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The Templemichael College, Longford U19 Senior Boys Basketball team
The Templemichael College, Longford U19 Senior Boys Basketball team concluded a historic season in the Leinster Quarter-Finals after a thrilling game against Coláiste na Mí, Navan last Thursday.
The match went into overtime after a dramatic 3-pointer from the visiting team in the final seconds. Despite a valiant effort, the Templemichael boys fell to a narrow four-point defeat.
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Winning the Midlands region and reaching a Leinster Quarter-Final was a first for the school, and the boys deserve huge credit for their dedication and teamwork.
Thank you to our players, supporters, officials, Longford Phoenix Basketball Club, Longford Sports & Leisure Centre, and school staff for their incredible support.
Also read: Young Longford man Fionn McCormack Crowe has huge honour of captaining Ireland
A special thanks to coaches Mr McHugh and Ms Keenehan for their time and commitment all year.
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