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North Canterbury Basketball - Friday Night Basketball Tournament - Week 9 Ohoka Rangiora Borough Mega 1 North Canterbury Basketball - Friday Night Basketball Tournament - Week 9 Ohoka Rangiora Borough Mega 1 Floor Scott Edwards Leanne Adamson Sam Watkins, Liam Connelly controller Ohoka The Borough Leithfield Swannanoa Loburn vs. Borough Red vs. Team Bouncers Rotors Pirahnas Leopards 4.00pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Ohoka Super North Loburn Swannanoa Broomfield vs. RNLS Juniors Ashgrove Flyers vs. Smashers All Stars Piranhas Buzzers 4.45pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Ohoka Dux Ashgrove vs. Sefton Seniors Borough Braves Sefton Juniors vs. Cust Crusaders Deluxe Chargers 5.30pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Ohoka Broomfield Southbrook Amberly Ashley Black vs. Borough Blue vs. Randoms Stingers Stormers Wildcats Hawks 6.15pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Ashley All Broomfield Broomfield Cust Cougras vs. Borough Bullets vs. Kaiapoi Heat Stars Swarmers Swarmers 7.00pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Swannanoa Borough Borough Leithfield vs. Oxford Storm vs. Oxford Storm Tigers Bulldogs Breakers Grinders 7.45pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Ohoka Super Ashgrove KNS Heat vs. vs. Loburn Lakers Heroes Dunkers 8.30pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Mega 2 Woodend Southbrook Floor Sam Watkins, Liam Connelly Rosie Chalmers Mary Goulding controller Southbrook St Joseph's vs. Custy Demons Loburn Lynx vs. Sharks Slammers 4.00pm Referee/s: Referee/s: North Loburn Hurunui Broomfield Ashley Lakers vs. vs. All Stars Hoopsters Hornets 4.45pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Woodend Southbrook Sky Fernside Flames vs. Loburn Lions Clarkeville 2 vs. Amberly Cobras vs. Tigers Rockets 5.30pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Referee/s: Waikuku Leithfield St Joseph's Southbrook vs. Cust Cruisers vs. Hurunui Heores vs. Breakers Blades Jammers Shooters 6.15pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Referee/s: Ashgrove Woodend Broomfield Broomfield Southbrook vs. vs. KNS Lakers vs. Chargers Breakers Honey Bees Stongers Stormers 7.00pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Referee/s: Leithfield St Joseph's Clarkeville KNS Mavs vs. vs. vs. Slashers Rebels Cobras 7.45pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Referee/s: Swannanoa Hurunui Southbrook Waikuku Waves vs. vs. vs. Lions Hotshots Stars 8.30pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Referee/s: Swannanoa Oxford Kaiapoi HS Floor Emma McCracken Annie Ellis-Garland Tina Stephenson controller Ashgrove Oxford Short St Joseph's Woodend Kaiapoi Sefton Juniors vs. vs. Breakers Blacks Slammers Panthers Breakers 4.00pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Referee/s: Ashgrove Ashley Jnr All Amberly All Ashley All Stars vs. Oxford Titanium KNS Cavs vs. Breakers Stars Stars 4.45pm Referee/S: Referee/s: Referee/s: Swannanoa Loburn KNS Nuggets vs. vs. Amberly Pumas Hawks Leopards 5.30pm Referee/s: Referee/s: vs. KNS Celtics vs. Ashley Aces 6.15pm Referee/s: Referee/s: vs. KNS Spurs vs. Ashley Bullets 7.00pm Referee/s: Referee/s: Woodend vs. vs. KNS Bulls Titans 7.45pm Referee/s: North Loburn G- KNS Heat vs. Force 8.30pm Referee/s:.
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