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1 Tournament overview  





2 Participants  



2.1  League champions  





2.2  Wildcards  







3 Results  



3.1  Quarter-finals  men  





3.2  Quarter-finals  women  





3.3  Semi-finals  men  





3.4  Semi-finals  women  





3.5  Grand Finals  







4 All-Star Five  



4.1  Men  





4.2  Women  







5 See also  





6 References  





7 External links  














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2007 Australian Club Championships
Tournament details
ArenaMelbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Melbourne, Victoria
Dates17–26 August
Final positions
ChampionsM: Cairns Marlins
W: Townsville Flames
Runners-upM: Dandenong Rangers
W: Hume City Broncos

2006

2008

The 2007 Australian Club Championships (ACC) brought together the best men's and women's basketball teams from the Waratah League, South East Australian Basketball League (SEABL), Queensland Australian Basketball League (QABL), Central Australian Basketball League (CABL) and Big V competitions for their shot at national glory, with the event held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.

By the end of the tournament, the Cairns Marlins were crowned as the best male basketball club in Australia and the Townsville Flames were crowned women's champions.[1]

Tournament overview

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The Cairns Marlins defeated the Dandenong Rangers 110–98 in the men's Grand Final. Nothing could split the sides in the first half but the Rangers, who finished runners-up for the second year in a row, could not contain the offensive strength of the Marlins, who had five players score 16 points or more. Cairns Taipans National Basketball League stars Aaron Grabau and Gary Boodnikoff netted 24 points and 23 points respectively to lead the Marlins with Grabau going on to be named Grand Final MVP. Future Australian Boomer Nathan Jawai also chipped in with a 21-point, 13-rebound double-double and proved to be the difference in the decisive third quarter.[1][2]

In the women's final, the Townsville Flames defeated the Hume City Broncos, 92–49. Australian Opal Rohanee Cox was outstanding for Townsville, netting a game-high 30 points while Townsville Fire Women's National Basketball League guard Celeste Heilbronn added 21 points and 9 rebounds in support. The Broncos were missing Opal Sharin Milner and Under 21 World Championship silver medalist Elyse Penaluna through injury and couldn't match the offensive power of the Flames.[1]

Participants

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To qualify for the event, teams had to be crowned Champion of their respective Leagues. There were also a number of wildcard entries.[3]

League champions

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League Men Women
Big V Dandenong Rangers Hume City Broncos
CABL North Adelaide Rockets West Adelaide Bearcats
QABL Cairns Marlins Townsville Flames
SEABL Bendigo Braves (South) & Geelong Supercats (East) Bendigo Braves
Waratah Sutherland Sharks Hornsby Spiders

Wildcards

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League Men Women
Big V Waverley Falcons
CABL Norwood Flames
QABL Rockhampton Rockets
SEABL Ballarat Miners
Waratah Sydney Comets

Results

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Quarter-finals – men

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17 August
7:30 p.m.

Cairns Marlins 110–95 Sydney Comets
Pts: N. Jawai24 Pts: S. Whitehead28

Cairns, Queensland

18 August
6:00 p.m.

Sutherland Sharks 98–87 Rockhampton Rockets
Pts: C. Tovey22 Pts: P. Bullock25

Sutherland, New South Wales

18 August
7:30 p.m.

Geelong Supercats 120–91 North Adelaide Rockets
Pts: S. Myers32 Pts: E. Burdon21

Geelong, Victoria

18 August
7:30 p.m.

Dandenong Rangers 100–70 Bendigo Braves
Pts: V. Inglima27 Pts: C. Rigby19

Dandenong, Victoria

Quarter-finals – women

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18 August
7:00 p.m.

Townsville Flames 95–62 Hornsby Spiders
Pts: R. Cox30 Pts: M. Musselwhite35

Hornsby, New South Wales

18 August
7:00 p.m.

Hume City Broncos 83–52 Norwood Flames
Pts: E. Penaluna28 Pts: N. Romeo16

Broadmeadows, Victoria

18 August
7:30 p.m.

Ballarat Miners 70–59 West Adelaide Bearcats
Pts: K. Ashby23 Pts: K. Shierlaw14

Wayville, South Australia

19 August
2:00 p.m.

Bendigo Braves 82–61 Waverley Falcons
Pts: A. Walsh20 Pts: C. Egan24

Bendigo, Victoria

Semi-finals – men

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25 August

Dandenong Rangers 99–84 Sutherland Sharks
Pts: V. Inglima35 Pts: B. Henricks25

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

25 August

Cairns Marlins 123–91 Geelong Supercats
Pts: A. Grabau24 Pts: J. Medved27

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

Semi-finals – women

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25 August

Townsville Flames 77–54 Ballarat Miners
Pts: R. Cox31 Pts: C. Allgood14

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

25 August

Hume City Broncos 78–71 Bendigo Braves
Pts: K. Burbridge21 Pts: K. Harrower21

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

Grand Finals

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26 August

Cairns Marlins 110–98 Dandenong Rangers
Pts: A. Grabau24 Pts: B. Hobba20

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

26 August

Townsville Flames 92–49 Hume City Broncos
Pts: R. Cox30 Pts: N. Pedro11

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

All-Star Five

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Men

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Name Team
Aaron Grabau (Grand Final MVP) Cairns Marlins
Nathan Jawai Cairns Marlins
Scott Cook Cairns Marlins
Ash Cannan Dandenong Rangers
Brent Hobba Dandenong Rangers

Women

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Name Team
Rachael Flanagan Townsville Flames
Rohanee Cox (Grand Final MVP) Townsville Flames
Kristi Harrower Bendigo Braves
Kellie Burbridge Hume City Broncos
Naomi Pedro Hume City Broncos

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b c "Basketball Australia 2007 Annual Report – Australian Club Championships" (PDF). SportingPulse.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 May 2015. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
  • ^ "Marlins celebrate national title win". ABC.net.au. 27 August 2007. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
  • ^ "Basketball Australia 2007 Annual Report – Australian Club Championships Scoreboard" (PDF). SportingPulse.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 May 2015. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
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