Falcons’ Malinga brothers — Henry and Eric — who did the damage in game one hope to torment Jammers again.
Falcons’ coach Ronald Kaboha will unleash an array of youngsters led by forward Andrew Tendo.
Sadolin Power who eliminated Charging Rhino 2-0 will take on the winner between Jammers and Falcons in the final.
Falcons v Jammers 5.00pm
MVP Norman ‘Magic’ Blick will be fighting to keep his status when league champions Sky Jammers battle Falcons in game two of the MTN basketball semi-final play-offs at Wandegeya today.
The Jinja based champions who lost game one of the three-game series last Sunday must win to keep their title hopes alive.
“Our game plan failed to work. We are working on our offensive and hopefully we will come back strongly,†Norman said yesterday while training at YMCA Wandegeya.
“I am going to work a lot tomorrow (today), may be the defeat was a blessing in disguise.â€
Swaibu Ssemakula is expected to join team-mates Norman, Godwin Khisa, Donald Blick and Justus Mugisha for the crucial encounter.
Falcons’ Malinga brothers — Henry and Eric — who did the damage in game one hope to torment Jammers again.
Falcons’ coach Ronald Kaboha will unleash an array of youngsters led by forward Andrew Tendo.
Sadolin Power who eliminated Charging Rhino 2-0 will take on the winner between Jammers and Falcons in the final.