Ballarat Rush had another strong start only to fall away against Nunawading Spectres, eventually going down 62 points to 48, in its South East Australian Basketball League clash in Nunawading on Saturday.
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Much like the previous week against Sydney Uni Sparks, Ballarat Skoda Rush was dominant in the first quarter and outscored Nunawading by 10 points.
Rush remained within distance in the second term, and only two points down at the main break, despite scoring a dismal four points.
But a nine-point third term did little to threaten the opposition and while the fourth was more competitive, Nunawading was never in doubt of securing the 14-point win.
Among the best for Rush was import Jaterra Bonds with 17 points, while Ashleigh Spencer came close to making a double double with eight points and nine rebounds.
