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Berwick Bandits Advance to KO Cup Semi-Finals

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Berwick Bandits secured their first KO Cup semi-finals spot in two decades, edging past Workington Comets despite a second-leg loss. Peter Kildemand and Jye Etheridges partnership was pivotal, securing a crucial four-two in heat eleven. Jonas Jeppesen led Workington with an impressive eighteen-point maximum, but Berwicks steady contributions from Etheridge, Palovaara, and Fredriksen proved decisive.

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Berwick Bandits Advance to KO Cup Semi-Finals

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Berwick Bandits Advance to KO Cup Semi-Finals. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 26. Welcome in. This is Edinburgh News Today, where local news meets AI. Burwick Bandits punched their ticket to the KL Cup semi-finals for the first time in 21 years, grabbing an aggregate win over Worckington. Comments despite dropping the second leg, 48-42. They built a massive 26-point lead in the first leg the night before, so even with comments pushing hard in the Cumbrian Sun, Burwick held firm. At 100-80 overall, Peter Kilderman led the charge for the bandits with 10-plus-1 points, teaming up with Skipper-Jai Etheridge for a crucial 4-2 in Heat 11. That sealed the deal. Former bandit Jonas Shepesen dominated for Worckington, ripping off a perfect 18-point maximum across 6 rides while Troy Bacheler and Tate. Ziska bounced back strong in support, Etheridge, Victor Pallavara, and Lassay Fredrickson each shipped in 7 points to keep things steady, paving the way for Burwick's big step forward

in. The knockout runs.

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