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词条 1988 NBL Finals
释义

  1. Format

  2. Qualification

     Qualified teams  Ladder 

  3. Quarter finals

     (3) Canberra Cannons vs (6) Newcastle Falcons  (4) Brisbane Bullets vs (5) Perth Wildcats 

  4. Semi-finals

     (1) Adelaide 36ers vs (3) Canberra Cannons  Game 1  Game 2  (2) North Melbourne Giants vs (5) Perth Wildcats  Game 1  Game 2  Game 3 

  5. Grand Final series

     (2) North Melbourne Giants vs (3) Canberra Cannons  Game 1  Game 2  Game 3 

  6. See also

  7. References

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| title = 1988 NBL Finals
| league = National Basketball League
| sport = Basketball
| logo =
| pixels =
| duration = 14 July - 7 August 1988
| no_of_teams = 6
| TV = Seven Network
| finals = NBL Finals
| finals_champ = Canberra Cannons
| finals_runner-up = North Melbourne Giants
| finals_MVP = Phil Smyth
| finals_MVP_link = NBL (Australia) Most Valuable Player – Grand Final|TBD
| prevseason_link =
| prevseason_year = 1987
| nextseason_link =
| nextseason_year = 1989
}}

The 1988 NBL Finals was the championship series of the 1988 season of Australia's National Basketball League (NBL) and the conclusion of the season's playoffs. The Canberra Cannons defeated the North Melbourne Giants in three games (2-1) for their third NBL championship.

Format

The 1988 National Basketball League Finals started on 14 July and concluded on 7 August. The playoffs consisted of two knockout Quarter finals, two best of three Semi-finals and the best of three game Grand Final series. As the two top teams at the end of the regular season, the Adelaide 36ers and North Melbourne Giants both qualified for home court advantage during the Semi-finals.

The finals series were played earlier than usual due to the 1988 Summer Olympic Games which were held at the time the NBL normally held their finals (September–October).

Qualification

Qualified teams

Team Finals
appearance 		Previous
appearance 		Previous best
performance
Adelaide 36ers 5th 1987 Champions (1986)
North Melbourne Giants 1st - 6th in 1987
Canberra Cannons 7th 1987 Champions (1983, 1984)
Brisbane Bullets 7th 1987 Champions (1985, 1987)
Perth Wildcats 2nd 1987 Runner up (1987)
Newcastle Falcons 4th 1987 4th in 1984 and 1985

Ladder

{{NBL Ladder 1988}}

Quarter finals

(3) Canberra Cannons vs (6) Newcastle Falcons

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|team1=Canberra Cannons |score1= 107
|team2=Newcastle Falcons |score2= 92
|report=boxscore
|Q1=24-16 |Q2=23-33 |Q3=30-23 |Q4=30-20
|points1=Simon Cottrell 23
|points2=Wayne Mcdaniel 37
|rebounds1=Willie Simmons 23
|rebounds2=Jerry Everett 19
|assist1=Phil Smyth 7
|assist2=Jerry Everett 2
}}

(4) Brisbane Bullets vs (5) Perth Wildcats

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 16 |place=Brisbane Entertainment Centre |TV=Seven Network |referee=Ray Hunt, Geoff Weeks |attendance=
|team1=Brisbane Bullets |score1= 98
|team2=Perth Wildcats |score2= 113
|report=boxscore
|Q1=26-27 |Q2=26-28 |Q3=23-27 |Q4=31-23
|points1=Leroy Loggins 31
|points2=Cal Bruton 31
|rebounds1=Leroy Loggins 11
|rebounds2=Kendal Pinder 21
|assist1=Leroy Loggins 8
|assist2=Mike Ellis 4
}}

Semi-finals

(1) Adelaide 36ers vs (3) Canberra Cannons

Game 1

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 19 |place=AIS Arena, Canberra |TV=Seven Network |referee=Ray Hunt, Robert Barnett |attendance=5,200
|team1=Canberra Cannons |score1= 100
|team2=Adelaide 36ers |score2= 91
|report=boxscore
|Q1=19-26 |Q2=37-21 |Q3=27-17 |Q4=17-27
|points1=Tad Dufelmeier 23
|points2=Mark Davis 27
|rebounds1=Willie Simmons 11
|rebounds2=Mark Davis 15
|assist1=Smyth, Mceachin 4 each
|assist2=Darryl Pearce 4
|series=Canberra lead the series 1-0
}}

Game 2

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 22 |place=Apollo Stadium, Adelaide |TV= Seven Network |referee=Eddie Crouch, Bill Mildenhall |attendance=3,000
|team1=Adelaide 36ers |score1= 95
|team2=Canberra Cannons |score2= 100
|report= boxscore
|Q1=21-23 |Q2=33-29 |Q3=18-27 |Q4=23-21
|points1=Mark Davis 26
|points2=Phil Smyth 28
|rebounds1=Mark Davis 20
|rebounds2=Willie Simmons 17
|assist1=Al Green 5
|assist2=Phil Smyth 6
|series=Canberra win the series 2-0
}}

(2) North Melbourne Giants vs (5) Perth Wildcats

Game 1

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 20 |place=Perth Superdrome |TV= Seven Network |referee=Eddie Crouch, Geoff Weeks |attendance=4,500
|team1=Perth Wildcats |score1= 108
|team2=North Melbourne Giants |score2= 105
|report=boxscore
|Q1=35-32 |Q2=28-31 |Q3=29-22 |Q4=16-20
|points1=Kendal Pinder 25
|points2=Fisher, Dillon 26 each
|rebounds1=James Crawford 15
|rebounds2=Fisher, Leader 11 each
|assist1=Cal Bruton 6
|assist2=Leader, Graham 4 each
|series=Perth lead the series 1-0
}}

Game 2

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 22 |place=The Glass House, Melbourne |TV=Seven Network |referee=Ray Hunt, Geoff Weeks |attendance=7,200
|team1=North Melbourne Giants |score1= 137
|team2=Perth Wildcats |score2= 113
|report=boxscore
|Q1=27-26 |Q2=26-28 |Q3=40-27 |Q4=44-32
|points1=Tim Dillon 44
|points2=Kendal Pinder 23
|rebounds1=Tim Dillon 15
|rebounds2=Paul Kuiper 10
|assist1=Dillon, Fisher 7 each
|assist2=Cal Bruton 4
|series=Series tied at 1-1
}}

Game 3

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 24 |place=The Glass House, Melbourne |TV=Seven Network |referee=Ray Hunt, Eddie Crouch |attendance=7,200
|team1=North Melbourne Giants |score1= 134
|team2=Perth Wildcats |score2= 111
|report=boxscore
|Q1=31-29 |Q2=33-21 |Q3=24-37 |Q4=46-24
|points1=Tim Dillon 44
|points2=Kendal Pinder 40
|rebounds1=Tim Dillon 9
|rebounds2=Kendal Pinder 17
|assist1=Wayne Carroll 10
|assist2=Mike Ellis 10
|series=North Melbourne win the series 2-1
}}

Grand Final series

(2) North Melbourne Giants vs (3) Canberra Cannons

Game 1

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=July 30 |place=AIS Arena, Canberra |TV=Seven Network |referee=Ray Hunt, Bill Mildenhall |attendance=5,200
|team1=Canberra Cannons |score1= 120
|team2=North Melbourne Giants |score2= 95
|report=boxscore
|Q1=30-25 |Q2=25-24 |Q3=37-22 |Q4=28-24
|points1=Phil Smyth 25
|points2=Tim Dillon 29
|rebounds1=Willie Simmons 12
|rebounds2=Tim Dillon 16
|assist1=Phil Smyth 8
|assist2=Wayne Carroll, Fisher 3 each
|series=Canberra leads series 1-0
}}

Game 2

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=August 5 |place=The Glass House, Melbourne |TV=Seven Network |referee=Eddie Crouch, Geoff Weeks |attendance=7,200
|team1=North Melbourne Giants |score1= 117
|team2=Canberra Cannons |score2= 101
|report=boxscore
|Q1=33-32 |Q2=29-11 |Q3=34-28 |Q4=30-21
|points1=Tim Dillon 43
|points2=Jamie Kennedy 27
|rebounds1=Tim Dillon 11
|rebounds2=Willie Simmons 13
|assist1=Wayne Carroll 7
|assist2=Phil Smyth 7
|series=Series tied at 1-1
}}

Game 3

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=August 7 |place=The Glass House, Melbourne |TV=Seven Network |referee=Eddie Crouch, Bill Mildenhall |attendance=7,200
|team1=North Melbourne Giants |score1= 101
|team2=Canberra Cannons |score2= 108
|report=boxscore
|Q1=24-26 |Q2=23-26 |Q3=28-25 |Q4=26-31
|points1=David Graham 28
|points2=Willie Simmons 23
|rebounds1=Tim Dillon 10
|rebounds2=Willie Simmons 10
|assist1=Wayne Carroll 6
|assist2=Herb Mceachin 6
|series=Canberra wins series and NBL Championship, 2–1
Grand Final MVP: Phil Smyth (Canberra)
}}

See also

  • 1988 NBL season

References

{{NBL Finals}}

2 : 1988 NBL season|National Basketball League (Australia) Finals
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