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Monarchs Stun Tigers in BSN Series

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Edinburgh Monarchs secure a thrilling victory over Glasgow Tigers, topping the Scottish group in BSN Series. Dan Thompson and Kye Thomson lead the charge, scoring eleven and thirteen points respectively. The teams performance, a surprise turnaround, sets them up strongly for the semi-finals.

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Monarchs Stun Tigers in BSN Series

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Monarchs Stun Tigers in BSN Series. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's May 3rd. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Endver News today, local news powered by AI. Edinburgh monarch stormed into the BSN series Semifinals with a stunning 49-41 victory over arch-rivals Glasgow Tigers at. Ashfield. Dan Thompson and Kai Thompson led the charge, putting the capital team top of the Scottish group on six points after four meetings ahead of Tigers on. 5. Emburwick on four. The match went right down to the final heat, with monarchs holding a slim 44-40 lead. Thompson and Thompson gated perfectly for a crucial 5-1, holding off Glasgow's Leon Flynn after Chris Harris stalled at the start. Team Spotsman called it a dream result. One of the club's biggest surprises in years. Co-promoter John Campbell admitted they weren't confident after a heavy 57-33 loss of Barrick just days earlier, but the vibe in. The camp shifted heading into Glasgow. Thompson, a former Tiger, scored 11 points, while Thompson topped with 13-plus-1, both pivotal in the turnaround.

The rest of the squad chipped in two, from Justin Sedgman and Paco Castagna, on seven each, to solid support rides across the board. This team effort flips the script and sets monarchs up strong for the semi's proof that momentum hits hard when it counts.

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