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ROUND 2 RESULTS
Gold Coast Blaze 99 d Singapore Slingers 93
Sydney Kings 85 d Townsville Crocodiles 79
Brisbane Bullets 113 d Wollongong Hawks 88
Melbourne Tigers 101 d Adelaide 36ers 85
West Sydney Razorbacks 108 d Perth Wildcats 95
Cairns Taipans 88 d Gold Coast Blaze 72
Gold Coast Blaze 99 d Singapore Slingers 93
Sydney Kings 85 d Townsville Crocodiles 79
Brisbane Bullets 113 d Wollongong Hawks 88
Melbourne Tigers 101 d Adelaide 36ers 85
West Sydney Razorbacks 108 d Perth Wildcats 95
Cairns Taipans 88 d Gold Coast Blaze 72
Competition newcomers Gold Coast Blaze
travelled to Singapore and returned with their
first victory in the NBL. In an even contest, the
Blaze pulled away in the last quarter for a
6-point win.
It was the same margin, but a very different
story in Townsville as the Crocodiles hosted
the Sydney Kings. The Crocs got off to a flying
start, but gradually the Kings pulled them back
to hit the lead in the last quarter. Mark
Worthington with 22 points was top scorer for
the Kings.
Defending champions Brisbane Bullets served
warning to the rest of the competition that
they were hell-bent on back-to-back titles with
a comprehensive 25-point win over
Wollongong. CJ Bruton and Ebe Ere in
particular were in devastating form for the
Bullets.
Also in strong form was Melbourne Tigers,
maintaining their position on top of the NBL
ladder with a comfortable 16-point win over
Adelaide 36ers. Cairns Taipans also remain
undefeated, after a 16-point win over Gold
Coast.
The West Sydney revival continued in round 2,
with the Razorbacks too strong for Perth
Wildcats to rise to 5th on the ladder.
travelled to Singapore and returned with their
first victory in the NBL. In an even contest, the
Blaze pulled away in the last quarter for a
6-point win.
It was the same margin, but a very different
story in Townsville as the Crocodiles hosted
the Sydney Kings. The Crocs got off to a flying
start, but gradually the Kings pulled them back
to hit the lead in the last quarter. Mark
Worthington with 22 points was top scorer for
the Kings.
Defending champions Brisbane Bullets served
warning to the rest of the competition that
they were hell-bent on back-to-back titles with
a comprehensive 25-point win over
Wollongong. CJ Bruton and Ebe Ere in
particular were in devastating form for the
Bullets.
Also in strong form was Melbourne Tigers,
maintaining their position on top of the NBL
ladder with a comfortable 16-point win over
Adelaide 36ers. Cairns Taipans also remain
undefeated, after a 16-point win over Gold
Coast.
The West Sydney revival continued in round 2,
with the Razorbacks too strong for Perth
Wildcats to rise to 5th on the ladder.
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| ROUND 4 FIXTURES: Wednesday 10th October Cairns v Melbourne (7.30) Perth v Adelaide (9.30) Thursday 11th October New Zealand v Townsville (5.30) Friday 12th October Wollongong v West Sydney (7.30) Saturday 13th October Gold Coast v Singapore (7.30) Melbourne v South Dragons (7.30) Sunday 14th October South Dragons v Sydney (4.00) Brisbane v Singapore (6.30) |
