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In a game that wasn’t the usual utter blow-out York still won comfortably, shutting out Northumbria for the last two quarters and showing considerable skill at rebounding on offense. York played with the same skill they’ve shown throughout the year, with several key players stepping up to make up for the fact captain Claire Dinan was unable to play, ensuring another impressive victory.
From the start York once again dominated a league rival, taking control of the game from the start and staying in front with ease throughout. Claire Dinan, Marta Marščionkaitė and Kate Smith all had outstanding personal games and their combined point totals completely eclipsed Newcastle, never mind the rest of the team’s achievements.
In a game that had a similar score line to last week’s game, York’s first team improved substantially in their teamwork, undaunted by the challenge posed to them. Showing some vital individual player progress, the first team gave a much better performance, something that is not reflected in the score line.
In a game which was lead from the start by Northumbria the York team had a couple of strong rallies but never managed to regain the lead.
The seconds fought hard in their first ever game against seasoned York St. John’s, but ultimately lost 63 - 48.
Both the Men's and Women's teams met previously vanquished opposition again this week, but only York's ladies could repeat their victory.
Both the Men's and Women's teams secured victory by just three points, but the matches panned out rather differently.
A comfortable second home win for the men’s first team against Leeds Trinity and All Saints saw York advance to the next stage of the BUCS cup.
York Women's 1sts methodically destroyed Sheffield Hallam 2nds, ultimately winning by over 100 points.
York Men's 1sts comfortably dominated Newcastle 2nds for their first win of the season.
