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| ROUND 11: Wednesday 28th November West Syd R'backs v Singapore(7.30) Sydney Kings v Perth Wildcats(7.30) Gold Coast Blaze v Adel 36s (8.30) Thursday 29th November NZ Breakers v Sth Dragons (5.30) Brisbane v Townsville (8.30) Friday 30th November Wollongong v Gold Coast (7.30) Saturday 1st December Townsville v Perth (8.30) Adelaide v West Sydney (8.30) Sunday 2nd December Singapore v Brisbane (8.00) ROUND 12: Wednesday 5th December Gold Coast v Sth Dragons (7.30) Wollongong v Singapore (7.30) Thursday 6th December NZ Breakers v Sydney (5.30) Friday 7th December Brisbane v West Sydney (8.00) Saturday 8th December Adelaide v Sydney (7.30) Melbourne v Perth (7.30) Cairns v West Sydney (8.30) Townsville v Singapore (9.00) |
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| ROUND 10 RESULTS Townsville Crocodiles 107 d Melbourne Tigers 81 Cairns Taipans 128 d New Zealand Breakers 103 Perth Wildcats 103 d Melbourne Tigers 85 Brisbane Bullets 121 d Gold Coast Blaze 93 Townsville Crocodiles 92 d Adelaide 36s 82 Sydney Kings 102 d Cairns Taipans 87 South Dragons 109 d Singapore Slingers 99 |
| Townsville Crocodiles continued their resurgence with a double-header win to storm into the top 8. They began with the Wednesday night TV game when they dominated from start to finish to record a 26-point win over second-placed Melbourne Tigers. Import Corey Williams was dominant, landing 31 points to lead all scorers while Jason Rillie recorded 23. The Crocs then travelled to Adelaide, where after an even first half they pulled away after the break to record their 5th straight win and end Adelaide's mini-revival. Melbourne Tigers, after their loss to Townsville, went on to taste defeat again at the hands of Perth Wildcats. The Wildcats were impressive to record an 18-point win, but for the Tigers it was their third loss in succession which leaves them in severe danger of finding the Kings too far ahead to be a chance to catch. The Kings continued on their winning way, travelling to Cairns to post a 15-point win over the Taipans. Mark Worthington scored 31 to lead all scorers in a match the Kings led from start to finish. For the Taipans, it was a 1-1 weekend, having already beaten New Zealand Breakers at North Shore Events Centre. In an uncharacteristically high scoring match, Darnell Mee scored 30 to spearhead the Taipans to a 25-point victory. Brisbane Bullets threw down a challenge to the struggling Tigers, putting themselves within reach of second spot with a 121-93 win over Gold Coast Blaze. Dusty Rychart with 32 and Ebe Ere with 29 were the dominant forces for the Bullets. Meanwhile, the struggling Singapore Slingers were condemned to remain at the bottom of the ladder after going down 109-99 to South Dragons. |
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