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Robins aiming for Elite League top spot
Swindon Robins can move within just two points of the top of the Elite League table when they host Wolverhampton at the Abbey tonight - race tapes up at 7.30.
Wolves still sit top of the Elite League table despite suffering a narrow 46-44 defeat at Belle Vue last night – but the M&S Van Rental Robins can close the gap with a win over their fellow high-flyers.
A victory would also see Alun Rossiter’s side leapfrog the Aces to regain second place in the standings as the race for the top spot continues to intensify.
After earning a confidence-boosting 55-36 win over Coventry on Monday, the Wiltshire outfit are desperate to make it two home wins within the space of six days.
Flying Aussie ace Josh Grajczonek knows improving their consistency is crucial as they look to cement their spot in the all-important top four.
Although the top of the table remains in their reach, he insists they cannot get too far ahead of themselves as they dream of Elite League title glory.
“As long as we make the top four, it’s a fresh start from there and we’ll all have to up our game,” said Grajczonek.
“I think we’ve shown we are capable of doing that, and on our day I think we can be a match for anyone.
“We’ve had some ups and downs, so we need to work on getting some more consistency over the rest of the season, especially at home.
“If we can do that we should make the play-offs which is the goal, and we’ll just focus on achieving that before we get too far ahead of ourselves.”
SWINDON: Jason Doyle, Rohan Tungate, Nick Morris, Justin Sedgmen, Josh Grajczonek, Charles Wright, Stefan Nielsen.
WOLVERHAMPTON: Freddie Lindgren, Peter Karlsson R/R, Sam Masters, Nicolai Klindt, Scott Nicholls, Ashley Morris, Kyle Howarth.
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