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Wagner College (USA) Tour to Australia - Games and Results WAGNER COLLEGE MEN Staten Island, New York, USA www.wagner.edu NCAA Division I Men Game 1: Sunday 7 August 2005 Opposition: Wollongong Hawks Venue: Beaton Park Basketball Stadium Address: Foleys Road, Gwynneville (Wollongong) Tip Off: 5.00 pm Duration: 4 x 12 minutes fully timed Tickets: Adults $12, Concession $7, Family $30 Tickets at the door or contact Illawarra BA on (02) 4225 9999 Result: Won 78 - 72 Game 2: Tuesday 9 August 2005 Opposition: Sydney Kings Venue: Alexandria Basketball Stadium Address: 53-57 Maddox Street, Alexandria (Sydney) Tip Off: 7.30 pm Duration: 4 x 12 minutes fully timed Tickets: Adults $10, Children $5. Tickets at the door. Result: Loss 69 - 92 Game Summary Game 3: Wednesday 10 August 2005 Opposition: West Sydney Razorbacks Venue: Bankstown Basketball Stadium Address: Third Avenue, Condell Park (Sydney) Tip Off: 12 noon Duration: 4 x 12 minutes fully timed Tickets: No charge - open to the public Result: Lost 102 - 109 Game Summary Game 4: Thursday 11 August 2005 Opposition: Sydney Kings Venue: Newington College Address: Stanmore Road, Stanmore (Sydney) Tip Off: 1.00 pm Duration: 4 x 10 minutes fully timed Tickets: No charge - open to the public Result: Won 78 - 76 Game 5: Friday 12 August 2005 Opposition: Wollongong Hawks Venue: Moss Vale Basketball Stadium Address: Parkes Road, Moss Vale Tip Off: 7.00 pm Duration: 4 x 12 minutes fully timed Tickets: Adults $8, Children $4. Tickets at the door. Result: Lost 74 - 84 Game 6: Saturday 13 August 2005 Opposition: Sydney Comets Venue: Alexandria Basketball Stadium Address: 53-57 Maddox Street, Alexandria (Sydney) Tip Off: 6.00 pm Duration: 4 x 10 minutes fully timed Tickets: Adults $5, Children $3. Tickets at the door. Result: Lost 72 - 76 Top Scorers: Game 1 vs Illawarra Hawks Wagner College - M Vitale 18, J Mundweiler 12, M Porter 12, D Vinson 9, J Smith 7, J Ulrich 6, D McLemore 5, J Rudakas 4, J Drummond 3, J Webb 2 Hawks - C Groves 25, B Castle 16, A Ballinger 14, T Pilon 11, M Campbell 3, K Gleeson 2, D Joyce 1 Game 2 vs Sydney Kings Wagner College - J Drummond 14, D McLemore 12, J Ulrich 11, J Smith 8, D Vinson 7, J Rudakas 6, M Vitale 4, J Mundweiler 4, M Porter 3 Kings - BJ Carter 20, B Knight 19, D Barlow 17, L Kendall 15, R Roberts 14, A Susanjari 4, J Shepard 3 Game 3 vs West Sydney Razorbacks Wagner College - J Mundweiler 17, D Vinson 16, M Vitale 15, J Ulrich 11, J Smith 10, M Porter 10, J Webb 10, D McLemore 8, J Rudakas 3, J Drummond 2 Razorbacks - J Harvey 32, N Horvath 28, S McGregor 20, J Blackburn 20, A Seffiet 6, C Rigby 3 Game 4 vs Sydney Kings Wagner College - J Ulrich 15, M Vitale 14, D Vinson 13, D McLemore 9, J Mundweiler 9, J Drummond 5, J Smith 5, M Porter 4, J Rudakas 2, J Webb 2 Kings - R Roberts 21, L Kendall 17, B Knight 12, D Barlow 10, B Sheridan 7, BJ Carter 3, J Shepard 3, A Sushjara 3 Game 5 vs Illawarra Hawks Wagner College - M Porter 19, J Ulrich 13, J Smith 11, J Drummond 10, J Rudakas 7, D McLemore 5, J Webb 4, D Vinson 3, M Vitale 2 Hawks - A Ballinger 25, C Groves 20, T Pilon 14, B Castle 11, A Caporn 10, T Demos 2, K Gleeson 2 Game 6 vs Sydney Comets Wagner College - D Vinson 17, D McLemore 15, M Porter 10, J Mundweiler 9, M Vitale 7, J Ulrich 4, J Smith 4, J Drummond 2, J Rudakas 2, J Webb 2 Comets - S Whitehead 22, C Stauber 22, L Brennan 11, A Bauk 8, G Dann 7, C Natrass 4, J Braddy 2 .

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