King’s Lynn 58, Workington 35
(Lynn won 97-86 on aggregate)
Lynn Stars owered into the Premier Trophy final at the Norfolk Arena.
Not even former Star Kevin Doolan’s paid 18 heroics for Workington on his first competitive return could halt the unstoppable hosts in the semi-final, second leg.
It is sighs of relief all round as both Shane and Josh return to the side for the weekend clash with Somerset.
Both have been missing in recent weeks and it has led to a string of disappointing home results but hopes are high that the return of both will lead to a lift of spirits.
Below is the full press release ahead of that clash.
Krzysztof Kasprzak, Belle Vue’s No 1, is targeting his second World Cup winner’s medal when the final is held at his home Polish track, Leszno, on Saturday, writes Richard Frost.
He was Poland’s second-highest scorer, with 11, when they beat Australia, Great Britain and Slovenia at Peterborough on Monday to join Russia in the final.
Kasprzak was the top scorer for Poland when they won the 2007 final at Leszno and is looking for a repeat performance. 
Krzysztof Kasprzak, Belle Vue’s No 1, is targeting his second World Cup winner’s medal when the final is held at his home Polish track, Leszno, on Saturday, writes Richard Frost.
He was Poland’s second-highest scorer, with 11, when they beat Australia, Great Britain and Slovenia at Peterborough on Monday to join Russia in the final.
Kasprzak was the top scorer for Poland when they won the 2007 final at Leszno and is looking for a repeat performance.
Workington have again drafted in Jason Lyons as a guest for tonight’s Premier Trophy semi final, second leg against King’s Lynn at the Norfolk Arena.
Comets’ manager Ian Thomas confirmed Lyons will deputise for injured Czech Adrian Rymel after the Aussie’s paid ten haul in Saturday’s 51-39 first leg win.
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