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Canberra Nationals Women
04-11 17:30
69 - 43
End
Illawarra Hawks Waratah (w)
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Prediction
Team
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Total
Canberra Nationals Women
10
17
23
19
69
Illawarra Hawks Waratah (w)
8
14
9
12
43
Canberra Nationals Women
Illawarra Hawks Waratah (w)
2 points
17
11
3 points
8
3
Free Throws
11
12
Free Throws Rate
TO64%
60%TO
Foul
10
01
Ended69 - 43
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Match Info
The Canberra Nationals Women put on a defensive clinic, overwhelming the Illawarra Hawks Waratah 69-43 in a National Women’s Basketball League1 East fixture. The Nationals' victory was built on a foundation of relentless pressure, holding their opponents to a remarkably low score. Canberra set the tone early, jumping out to a commanding lead in the first quarter and never looking back. Their ability to force turnovers and contest every shot frustrated the Illawarra offense all night. On the other end, the Nationals shared the scoring load efficiently, with multiple players contributing to the scoreboard. This lopsided win boosts Canberra's standing and confidence, while Illawarra will need to go back to the drawing board to solve their scoring woes. The match result underscores the Nationals as a formidable defensive unit in the women's competition.