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2007 Australian Club Championships

释义

Tournament overview
Participants
League champions Wildcards
Results
Quarter-finals – men Quarter-finals – women Semi-finals – men Semi-finals – women Grand Finals
All-Star Five
Men Women
See also
References
External links

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The 2007 Australian Club Championships (ACC) brought together the best men's and women's basketball teams from the Waratah League, South East Australian Basketball League (SEABL), Queensland Australian Basketball League (QABL), Central Australian Basketball League (CABL) and Big V competitions for their shot at national glory, with the event held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.

By the tournament's conclusion, the Cairns Marlins were crowned as the best male basketball club in Australia and the Townsville Flames were crowned women's champions.^[1]

Tournament overview

The Cairns Marlins defeated the Dandenong Rangers 110–98 in the men's Grand Final. Nothing could split the sides in the first half but the Rangers, who finished runners-up for the second year in a row, could not contain the offensive strength of the Marlins, who had five players score 16 points or more. Cairns Taipans National Basketball League stars Aaron Grabau and Gary Boodnikoff netted 24 points and 23 points respectively to lead the Marlins with Grabau going on to be named Grand Final MVP. Future Australian Boomer Nathan Jawai also chipped in with a 21-point, 13-rebound double-double and proved to be the difference in the decisive third quarter.^[1]^[2]

In the women's final, the Townsville Flames defeated the Hume City Broncos, 92–49. Australian Opal Rohanee Cox was outstanding for Townsville, netting a game-high 30 points while Townsville Fire Women's National Basketball League guard Celeste Heilbronn added 21 points and 9 rebounds in support. The Broncos were missing Opal Sharin Milner and Under 21 World Championship silver medalist Elyse Penaluna through injury and couldn't match the offensive power of the Flames.^[1]

Participants

To qualify for the event, teams had to be crowned Champion of their respective Leagues. There were also a number of wildcard entries.^[3]

League champions

League	Men	Women
Big V	Dandenong Rangers	Hume City Broncos
CABL	North Adelaide Rockets	West Adelaide Bearcats
QABL	Cairns Marlins	Townsville Flames
SEABL	Bendigo Braves (South) & Geelong Supercats (East)	Bendigo Braves
Waratah	Sutherland Sharks	Hornsby Spiders

Wildcards

League	Men	Women
Big V	Waverley Falcons
CABL	Norwood Flames
QABL	Rockhampton Rockets
SEABL	Ballarat Miners
Waratah	Sydney Comets

Results

Quarter-finals – men

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|points2=E. Burdon 21
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|points2=C. Rigby 19
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Quarter-finals – women

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|points2=K. Shierlaw 14
|place=Wayville, South Australia
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|date=19 August
|time=2:00 p.m.
|teamA=Bendigo Braves
|scoreA=82
|points1=A. Walsh 20
|teamB=Waverley Falcons
|scoreB=61
|points2=C. Egan 24
|place=Bendigo, Victoria
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Semi-finals – men

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|date=25 August
|teamA=Cairns Marlins
|scoreA=123
|points1=A. Grabau 24
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Semi-finals – women

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|points1=R. Cox 31
|teamB=Ballarat Miners
|scoreB=54
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|place=Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
}}{{Basketballbox
|date=25 August
|teamA=Hume City Broncos
|scoreA=78
|points1=K. Burbridge 21
|teamB=Bendigo Braves
|scoreB=71
|points2=K. Harrower 21
|place=Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
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Grand Finals

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|teamB=Dandenong Rangers
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}}{{Basketballbox
|date=26 August
|teamA=Townsville Flames
|scoreA=92
|points1=R. Cox 30
|teamB=Hume City Broncos
|scoreB=49
|points2=N. Pedro 11
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All-Star Five

Men

Name	Team
Aaron Grabau (Grand Final MVP)	Cairns Marlins
Nathan Jawai	Cairns Marlins
Scott Cook	Cairns Marlins
Ash Cannan	Dandenong Rangers
Brent Hobba	Dandenong Rangers

Women

Name	Team
Rachael Flanagan	Townsville Flames
Rohanee Cox (Grand Final MVP)	Townsville Flames
Kristi Harrower	Bendigo Braves
Kellie Burbridge	Hume City Broncos
Naomi Pedro	Hume City Broncos

References

1. ^¹²{{cite web | url=http://misc.sportingpulse.com/ba_annualreport/PDF/Australian%20Club%20Championships.pdf | title=Basketball Australia 2007 Annual Report – Australian Club Championships | work=SportingPulse.com | accessdate=22 May 2015 | format=PDF}}
2. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.abc.net.au/news/2007-08-27/marlins-celebrate-national-title-win/651154 | title=Marlins celebrate national title win | work=ABC.net.au | date=27 August 2007 | accessdate=22 May 2015}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://misc.sportingpulse.com/ba_annualreport/PDF/Australian%20Club%20Championships%20Scoreboard.pdf |title=Basketball Australia 2007 Annual Report – Australian Club Championships Scoreboard |work=SportingPulse.com |accessdate=22 May 2015 |format=PDF |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150518095544/http://misc.sportingpulse.com/ba_annualreport/PDF/Australian%20Club%20Championships%20Scoreboard.pdf |archivedate=18 May 2015 |df= }}

External links

Basketball Australia 2007 Annual Report
The Road to the ABA National Finals

2 : Australian Basketball Association|2007–08 in Australian basketball

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