Round 3 Game Preview - Tasmania JackJumpers vs Perth Wildcats
5 Oct
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State of Play
The Tasmania JackJumpers and Perth Wildcats face off again on Sunday, both holding 1-2 records after tough losses on Friday night. The JackJumpers fell 90-78 to the Cairns Taipans despite a late comeback, with Milton Doyle leading the team with 19 points. Will Magnay added 14 points, and Majok Deng contributed 13 points and 9 rebounds.
Perth, coming off a 29-point loss to Melbourne United, will be looking to bounce back. Missing key players Tai Webster and Dylan Windler, the Wildcats struggled defensively, particularly in the paint, and will be eager to regain form.
This home game, proudly presented by Willie Smith’s, brings additional intensity, as Perth’s last visit to Tasmania was during the NBL24 Semi-Finals, where the JackJumpers secured a 100-84 win to advance to the Championship Series. Expect a hard-fought rematch, with both teams eager to turn their season around.
Join us for a great game day experience with a touch of the country, featuring activities for all ages, including a petting zoo with Highland Coos, exciting giveaways, and Willie Smith’s container bar.
Last Time They Met
HUNGRY JACKS NBL 24 PLAYOFFS GAME 3
PERTH WILDCATS 84 (Cotton 21, Harris 13, T Webster 9, Doolittle 9, Sarr 9)
TASMANIA JACKJUMPERS 100 (McVeigh 27, Doyle 24, Magnay 18)
In their last meeting during the NBL24 Playoffs, the Tasmania JackJumpers secured a 100-84 win over the Perth Wildcats, advancing to the NBL Championship Series. Jack McVeigh led with a career-high 27 points, while Milton Doyle added 24 points and 9 assists. The JackJumpers’ defense held Perth’s Bryce Cotton to 21 points, limiting his opportunities throughout the game. Tasmania controlled the contest from start to finish, marking one of the defining wins of their season.
Ins & Outs
Tasmania JackJumpers
- INS: N/A
- OUTS: Sean Macdonald (ankle)
Perth Wildcats
- INS:
- OUTS: Tai Webster & Dylan Windler

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