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Footwork was formed in 1994 with the launching of The Footwork School of Basketball. The School grew and quickly became the foremost Basketball Nursery in Malta. You can find more about the early years of Footwork on our history page.

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Malta Lose Second Game
-13/09/2004

Malta had a poor start to their second group game in the European Championship Qualifying Round as they struggled to penetrate the Slovak defence.

Better ball movement saw the team pull to within 10 points, with the chance to cut the deficit further.

Unfortunately, the third quarter saw a breakdown in team offence that allowed the Slovaks to notch up a good number of transition points leaving no doubt about who was going to win the game.

Footwork's three players all played with Addison Bonnici and Chris Sammut, the youngest players in the team playing a bigger contribution than last saturday. It is clear that coach Bruno Dipietrantonio sees them playing a big part in the National Team's future.

Two Footwork Players make Top Ten
- 16/09/2004

The two youngest players in the National Team, both Footwork players, have made the Top Ten in at least one major statistical category in the Division B European Championship Qualifying Round in which no less than 15 nations are taking part.

Bonnici currently lies joint 10th in the three-point percentage category having scored 50% of his three point attempts, while Chris Sammut has proved he can pick pockets by placing joint 10th in the steals category.

Malta face Switzerland next Saturday
-16/09/2004

Switzerland, Malta's opponents next saturday, lost their second Division B group game to Ireland despite improving on their previous encounter versus the Slovak Republic.

Malta, featuring no less than three Footwork players, will have a tough time against the Swiss with the trio Buscaglia, Sefolosha and Sassella expected to be particularly incisive in offence.

The game will start at 17.00 and is being played at the University Sports Hall.

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