Lancashire Spinners’ Kenny Ogunneye KILLS 3 Huge Dunks vs Pioneers in D2!

By Sam Neter on March 10, 2015

Lancashire Spinners’ Kenny Ogunneye, long known for his bounce, shows it off with three crazy dunks vs London Greenhouse Pioneers in NBL Division 2 at the weekend.

First he caught the oop’d oop to throw down with two hands, then he smashed a two handed lob from Steve Gayle all over a defender, and finally, he banged a putback off a Gayle miss!

Lancashire Spinners won their eighth straight with a tight 91-89 victory, as they now stand at 17-2 in second place in the league table with the playoffs fast approaching. Kenny finished with 12 points & 8 rebounds on 5/8 shooting (box score).

Unfortunately, Ogunneye broke his ankle on Monday night at practice and will be out for the rest of the season. Hoopsfix wants to wish him all the best with his recovery!

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