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Badgers lose Grand FinalCrowd Favorites "The Badgers" went down to the "Braves" in the MBA A Reserve Grand Final By Wayne Forsyth - 10th April 2001 - Back to News The Crowd Favorites "The Badgers", loved universally for their exciting brand of basketball and to a lesser extent the all-in brawl which resulted in the abandonment of a regular season fixture, were last night beaten in the Mens A reserve Grand Final. Out gunned by a younger and more enthusiastic "braves", the match which was tied 21 all at the Half, was blown open in a 16 zip 5 minute burst by the "braves".
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: wforsyth@messenger.com.au

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