Gisborne Boys' High bounce back in Premier club basketball after tough Super 8
Week three of Gisborne club basketball has been wild.
It began with an Angel Wanoa power move for the Spark Plugs in game one of the ladies' league on Monday and finished on an 8m buzzer-beater from Gisborne Boys' High School's Kelly Rangihuna on Tuesday night.
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