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New Zealand Breakers to set up NBL home in Tasmania - Vimarsana News

New Zealand Breakers to set up NBL home in Tasmania

New Zealand Breakers to set up NBL home in Tasmania The New Zealand Breakers are set to play home games out of Launceston later this season as their nomadic NBL existence continues. The Breakers have been in Australia since late last year. They were first based in Melbourne before a move to Hobart, and then returned to Melbourne for the ongoing NBL Cup. NBL on ESPN Love Basketball? Australian users can personalise their ESPN experience by downloading the App. Get live scores, news and videos ANYWHERE, DOWNLOAD It is hoped COVID-19 restrictions will ease and they will be able to return to pl...

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NBL Adelaide 36ers beat New Zealand Breakers in overtime thriller - Vimarsana News

NBL Adelaide 36ers beat New Zealand Breakers in overtime thriller

Editor's Picks The gripping finale concluded when Breakers import Lamar Patterson, whose three-pointer with 17.8 seconds remaining gave his side a sniff, missed his next attempt on the buzzer that would have forced double-overtime. For the Breakers, Tai Webster (34 points) sizzled in his first NBL game in almost eight years before fouling out with 11.8 seconds left, Tony Crocker's ensuing free throws giving the Sixers the cushion they needed. Daniel Johnson of the 36ers tries to find a way past the Breakers' Rob Loe.  Kelly Barnes/Getty Images Adelaide's charge was led by big centre Humphrie...

NBL New Zealand Breakers' Dan Trist in accidental COVID breach - Vimarsana News

NBL New Zealand Breakers' Dan Trist in accidental COVID breach

DOWNLOAD As a consequence of that visit, Trist is regarded by the Western Australian Government as having been in close contact with a person who has been in a restricted zone (Victoria) in the past 14 days. It means Trist is unable to enter WA for the Breakers' game against the Perth Wildcats in round three on January 31. He was immediately isolated from the rest of the team to ensure that the Breakers remain eligible to enter WA without need to quarantine. Editor's Picks