Post-game Update: Intrasquad Game
25 Aug
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The Tasmania JackJumpers took to the court tonight for an intrasquad game at Ulverstone Sports and Leisure Centre, where Team Green faced off against Team White. Fans were thrilled to see the JackJumpers in action for the first time since the 23/24 championship, eagerly welcoming newcomers Reuben Te Rangi, Craig Sword, Gorjok Gak, and development players Brody Nunn, Archie Woodhill, and Nick Stoddart.
Game Summary:
In a closely fought contest, Anthony Drmic led Team Green with 17 points, demonstrating his leadership and ability to create opportunities on the floor. Gorjok Gak also made a strong impact, contributing 11 points and pulling down 6 rebounds to help secure the win.
On the other side, Team White was spearheaded by development player Walter Brown, who recorded 10 points and 7 rebounds, showing his prowess on both ends of the court. Will Magnay added 9 points and opened the scoring with the first basket of the game, while Majok Deng and Milton Doyle also chipped in with 9 points each, keeping the game competitive until the final whistle.
Looking Ahead:
With tonight's game in the books, the JackJumpers continue their rigorous preparation for the upcoming season. The team's next intrasquad game will take place on Tuesday, August 27 6.35pm, at Elphin Sports Centre, providing another opportunity to witness these players in action as they fine-tune their strategies and build chemistry.
Final Score:
- Team Green: 54
Top Performers: Anthony Drmic 17 points, Jordon Crawford 12 points, Gorjok Gak 11 points - Team White: 53
Top Performers: Walter Brown 10 points, Majok Deng 9 points, Will Magnay 9 points, Milton Doyle 9 points

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