Partners help celebrate win over Kings
21 Oct
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Adelaide 36ers partners Walker Corporation were a part of the celebrations with the team after the 92-88 victory over the Sydney Kings on Friday night.
Coach CJ Bruton and Sunday Dech presented chief executive officer David Gallant with a 36ers jersey after the game and had a photo with the team.
Mr Gallant thanked both Bruton and Dech for the presentation and congratulated them on the win.
"You played really well tonight," he said.

Partner Workplace Law also took the opportunity to have a meet and greet with Kai Sotto post-game.
Emily from Workplace Law said the experience was terrific.
"It's really good to come and beat Sydney, and in a packed house was amazing," she said.
"To see how many fans came, particularly to see Kai (Sotto), is great for the club.
"It was really intense, I was praying Sydney would miss every shot, but they came through."
Emily said the post-game vibes were high after the win.
"It's amazing here, the atmosphere is great and the environment is electric and it's great to be a part of that win with them," she said.

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