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| ROUND 6: Wednesday 24th October Sydney 100 d Adelaide 82 Friday 26th October Wollongong 114 d Perth 97 Townsville 129 d West Syd. 126 Saturday 27th October Melbourne115 d NZ Breakers90 Cairns 112 d Brisbane 90 Gold Coast 98 d Adelaide 94 Sunday 28th October Wollongong115 d WS Razor104 S Dragons 102 d New Z'land 90 Sydney 99 d Singapore 90 ROUND 7: Wednesday 31st October West Sydney v Cairns (7.30) Thursday 1st November NZ Breakers v Brisbane (5.30) Friday 2nd November Sydney v Townsville (7.30) Saturday 3rd November Adelaide v NZ Breakers (8.30) Sunday 4th November S Dragons v Wollongong (4.00) Gold Coast v Cairns (5.00) Singapore v Perth (8.00) |
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| ROUND 6 RESULTS Cairns Taipans 112 d Brisbane Bullets 90 Sydney Kings 100 d Adelaide 36ers 82 Wollongong Hawks 114 d Perth Wildcats 97 Townsville Crocodiles 129 d West Sydney Razorbacks 126 Melbourne Tigers 115 d New Zealand Breakers 90 Gold Coast Blaze 98 d Adelaide 36ers 94 Wollongong Hawks 115 d West Sydney Razorbacks 104 South Dragons 102 d New Zealand Breakers 90 Sydney Kings 99 d Singapore Slingers 90 |
| The Melbourne Tigers juggernaut rolls on. The ladder leaders continued their undefeated run in style with a comprehensive 25-point home win over New Zealand Breakers. David Barlow was dominant, chalking up a phenomenal 37 points. The result keeps the Tigers flying high on top of the table, and setting a challenge for Brisbane and Sydney to catch the early front-runners. Brisbane stumbled in their chase of the leaders, with a shock 112-90 loss to Cairns Taipans, a result that propelled the Taipans into the top 4. No such concerns for Sydney; with the Kings dominating Adelaide on Wednesday night to cruise to an 18-point win, and backing up with a strong performance on the road against Singapore. South Dragons recorded their first win of the season when the second-season club took a 12-point win over the Breakers, Cortez Groves in good form with 27. It was a shocker of a weekend for the Razorbacks. First they went down to Townsville by 3 points, a result that lifts the Crocs back into contention. This was followed up on Sunday afternoon with an upset home defeat to Wollongong Hawks by 17 points. This result was part of a return to form by the Hawks, who also took out a 17-point victory over Perth Wildcats. Competition newcomers won on the road for the first time, getting up by 4 points over Adelaide on Saturday night. To see Harboursport's photo gallery of the Sydney Kings v Adelaide 36ers match, click here. |