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Dutch League Finals, Game 5: May 25, 2010
The GasTerra Flames became the Dutch League champions for the third time in club history on Tuesday by downing World Class Aviation Academy Giants 79-74 to win the best-of-five series 4-1 an deliver Groningen its first crown since 2004. Robby Bostain scored 17 points to lead the winners. The hosts led for much of the contest in a hard-fought 40 minutes, however the Giants' Arvin Slagter managed to knot the game at 66-66 with three-and-a-half minutes remaining. And then Daniel Faris gave the visitors a 71-72 lead. But with the game on the line, Bostain rose to the occasion and guided the Flames to the series-clinching win before he celebrated with the trophy. Jason Dourisseau and Matt Bauscher added 14 points each for the winners. Slagter paced the Giants with 17 points and Tyrone Sally and Jesse Kimbrough added 15 each.
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Dutch League, Finals Playoffs, best of 7 games
Record
Team
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Game 6
Game 7
4
GasTerra
(1)
89
80
84
60
79
x
x
1
World class AA
(2)
65
76
79
62
74
x
x
Dutch League Champion 2009-10: GasTerra Flames
Semifinals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record
Team
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
3
Gasterra
(1)
67
79
67
88
80
2
ZZ Leiden
(5)
76
74
63
90
70
3
World class AA
(2)
93
92
95
83
x
1
Friesland Aris
(6)
80
77
97
71
x
Quarterfinals Playoffs, best of 3 games
Record
Team
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
2
Gasterra
(1)
106
77
x
0
Upstairs Weert
(8)
68
61
x
0
Matrixx Magixx
(4)
62
62
x
2
ZZ Leiden
(5)
67
94
x
2
World class AA
(2)
71
78
x
0
Amsterdam
(7)
54
74
x
0
EiffelTowers
(3)
82
75
x
2
Friesland Aris
(6)
85
87
x
Finals Playoffs round games
Game 1
Gasterra vs. World class AA
89-65
May 15
Game 2
World class AA vs. Gasterra
76-80
May 18
Game 3
Gasterra vs. World class AA
84-79
May 20
Game 4
World class AA vs. Gasterra
62-60
May 22
Game 5
Gasterra vs. World class AA
79-74
May 25
Semifinals Playoffs round games
Game 1
Gasterra vs. ZZ Leiden
67-76
May 1
Game 1
World class AA vs. Friesland Aris
93-80
May 1
Game 2
ZZ Leiden vs. Gasterra
74-79
May 6
Game 2
Friesland Aris vs. World class AA
77-92
May 6
Game 3
Gasterra vs. ZZ Leiden
67-63
May 8
Game 3
World class AA vs. Friesland Aris
95-97
May 8
Game 4
ZZ Leiden vs. Gasterra
90-88 OT
May 11
Game 4
Friesland Aris vs. World class AA
71-83
May 11
Game 5
Gasterra vs. ZZ Leiden
80-70
May 13
Quarterfinals Playoffs round games
Game 1
Gasterra vs. Upstairs Weert
106-68
April 22
Game 1
World class AA vs. Amsterdam
71-54
April 22
Game 1
EiffelTowers vs. Friesland Aris
82-85
April 22
Game 1
Matrixx Magixx vs. ZZ Leiden
67-62
April 22
Game 2
Upstairs Weert vs. Gasterra
61-77
April 24
Game 2
Amsterdam vs. World class AA
74-78
April 25
Game 2
Friesland Aris vs. EiffelTowers
87-75
April 24
Game 2
ZZ Leiden vs. Matrixx Magixx
94-62
April 24
Dutch League, Regular Season, Game 36: April 17, 2010
LAST GAME
GAME 36
April 17, 2010
Day
Match
Result
April 17
EiffelTowers vs.Landstede
93-89
April 17
W. class AA vs. Upstairs
89-60
April 17
Amsterdam vs. M. Magixx
62-64
April 17
Rotterdam vs. Fries. Aris
64-86
April 17
Leiden vs. Gasterra
61-75
NEXT GAME
Quarterfinals Playoffs
Match
-
Gasterra (1) vs. Upstairs (8)
-
WCAA (2) vs. Amsterdam (7)
-
EiffelTowers (3) vs. F. Aris (6)
-
M. Magixx (4) vs. Leiden (5)
-
STANDINGS
TG
W
L
P+
P-
1
Gasterra
36
33
3
2
World class AA
36
24
12
3
EiffelTowers
36
24
12
4
Matrixx Magixx
36
23
13
5
ZZ Leiden
36
22
14
6
Friesland Aris
36
19
17
7
Amsterdam
36
14
22
8
Upstairs Weert
36
12
24
9
Landstede BB
36
5
31
10
R'dam Challengers
36
4
32
Dutch League, Season 2009-10
The Dutch League opens a new season with EclipseJet MyGuide Amsterdam as its defending champion. Amsterdam will have a lot to prove this season, as it lost its main players in the off-season market and must start over. Chris Rodgers is set to become the new leader in this team, with Robert Krabbendam, Sergio de Randamie and Jeese Voorn expected to play bigger roles. EiffelTowers Den Bosch are seen as the main candidate to win the title, as it got much stronger this summer. EiffelTowers landed star center Peter Van Paassen and managed to keep its core of players, including Kees Akerboom, Dean Oliver, Anthony Richardson, Jerome Beasley and Marcel Aarts. EiffelTowers also added combo guard Rogier Jansen to round out a deep roster. GasTerra Flames Groningen, Upstairs Weert, Matrixx Magixx Nijmegen and Landstede Zwolle will try to fight for a spot in the title series. Groningen counts on Tim Blue, Darian Townes and Matt Bauscher to lead the team this season. Matrixx signed Bobby Davis, Angelo Flanders and high-flying dunker Henry Bekkering. And Weert has Elijah Palmer as its franchise player, while Larry Gordon is set to lead Zwolle.
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Dutch League 2009-10
Finals Playoffs:
Game 4
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Game 1
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Game 2
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Game 3
Semifinals Playoffs:
Game 4
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Game 5
Game 1
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Game 2
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Game 3
Quarterfinals Playoffs:
Game 1
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Game 2
Regular Season:
Game 34
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Game 35
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Game 36
Game 31
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Game 32
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Game 33
Game 28
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Game 29
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Game 30
Game 25
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Game 26
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Game 27
Game 22
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Game 23
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Game 24
Game 19
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Game 20
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Game 21
Game 16
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Game 17
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Game 18
Game 13
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Game 14
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Game 15
Game 10
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Game 11
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Game 12
Game 7
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Game 8
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Game 9
Game 4
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Game 5
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Game 1
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Game 2
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