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| ROUND 7: Wednesday 31st October West Sydney 97 d Cairns 95 Thursday 1st November NZ Breakers 127 d Brisbane 126 Friday 2nd November Sydney 106 d Townsville 79 Saturday 3rd November Adelaide 87 d NZ Breakers 70 Melb Tigers 84 d Townsville 74 Sunday 4th November S Dragons 115 d Wollongong 108 Gold Coast 101 d Cairns 80 Singapore 112 d Perth 105 ROUND 8: Wednesday 7th November Sydney v Brisbane (7.30) Thursday 8th November NZ Breakers v Singapore (5.30) Friday 9th November Wollongong v Townsville (7.30) Saturday 10th November Melbourne v Sydney (7.30) West Sydney v Gold Cst (7.30) Sth Dragons v Townsville (7.30) Cairns v Wollongong (8.30) Perth v Brisbane (9.00) Sunday 11th November Gold Coast v NZ Breakers(5.00) Singapore v Adelaide (8.00) |
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| ROUND 7 RESULTS West Sydney Razorbacks 97 d Cairns Taipans 95 New Zealand Breakers 127 d Brisbane Bullets 126 Sydney Kings 106 d Townsville Crocodiles 79 Adelaide 36s 87 d New Zealand Breakers 70 Melbourne Tigers 84 d Townsville Crocodiles 74 South Dragons 115 d Wollongong Hawks 108 Gold Coast Blaze 101 d Cairns Taipans 80 Singapore Slingers 112 d Perth Wildcats 105 |
| The round commenced on Wednesday night, with a thriller at the State Sports Centre. Cairns, looking to keep in touch with the league leaders, made the early front-running; but the Razorbacks came storming home to hit the lead in the last quarter and take out a 2-point victory. It was the start of a disastrous weekend for the North Queensland teams, with the Taipans to lose again to competition newcomers Gold Coast, a result that saw the Blaze storm into contention. Meanwhile, Townsville were never in the hunt after being blown away by a Mark Worthington inspired Sydney Kings and then being defeated in a low-scoring slog by Melbourne Tigers the next night. After a promising start to the season, Brisbane are in serious danger of losing touch with the ladder leaders after the Bullets were defeated by New Zealand; the Breakers again proving themselves capable in the close contents with their second one-point victory at home this season. Adelaide 36s snapped out of their 5-match losing streak when they hosted the New Zealand Breakers on Saturday. In a low-scoring and uninspiring contest, the 36s finally recorded an 87-70 victory. The even nature of the competition was underlined on Sunday, when bottom 2 sides South Dragons and Singapore both recorded victories. In an even contest at Vodafone, the lead see-sawed all day between South Dragons and Wollongong before the locals steadied at the end to take the points. And it was all one-way traffic at Singapore Indoor Stadium, with the embattled Slingers ending their losing streak with an easy win over Perth Wildcats. To see Harboursport's gallery of the Sydney Kings v Townsvile Crocodiles match from round 7 2007, click here. |
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