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FEB - The Netherlands
Dutch League, Game 30: March 13-14, 2010
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 Gasterra Flames keeps leading the Dutch League standings with a 27-3 record. EiffelTowers Den Bosch is second at 21-7, with World Class AA Giants right behind at 21-8. Gasterra survived a tough test by edging Matrixx Magixx 71-80 in Nijmegen on Saturday. Robby Bostain led the winners with 18 points. Matt Haryasz added 16 and 11 rebounds while Matt Bauscher had 15 points for Gasterra, that led 26-44 at halftime and managed to keep a safe lead until the final buzzer. EiffelTowers downed Rotterdam Challengers 77-68 in Den Bosch on Sunday. Djoenie Steenvoorde led the winners with 16 points. Stefan Wessels added 15 while Jerome Beasley and Anthony Richardson each had 12 for EiffelTowers, that trailed 57-64 with 7 minutes. Richardson led a 18-0 run that allowed EiffelTowers to seal the outcome, 75-64. WCAA Giants edged Amsterdam 57-55 in Bergen op Zoom on Saturday. Arvin Slagter led the winners with 21 points. Jesse Kimbrough added 14 for WCAA, that trailed all the way until the final second, in which Slagter struck from downtown to win it for the Giants. In other games, De Friesland Aris topped Landstede 69-77 while Upstairs Weert edged Zorg en Zekerheid 84-83 behind 20 points from Mark Porter. MORE |
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Dutch League, Regular Season, Game 31: March 16-18, 2010
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LAST GAME GAME 31
March 16-18, 2010 |
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Match |
Result |
| Mar. 16 |
Friesl. Aris vs. M. Magixx |
86-73 |
| Mar. 16 |
Amsterdam vs. Landstede |
72-70 |
| Mar. 18 |
Rotterdam vs. W. Class AA |
53-83 |
| Mar. 18 |
Leiden vs. EiffelTowers |
98-74 |
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NEXT GAME GAME 32
March 20-21, 2010 |
| Day |
Match |
| Mar. 20 |
Landstede vs. M. Magixx |
| Mar. 20 |
Upstairs vs. Friesl.Aris |
| Mar. 20 |
Amsterdam vs.Rotterdam |
| Mar. 21 |
EiffelTowers vs. Gasterra |
| Mar. 21 |
W. Class AA vs. Leiden |
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STANDINGS (Game 30) |
TG |
W |
L |
P+ |
P- |
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Gasterra |
30 |
27 |
3 |
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EiffelTowers |
28 |
21 |
7 |
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World class AA |
29 |
21 |
8 |
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ZZ Leiden |
30 |
18 |
12 |
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Matrixx Magixx |
30 |
18 |
12 |
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Friesland Aris |
30 |
15 |
15 |
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Amsterdam |
29 |
10 |
19 |
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Upstairs Weert |
30 |
10 |
20 |
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| 9 |
Landstede BB |
30 |
5 |
25 |
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| 10 |
R'dam Challengers |
30 |
3 |
27 |
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Dutch League, Season 2009-10
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| 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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