Round 10 - Game Preview Adelaide 36ers vs Tasmania JackJumpers (NBL 25)
26 Nov
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Round 10 – Adelaide 36ers
Saturday 30 November, 8.30pm AEDT tip-off
Adelaide Entertainment Centre
LIVE ON ESPN
State of Play
The JackJumpers hit the road to face the 36ers this Friday at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre for game day.
Tasmania enters the matchup with confidence after a thrilling win against Brisbane, while Adelaide is looking to bounce back from a tough loss to Melbourne. Missing two of their top scorers, Kendric Davis (20.9 ppg) and Montrezl Harrell (20.4 ppg), the 36ers will lean on their depth with Dejan Vasiljevic, and Isaac Humphries needing to be at their best to contend with a full-strength JackJumpers squad.
Milton Doyle’s ability to continue his leadership and scoring late in games remain central to Tasmania’s game plan, as does Will Magnay on the defensive end, still sitting as one of the league’s top shot-blockers (1.5bpg) and anchoring the defense for the JackJumpers. Expect a hard-fought contest as the JackJumpers aim to maintain their recent winning form with a victory on the road.
Last Time They Met
Sunday 20 October – Adelaide Entertainment Centre
The JackJumpers faced the Adelaide 36ers at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, delivering a strong first-half performance before succumbing to a narrow 77-73 defeat. The game began with Milton Doyle on fire, hitting early three-pointers to push Tasmania to a 15-4 lead and a 22-13 advantage by the end of the first quarter, holding Adelaide to their lowest-scoring quarter of the season. Doyle and Jordon Crawford combined for 19 points in the first half, helping the JackJumpers take a 39-31 lead into the break. However, a buzzer-beating three-pointer from Adelaide before halftime hinted at a shift in momentum.
Adelaide found their rhythm in the second half, shooting 23 points in the third quarter and turning an 11-point deficit into an 11-point lead by the fourth. Despite a late push from the JackJumpers, the 36ers held on for the win.
Doyle starred for Tasmania with 22 points, seven rebounds, and six assists, supported by Crawford’s 13 points and six assists, and Will Magnay’s 11 points and six rebounds.
HUNGRY JACK'S NBL SEASON 2024/25
ADELAIDE 36ERS 77 (Davis 23, Harrell 22, Vasiljevic 11)
TASMANIA JACKJUMPERS 73 (Doyle 22, Crawford 13, Magnay 11)
Ins & Outs
- Tasmania JackJumpers: Jordon Crawford (concussion) - Lachlan Barker NRP.
- Adelaide 36ers: No injuries listed
SRT Logistics Update
Assistant Coach - Mark Radford 'We’ve had a great couple of weeks of training during the FIBA break, focusing on improving our offense while continuing to solidify our defense. Heading into the game against Adelaide, we’re feeling positive about the work we’ve put in, and we’re excited to see how our efforts translate on the court, especially with key players like Sean Macdonald returning and some new offensive strategies in place. It’s going to be a tough match, but we’re prepared and ready to keep improving.'

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