IT'S WOLVES - AWAY

THUNDER WILL finally pay a potentially season-ending price in the play-offs quarter-finals. Having managed to lose at Worcester Wolves in February by eight more than the 29 points by which they beat them at home in November, they must now revisit Wolves in the last eight.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Mar 2005, 14:33 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 00:59 BST

On Saturday, Worthing rampaged to a 96-77 win over PAWS London Capitals.

Worthing Thunder Supporters Club season awards

Joint MCVPs 2004-2005

Guard Steven Gayle said: "I try to do what the teams needs. It's not all about scoring. Hopefully, people see that. I try to do rebounding and assists. I want to thank the fans who voted for me. It might be a make-up for last year.

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"Teon's trying to play hard and he's capable of scoring when he wants."

Centre Teon Knox commented: "I knew I'd have to improve and I said at Christmas I was going to step up and bring it to every game. I've been rebounding, passing the ball, and scoring 20 points every night.

"Steve (Gayle] deserved to be MVP too. He's played some big games.

"The fans here are pretty nice. Most Americans seem only to stay one year but they're asking me to stay.

"I hope we can get to another final before I leave."

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'Back Row' fans spokesman Dan Hills: "We'd have chosen Teon or Dave Butterworth."

Best off the Bench '” James Brame : "I've been up and down this season. I think I can play better. There are better things to come. I want to thank my team-mates for helping me every day in practice and making me a better player."

'Most Improved Ball Handler' '” Cameron Hildreth (aged 2) : "I play basketball all the time. (Why?] Because I like it. (Are you going to be better than your dad?] Yes. I want to be like Michael Jordan."

For full match report see this week's Worthing Herald.

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