And run they did, as Jay Bowie and Damien Scott inspired the Tigers to a 89-70 win.
This is Willetton’s first win at home since Scott reached his 200-game milestone.
Willetton played without Ray Turner (who is back in the US for his wedding), while Rockingham were also without a star player in Dexter Kernich-Drew.
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READ NOWThe Tigers came out blazing, eager to give Scott a happier milestone celebration than his away loss to East Perth two weeks ago.
As for Scott’s thoughts on playing 200 games, he was proud to have reached such a milestone playing a game that’s clearly had a big impact on his life.
“I’ve loved my time in the SBL, from when I was 17 or 18 until now.
“I’ve improved,” he said.
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