The second week of the Super League Basketball Championship, organised by Sports Mania, ended with hard-fought victories for Jedis, Sportech and Hoopers.
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Sportech edged a hugely competitive match against Swish 105-101, with Khalifa Salim being named MVP of the hotly contested encounter. The MVP award was presented by the Lebanese National Team Player Karim Ezzedine.
Also in the second week of fixtures, Jedis was victorious over Aramex, inspired by an amazing performance of MVP Johnny Nemer. In the last game of week 2, Hoopers grabbed the win over Ghost Honey in the last seconds with a final score of 75-73 thanks largely to a great display by MVP Abdullah Mohammad.
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All games were played at Al Wasl Sports Club and under the supervision of the Dubai Sports Council and UAE Basketball Federation.
