THE Wollongong Roller Hawks have clinched the series against Kilsyth after splitting the National Wheelchair Basketball League double-header.
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“We played really well on Saturday night, limiting their opportunities to score easily,” Auprince said.
“Tristan Knowles is one of the most lethal players I have ever seen. He will probably never go that cold again.
“I think we match up really well.
“If we meet them in the final or in the semi final, it will be a tough game. We got two wins on them in the regular season so if we do play them, I favour us.”
Cobras’ Tristan Knowles, who sits second in the league for points per game, made from 18 shot attempts, as Kilsyth made 33 per cent from the field and were out-rebounded 37-27).
However, Kilsyth hit back with a thrilling 72-69 win on Sunday.
The Hawks travel to Sydney to take on last-placed Metro Blues, starting on Friday.
