JackJumpers

2022 - 5 - 11

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Sydney Kings defeat Tasmania JackJumpers to win NBL grand final ... (ABC News)

The Sydney Kings beat the JackJumpers in game three of the NBL grand final series, denying Tasmania a title in their maiden season.

It took a long time coming but we finally got here," Cooks said. The Kings swept the JackJumpers 3-0 in the series, sealing the title with a 97-88 victory in front of a record crowd. The Sydney Kings have defeated the JackJumpers in game three of the NBL grand final series, denying Tasmania a title in their maiden season.

Sydney Kings defeat JackJumpers in 2022 NBL grand final series (Tasmania Examiner)

The JackJumpers suffered a blow in the hours before the game with forward Fabijan Krslovic and guard Jack McVeigh ruled out due to illness. The JackJumpers came ...

Was part of the Warrnambool Standard's sports team which won the 2019 AFL Victoria Best Print/Online coverage for a daily newspaper. Started at The Examiner in January 2022. Was part of the Warrnambool Standard's sports team which won the 2019 AFL Victoria Best Print/Online coverage for a daily newspaper. Passionate about covering all sports from Ultimate Frisbee through to the latest footy and netball updates. Started at The Examiner in January 2022. Passionate about covering all sports from Ultimate Frisbee through to the latest footy and netball updates.

Kings vs JackJumpers: Prediction, Live Coverage, TV (Surprise Sports)

The Sydney Kings will go head-to-head with Tasmania JackJumpers for the NBL 2022 championship as we are down to the Grand Final. Let's check out everything ...

You can also watch Kings vs JackJumpers live via ESPN and Foxtel. Moreover, NBL TV is another option to catch the matches live. The grand finals should go to game number 4, with the JackJumpers winning one or two games. They offer 14 day free trial for new subscribers on the basic plan. They will be relentless in the attacks with the season’s MVP Jaylen Adams on their side. Sydney Kings will get the home-court advantage in this five-match series grand finals; the last two matches will be played if required, which we believe should be required. JackJumpers are an excellent attacking team with great tactics and the nerves of steel. He is averaging 16.71 points per game in the NBL this season. Everyone’s eyes will be on Jaylen Adams, the MVP of this season. And for Australian basketball right now, the figures make for excellent reading. It will be a five-match series Grand Final between Kings and JackJumpers; the last two matches should be held if required. Points, rebounds, assists, for starters, can tell the story of how a game unfolds and the contribution from its various parts. JackJumpers have already made history by being in the grand final in their first season, and their fairytale will continue.

Kings NBL champions once again as Tassie fairytale swept away (Fox Sports)

The Sydney Kings are NBL champions after sweeping the Tasmania JackJumpers 3-0 in their Grand Final series. Facing a mammoth task on the road in Sydney, ...

Jock Perry returns to the team as a nominated replacement player.” They were not able to overcome the losses as Sydney prevailed 97-88 in game three. The Sydney Kings are NBL champions after sweeping the Tasmania JackJumpers 3-0 in their Grand Final series.

All-star Sydney Kings crowned NBL champs (The West Australian)

The Sydney Kings have beaten the Tasmania JackJumpers 97-88 in game three of the grand-final series to win the NBL title for a fourth time.

Coming off the bench, Kings centre Makur Maker bagged seven points and three boards in under five minutes in the first quarter, but Sydney turned the ball over five times to Tasmania's none in the opening term. The JackJumpers got off to a fast start to lead 8-2 with Adams hitting two three-pointers and Sydney missing their first three field-goal attempts. The Sydney Kings have won their first NBL title in 17 years, scoring a 97-88 home win over the Tasmania JackJumpers to sweep the newcomers 3-0 in the best-of-five series.

Kings break 17-year NBL title drought in front of record home crowd (The Sydney Morning Herald)

The Sydney Kings pulled off a sweep of the best-of-five series, beating the Tasmania JackJumpers 97-88 to claim the NBL title in front of a 16149 home ...

Martin took the margin to five points with a score off the rebound as the 16,149 in attendance started to believe the title was within reach. Josh Magette, after a quiet game two, scored eight points and helped himself to two steals as the JackJumpers held stubbornly to their lead. The Kings came at them to start the second period, but the undermanned JackJumpers pulled heroes from seemingly nowhere.