Hoops Capital off-season wrap (June 10)
10 Jun
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Only two Hoops Capital stars hit the hardwood across the June long weekend, with the majority having a small break before the charge towards finals heats up.
On the Flames' side, Emma Clarke made her long-awaited season debut for the East Perth Eagles during their NBL1 West clash with the Warwick Senators.
Despite Flame #210 tallying 16 points, six rebounds, four assists, two steals and one block, the Eagles went down 113-96 in the round 10 clash.
Clarke's Eagles will look to rebound when they take on Willeton on June 14.
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The other Hoops Capital star to play over the weekend with Sydney King #252 Tyler Robertson, who posted 11 points, one rebound and one assist during Casey's 103-100 loss to Sandringham.
The Cavaliers next face North West Tasmania on Saturday.
Stay up to date with all of Hoops Capital’s off-season news here.
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