PLYMOUTH CITY PATRIOTS.....68
NEWCASTLE EAGLES.................95
The game took place in a sold out Pavilions, with an extremely vocal home team crowd willing their Patriots to what they hoped would be a much-needed win.
Chairman of the Commando Gunners, Lieutenant colonel Martin Lambert-Gorwyn opened proceedings by leading the two minute silence to commemorate the fallen, accompanied by 11-year-old Eilidh from Woodlands Park Primary School, with a tremendous and stirring rendition of the last post, after which you could hear a pin drop.
It would be the first and last time for the remainder of the evening that the home crowd would be silent, as they managed to sustain a wall of sound to spur the home team on.
Despite the home court advantage, the visiting Eagles went out to a double digit lead in the first quarter, with their quality shining throughout.
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