MAX IS A REAL STAR

SPOILS: Adrian Fulton

THE Men’s InsureMyVan.ie Super League provided great action over the weekend, especially the clash of champions Belfast Star and Killester in Clontarf.

Adrian Fulton’s side took the spoils with five seconds left with a three- pointer from Max Cooper after the home side led by nine.

“It was a gutsy performance rather than a high quality one from us” said Fulton after the 73-72 win.

“It feels like a bit of a steal but we are delighted.”

His opposite number Brian O’Malley was bitterly disappointed.

“To throw away a nine- point lead again in the fourth quarter is unforgiveable,” said opposite number

Brian O’Malley, “but you have to say Cooper’s winning basket was amazing.”

Result

Newly promoted Tradehouse Ballincollig made it two from two with a 69- 64 result at Team Stream Killorglin.

In the West Dublin derby, Griffith College Templeogue beat DBS Eanna 85- 82, Vladimir Tokishin shooting 22 for the winners.

UCD Marian were

78- 68 winners against Bright DCU Saints and C&S Neptune beat NUIG Maree 92-78, with 25 points from Spaniard Nil Sabata.

In yesterday’s game Garvey’s Tralee beat Moycullen 84- 81

In the MissQuote.ie league, DCU Mercy beat Trinity Meteors 42- 38, with Bailey Greenberg on 13 points.

The Address UCC Glanmire made it two wins from two with a Derby victory 86-77 over Singleton’s SuperValu Brunell. Claire Melia had 29 for the winners.

Killester were comfortable 92- 63 winners against IT Carlow. Myah Taylor had a weekend high 34 for Karl Kilbride’s side.

WIT Wildcats got a first win beating Leixlip Amenities Liffey Celtics 73- 61 and Garvey’s St

Mary’s beat Fr Mathews 73- 58.