THE Geelong Supercats’ home record remained perfect against Keilor last weekend with the women improving their record to 3-1 as the men maintained their unbeaten start to NBL1 2022.<\/p>\n
Geelong’s 101-87 women’s win was thanks to Aimie Rocci, who led the way in the first of two games on Saturday night at Geelong Arena, with 37 points, three assists and three steals.<\/p>\n
Australian Opal Sara Blicavs continued her solid start to the season with a 24-point, eight-rebound, and five-assist stat line, while Taylah Simmons neutralised Keilor’s Maddie Garrick with her superb defence.<\/p>\n
The Supercats’ men’s team welcomed back head coach Justin Schueller from his NBL duties with a hard-earned eight-point win in the closing contest Saturday.<\/p>\n
Geelong’s 84-76 win over Keilor in the men’s fixture solidifies them as one of two unbeaten sides alongside Mt Gambier so far this season.<\/p>\n
George Blagojevic was almost unstoppable with a team-high 29 points, 13 rebounds and a pair of steals.<\/p>\n
Gabe Hadley accumulated another 20-point performance as Demarcus Gatlin squeezed in a double-double of his own with 12 points and 10 rebounds.<\/p>\n
The Supercats take on the Knox Raiders tomorrow night at Geelong Arena before a two-week away stand.<\/p>\n
Supercats tickets can be acquired at www.tickets.geelongaustralia.com.au\/event\/geelong-supercats-2022-general-admission.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE Geelong Supercats’ home record remained perfect against Keilor last weekend with the women improving their record to 3-1 as the men maintained their unbeaten start to NBL1 2022. Geelong’s 101-87 women’s win was thanks to Aimie Rocci, who led the way in the first of two games on Saturday night at Geelong Arena, with […]<\/p>\n