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There were just three rounds played in Regular Season of State League and we can clearly see which teams will fight for top positions and which will try to avoid bottom places. Here is the last round review presented by LBM Management.

The most crucial game of the last round was a loss of Camberwell (2-1) in Melbourne on Sunday night. Hosts were rolled over by Devils (2-0) 95-55. Devils forced 32 Camberwell turnovers. It was a good game for American guard Amanda Paschal (170-1996, college: Kentucky) who led her team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 17 points, 16 rebounds, 5 assists and 7 steals. Center Dyani Ananiev (186-2004) contributed with 31 points and 6 steals for the winners. Devils' coach Gerard Hillier felt very confident using 10 players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Gemma Fyffe answered with 17 points and 7 rebounds for Camberwell. Devils is looking forward to face Suns (#4) in Upwey in the next round. Camberwell will play on the road against Boomers in Bulleen and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Another interesting game for Rockets (1-0) which played in Gawler against Lions (0-1). Rockets had an easy win 80-63. It was a great evening for the former international guard Lauren Mansfield (170-1989, college: Iowa St.) who led her team to a victory scoring 24 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists. Tayla Corrigan helped adding 14 points. Rockets' coach allowed to play the deep bench players saving starting five for next games. The best for the losing side was American guard Jaedyn De La Cerda (175, college: N.Mexico) with 20 points, 7 rebounds, 8 assists and 4 steals. Rockets will play against Eagles in Goodwood in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Lions will play on the road against Warriors (#10) in Flinders Park and hope to get finally their first victory.
An interesting game was also tough home loss of Tigers in a game in Morphett Vale versus undefeated Eagles (#3) 64-58. It was an exceptional evening for Rachael Hines who led the winners and scored 16 points and 7 rebounds. Mollie McKendrick came up with a double-double by scoring 26 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists for Tigers in the defeat. Eagles will meet at home Rockets in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Tigers will play against Mavericks (#7) in Mt. Barker and look forward to get finally their first victory.

There were no big surprises in other games of round 3: winless Pakenham W. lost to undefeated Bulleen B. on the road 74-84. Camberwell destroyed Hume City B. on its own court 73-47. Sherbrooke S. managed to outperform McKinnon C. in Upwey 72-56. Hume City B. managed to beat Sunbury J. at home 71-64. Winless Eastern M. lost to undefeated S.Adelaide P. on the opponent's court 59-82. W.Adelaide B. beat Woodville W. in a home game 81-63. Sturt S. destroyed Norwood F. on the road 88-55. Bankstown B. managed to outperform Illawarra H. on its own court 78-70. Penrith P. lost to undefeated BA CoE in Canberra 81-88. Manly Warr. SE defeated Cent.Coast C. at home 88-79. Hills H. lost to undefeated Albury LB on the opponent's court 53-101. Newcastle F. won against Canberra N. in a home game 61-52. Winless Inner WB was outscored by Sutherland S. on the road 88-68. Sydney C. rolled over Hornsby S. on its own court 109-53. Winless Illawarra H. lost to undefeated BA CoE in Canberra 50-86. Maitland M. was smashed by Norths B. at home 50-73. Canberra N. lost to Cent.Coast C. on the opponent's court 81-90. Winless Logan T. lost to undefeated SW Metro P. in a home game 47-59. Rockhampton C. managed to beat Mackay M. on the road 82-80. Winless Brisbane C. lost to undefeated Northside W. on its own court 64-95. Gold Coast R. smashed NGC Seahawks in a road game 89-53. USC Rip destroyed SC Phoenix at home 75-54. Winless SD Spartans lost to undefeated Darwin S. on the opponent's court 72-80. Winless Townsville F. lost to undefeated Cairns D. in a home game 80-98. Winless RedCity R. lost to undefeated Ipswich F. on the road 65-82.
The most impressive performance of 3rd round was 12 points and 11 rebounds by Darcy Saunders of Sunbury J..

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Group Big V

Bulleen B. - Pakenham W. 84-74

No shocking result in a game when Boomers (2-0) beat Warriors (0-2) in Bulleen 84-74 on Saturday. Boomers forced 21 Warriors turnovers and outrebounded them 44-27 including a 17-5 advantage in offensive rebounds. It was an exceptional evening for Catelyn Van Es who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 22 points and 14 rebounds (on 8-of-10 shooting from the field). Forward Olivia Bontempelli (179-1993) accounted for 20 points for the winning side. Canadian guard Haille Nickerson (170, college: Memorial) came up with 13 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists and American guard Samantha Romanowski (175-1996, college: Denver) added 13 points and 5 assists respectively for Warriors in the defeat. Four Boomers and five Warriors players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players and allowed the starting five to rest. Boomers will meet at home Jets (#8) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Warriors will play against Hume City Broncos in Tullamarine and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Bulleen B.: V.Es Catelyn 22+14reb+2ast, O.Bontempelli 20+3reb+2ast, M.Emily 13+5reb+7ast, A.Deerbon 11+5reb+2ast, K.Ally 7+2reb+1ast, M.Allan 5+4reb+1ast
Pakenham W.: H.Nickerson 13+8reb+6ast, S.Romanowski 13+4reb+5ast, M.Prior 13+3reb, L.Hayley 12+3reb, S.Ebony 11+1reb+2ast, M.Jacinta 5+3reb+3ast

Camberwell - Hume City B. 73-47

Camberwell used a home court advantage and smashed the opponent from Tullamarine 73-47 on Saturday night. Camberwell held Hume City Broncos to an opponent 19.7 percent shooting from the field compared to 33.7 percent accuracy of the winners. They outrebounded Hume City Broncos 61-42 including a 39-27 advantage in defensive rebounds. It was an exceptional evening for Lithuanian guard Saule Kontautaite (175-1989, college: W.Illinois) who led the winners and scored 14 points and 9 rebounds. Marnie Houghton accounted for 12 points and 7 rebounds for the winning side. Four Camberwell players scored in double figures. American forward Kayonna Lee (185, college: Central Mo.) came up with a double-double by scoring 17 points, 16 rebounds and 4 blocks and Emma Povh added 13 points and 7 rebounds respectively for Hume City Broncos in the defeat. Camberwell will meet Boomers in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Hume City Broncos will play against Warriors (#7) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Camberwell: S.Kontautaite 14+9reb+2ast, H.Marnie 12+7reb+1ast, L.Samantha 12+5reb+1ast, F.Gemma 11+2reb, B.Andrea 10+8reb+2ast, S.Victoria 6+9reb
Hume City B.: K.Lee 17+16reb+2ast, P.Emma 13+7reb+2ast, J.Azzopardi 6+1reb+1ast, H.Tegan 4+3reb+1ast, A.McKellar 2+1ast, S.Oriana-Rose 2

Camberwell - Wyndham D. 55-95

The most crucial game of the last round was a loss of Camberwell (2-1) in Melbourne on Sunday night. Hosts were rolled over by Devils (2-0) 95-55. Devils forced 32 Camberwell turnovers. It was a good game for American guard Amanda Paschal (170-1996, college: Kentucky) who led her team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 17 points, 16 rebounds, 5 assists and 7 steals. Center Dyani Ananiev (186-2004) contributed with 31 points and 6 steals for the winners. Paschal is a former Eurobasket Summer League player, which is considered top international summer league in the market. Devils' coach Gerard Hillier felt very confident using 10 players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Gemma Fyffe answered with 17 points and 7 rebounds and Andrea Belmonte added 4 points and 11 rebounds in the effort for Camberwell. Devils is looking forward to face Suns (#4) in Upwey in the next round. Camberwell will play on the road against Boomers in Bulleen and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Wyndham D.: A.Dyani 31+3reb+2ast, A.Paschal 17+16reb+5ast, S.Bennett 14+6reb+2ast, J.Pearce 7+3reb, Z.Zwerling 6+3reb+2ast, K.Rachel 6+1reb+2ast
Camberwell: F.Gemma 17+7reb+1ast, H.Marnie 9+1reb+1ast, L.Samantha 8+7reb+1ast, E.Valos 8+5reb+1ast, S.Kontautaite 5+5reb+1ast, B.Andrea 4+11reb+1ast

McKinnon C. - Sherbrooke S. 56-72

There was a small surprise when Suns (1-1) won against Cougars (1-1) in McKinnon 72-56 on Sunday. Suns outrebounded Cougars 54-38 including 19 on the offensive glass. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists comparing to just 7 passes made by Cougars' players. It was an exceptional evening for New Zealand forward Alicia Carline (190-1993, college: Portland St.) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 11 points and 29 rebounds. Stephanie Pal accounted for 16 points and 6 rebounds for the winning side. Four Suns players scored in double figures. American forward Briana Gray (178, college: Weber St.) came up with 13 points and guard Emily Suckling (168, college: California, PA) added 13 points respectively for Cougars in the defeat. Both coaches used bench players and allowed the starting five to rest. Suns will meet at home Devils in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Cougars will play against Warriors and hope to win that game.
Top scorers:
Sherbrooke S.: G.Moxey 17+4reb, P.Stephanie 16+6reb+2ast, M.Genevieve 14+5reb+2ast, A.Carline 11+29reb+3ast, H.Tanarly 9+3reb+6ast, R.Mawdsley 3+2reb+1ast
McKinnon C.: E.Suckling 13+4reb, B.Gray 13+4reb+1ast, B.Lee 9+4reb+1ast, M.Riley 6+5reb+2ast, B.Tamara 6+7reb, L.Eloise 5+1reb+1ast

Hume City B. - Sunbury J. 71-64

Not a big story in a game when Jets (0-2) lost to Hume City Broncos (1-2) in Tullamarine 64-71 on Sunday. Hume City Broncos outrebounded Jets 46-35 including 37 on the defensive glass. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Kayonna Lee (185, college: Central Mo.) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 10 points and 14 rebounds. Emma Povh accounted for 14 points and 9 rebounds for the winning side. Worth to mention Lee played also at Eurobasket Summer League, which helped get the job in pro basketball. Hume City Broncos' coach Tim Devlin used an eleven-player rotation and allowed the starting five to rest. Darcy Saunders came up with a double-double by scoring 12 points and 11 rebounds and Chloe Hildebrand added 16 points and 6 assists respectively for Jets in the defeat. Hume City Broncos will meet at home Warriors (#7) in the next round. Jets will play against Boomers in Bulleen and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Hume City B.: P.Emma 14+9reb+1ast, A.McKellar 12+7reb+4ast, K.Lee 10+14reb+1ast, S.Oriana-Rose 8+3reb, H.Tegan 7+6reb+5ast, P.Tawaf 6+2reb+1ast
Sunbury J.: H.Chloe 16+2reb+6ast, F.Maddison 15+3reb, D.Saunders 12+11reb+2ast, B.Babic 7+8reb+1ast, S.Nyomi 6+1reb+1ast, C.Emily 6+3reb+1ast

Group NBL1 Central

C.Districts L. - N.Adelaide R. 63-80

Another interesting game for Rockets (1-0) which played in Gawler against Lions (0-1). Rockets had an easy win 80-63. It was a great evening for the former international guard Lauren Mansfield (170-1989, college: Iowa St.) who led her team to a victory scoring 24 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists. Center Tayla Corrigan (190-1993, college: Idaho) helped adding 14 points. Rockets' coach allowed to play the deep bench players saving starting five for next games. The best for the losing side was American guard Jaedyn De La Cerda (175, college: N.Mexico) with 20 points, 7 rebounds, 8 assists and 4 steals and the other American import center Imani Guy (193, college: Marian, IN, agency: Basket Promotion Agency) scored 25 points and 8 rebounds. Rockets will play against Eagles in Goodwood in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Lions will play on the road against Warriors (#10) in Flinders Park and hope to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
N.Adelaide R.: L.Mansfield 24+9reb+8ast, T.Corrigan 14+4reb, F.Jordyn 10+3reb+1ast, E.Meyer 8+8reb+1ast, Z.Lily 7+6reb+1ast, B.Dittmar 5+4reb
C.Districts L.: I.Guy 25+8reb, J.De La Cerda 20+7reb+8ast, T.Sears 8+8reb+2ast, G.Garrard 7+5reb+1ast, W.Keely 3+1reb, S.Shelbi-Lee 0+1reb

S.Adelaide P. - Eastern M. 82-59

Panthers used a home court advantage and outplayed the opponent from Mt. Barker 82-59 on Saturday night. Panthers dominated down low during the game scoring 50 of its points in the paint compared to Mavericks' 28. They outrebounded Mavericks 60-29 including a 28-8 advantage in offensive rebounds. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Holly Forbes (178-1998, college: UT Martin) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 21 points and 15 rebounds. New Zealand guard Jordan Hunter (172-1990, college: SEMO) accounted for 11 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists for the winning side. Four Panthers players scored in double figures. Power forward Olivia Bradley (183-2005) came up with 17 points and 5 rebounds and point guard Taylah Levy (165, college: CSU) added 7 points and 5 rebounds respectively for Mavericks in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Panthers will meet Sabres (#4) in the next round. Mavericks will play against Tigers and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
S.Adelaide P.: H.Forbes 21+15reb+1ast, M.Bianca 12+9reb+2ast, J.Hunter 11+5reb+9ast, S.Defrancesco 10+2reb, H.Stewart 8+9reb, T.Watson 5+2ast
Eastern M.: B.Olivia 17+5reb+1ast, D.Chloe 11, T.Levy 7+5reb+3ast, M.Sophie 6+2reb, F.Stephanie 5+6reb+1ast, R.Airlie 4+6reb+1ast

Southern T. - Forestville E. 58-64

An interesting game was also tough home loss of Tigers in a game in Morphett Vale versus undefeated Eagles (#3) 64-58. Eagles forced 19 Tigers turnovers. It was an exceptional evening for Rachael Hines who led the winners and scored 16 points and 7 rebounds. Madison Freer accounted for 14 points and 9 rebounds for the winning side. Forward Mollie McKendrick (183-1993, college: Boston U.) came up with a double-double by scoring 26 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists and American forward Brittany Hernandez (185-1993, college: UCCS) added 15 points and 6 rebounds respectively for Tigers in the defeat. Eagles will meet at home Rockets in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Tigers will play against Mavericks (#7) in Mt. Barker and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Forestville E.: R.Hines 16+7reb+1ast, F.Madison 14+9reb+1ast, S.Jessica 13+3reb+3ast, K.Stamatelopoulos 8+10reb+5ast, C.Annetts 8+5reb+3ast, A.Brett 3+5reb
Southern T.: M.McKendrick 26+12reb+6ast, B.Hernandez 15+6reb+2ast, S.Bianca 11+8reb+1ast, B.Abby 2+1reb+1ast, R.Keeley 1+1reb, H.Margot 0+6reb+4ast

W.Adelaide B. - Woodville W. 81-63

Bearcats used a home court advantage and won against the opponent from Flinders Park 81-63 on Saturday night. Bearcats forced 22 Warriors turnovers and outrebounded them 48-35 including 17 on the offensive glass. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when Bearcats made 9 blocks. It was an exceptional evening for guard Jasmin Fejo (177-2000) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 14 points and 10 assists. Genna Anderson accounted for 12 points and 11 rebounds for the winning side. Four Bearcats players scored in double figures. Canadian forward Nicole Fransson (188) came up with a double-double by scoring 18 points and 10 rebounds and Emily Winter added 9 points and 6 assists respectively for Warriors in the defeat. Both coaches used bench players and allowed the starting five to rest. Bearcats will meet Flames (#8) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Warriors will play against Lions and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
W.Adelaide B.: A.Watkinson 15+2reb+1ast, J.Fejo 14+4reb+10ast, G.Anderson 12+11reb+3ast, K.Pearce 11+1reb+1ast, K.McKay 9+1reb+1ast, M.Coleman 8+10reb
Woodville W.: F.Nicole 18+10reb+3ast, K.Perkas 10+7reb+2ast, A.Chelsea 9+3reb, W.Emily 9+4reb+6ast, A.Naomi 7+4reb+3ast, W.Georgia 5+2reb+3ast

Norwood F. - Sturt S. 55-88

But Flames were not able to use a home court advantage and were crushed by the opponent from Pasadena 88-55 on Sunday night. Sabres forced 31 Flames turnovers and outrebounded them 48-31 including a 23-5 advantage in offensive rebounds. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists comparing to just 6 passes made by Flames' players. It was an exceptional evening for Canadian forward Mikayla Williams (183, college: USF) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 16 points and 19 rebounds. Power forward Tayla Brazel (182-2004) accounted for 17 points and 7 rebounds for the winning side. Sharna Thompson came up with 22 points and 5 rebounds and center Alek Akuen (190, college: SIUE) added 11 points and 11 rebounds respectively for Flames in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Sabres will meet at home Panthers (#3) in the next round, which may be the game of the day. Flames will play against Bearcats and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Sturt S.: B.Tayla 17+7reb+3ast, M.Williams 16+19reb+2ast, Z.Walker-Roberts 9+3reb+3ast, K.Mathews 9+3reb, M.Prosser 8+1reb+1ast, N.Mathews 6+2reb+4ast
Norwood F.: S.Thompson 22+5reb+1ast, A.Akuen 11+11reb, K.Sophie 10+2ast, U.Annika 5+1reb, B.Amber 3+1ast, W.Jemima 2+7reb

Group NBL1 East

Bankstown B. - Illawarra H. 78-70

Rather expected game when Hawks (0-4) lost to Bruins (1-2) in Condell Park 70-78 on Saturday. Bruins forced 21 Hawks turnovers. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Britney Wright (178-1994, college: Alabama St., agency: Astute Sports Agency) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 17 points and 11 rebounds. Kiahna Davis accounted for 16 points and 7 rebounds for the winning side. Wright attended previously one of camps at Eurobasket Summer League on her way to pro basketball. Four Bruins players scored in double figures. Bruins' coach used a ten-player rotation and allowed the starting five to rest. Ella Dent came up with 22 points and 7 rebounds and Chelsea Hogg added 15 points respectively for Hawks in the defeat. Bruins will meet Comets (#4) in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Hawks will play against Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (#5) in Narrabeen and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Bankstown B.: B.Wright 17+11reb, D.Shalome 17+5reb+2ast, D.Kiahna 16+7reb+3ast, B.Maimone 13+7reb+3ast, A.Lily 7+2reb+1ast, S.Jurnee-AMour 5
Illawarra H.: D.Ella 22+7reb+1ast, H.Chelsea 15+3reb+3ast, G.Lauren 10+4reb+1ast, F.Georgia Chrystal 7+4reb, M.Kirby 5+7reb+1ast, J.Courtney 5+6reb+1ast

BA CoE - Penrith P. 88-81

Very predictable result when BA CoE (5-0) won against Panthers (1-2) in Canberra 88-81 on Saturday. BA CoE forced 21 Panthers turnovers. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists comparing to just 5 passes made by Panthers' players. It was an exceptional evening for center Jessica Petrie (186-2005) who led the winners and scored 26 points and 4 assists. Power forward Jayda Clark (183-2005) accounted for 16 points and 6 assists for the winning side. Five BA CoE players scored in double figures. Guard Tahlia Tupaea (175-1997) came up with 45 points (!!!), 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals (went 14 for 14 at the free throw line !!!) and forward Megan Jefferson (190, college: Hawaii) added 24 points and 13 rebounds respectively for Panthers in the defeat. Panthers' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. BA CoE will meet at home North Bears (#7) in the next round which should be theoretically an easy game. Panthers will play against Crusaders in Terrigal and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
BA CoE: P.Jessica 26+4reb+4ast, C.Jayda 16+2reb+6ast, H.Sienna 12+3reb+5ast, B.Monique 10+7reb+3ast, J.Isla 10+7reb+4ast, H.Summah 8+6reb+1ast
Penrith P.: T.Tupaea 45+6reb+4ast, M.Jefferson 24+13reb+1ast, E.Matthews 6+3reb, P.Sienna 2, M.Brook 2+2reb, P.Tiana 2+1reb

Manly Warr. SE - Cent.Coast C. 88-79

Not a big story in a game when Crusaders (2-2) lost to Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (2-1) in Narrabeen 79-88 on Saturday. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles shot 31 for 44 from the free-throw line, while Crusaders only scored ten points from the stripe. It was an exceptional evening for forward Alex Delaney (183-1995, college: SFC) who led the winners and scored 22 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. Forward Felicity Henderson (180-2004) accounted for 16 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists for the winning side. Guard Jasmine Forcadilla (173-1997, college: St.Mary's, CA) came up with 17 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists and swingman Sara Matthews (174-2002) added 19 points and 8 rebounds respectively for Crusaders in the defeat. Five Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and four Crusaders players scored in double figures. Crusaders' coach rotated twelve players in this game, but that didn't help. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will meet at home Hawks (#16) in the next round which should be an easy win for them. Crusaders will play against Panthers (#11) and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Manly Warr. SE: A.Delaney 22+7reb+4ast, A.Henderson 16+6reb+2ast, H.Felicity 16+6reb+4ast, K.Hodge 12+8reb+4ast, M.Zoey 12+6reb+1ast, B.Josie 5+4reb
Cent.Coast C.: M.Penn 21+4reb+2ast, M.Sara 19+8reb+2ast, J.Forcadilla 17+8reb+6ast, D.Rowe 11+2reb+3ast, M.Miller 6+4reb+2ast, J.Wittwer 3+2reb+3ast

Albury LB - Hills H. 101-53

Everything went according to plan when Lady Bandits (3-0) outplayed Hills Hornets (1-2) in Albury 101-53 on Saturday. Lady Bandits outrebounded Hills Hornets 44-28 including a 35-23 advantage in defensive rebounds. They shot the lights out from three sinking 13 long-distance shots on high 61.9 percentage. It was an exceptional evening for the former international point guard Brodie-Paige Theodore (167-1996) who led the winners and scored 26 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. Guard Emma Mahady (179-1992, college: California, PA) accounted for 23 points and 8 rebounds for the winning side. Taryn Mahoney (180, college: Miles CC) came up with 18 points and 5 rebounds and Kelsey Curtin added 9 points respectively for Hills Hornets in the defeat. Hills Hornets' coach gave up on the game allowing to play ten players seeing no chance for a win. Lady Bandits will meet Bulls (#15) in the next round which should be another easy win for them. Hills Hornets will play against Falcons (#3) and hope to win that game.
Top scorers:
Albury LB: B.Theodore 26+8reb+5ast, E.Mahady 23+8reb+1ast, M.Elizabeth 21+8reb+2ast, A.Hannan 8+7reb, S.Mellington 8+5reb+1ast, C.Ardern 8+4reb+5ast
Hills H.: T.Mahoney 18+5reb+1ast, C.Kelsey 9+3ast, Y.Rhiannon 9+3reb, L.Ella 7+3reb, P.Cassandra 6+6reb, A.Kolodziej 4+6reb

Newcastle F. - Canberra N. 61-52

There was no surprise when Nationals (1-3) lost to Falcons (3-0) in Newcastle 52-61 on Saturday. Falcons outrebounded Nationals 44-31 including 29 on the defensive glass. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Nicole Munger (180-1997, college: Michigan) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 15 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists. Swingman Abigail Curtin (185, college: Denver) accounted for 14 points and 6 rebounds for the winning side. Guard Lizzy Tonks (173, college: CSUN) came up with 21 points and 7 rebounds and Abbie Ketels added 6 points and 15 rebounds respectively for Nationals in the defeat. Falcons will meet Hills Hornets (#10) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Nationals will play against Sharks in Sutherland and hope to win that game.
Top scorers:
Newcastle F.: N.Munger 15+11reb+4ast, A.Curtin 14+6reb+1ast, F.Emily 9+5reb+2ast, A.Ebzery 9+6reb+1ast, M.Rachael 6+4reb, S.Kleeman 5+3reb+1ast
Canberra N.: L.Tonks 21+7reb+3ast, B.Jasmyn 9+4reb+1ast, A.Solway 7+1reb, K.Abbie 6+15reb+1ast, N.Worner 4+3reb+1ast, Y.Mayen 4

Sutherland S. - Inner WB 88-68

No shocking result in a game when Sharks (2-1) crushed Bulls (0-3) in Sutherland 88-68 on Saturday. Sharks dominated down low during the game scoring 64 of its points in the paint compared to Bulls' 40. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 26 assists. It was an exceptional evening for forward Emily Garland (178-2003) who led the winners and scored 31 points and 8 rebounds (on 13-of-17 shooting from the field). Forward Madeleine Norris (188-1998) accounted for 14 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists for the winning side. Swingman Mikaela Dombkins (181-1986) came up with a double-double by scoring 27 points and 10 rebounds and the former international point guard Leilani Mitchell (165-1985, college: Utah) added 11 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists respectively for Bulls in the defeat. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Sharks will meet at home Nationals (#12) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Bulls will play against Lady Bandits and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Sutherland S.: G.Emily 31+8reb+2ast, O.White 17+5reb+3ast, M.Norris 14+8reb+8ast, D.Jordyn 13+3reb+6ast, L.Calver 4+4reb+5ast, P.Manuela 4+1reb+1ast
Inner WB: M.Dombkins 27+10reb+3ast, L.Mitchell 11+7reb+6ast, M.Peric 10+4reb, Y.Shiho 10+6reb+4ast, Y.Jade 4+2reb, M.Aimi 4+2reb

Sydney C. - Hornsby S. 109-53

Very expected game when Spireds (0-3) were smashed by Comets (3-0) in Alexandria 109-53 on Saturday. Comets held Spireds to an opponent 24.0 percent shooting from the field compared to 48.4 percent accuracy of the winners. Comets looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists comparing to just 6 passes made by Spireds' players. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when Comets made 8 blocks. It was an exceptional evening for naturalized Greek point guard Vanessa Panousis (170-1995, college: Virginia Tech) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 37 points (!!!) and 10 assists. New Zealand guard Dru Toleafoa (183-1997, college: Santa Clara) accounted for 15 points and 10 rebounds for the winning side. Four Comets players scored in double figures. Keira Hudson came up with 14 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists and Tylah Mundine added 10 points and 6 rebounds respectively for Spireds in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Comets will meet at home Bruins (#9) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Spireds will play against Mustangs (#13) in Maitland and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Sydney C.: V.Panousis 37+4reb+10ast, A.Piper 16+2reb, D.Toleafoa 15+10reb+1ast, C.Jada 13+9reb+1ast, K.Alexandra 9+7reb+5ast, H.Griffin 8+1ast
Hornsby S.: H.Keira 14+6reb+5ast, T.Mundine 10+6reb, T.Ashleigh 9+3reb, C.Hannah 8+5reb, D.Madeline 4+5reb, B.Cara 4+8reb+1ast

BA CoE - Illawarra H. 86-50

Very predictable result when BA CoE (5-0) rolled over Hawks (0-4) in Canberra 86-50 on Sunday. BA CoE dominated down low during the game scoring 54 of its points in the paint compared to Hawks' 24 and made 17-of-22 free shots (77.3 percent) during the game. They outrebounded Hawks 47-25 including a 28-15 advantage in defensive rebounds. It was an exceptional evening for center Isla Juffermans (191-2005) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 22 points and 10 rebounds (on 8-of-9 shooting from the field). Center Jessica Petrie (186-2005) accounted for 14 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists for the winning side. Four BA CoE players scored in double figures. Ella Dent came up with 15 points and 7 rebounds and Ebony Petre added 9 points and 5 rebounds respectively for Hawks in the defeat. Hawks' coach gave up on the game allowing to play ten players seeing no chance for a win. BA CoE will meet at home North Bears (#7) in the next round which should be theoretically another easy game. Hawks will play against Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (#5) in Narrabeen and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
BA CoE: J.Isla 22+10reb+1ast, P.Jessica 14+10reb+4ast, H.Sienna 13+5reb+2ast, C.Jayda 11+6reb+5ast, B.Monique 7+4reb+3ast, G.Rubi 5+1reb+2ast
Illawarra H.: D.Ella 15+7reb+1ast, E.Petre 9+5reb, G.Lauren 7, F.Georgia Chrystal 6+3reb+2ast, K.Mikayla 4+4reb+1ast, R.Abel 3+1reb

Maitland M. - Norths B. 50-73

Not a big story in a game when Mustangs (1-3) were outscored by North Bears (2-1) in Maitland 73-50 on Sunday. North Bears forced 24 Mustangs turnovers. It was an exceptional evening for guard Holly Wills (177-2002) who led the winners and scored 17 points and 9 rebounds (perfect behind the arc making all five shots). Austrian center Sarah Schicher (187-1990, college: Dowling) accounted for 9 points and 14 rebounds for the winning side. Forward Shakera Reilly (178-1999) came up with 15 points and 9 rebounds and American guard Sydney Hunter (183-1999, college: San Diego) added 9 points and 12 rebounds respectively for Mustangs in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. North Bears will meet BA CoE in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Mustangs will play against Spireds (#14) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Norths B.: W.Holly 17+9reb+2ast, P.Carla 13+3reb+1ast, E.Simons 11+4reb+1ast, S.Schicher 9+14reb+1ast, M.O'Hehir 7+3reb+1ast, K.Seebohm 7+5reb+3ast
Maitland M.: R.Shakera 15+9reb+1ast, W.Daila 10+2reb+1ast, S.Hunter 9+12reb+2ast, H.Fox 5+9reb+1ast, B.Ella 4+2reb, W.Mila 3+3reb

Cent.Coast C. - Canberra N. 90-81

Crusaders used a home court advantage and defeated the opponent from Canberra 90-81 on Sunday night. Crusaders dominated down low during the game scoring 44 of its points in the paint compared to Nationals' 22 and made 16-of-19 free shots (84.2 percent) during the game. They outrebounded Nationals 45-32 including 32 on the defensive glass. It was an exceptional evening for swingman Sara Matthews (174-2002) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 23 points and 15 rebounds. Guard Jasmine Forcadilla (173-1997, college: St.Mary's, CA) accounted for 21 points for the winning side. Five Crusaders players scored in double figures. Crusaders' coach used an eleven-player rotation and allowed the starting five to rest. Guard Lizzy Tonks (173, college: CSUN) came up with 25 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists and guard Abby Solway (165-2003, college: S.Georgia Tech) added 21 points and 5 rebounds respectively for Nationals in the defeat. Crusaders will meet at home Panthers (#11) in the next round. Nationals will play against Sharks in Sutherland and hope to win that game.
Top scorers:
Cent.Coast C.: M.Sara 23+15reb+3ast, J.Forcadilla 21+4reb+3ast, M.Penn 13+1reb+1ast, D.Rowe 12+5reb+1ast, N.Hutchins 10+12reb+1ast, M.Miller 7+3reb+2ast
Canberra N.: L.Tonks 25+5reb+4ast, A.Solway 21+5reb+2ast, K.Abbie 17+11reb, F.Elise 6+6reb+2ast, B.Jasmyn 5+1reb+4ast, Y.Mayen 3+2reb

Group NBL1 North

Logan T. - SW Metro P. 47-59

But Thunder was not able to use a home court advantage and lost to the opponent from Runcorn 59-47 on Friday night. Pirates forced 21 Thunder turnovers. It was an exceptional evening for American Leah Scott (183-1993, college: Marshall) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 25 points and 16 rebounds. Swingman Lulu Twidale (174-2005) accounted for 10 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals for the winning side. Mikhaela Cann came up with 16 points and 6 assists and New Zealand swingman Chevannah Paalvast (181-1991, college: Monmouth) added 12 points and 13 rebounds respectively for Thunder in the defeat. Pirates will meet at home Roar (#13) in the next round which should be an easy win for them. Thunder will play against Wizards (#5) in Taigum and looks forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
SW Metro P.: L.Scott 25+16reb, T.Lulu 10+8reb+6ast, H.Young 9+7reb+1ast, P.Price 9+11reb, C.Wragg 4+4reb+2ast, F.Alana 2+1reb+2ast
Logan T.: C.Mikhaela 16+4reb+6ast, C.Paalvast 12+13reb, A.Taia 8+9reb+3ast, R.Sharni 5+6reb, A.Mackenzie 3+1reb, H.Alleah 3+5reb+1ast

Mackay M. - Rockhampton C. 80-82

But Meteorettes were not able to use a home court advantage and were edged by the opponent from Rockhampton 82-80 on Friday night. It was an exceptional evening for American center Samantha Bowman (188, college: CWU) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 38 points (!!!) and 20 rebounds. Her fellow American import guard Lauren Heard (175-1999, college: TCU) accounted for 24 points and 5 rebounds for the winning side. American guard Davida Dale (180-1997, college: URI) came up with 28 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 6 steals and swingman Courtney Virgo (178, college: Newberry) added 13 points and 9 rebounds respectively for Meteorettes in the defeat. Four Meteorettes players scored in double figures. Cyclones will meet at home Flames (#16) in the next round which should be an easy win for them. Meteorettes will play against Flames (#16) and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Rockhampton C.: S.Bowman 38+20reb+2ast, L.Heard 24+5reb+2ast, T.Hay 10+2reb+3ast, J.Lorraway 5+3reb, R.Tori 4+2ast, E.Loader 1+6reb+3ast
Mackay M.: D.Dale 28+8reb+4ast, B.Charli 14+4reb+3ast, C.Virgo 13+9reb+2ast, H.Phoebe 12+3reb+4ast, B.Denesha 4+5reb+2ast, J.Hannah 3+1reb+1ast

Brisbane C. - Northside W. 64-95

But Capitals were not able to use a home court advantage and were smashed by the opponent from Taigum 95-64 on Saturday night. Wizards dominated down low during the game scoring 52 of its points in the paint compared to Capitals' 32. Wizards forced 20 Capitals turnovers and outrebounded them 49-33 including 34 on the defensive glass. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists comparing to just 10 passes made by Capitals' players. It was an exceptional evening for the former international point guard Tiana Mangakahia (168-1995, college: Syracuse) who led the winners and scored 27 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals. Amanda Johnson accounted for 18 points and 12 rebounds for the winning side. Four Wizards players scored in double figures. Point guard Abby Cubillo (168-1999) came up with 21 points and 5 rebounds and American forward Mia Loyd (181-1994, college: N.Dakota) added 13 points and 5 rebounds respectively for Capitals in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Wizards will meet Seahawks (#12) in the next round which should be another easy win for them. Capitals will play against Rip City (#8) in Sippy Downs and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Northside W.: T.Mangakahia 27+9reb+5ast, J.Amanda 18+12reb+2ast, D.Lil 15+5reb+3ast, G.Dale 11+8reb+1ast, K.McDermott 9+1reb+5ast, R.Haynes 8+5reb+3ast
Brisbane C.: A.Cubillo 21+5reb+2ast, M.Loyd 13+5reb+2ast, C.Bronte 8+2reb+1ast, S.Collins 8+4reb+2ast, B.Jordan 5+1reb, H.Keriana 4

NGC Seahawks - Gold Coast R. 53-89

But Seahawks were not able to use a home court advantage and were rolled over by the opponent from Gold Coast 89-53 on Saturday night. Rollers made 17-of-21 free shots (81.0 percent) during the game. They also forced 24 Seahawks turnovers. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Ariana Moorer (172-1991, college: Virginia) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 37 points (!!!), 11 rebounds and 8 assists (went 13 for 13 at the free throw line !!!). Guard Carla Drennan (178, college: CSUN) accounted for 15 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists for the winning side. Coach 's team controlled all game and the coach could let to play 11 players and allowed the starting five to rest. American power forward Erin Riley (180, college: Keiser) came up with 14 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists and the other American import forward Bionca Dunham (188, college: Louisville) added 10 points and 7 rebounds respectively for Seahawks in the defeat. Rollers will meet at home Force (#4) in the next round. Seahawks will play against Wizards and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Gold Coast R.: A.Moorer 37+11reb+8ast, C.Drennan 15+6reb+4ast, P.Jade 6+2reb+1ast, J.Hooper 6+3reb, R.Evans 6+1reb+2ast, S.Woods 4+2reb
NGC Seahawks: E.Riley 14+6reb+4ast, B.Dunham 10+7reb+1ast, B.Kennedy-Hopoate 10+4reb+2ast, R.Carly 9+7reb+1ast, M.Watkinson 6+2reb+1ast, C.Reece 4+5reb

USC Rip - SC Phoenix 75-54

Rip City used a home court advantage and outscored the opponent from Cotton Tree 75-54 on Saturday night. Rip City outrebounded Sunshine CP 54-34 including a 39-25 advantage in defensive rebounds. It was an exceptional evening for Carlie Smith who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 14 points and 17 rebounds. American guard N'Dea Flye (173-1998, college: Rocky Mountain) accounted for 17 points and 5 rebounds for the winning side. Rip City's coach felt very confident using entire bench and allowed the starting five to rest. The former international Kathleen Macleod (167-1986) came up with 23 points and 6 assists and swingman Amy Browne (178-1990) added 14 points and 12 rebounds respectively for Sunshine CP in the defeat. Rip City will meet at home Capitals (#9) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Sunshine CP will play against Brisbane Spartans and looks forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
USC Rip: N.Flye 17+5reb+2ast, C.Smith 14+17reb+3ast, S.Bairstow 13+7reb+2ast, M.Campbell 10+2reb, Y.Miller 8+4reb+1ast, L.Ups 6+4reb+6ast
SC Phoenix: K.Macleod 23+3reb+6ast, A.Browne 14+12reb+3ast, K.Heremaia 11+7reb+2ast, C.Chloe 6+1ast, M.Ditchburn 0+5reb, B.Emma 0+1ast

Darwin S. - SD Spartans 80-72

Salties used a home court advantage and defeated the opponent from Brisbane 80-72 on Saturday night. Salties forced 21 Brisbane Spartans turnovers. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Erin Bollmann (180-1994, college: SEMO) who led the winners and scored 20 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals. Guard Ruby Porter (178-2001, college: Nebraska) accounted for 22 points and 4 steals for the winning side. Guard Madelyn Allen (178-1994) came up with 28 points and 5 rebounds and New Zealand guard Ashleigh Karaitiana (183-1992, college: Hawaii) added 10 points and 6 rebounds respectively for Brisbane Spartans in the defeat. Both coaches used bench players and allowed the starting five to rest. Salties will meet at home Dolphins in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Brisbane Spartans will play against Sunshine CP (#14) and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Darwin S.: R.Porter 22+1reb+2ast, E.Bollmann 20+8reb+6ast, C.Brook 12+9reb+2ast, S.Johnston 9+2reb+3ast, T.Nisbet 4+6reb+3ast, C.MacGregor 4+3reb+2ast
SD Spartans: A.Madelyn 28+5reb+3ast, H.Smith 10+4reb+3ast, A.Karaitiana 10+6reb+1ast, H.Erin 5, R.Lucy 3+4reb, E.Preston 3+6reb+1ast

Townsville F. - Cairns D. 80-98

But Flames were not able to use a home court advantage and lost to the opponent from Cairns 98-80 on Sunday night. Dolphins made 20-of-26 free shots (76.9 percent) during the game. Dolphins outrebounded Flames 48-34 including a 39-23 advantage in defensive rebounds. It was an exceptional evening for New Zealand forward Penina Davidson (190-1995, college: California) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 40 points (!!!) and 21 rebounds. Forward Shaneice Swain (175-2003) accounted for 27 points (went 7 for 7 at the free throw line) for the winning side. Guard Kate Gaze (173-1990, college: St.Mary's, CA) came up with a triple-double by scoring 29 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists and point guard Indiah Bowyer (171-2003) added 20 points and 5 rebounds respectively for Flames in the defeat. Dolphins will meet Salties in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Flames will play against Cyclones (#6) in Rockhampton and look forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Cairns D.: P.Davidson 40+21reb+2ast, S.Shaneice 27+4reb+2ast, T.Mole 16+11reb+2ast, B.Teyahna 7+4reb+9ast, F.Andrianna 6+2reb+2ast, M.Donkin 2+3reb+2ast
Townsville F.: K.Gaze 29+13reb+11ast, B.Indiah 20+5reb+1ast, M.Carey 14+5reb+1ast, B.Shaylee 8+4reb+1ast, R.Grace 5+4reb, M.Ainslie 3+3reb+1ast

Ipswich F. - RedCity R. 82-65

Force used a home court advantage and beat the opponent from Brisbane 82-65 on Sunday night. Force made 21-of-27 free shots (77.8 percent) during the game. They also forced 29 Roar turnovers. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists comparing to just 10 passes made by Roar's players. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Alison Gorrell (178-1993, college: FAU) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 30 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists and 5 steals (went 9 for 9 at the free throw line !!!). The former international center Meg Essex (190-1996) accounted for 18 points and 8 rebounds for the winning side. Four Force players scored in double figures. Guard Lilly Rotunno (170-2004) came up with 24 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists and Shorna Preston added 15 points and 8 rebounds respectively for Roar in the defeat. Force will meet Rollers (#3) in the next round, which may be the game of the day. Roar will play against Pirates in Runcorn and looks forward to get finally their first victory.
Top scorers:
Ipswich F.: A.Gorrell 30+11reb+8ast, M.Essex 18+8reb, R.Georgia 14+2reb+7ast, J.Howe 14+2reb+2ast, A.Beatson 3+4reb+1ast, L.Shepherd 3+8reb+3ast
RedCity R.: R.Lilly 24+6reb+4ast, P.Shorna 15+8reb, C.Jaylen 9+3reb, A.Myka-Jean 6+8reb+2ast, M.Skye 5+8reb+3ast, K.Donnelly 2+7reb



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