Th3 Swish out to end blip in women’s KNBL

The self-sponsored club fell 34-44 to Strathmore Swords in the Kenya National Women’s Basketball Premier League.

“We are making some changes, this week in practice, correcting the mistakes we made as we prepare to face USIU Flames next weekend at the Nyayo Gymnasium, a game we hope to win,” said Okal.

At the same time, Okal who is also a Nairobi City Thunder player cum Morans’ player admitted that Strathmore capitalized on their mistakes to win the weekend game.

“They did a very good job in capitalizing our mistakes, we definitely made some bad mistakes in crucial parts of the game, especially in the third quarter in which we underperformed and failed to score a lot,” Okal added.

The Swish have so far played seven games, winning two and losing five and have nine points.

Strathmore Swords on their part have played ten games, winning seven and losing three so far with 17 points.