Sporting Digest: Basketball

Friday 23 September 1994 00:02 BST

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THE defending Budweiser League champions, Thames Valley Tigers, joined the group of teams at the top of this season's table with an 81-56 win over London Towers last night. Eight first-quarter points from the American forward Tony Holley helped them to a 20-9 lead, before they stretched their advantage to 38-20 at the interval. London rallied briefly in the third quarter, but Tigers pressed home their advantage with style, scoring 25 points in the closing eight minutes.

BUDWEISER LEAGUE: London Towers 56 (Henlan 18, Lewis 14, Scott 8), Thames Valley Tigers 81 (Holley 21, Austin 17, Bucknall 14).

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