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West Lothian Wolves: Double Champions in SBC National League

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West Lothian Wolves make history with double championship win: Senior men dominate North Lanarkshire Chiefs, under-eighteens edge out City of Edinburgh in thrilling match.

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West Lothian Wolves: Double Champions in SBC National League

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!West Lothian Wolves: Double Champions in SBC National League. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st. This is Edinburgh News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. West Lothian Wolves just made history in the SBC National League with both their under-18 men and senior men squads grabbing championship. Titles on the same epic day. It's one of the proudest moments for the club, straight out of bat game. The senior men kicked things off strong, dominating North Lanarkshire Chiefs in a 93-69 blowout right at home. Standouts like Harris Christy dropping 20 points in Jack Cohen lighting up the offense led the charge to seal the league crown. Captain Jake Layton called it a massive team effort after grinding all season, loving every minute on the court together. He beamed with pride over clinching it in front of their fans, a real testament to their hard work. Then the under-18s turned up the drama, edging out City of Edinburgh 17 to 103 in a wild back-and-forth battle. With 18 lead changes in 10 ties, they clawed back from behind

thanks to Todd Kilgore and Mark McDougall's clutch plays. Under 18 Captain Yannick Kilgore shared how the squad stuck tight all year, believing in comebacks even when down. After 10 years with some of these guys, lifting the title feels forever special, capping off a dream double for Wolves.

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