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Team
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Total
Adelaide 36ers
25
28
15
23
91
Sydney Kings
30
22
25
12
89
Adelaide 36ers
Sydney Kings
2 points
15
21
3 points
14
12
Free Throws
19
11
Free Throws Rate
TO90%
68%TO
Foul
30
02
Ended91 - 89
10:00
Cooks failed to jump the ball
0-0
10:00
Chitham jumped the ball to win
0-0
9:44
Cameron fouled
0-0
9:44
Cooks committed a personal foul
0-0
9:44
Cameron's 1st free throw (2 free throws): Hit
1-0
9:44
Cameron's 2nd free throw (2 free throws): Hit
2-0
9:27
Galloway missed a two-point breakthrough layup
2-0
9:27
Humphries cap
2-0
9:27
Chitham defensive rebounds
2-0
9:21
Chitham made a mistake
2-0
9:21
Dellavedova steals
2-0
9:17
Suarez hit a 3-point jumper
2-3
9:17
Dellavedova Assist
2-3
9:05
Cotton made a mistake
2-3
9:05
Dellavedova steals
2-3
9:03
Cameron committed a personal foul
2-3
9:03
Galloway fouled
2-3
8:56
Davis hit a 2-point jumper
2-5
8:49
Galloway committed a personal foul
2-5
8:49
Cameron fouled
2-5
8:42
Vasijevic hit a 3-point jumper
5-5
8:42
Cotton assisted
5-5
8:20
Humphries committed a personal foul
5-5
8:20
Cooks fouled
5-5
8:20
Cooks 1st free throw (2 free throws): missed
5-5
8:20
Cooks 2nd free throw (2 free throws): missed
5-5
8:20
Suarez offensive rebound
5-5
8:10
Dellavedova turned around and hit a jumper with 2 points
5-7
7:51
Vasievich made a mistake
5-7
7:42
Galloway hit a 2-point breakthrough layup
5-9
7:27
Cameron hit a 3-point jumper
8-9
7:27
Chitham assists
8-9
7:10
Galloway missed a 3-point jumper
8-9
7:10
Dellavedova offensive rebound
8-9
7:04
Dellavedova missed a two-point turnaround jumper
8-9
7:04
Humphries cap
8-9
7:04
Offensive rebounding
8-9
7:04
Rakosevic was replaced, and Humphries was replaced
8-9
7:00
Cooks hit a 2-point dunk
8-11
7:00
Davis assisted
8-11
6:40
Vasievich hit a two-point breakthrough layup
10-11
6:23
Dellavedova turned around and hit a jumper with 2 points
10-13
6:00
Chitham hit a 3-point jumper
13-13
6:00
Cotton assisted
13-13
5:50
Cameron committed a personal foul
13-13
5:50
Davis fouled
13-13
5:50
Craig, Noe, and Maruach were replaced, and Dellavedova, Galloway, and Cooks were replaced
13-13
5:50
Davis 1st free throw (3 free throws): hit
13-14
5:50
Davis 2nd free throw (3 free throws): hit
13-15
5:50
Davis 3rd free throw (3 free throws): hit
13-16
5:50
Jenkins was replaced, Cameron was replaced
13-16
5:36
Cotton made a mistake
13-16
5:36
Davis steals
13-16
5:31
Davis missed a 3-point pull-up jumper
13-16
5:31
Cotton defensive rebound
13-16
5:19
Vasijevic missed a three-point pull-up jumper
13-16
5:19
Offensive rebounding
13-16
5:19
Noe committed a personal foul
13-16
5:19
Rakosevic fouled
13-16
5:07
Cotton hit a 2-point breakthrough layup
15-16
4:54
Suarez hit a 2-point layup
15-18
4:54
Davis assisted
15-18
4:32
Vasijevic missed a 3-point jumper
15-18
4:32
Craig defensive rebound
15-18
4:25
Craig hit a 3-point pull-up jumper
15-21
4:14
Chitham hit a 2-point layup
17-21
4:02
Davis missed a 3-point jumper
17-21
4:02
Defensive rebounds
17-21
4:02
Noe committed a personal foul
17-21
4:02
Vasijevic fouled
17-21
3:52
Maruach committed a personal foul
17-21
3:52
Cotton fouled
17-21
3:52
White and Humphries were replaced, and Chittam and Vasijevic were replaced
17-21
3:52
Cooks was replaced, and Noe was replaced
17-21
3:52
Cotton's 1st free throw (3 free throws): hit
18-21
3:52
Cotton's 2nd free throw (3 free throws): hit
19-21
3:52
Cotton 3rd free throw (3 free throws): hit
20-21
3:52
Goodrick, Goodrick replaced, Suarez replaced
20-21
3:52
Davis missed a 2-point step-back jumper
20-21
3:52
Cooks offensive rebounding
20-21
3:52
Cooks missed a two-point layup
20-21
3:52
Cooks offensive rebounding
20-21
3:52
Cooks missed a two-point layup
20-21
3:52
Rakosevic defensive rebound
20-21
3:52
Cotton missed a 2-point drift jumper
20-21
3:52
Rakosevic attacked the rebound
20-21
3:52
Jenkins hit a 3-point jumper
23-21
3:52
Rakosevic assisted
23-21
3:52
Craig missed a 2-point step-back jumper
23-21
3:52
Rakosevic defensive rebound
23-21
2:52
Jenkins missed a 3-point jumper
23-21
2:52
Rakosevic attacked the rebound
23-21
2:52
Rakosevic hit a 2-point layup
25-21
2:50
Cooks missed a two-point jumper
25-21
2:50
White cover
25-21
2:50
Jump ball wins
25-21
2:50
Offensive rebounding
25-21
2:46
Craig hit a 3-point jumper
25-24
2:46
Cooks assists
25-24
2:25
Rakosevic missed a two-point turnaround jumper
25-24
2:25
Cooks defensive rebound
25-24
2:17
Defensive rebounds
25-24
2:17
Davis missed a two-point layup
25-24
2:17
Dellavedova and Suarez were replaced, and Maruach and Goodrick were replaced
25-24
2:02
Cotton missed a 3-point jumper
25-24
2:02
Delavedova defensive rebound
25-24
1:59
Cotton committed a personal foul
25-24
1:59
Dellavedova fouled
25-24
1:43
Cooks hit a 2-point turnaround jumper
25-26
1:26
Jenkins missed a 3-point jumper
25-26
1:26
White offensive rebounds
25-26
1:20
Jenkins missed a 3-point jumper
25-26
1:20
Humphries offensive rebounding
25-26
1:17
White missed a 3-point jumper
25-26
1:17
Craig defensive rebound
25-26
1:06
Craig hit a 2-point step-back jumper
25-28
52.0
Cotton made a mistake
25-28
52.0
Cotton committed an offensive foul
25-28
52.0
Cooks fouled
25-28
52.0
Kenyon, Vasijevic and Chittam were replaced, and White, Rakosevic and Jenkins were replaced
25-28
42.0
Cooks hit a 2-point dunk
25-30
42.0
Dellavedova Assist
25-30
27.0
Cotton missed a 3-point jumper
25-30
27.0
Defensive rebounds
25-30
23.0
White was replaced, and Cotton was replaced
25-30
3.0
Cooks made a mistake
25-30
3.0
Vasievich steals
25-30
0.0
The first quarter ends
25-30
Match Info
The Adelaide 36ers edged out the Sydney Kings 91-89 in a thrilling National Basketball League contest at Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Friday evening. This tightly fought match was decided in the final seconds, with a crucial defensive stop securing a vital home victory for the 36ers in their late-season push for playoff positioning.
The game was a back-and-forth affair from the opening tip-off, with neither team able to establish a commanding lead. Adelaide started strong, capitalizing on home-court energy to build a small early advantage, but the Sydney Kings, known for their resilient play, fought back to keep the scoreline tight throughout the first half. The third quarter saw the Kings find their rhythm offensively, briefly taking the lead as their star guard began to heat up from beyond the arc. However, the 36ers responded with a run of their own, setting up a dramatic final period. With the score tied in the final minute, Adelaide executed a critical offensive set to take a two-point lead, and then sealed the win with a game-saving steal on the Kings' last possession, preventing a potential game-tying or game-winning shot.
Key to the Adelaide victory was their ability to control the paint, out-rebounding the Kings and converting second-chance opportunities. The focus point of the match was the intense individual battle between the two teams' primary scorers, with each answering the other's baskets down the stretch. There were no major controversies, but the physical defensive intensity from both sides led to a high-stakes, playoff-like atmosphere. The standout performance came from Adelaide's veteran forward, who provided crucial leadership and clutch scoring in the fourth quarter.
This result has significant implications for the NBL league table. The win provides Adelaide with valuable points as they jockey for a favorable seed in the upcoming finals series, while the narrow loss is a setback for the Kings' hopes of securing a top-two finish and home-court advantage. Post-match, the Adelaide coach praised his team's composure, stating, "We showed great heart tonight. To get a stop like that against a quality opponent like Sydney is what championship teams are built on." The Sydney coach acknowledged the fine margins, saying, "It's a tough one to swallow. We had our chances but credit to Adelaide, they made one more play than we did."
The starting lineups featured the 36ers' usual core, with their point guard directing the offense, while the

