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King’s Lynn Young Stars v Plymouth Centurions

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National Development Trophy 2025

Adrian Flux ArenaSaddlebow Road, Kings Lynn, PE30 5LA

46 - 44
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Date Tapes Up Competition Season Additional Info
Wednesday, August 13, 2025 7:30 pm National Development Trophy 2025 Plymouth win aggregate point

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KING’S Lynn rounded off their successful NDT season with a hard-fought 46-44 win over Plymouth at the Adrian Flux Arena.

The Young Stars clinched the league title last weekend and they were presented with the silverware in their final meeting of the campaign.

On-track they were given a tough test by the Centurions, who fought back from ten points down to force a last heat decider, where Luke Harrison split Ben Trigger and Joe Thompson to secure a narrow home victory.

Jody Scott scored a 12-point maximum for the Young Stars with Cooper Rushen on 11 and Harrison on 10. Thompson (11) and Trigger (10+1) led the way for the Centurions, who became the only team to take an aggregate point off King’s Lynn this season.

Young Stars boss Jason Pipe said: “I told the lads to relax and enjoy themselves because it was a celebration night, but obviously it’s always nice to finish the season off with a win.

“Full credit to Plymouth, they ran us close and in my eyes they have given us our toughest two meetings in this competition, and I would say for the fans that was the best home match of the season of the four.

“We got the right result in the end which is what we all wanted.”

NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TROPHY
KING’S LYNN 46: Jody Scott 12, Cooper Rushen 11, Luke Harrison 10, Connor Coles 7+1, Calum Mitchell 4, Ashton Vale 2, Harrison Rogers 0
PLYMOUTH 44: Joe Thompson 11, Ben Trigger 10+1, Kai Ward 7+2, Charlie Southwick 6+2, Ryan Ingram 6, Mickie Simpson 3, Harley Driscoll-Freeman 1
Plymouth win aggregate point

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