WOLVERHAMPTON gave a solid all-round team performance to get the better of a gutsy King's Lynn side 51-41 at Monmore on Monday.
Every member of a full-strength Parrys International Wolves team contributed well with reserves Ricky Wells and Lukasz Sowka piling up the points.
Former Wolves man Niels Kristian Iversen was brilliant for the visitors with a stunning 17-point haul to keep his side in the hunt for a consolation league point.
He combined with another former Wolf, Daniel Nermark, for a big 8-1 in Heat 5 which pulled the Norfolk outfit back into contention.
There was a nasty spill, however, when Nermark fell in Heat 8 and Sowka "“ giving his best display in Wolves colours so far "“ went into the fourth bend fence and withdrew from the rest of the meeting.
Wolves boss Peter Adams said: "King's Lynn are a hard team to shake off and although we took control early on they hit back.
"Niels Kristian Iversen learnt a lot when he spent a season with us and he was magnificent tonight. But I'm pleased with the result, in fact I'm delighted."
KING'S LYNN 41: Niels-Kristian Iversen 17, Mads Korneliussen 9, Maciej Janowski 6, Daniel Nermark 3+2, Kevin Wolbert 3, Dakota North 2, Jordan Frampton 1+1.
