09/03/2022
Soaring Eagles đŚ
43 â Beaumonts 35
A prime time 7.40 slot meant the boys had high hopes for securing a notch in the win column last night as many of the boys' bedtime was for another 80 minutes and meant they could come out with a bit more pep in their step. Unfortunately, numbers have been lower than Fudgeâs sugar level after a 10km run and the reserves needed to be called in again. Returning from his stellar Seagleâs debut was man in the middle Corn and wings Luke and Kieran to supply some veteran leadership on the court and poker trivia off the court.
Versing the Blowmonts was always a tough match-up. The Blows liked to play a slow game and rely on the fundamentals of the game whereas classic Seag culture states that âone must howl like a fox on crack whenever a player hits a 3-pointerâ. Fortunately, with over the team missing the boys came out with a renewed focus on defence and not howling every time they hit a 3-pointer and quickly jumped out to an early lead. Ferg and the glorious caterpillar that slept above his top lip helped push the pace and run the Blowmonts into an early retirement than Buffalo, who turned his ankle yet again and was once again rumoured to spend the night making more blackberry jam than come out to the game. Jimbo was ferocious running up and down the court and playing as if he had band practice at 8.30 to get to after the game. Fudge even broke out of his eternal slump and hit a 3! He also didnât do much after that.
Entering the half, the Scoring Gods (Not JT) turned their gaze upon the boys in blue and gifted them 5 points for providing the only scorer for the match, something which had scorned them more times than Farrellâs poor car salesmen techniques. By the way, if anyone wants to purchase a pre-owned blue Mazda 3 with a window that doesnât wind up, message the page to find out more.
The second half started with a bang, something not many of the Seags knew about. Corn blocked more shots than Fudge during his bartending days who would pretend not to hear customers and walk out the back to âchange the post-mixâ and avoid serving them at 2 am. Kieran was a menace on the defensive end and got his hands in all the pies, forcing the Blowmonts to call a couple of time outs to catch their breath and wonder where their hair had gone (Fudge too). Midway through the second half, the fellas switched to a box-and-1 defence and had Luke smother the Blowmonts only scorer, who failed to put another ball through the hoop and could only watch and complain to the umpires that âthose young and more handsome blokes with massive muscles are just to good to be in A Gradeâ.
And thatâs a direct quote.
Editor's note** The photo is from several weeks ago where Jarrad Basnec played and dropped 30 but there was no write-up so here.