Equity Hawks Take Game One Against KPA in Kenya National Basketball Women’s Premier League Finals

The Equity Hawks have made a strong statement in their bid for the Kenya National Basketball Women’s Premier League title by defeating defending champions Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) in Game One of the finals series. The thrilling match unfolded on Saturday at the Nyayo Gymnasium, showcasing a display of skill and determination from both teams.

The game started with the Equity Hawks seizing an early lead, dominating the first quarter with a score of 18-10. However, the defending champions, KPA, staged a formidable comeback in the second quarter, outscoring the Hawks 23-10. The halftime break saw the Dockers holding a narrow lead of 33-30, setting the stage for an intense second half.

In a closely contested third quarter, both teams traded baskets, with the Equity Hawks managing to regain their composure and edge ahead. The fourth quarter saw heightened intensity as the Hawks maintained their momentum, ultimately securing a hard-fought victory with a final score of 67-62.

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The standout performances of players from both teams contributed to the excitement of the game. The Equity Hawks demonstrated resilience and strategic play throughout the match, capitalizing on their strengths to overcome the defending champions. KPA, known for their strong defense and scoring ability, showed their championship pedigree by mounting a strong challenge, particularly in the second quarter.

Game Two of the five-game series is scheduled to take place tomorrow at the Nyayo Gymnasium, promising another thrilling showdown between these two formidable teams. As the series progresses, basketball enthusiasts eagerly anticipate more intense battles and strategic maneuvers on the court.

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The Equity Hawks’ victory in Game One not only marks a significant step forward in their quest for the league title but also sets the stage for an exciting series that highlights the depth of talent and competitive spirit in Kenyan women’s basketball.

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