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Hawks force fifth game decider

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The Illawarra Hawks force a fifth game decider in the NBL Championship Series against Melbourne United.

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‘No tomorrow’: Big in coming for grand final decider

Illawarra Hawks coach Justin Tatum is confident superstar Trey Kell III will return for Sunday’s all-or-nothing fifth game of the grand final series after missing his team’s stunning road win in Melbourne to keep their title hopes alive.

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Hawks eliminate Port Stanley to compete in West Yeck finals

EXETER – The Exeter Hawks punched their ticket to the West Yeck division finals with a 3-2 win over the Port Stanley Sailors on Tuesday, March 18.

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Hawks force fifth game decider

The Illawarra Hawks force a fifth game decider in the NBL Championship Series against Melbourne United.

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Hawks heading home for Game Five of NBL Championship series

Illawarra Hawks trail 32-28 against Melbourne United in crucial game four, with Dellavedova leading United's charge.

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Unwrapped: NBL Finals Game 5 Preview

Adam and Tom Hersz discuss the epic NBL Championship Series between Melbourne United and the Illawarra Hawks, as we approach a decisive game 5 in Wollongong on Sunday.If you’d like to support the show through advertising, contact us at partnerships@pickandroll.com.au.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

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NBL breaks 31-year attendance record

The figure beats the previous best of 1,127,033, which stood for 31 years, and was set in 40 fewer games. “The NBL is the fastest growing sporting league in Australia and smashing our attendance record is further validation of the world-class entertainment product our competition has become,” said NBL chief executive David Stevenson. “The fans are the lifeblood of the competition and are at the forefront of every decision we make. There would be…

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