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SBL: Kalamunda Suns face tough Lakeside clash

Mark DonaldsonHills Avon Valley Gazette

The teams are coming off back-to-back defeats after losing to Perry Lakes in Northam on Saturday.

The Hawks outdid the men 97-96 and overcame the women 84-67.

The Suns men, who are second-last on the table, have three games remaining and are still at risk of becoming the 2016 wooden spooners.

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They are two games clear of Mandurah, but the Magic have an extra game in hand.

The 10th-placed women remain a mathematical chance of making the final eight but would need to win their last three games and hope the teams above them collapse.

They face a tough task against the third-placed Lightning, while the men’s challenge could be a little easier against their 10th-placed opposition at Ray Owen Sports Centre.

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