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This meant that Kench was able to assume his starting position at point guard.

Point guard Jeremy Kench followed up his breakout 2006 year with another strong season.

"We're facing a period of uncertainty over the next year," Mr. Kench said.

"These islands are so low lying that in extreme events waves crash straight over the top of them," Professor Kench said.

Jeremy Kench had a break out year for Canterbury with 18 points a game, significantly up on his 2 point average from the previous year.

Doln grinned, and turned to discuss the possibility with Harl and Kench.

Hayling Island golf course backs on to the point and the Kench (a small bay) lies just eastward.

"Such talk of demons is nonsense, Kench," Doln scoffed.

Joan Kench, betweenmaid.

But they won't," Professor Kench said.

Two games later Kench followed this performance up with an equally inspiring 26 point game in a win against the Taranaki Mountainairs.

Kench's glare would have killed a viper, and Harl gathered himself and stepped up behind Doln.

"Thou wilt credit aught," Kench scoffed.

With Margaret Courtney-Clark and John Kench.

He is currently splitting minutes with Joel Hart as the Rams backup point guard, behind regular starter Jeremy Kench.

"They're the ugly duckling of the industry at the moment," said Stephen Kench, an analyst at Macquarie Bank in Sydney.

In 2005, the Rams brought in American point guard, Michael Gardener who became the team's starting point guard, which severely cut into Kench's playing time.

However, the Chippewas scored the game-winning touchdown later in the quarter when Bender threw a 38-yard touchdown pass to Bob Kench for the 13-12 victory.

Trammell has excelled alongside young New Zealand point guard Jeremy Kench for the Rams and the side will be keen to retain him for the future.

"Equity market volatility is playing havoc with their life insurance company," Stephen Kench, an analyst at Macquarie Equities in Sydney, said of Commonwealth Bank.

Jeremy Brian Kench (born April 27, 1984 in Wellington, New Zealand) is a New Zealand professional basketball player.

On 15 July 2006 Kench signed a contract to play for the Singapore Slingers in their debut season in the Australian NBL.

"They've been able to refocus back on the core franchise, back on selling and talking to the customer," said Stephen Kench, an analyst at Macquarie Bank in Sydney.

Atwood suffered a fractured femur, senile myocarditis and heart failure, and died at Kench Hill Nursing Home, Tenterden, Kent, on 2 August 1962.

Half-way through the 2007 NZNBL season, Kench signed to play for the Wollongong Hawks in the Australian NBL.