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The Sydney Kings defeat Tasmania JackJumpers to win the Fantastic Final NBL Series

The Sydney Kings smashed the JackJumpers in Game Three of their recent superb NBL series, denying Tasmania a title in the women's season.

The Kings eliminated JackJumpers 3-0 in the series, determining the title with a 97-88 victory before a record swarm.

In a game that must be dominated by JackJumpers, the away team has been ahead in every run.

However, the Kings overcame the final quarter, scoring 31 to 19 to take the third game and the title.

Xavier Cooks and Ian Clark were instrumental in the Kings' game, scoring 23 and 22 points apart, before an impressive record crowd of 16,149.
Their containers in the latter part helped elevate the Kings to their most memorable titles starting around 2005.

The Chefs were chosen as the main player in the last great series that covered a great season.

The guy is feeling better," Cox said, It took a long investment but we're finally here.

We have a lot of depth, and therefore, a lot of people in this group.

Clarke has been a late Kings expansion this season, joining the group in February.

He hit five big bushels from crossing the straight triple line toward helping get his side over the line.

I knew from the start that I thought we had some, type of address group, he said.

The way we convey ourselves, the way these people exercise, the way we struggle, and we showed it this evening."

JackJumpers took a significant lead in a quarter of the time, taking advantage of the transformations of the Five Kings.

The power swung in the following quarter on numerous occasions as Sydney and Tasmania tried to dominate the match.

Regardless of holding a significant lead of less than four minutes into the first half, JackJumpers could take a 48-47 lead into the main break.

The bushel count expanded on both sides in the second quarter from the last quarter as strength increased.

Several leading three-point containers from JackJumpers helped them hold a 69-66 lead in the final class.

However, similar to the past two rounds of the series, Kings flooded in late, and Clarke judged the home team.

The JackJumpers missed a slew of shots in the final season, resulting in a disappointing finish to what had been a surprise season.