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Daily Dribble Draws, Results, Top Performers & Reports Feature Article History Beckons for Defending Champions Sturt Sabres 2016 HELLOWORLD AUSTRALIAN U14 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS DAILY DRIBBLE DRAWS, RESULTS, TOP PERFORMERS & REPORTS FEATURE ARTICLE HISTORY BECKONS FOR DEFENDING CHAMPIONS STURT SABRES eading into the 2016 Australian Helloworld Under-14 Club Championships, the Sturt Sabres Hboys are prepared to defend their 2015 title. Aiming to become just the fifth different club to go back-to-back The Sabres had a tournament to remember in 2015, providing one since the tournament’s inception in 1970, the Sabres have a history of the highlights of the competition when a three-point buzzer beater of developing great players that have helped them to become one of from Taine Mitchell carried them over the line against Melbourne the most successful clubs in the country. Tigers in the Semi-Final, 57-55. “Sturt have developed a number of great players from Phil Smyth to It helped ensure Sturt progressed through the 2015 campaign Brett Maher, Jacob Holmes, Oscar Forman (all of whom have won undefeated with Sebastian Griffin and Joel Dyer leading the way. medals at an Under 14 nationals) as well as Nicole Seekamp and four-time Olympian Laura Hodges to name just a few,” said Sturt Jackson Allen and Aimable Rukundo Ciza Rutayisire are the two Director of Basketball, Scott Butler. returning players in the 2016 team, boosting their back and front courts respectively and with Rutayisire having averaged 8.3 points “We have a strong belief that great player development leads to per game last year, he could be set for a big tournament next week. team success at all levels and this has been a major reason behind Sturt’s many medals at this event. “The 2016 team has some good size, good guard play and is well coached by Ben Gliddon. It is always difficult to win a National “The girls won the title in 1993 and the boys won in 1974, 2005 Championship but we will give it our best shot. and 2015 which is a great record over a long period of time for a relatively small club.” “The will to prepare is more important than the will to win and both our boys and girls teams will be well prepared.” That most recent Championship snapped an three-year streak for Victorian clubs and non-Victorian teams have won the title just ten That preparation is an important aspect in the development times in the 45-year history of the Under-14’s. of the players at Under-14 level and with the Helloworld Club Championships providing the first chance to represent your club on Despite that record, Butler says that defeating Keilor Thunder in last a national level, the tournament is a vital step in the pathway. year’s Grand Final did not make winning the Championship any sweeter. “We believe this championship gives our players great big game experience that sets them up for higher age national championships “We try to emulate and better what the big Victorian associations do and hopefully Australian national teams. as they are the benchmark for basketball in Australia. “We have produced many players and coaches who are “With a relatively small population base to draw from in comparison, professionals and make their living from basketball and this it’s great when a plan comes together and we get a big win in a big championship is one of the first stages in their evolution.” game.” 2016 HELLOWORLD AUSTRALIAN U14 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS DAILY DRIBBLE DRAW Tuesday 27th September, 2016 COMPETITION GAME TIME CRT TEAM 1 TEAM 2 U14 Boys Pool A 35 9:00am M2 Hills Hornets NT South Suns U14 Boys Pool A 36 9:00am M4 Norwood Flames Joondalup Wolves U14 Boys Pool D 37 9:00am N7 Townsville Heat Newcastle Hunters U14 Boys Pool D 38 9:30am M1 Diamond Valley Eagles North Adelaide Rockets U14 Girls Pool B 39 9:30am N1 Willetton Tigers Southern District Spartans U14 Girls Pool B 40 10:30am M2 Hornsby Spiders Melbourne Tigers U14 Girls Pool F 41 10:30am M4 Illawarra Hawks Nunwading Spectres U14 Girls Pool F 42 10:30am N7 Sturt Sabres Northern Tasmania Tigers U14 Boys Pool C 43 11:00am M1 Norths Bears South Adelaide Panthers U14 Boys Pool C 44 11:00am N1 Cairns Marlins Willetton Tigers U14 Girls Pool C 45 12:00pm M2 Knox Raiders Gold Coast Waves U14 Girls Pool C 46 12:00pm M4 Darwin Cyclones Newcastle Hunters U14 Boys Pool F 47 12:00pm N7 Sturt Sabres Horsham Hornets U14 Boys Pool F 48 12:30pm M1 North West Tas Devils Geraldton Buccaneers U14 Boys Pool E 49 12:30pm N1 Sydney Comets Southern District Spartans U14 Boys Pool E 50 1:30pm M2 Hawthorn Magic Northern Tasmania Tigers U14 Girls Pool E 51 1:30pm M4 Townsville Flames North West Tas Devils U14 Girls Pool E 52 1:30pm N7 Southern Tigers Bendigo Braves U14 Boys Pool B 53 2:00pm M1 Canberra Gunners Darwin Cyclones U14 Boys Pool B 54 2:00pm N1 Knox Raiders Coffs Harbour Suns U14 Girls Pool A 55 3:00pm M2 Diamond Valley Eagles Manly Sea Eagles U14 Girls Pool A 56 3:00pm M4 Kalamunda Eastern Suns NT South Suns U14 Girls Pool D 57 3:00pm N7 Geraldton Buccaneers South Adelaide Panthers U14 Girls Pool D 58 3:30pm M1 Maitland Mustangs Canberra Capitals U14 Boys Pool A 59 3:30pm N1 NT South Suns Norwood Flames U14 Boys Pool A 60 4:30pm M2 Joondalup Wolves Hills Hornets U14 Boys Pool D 61 4:30pm M4 Newcastle Hunters Diamond Valley Eagles U14 Boys Pool D 62 4:30pm N7 North Adelaide Rockets Townsville Heat U14 Girls Pool B 63 5:00pm M1 Melbourne Tigers Willetton Tigers U14 Girls Pool B 64 5:00pm N1 Southern District Spartans Hornsby Spiders U14 Girls Pool F 65 6:00pm M2 North Tasmania Tigers Illawarra Hawks U14 Girls Pool F 66 6:00pm M4 Nunawading Spectres Sturt Sabres U14 Boys Pool C 67 6:00pm N7 South Adelaide Panthers Cairns Marlins U14 Boys Pool C 68 6:30pm M1 Willetton Tigers Norths Bears U14 Girls Pool C 69 6:30pm N1 Newcastle Hunters Knox Raiders U14 Girls Pool C 70 7:30pm M2 Gold Coast Waves Darwin Cyclones U14 Boys Pool F 71 7:30pm M4 Geraldton Buccaneers Sturt Sabres U14 Boys Pool F 72 7:30pm N7 Horsham Hornets North West Tas Devils 2016 HELLOWORLD AUSTRALIAN U14 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS DAILY DRIBBLE RESULTS Monday 26th September, 2016 COMPETITION G TIME CRT TEAM A RESULT TEAM B U14 Girls Pool D 1 10:00am M1 Maitland Mustangs 40-44 Geraldton Buccaneers U14 Girls Pool D 2 10:00am M2 Canberra Capitals 50-59 South Adelaide Panthers U14 Boys Pool E 3 10:30am M4 Southern District Spartans 57-67 Hawthorn Magic U14 Boys Pool E 4 11:00am N7 Sydney Comets 86-29 North Tasmania Tigers U14 Boys Pool B 5 11:30am N1 Darwin Cyclones 40-56 Coffs Harbour Suns U14 Boys Pool B 6 11:30am M1 Canberra Gunners 35-60 Knox Raiders U14 Girls Pool A 7 11:30am M2 Manly Sea Eagles 32-33 Kalamunda Eastern Suns U14 Girls Pool A 8 12:00pm M4 Diamond Valley Eagles 136-5 NT South Suns U14 Girls Pool E 9 12:30pm N7 Townsville Flames 62-44 Southern Tigers U14 Girls Pool E 10 1:00pm N1 North West Tas Devils 32-76 Bendigo Braves U14 Boys Pool F 11 1:00pm M1 Sturt Sabres 87-55 North West Tas Devils U14 Boys Pool F 12 1:00pm M2 Horsham Hornets 66-41 Geraldton Buccaneers U14 Boys Pool A 13 1:30pm M4 Joondalup Wolves 79-20 NT South Suns U14 Boys Pool A 14 2:00pm N7 Hills Hornets 57-73 Norwood Flames U14 Boys Pool D 15 2:30pm N1 North Adelaide Rockets 93-58 Newcastle Hunters U14 Boys Pool D 16 2:30pm M1 Diamond Valley Eagles 61-35 Townsville Heat U14 Boys Pool C 17 2:30pm M2 Cairns Marlins 45-55 NSW 5 U14 Boys Pool C 18 3:00pm M4 Willetton Tigers 65-54 South Adelaide Panthers U14 Girls Pool C 19 3:30pm N7 Knox Raiders 91-31 Darwin Cyclones U14 Girls Pool C 20 4:00pm N1 Gold Coast Waves 47-38 Newcastle Hunters U14 Girls Pool F 21 4:00pm M1 Illawarra Hawks 42-62 Sturt Sabres U14 Girls Pool F 22 4:00pm M2 Nunawading Spectres 94-24 North Tasmania Tigers U14 Girls Pool B 23 4:30pm M4 Hornsby Spiders 56-46 Willetton Tigers U14 Girls Pool B 24 5:00pm N7 Southern District Spartans 37-53 Melbourne Tigers U14 Boys Pool E 25 5:30pm N1 Hawthorn Magic 44-87 Sydney Comets U14 Girls Pool D 26 5:30pm M1 South Adelaide Panthers 73-45 Maitland Mustangs U14 Girls Pool D 27 5:30pm M2 Geraldton Buccaneers 21-85 Canberra Capitals U14 Boys Pool E 28 6:00pm M4 North Tasmania Tigers 53-72 Southern District Spartans U14 Boys Pool B 29 6:30pm N7 Knox Raiders 80-34 Darwin Cyclones U14 Boys Pool B 30 7:00pm N1 Coffs Harbour Suns 49-53 Canberra Gunners U14 Girls Pool A 31 7:00pm M1 Kalamunda Eastern Suns 67-77 Diamond Valley Eagles U14 Girls Pool A 32 7:00pm M2 NT South Suns 14-83 Manly Sea Eagles U14 Girls Pool E 33 7:30pm M4 Bendigo Braves 46-32 Townsville Flames U14 Girls Pool E 34 8:00pm N7 Southern Tigers 62-68 North West Tas Devils 2016 HELLOWORLD AUSTRALIAN U14 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS DAILY DRIBBLE LADDERS GIRLS LADDERS U14 Girls Pool A ladder Position Team Games For Against Points 1 Diamond Valley Eagles 2 213 72 4 2 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 2 115 47 3 3 Kalamunda Eastern Suns 2 100 109 3 4 NT South Suns 2 19 219 2 U14 Girls Pool B ladder Position Team Games For Against Points 1 Melbourne Tigers 1 53 37 2 2 Hornsby Spiders 1 56 46 2 3 Willetton Tigers 1 46 56 1 4 Southern District Spartans 1 37 53 1 U14 Girls Pool C ladder Position Team Games For Against Points 1 Knox Raiders 1 91 31 2 2 Gold Coast Waves 1 47 38 2 3 Newcastle Hunters 1 38 47 1 4 Darwin Cyclones 1 31 91 1 U14 Girls Pool D ladder Position Team Games For Against Points 1 South Adelaide Panthers 2 132 95 4 2 Canberra Capitals 2 135 80 3 3 Geraldton Buccaneers 2 65 125 3 4 Maitland Mustangs 2 85 117 2 U14 Girls Pool E ladder Position Team Games For Against Points 1 Bendigo Braves 2 122 64 4 2 Townsville Flames 2 94 90 3 3 North West Tas 2 100 138 3 4 Southern Tigers 2 106 130 2 U14 Girls Pool F ladder Position Team Games For Against Points 1 Nunawading Spectres 1 94 24 2 2 Sturt
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