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Pa Modou Sarr memorial tourney updates

africa » gambia » serrekunda
Friday, February 15, 2008

Old Hands beat Jeshwang 52 to 23 points in their Wednesday encounter as the basketball tournament in the memory of the late basketballer, Pa Modou Sarr, progresses at the Serrekunda West Mini-stadium.

SK East earlier overcame YMCA  in the opening match on Monday before Vitalait also joined the winners' list after a hard fourth win over Lamin.  The two sides took up to thrilling encounter before Vitalait prevailed with 39 points against Lamin's 32
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At the time of filing this report LK Boys were locking horns with Bakau.

Abdoulie Secka, a member of the Organising Committee, is pleased with the current state of the competition. As a remembrance tournament, Secka is delighted that teams are exercise high sense of discipline and sportsmanship.

While thanking the deceased's family for their support, Secka advised the teams consolidate that culture of sportsmanship to ensure a successful fourth edition of the annual memorial tournament.

Dawda Sarr, father of late Pa Modou Sarr, also commended the participating teams for remembering his son.He assured them of his family incessant support at all times.

Author: by Assan Sallah and Asi Bojang
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