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Tight grand final is no joke

The Jokers team which won the LeHunte Basketball Association men’s premiership. Back: Tyson Jackson, Brandon Waters, Neil Seaman, Wylie O'Brien; front: Kade Marshall, Jamie Tomney, Logan Elliott and Corey Waters. (Supplied)

Jokers scraped home with a two-point win to claim the men’s 2024-25 premiership in LeHunte Basketball Association last Friday night. […]

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