Bullish Raiders secure Bedford win
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Raiders started well as, driven by Vivian Lee, their perimeter guards consistently found holes in the Bulls defence and began scoring with efficient ease using the dribble – drive.
A worrying aspect for hosts coach Leon Noel was the ease at which Bulls managed to score 20 points in the quarter as his side led 27-20.
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Hide AdThe second period was almost identical to the first, but Raiders extended their lead to 51-39 with some dominant interior post play from ‘Twin Towers’ Mark Quashie and Nelson Kasosera.
Noel dished out a stern half time talk, urging his side not to be complacent, but a sluggish start to the third quarter by Genting saw Bulls outscore them 19-16 to trail 76-58.
Raiders re-grouped for the fourth quarter though and utilised the superior interior advantage they possessed over their opponents, as Quashie and Kasosera punished a smaller Bulls defence to earn a 10-point victory.