BBL Week 9 – Highlights Round-up

By Bradley Gains on November 26, 2014

Check out the latest highlights round-up featuring victories for Surrey United, Cheshire Phoenix and Worcester Wolves.

Surrey claimed their first road win of the season after beating Bristol Flyers 91-74 as Kirk Crecco and Trevor Setty scored 32 and 27 points respectively. The home side were without Doug Herring who has been ruled out for between 4-6 months following knee surgery. Highlights below:

Cheshire Phoenix continued their rise with an impressive 99-82 win away at Manchester. Demond Watt continued his fine season form with a dominant display of 29 points and 18 rebounds while Mike DiNunnno weighed in with 20 points.

Worcester Wolves secured a late 78-76 win over Sheffield thanks to a clutch bucket from Chavis Holmes to secure the win. Alex Owumi found his range from downtown once again with 6/8 shooting on his way to 24 points for the visitors.

And if somehow you missed Kieron Achara’s incredible game-winning shot to knock out BBL cup holders Leicester at the buzzer – you can watch it again here.

If you missed any of the action from Week 9, you can check out our full round-up here.

Our BBL highlights round-up will be online every Wednesday!

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