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Cannons aim to hit money ball at home.
(From Canberra Times)
Byline: Chris Wilson
The Canberra Cannons are aiming to hit the money ball in tonight's homecoming game against the Melbourne Tigers at the AIS Arena.
A full-house against the Tigers tonight would sure up the Cannons' short-term financial position, as well as raise $10,000 for the Canberra bushfire appeal.
The Cannons have not played in Canberra since December 7 their last game before going into voluntary administration on December 17. It was almost the foundation club's last game . . . fullstop.
Having raised the money to get the club back on the court, Cannons coach-cum-CEO Cal Bruton said tonight's …
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