International Basketball Newswires (Also IUBC Competition)

by **Falconfar** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:31 pm

Hello, and welcome to the International Basketball Newswires. I noticed that NS has club leagues for Ice Hockey, Baseball, Football, and Rugby, but not Basketball. So, I asked around, and got enough interest, so I am making one.

The International Union of Basketball Clubs will hold its first installation. I will scorinate it, and the rules are as follows:
1. Each domestic league can send four teams. Please either post results on this thread or provide me with a link.
2. Each domestic league should rank the teams in order from first to fourth.
3. Any league with two or more nations can send up to six, with a limit of four clubs being able to come from one nation.

The first IUBC cutoff will be set at March 20th, 2012 at 8:00 PM PST.

Also, the IUBC is looking for sponsors, as well as finals bids.

The format of the tournament will be decided after I observe how many nations sign up.

Thank you.

by **Falconfar** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:38 pm

As evidenced by this post, Falconfar's delegates to IUBC I are as follows, in order:

Wurlington Dyanmos, Orion City Rollers, Frauhofen Terror, Votto Toren Buccaneers.

by **Darmen** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:47 pm

Darmeni Basketball Federation Season I

Darmeni Basketball Federation     Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD    Win %   Honors 
 1 Sterling City Tigers            54   34  20  4369 4059 +310    0.630   Champions, IUBC
 2 Eau Claire Wolves               54   29  25  4168 4160   +8    0.537   IUBC
 3 Scott City Jets                 54   29  25  4104 4162  −58    0.537   IUBC
 4 Tim City Heat                   54   28  26  4234 4185  +49    0.519   IUBC
 5 Brady City Wildcats             54   28  26  4296 4193 +103    0.519
 6 Chuckio Raiders                 54   27  27  4187 4203  −16    0.500
 7 Vogler City Lions               54   26  28  4106 4249 −143    0.481
 8 Brham Eagles                    54   25  29  4196 4208  −12    0.463
 9 Rogerton Sharks                 54   23  31  4212 4306  −94    0.426
10 Leicester Square Riders         54   21  33  4146 4293 −147    0.389

by **Civil Citizenry** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:54 pm

As per this post, the Citiz international entrants are:

International Union of Basketball Clubs ~ Trewich Urbanites, Sparrey Miners, Kent Bricks, Comesby Arches

by **Valladares** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 8:40 pm

The Valladar Basketball Association (known by their Spanish acronym AVB) is proud to present the first professional season of their highest and finest league, the Liga Superior de Baloncesto.

Liga Superior de Baloncesto (Superior League of Basketball) Season I

Liga Superior de Baloncesto      Pld   W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts
1 Lanceros de Colón               56  37  19  4473 4222 +251    93
2 Carloburgo Knights              56  29  27  4389 4357  +32    85
3 Metropolis Eagles               56  29  27  4493 4467  +26    85
4 Victoria Royals                 56  28  28  4377 4417  −40    84
5 Arrieros de Antioquia           56  27  29  4371 4299  +72    83
6 Eterna Galaxy                   56  27  29  4253 4370 −117    83
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7 Tigres de Chiquito              56  24  32  4344 4456 −112    80
8 Canalave Dukes                  56  23  33  4238 4350 −112    79

In green, teams qualified to both the IUBC and the play-off semifinals.

Liga Superior Play-Offs:

And the qualifiers to the first International Union of Basketball Clubs are: Carloburgo Knights, Lanceros de Colón, Victoria Royals, Metropolis Eagles.

by **Saugeais** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 11:23 pm

As per the result of this post, the delegates for the first IUBC championship are:

Montbenoit Lakers (BLS champions)
Ville-DuPont Racers (runners-up)
Middleview Fire
Les Alliés Sharpshooters

by **Homelands our** » Mon Mar 05, 2012 10:26 am

HO^AIR
HoAir would like to sponsor IUBC season 1.
HoAir cover domestic flights and worldwide flights but focus on regional flights. Yes we are an airline. We are the flag carrier for Homelands Our (like BA). We hope that you will consider us.

by **Falconfar** » Wed Mar 07, 2012 1:43 am

The IUBC will take HOAIR's bid into account. Thank you.

by **Baltskandio** » Wed Mar 07, 2012 4:45 am

From the most recent standings for the First Minister's Cup, the top three men's teams and the top women's team are to represent Baltskandio. After using head-to-head results to break the ties in both leagues, the nominees in order are:

Haabneeme
Jyllinge-naised
Jyllinge
Laagri

by **Taeshan** » Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:05 pm

As per this viewtopic.php?p=8668862#p8668862

The Taeshani qualified teams are

Chinquin Copper Bullets
Capetown Cobalt
Highway 89 Hornets
Tintown Typhoon

by **Falconfar** » Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:50 pm

The IUBC is proud to announce Polarian Restaurant Chain Fjorkiss as the sponsor of the tournament for the first five cycles!

by **Carmadin** » Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:37 pm

The Carmadin Thirty-Nine, Introduction

Basketball is one of the most popular sports it Carmadin, and clamorings for a national league have been raised from the sport's many follwers. The Carmadin Basketball Organization has obliged, and provided us with the exciting new league of the Carmadin Thirty-Nine. As the name may suggest, the league consists of the 39 best basketball clubs in the nation. These Thirty-Nine have been split into three conferences, each with 13 teams. The teams in each conference will play each other home and away, for twenty-four games over twenty-six matchdays in the regular season. The Champion of each conference will qualify internationally, and the next four runners-up will compete in the Tournament of the Twelve (Tot12) to decide the final qualifier. Rankings will be decided based on season points. The Thirty-Nine are not evenly matched, however, and so we give you our predictions on the season:

Yellow Conference

Champions: CBC Mehnsihn

Tot12 Entrants: Outpost, Club Renegade, Shihn'Dohm Isle, Chahr Baskets

Rest of the Conference:

Sharks Sah Moh'uhl
Inter Sehndohn
Anging Arenas
Abo Blue Wave
Volcano
Warriors BC
BCS Sho
South End

White Conference

Champions: Sho Athletic Club

Tot12 Entrants: Northerners, Autenticà, SdTIBC, Real Peniclado

Rest of the Conference:

Border
Chahr BC
Ebo
Club National
BC South
Trojans
River
Basketball Peak

Blue Conference

Champions: CB Seendok

Tot12 Entrants: Capital, Elcahnd, Anging BC, Eastern BC

Rest of the Conference:

North Abo
Shared Land
Port Town
Sehndohn BC
Peniclado Beach
Fight
Southern Carmadin Ice
Lion's Roar BC

The Opening Matchdays of the C39 are next!

(OOC: I'll do this in 3 posts, but they will all be on the same day, as I have no time. Sorry...)

by **Carmadin** » Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:39 pm

Carmadin Thirty-Nine: First Half Tables

The First half of the C39 season is complete, and there are a few suprises!

3 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss)

Yellow Conference      Pld    W   L  OTL  PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 CBC Mehnsihn            12    9   2  1   986  837 +149    28
 2 Shihn'Dohm Isle         12    9   3  0   972  841 +131    27
 3 Club Renegade           12    9   3  0   942  841 +101    27
 4 Outpost                 12    8   3  1   966  865 +101    25
 5 Inter Sehndohn          12    8   4  0   943  900  +43    24
 6 Chahr Baskets           12    7   5  0   958  931  +27    21
 7 Sharks Sah Moh'uhl      12    6   6  0   941  903  +38    18
 8 Anging Arenas           12    5   6  1   932  891  +41    16
 9 Abo Blue Wave           12    5   7  0   878  908  −30    15
10 South End               12    3   8  1   811  994 −183    10
11 Volcano                 12    3   9  0   903  955  −52     9
12 Warriors BC             12    3   9  0   811  994 −183     9
13 BCS Sho                 12    1  11  0   810  993 −183     3

CBC Mehnsihn couldn't claim the top spot till Matchday 13, and they hang only by an overtime loss, and the one point gained from that. Shihn'Dohm Isle, Club Renegade, Outpost, and Inter Sehndohn have all been challengers at one point or another, and the second half will be very exciting to see.

White Conference       Pld    W   L  OTL  PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Sho Athletic Club       12   11   0  1   975  795 +180    34
 2 Border                  12   11   1  0  1006  851 +155    33
 3 Northerners             12    7   4  1   942  879  +63    22
 4 Autenticà               12    7   4  1   927  870  +57    22
 5 SdTIBC                  12    7   5  0   935  889  +46    21
 6 Chahr BC                12    6   6  0   934  887  +47    18
 7 Trojans                 12    6   6  0   870  884  −14    18
 8 Ebo                     12    5   6  1   900  893   +7    16
 9 Real Peniclado          12    5   7  0   942  919  +23    15
10 Club National           12    3   9  0   881 1008 −127     9
11 River                   12    3   9  0   836  965 −129     9
12 BC South                12    3   9  0   763  909 −146     9
13 Basketball Peak         12    2  10  0   811  973 −162     6

Sho Athletic Club have yet to sustain an outright loss, but their hold on the conference is by only one point, as Border have only one loss to show. Northerners, the team to beat SAC, is a good eleven points behind a top 2 battle.

Blue Conference        Pld    W   L  OTL  PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Elcahnd                 12    9   3  0  1029  820 +209    27
 2 CB Seendok              12    9   3  0   938  786 +152    27
 3 Anging BC               12    9   3  0   910  854  +56    27
 4 North Abo               12    8   4  0   953  886  +67    24
 5 Eastern BC              12    7   5  0   984  924  +60    21
 6 Sehndohn BC             12    6   5  1   896  890   +6    19
 7 Shared Land             12    6   6  0   920  957  −37    18
 8 Capital                 12    5   7  0   917  914   +3    15
 9 Lion's Roar BC          12    5   7  0   860  972 −112    15
10 Port Town               12    4   7  1   877  936  −59    13
11 Peniclado Beach         12    4   7  1   894  992  −98    13
12 Fight                   12    3   9  0   883  980  −97     9
13 South Carmadin Ice      12    1  10  1   892 1042 −150     4

A 3-way tie on points for first makes the Blue the most exciting conference right now, drawing a stark contrast to the White, with 2 teams more than 10 points ahead of third place. It will be very exciting to see this one finish.

by **Carmadin** » Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:44 pm

Carmadin Thirty-Nine: Matchdays 14-26 and Tournament of the Twelve

The most exciting Basketball league in the world finishes up its inauguaral season, and what a season it has been! Right here are final half results from the three conferences, as well as the action-packed Tournament of the Twelve, or Tot12.

  Yellow Conference      Pld    W   L  OTL  PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 CBC Mehnsihn            24   17   4  3  1942 1676 +266    54  Champions/CCC
 2 Outpost                 24   17   6  1  1944 1708 +236    52  Tot12 Bye
 3 Club Renegade           24   15   7  2  1896 1777 +119    47  Tot12
 4 Shihn'Dohm Isle         24   15   8  1  1934 1768 +166    46  Tot12
 5 Chahr Baskets           24   15   9  0  1907 1815  +92    45  Tot12
 6 Inter Sehndohn          24   14   9  1  1849 1818  +31    43
 7 Sharks Sah Moh'uhl      24   11  13  0  1812 1778  +34    33
 8 Abo Blue Wave           24   11  13  0  1789 1832  -43    33
 9 Anging Arenas           24    9  14  1  1830 1832   -2    28
10 South End               24    9  14  1  1719 1924 -205    28
11 Volcano                 24    9  15  0  1791 1872  -81    27
12 Warriors BC             24    5  19  0  1661 1949 -288    15
13 BCS Sho                 24    3  19  2  1659 1984 -325    11

CBC Mehnsihn takes a well-deserved victory with a formidable 17-4-3 record. They will compete in the first edition of the Club Champion's Cup. Outpost got at least some compensation for a great season that came up just short, and they will bypass the first round of the Tournament of the Twelve. Club Renegade, Shihn'Dohm Isle, and Chahr Baskets will also compete in the Tot12 for the final CCC Nomination.

  White Conference       Pld    W   L  OTL  PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Sho Athletic Club       24   23   0  1  1957 1586 +371    70  Champions/CCC
 2 Border                  24   16   7  1  1929 1794 +135    49  Tot12 Bye
 3 SdTIBC                  24   15   9  0  1871 1737 +134    45  Tot12
 4 Northerners             24   14   9  1  1967 1789 +178    43  Tot12
 5 Trojans                 24   14  10  0  1820 1786  +34    42  Tot12
 6 Autenticà               24   12  10  2  1811 1729  +82    38
 7 Real Peniclado          24   12  12  0  1890 1786 +104    36
 8 Chahr BC                24   12  12  0  1832 1773  +59    36
 9 Ebo                     24   11  12  1  1793 1817  -24    34
10 BC South                24    8  16  0  1609 1870 -261    24
11 Club National           24    7  16  1  1714 1954 -240    22
12 River                   24    4  19  1  1646 1889 -243    13
13 Basketball Peak         24    4  20  0  1658 1987 -329    12

Sho Athletic Club ran away with the conference crown with a good 21 point margin over Border, the second-place team. Border is given the White Conference's Tot12 Bye for winning "The rest of the conference", as SAC took home a near-unbeaten season. SdTIBC, Northerners, and Trojans will also compete in the Tournament of the Twelve, and Autenticà, a promising team early on, misses out on any offseason competition this time around, with a dissapointing 12-10-2 record.

  Blue Conference        Pld    W   L  OTL  PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Anging BC               24   19   5  0  1888 1695 +193    57  Champions/CCC
 2 CB Seendok              24   18   6  0  1918 1612 +306    54  Tot12 Bye
 3 Elcahnd                 24   17   7  0  1978 1708 +270    51  Tot12 Bye
 4 North Abo               24   16   8  0  1948 1781 +167    48  Tot12
 5 Eastern BC              24   14  10  0  1928 1823 +105    42  Tot12 
 6 Capital                 24   14  10  0  1865 1777  +88    42  
 7 Shared Land             24   12  12  0  1807 1881  -74    36
 8 Port Town               24   10  13  1  1778 1818  -40    31
 9 Sehndohn BC             24    9  14  0  1781 1828  -47    28
10 Peniclado Beach         24    7  16  1  1761 1967 -206    22
11 Lion's Roar BC          24    7  17  0  1692 1999 -307    21
12 South Carmadin Ice      24    6  17  1  1759 1997 -238    19
13 Fight                   24    5  19  0  1705 1922 -217    15

Anging BC takes home the trophy in an exciting Blue Conference season, and CB Seendok takes the Blue automatic bye, as Elcahnd is the third-place team with the best record (51 points, as opposed to Club Renegade's 47 or SdTIBC's 45), they take the fourth and final bye. Therefore, the stage is set for some awesome postseason competition!

Tournament of the Twelve

The Tournament of the Twelve sees the 4 best runners-up from each division battle it out for the final Champion's Cup berth in Carmadin. The three second-place teams, as well as the best third-place team, have byes to the quarterfinals. The other eight teams compete in the first round, and the winners play the bye teams in the Quarterfinals.
All matches are one-off, single games, held at multiple venues across the nation.

Teams with byes to Quarterfinals:

CB Seendok
Outpost
Border
Elcahnd

Teams in First Round (seperated by conference):

Club Renegade
Shihn'Dohm Isle
Chahr Baskets

SdTIBC
Northerners
Trojans

North Abo
Eastern BC

The First Round Draw

Club Renegade x Eastern BC
SdTIBC x Chahr Baskets
Shihn'Dohm Isle x Northerners
North Abo x Trojans

The Quarterfinal Draw

Elcahnd x (Club Renegade/Eastern BC)
CB Seendok x (SdTIBC/Chahr Baskets)
Outpost x (North Abo/Trojans)
Border x (Shihn'Dohm Isle/Northerners)

The Semifinal Draw

Winner QF 1 x Winner QF 4
Winner QF 2 x Winner QF 3

The First Round of the Tournament of the Twelve

Club Renegade 83–55 Eastern BC

SdTIBC 76–63 Chahr Baskets

Shihn'Dohm Isle 62–60 Northerners

North Abo 81–58 Trojans

The Quarterfinals of the Tournament of the Twelve

Club Renegade 85–82 Elcahnd

SdTIBC 77–92 CB Seendok

Shihn'Dohm Isle 75–84 Outpost

North Abo 81–76 Border

The Semifinals of the Tournament of the Twelve

Club Renegade 76–90 North Abo

CB Seendok 73–57 Outpost

The Final of the Tournament of the Twelve

Between

CB Seendok and North Abo

2 teams from the Blue Conference meet in the final, CB Seendok having recived a bye, and North Abo coming from the beginning.

CB Seendok 80–77 North Abo

North Abo was a last-second 3-pointer away from victory, but in the end, it is CB SEENDOK who take the title, and the final spot.

Full List of International Qualifiers for Carmadin (CRM)

[Seeding-Team Name- Method of Qualification- Regular Season record]

#1: Sho Athletic Club White Conference Champions, 23-0-1
#2: Anging BC Blue Conference Champions, 19-5-0
#3: CBC Mehnsihn Yellow Conference Champions, 17-4-3
#4: CB Seendok Tournament of the Twelve winner, 18-6-0

The Following team has won the Yellow Cup: CBC Mehnsihn
The Following team has won the White Cup: Sho Athletic Club
The Following team has won the Blue Cup: Anging BC
The Following team has won the Tournament of the Twelve: CB Seendok

The Following team has won the Gold Cup for League Champion: Sho Athletic Club (70 points, 23-0-1)
The Following team has won the Silver Cup for League Runner-up: Anging BC, (57 points, 19-5-0)

by **Falconfar** » Tue Mar 13, 2012 8:50 pm

The Nations of Falconfar and Carmadin have agreed on a Friendlies Series among four of their best Club teams every season before the IUBC.

Falconfar will send the conference winners (Regardless of whether they made it into the IUBC or not)

Carmadin will send the conference winners and the best second placed team.

Falconfar's Teams:

North Iona Herd
Iriwati Panthers
Lyron Lancers
Iona Junction Spiders

Carmadin's Teams:

Sho Athletic Club
Anging BC
CBC Mehnsihn
CB Seendok

Quarterfinals will be comprised of Best-of-three series. Semis will be Best-of-Five, and the final a Best-of-Seven.

*Procedural Note: Each nation's teams were given rankings depending on seeding: 5 points for 1st, 4 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd, 2 for 4th. Max Rank was set at 15 in order to ensure there could be upsets.

Quarterfinals

Sho Athletics Club (CRM) vs Iona Junction Spiders (FAL)

Sho Athletics Club 83–83 Iona Junction Spiders (95–88 OT)
Iona Junction Spiders 75–85 Sho Athletics Club
Sho Athletics Club 80–67 Iona Junction Spiders

Sho Athletics Club (CRM) advances 2-1

Anging BC (CRM) vs Lyron Lancers (FAL)

Anging BC 80–75 Lyron Lancers
Lyron Lancers 84–93 Anging BC

Anging BC (CRM) advances 2-0

Iriwati Panthers (FAL) vs CBC Mehnsihn (CRM)

Iriwati Panthers 80–73 CBC Mehnsihn
CBC Mehnsihn 71–80 Iriwati Panthers

Iriwati Panthers (FAL) advances 2-0

North Iona Herd (FAL) vs CB Seendok (CRM)

North Iona Herd 84–93 CB Seendok
CB Seendok 72–97 North Iona Herd
North Iona Herd 63–72 CB Seendok

CB Seendok (CRM) advances 2-0

Semifinals

Sho Athletics Club (CRM) vs CB Seendok (CRM)

Sho Athletics Club 79–67 CB Seendok
CB Seendok 67–93 Sho Athletics Club
Sho Athletics Club 73–79 CB Seendok
CB Seendok 77–79 Sho Athletics Club

Sho Athletics Club (CRM) advances 3-1

Iriwati Panthers (FAL) vs Anging BC (CRM)

Iriwati Panthers 101–76 Anging BC
Anging BC 63–62 Iriwati Panthers
Iriwati Panthers 64–53 Anging BC
Anging BC 83–78 Iriwati Panthers
Iriwati Panthers 66–62 Anging BC

Iriwati Panthers (FAL) advances 3-2

Championship

Sho Athletics Club (CRM) vs Iriwati Panthers (FAL)

Sho Athletics Club 76–66 Iriwati Panthers
Iriwati Panthers 61–76 Sho Athletics Club
Sho Athletics Club 78–76 Iriwati Panthers
Iriwati Panthers 76–82 Sho Athletics Club

Sho Athletics Club wins 4-0.

Sho Athletics Club (CRM) wins the Falconfar-Carmadin Basketball Series!

by **Carmadin** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 11:34 am

There. There. It was over. Koh'leht Shihnah sat, gasping, on the wooden floor. A month ago, he would not have dreamed it possible. A month ago, he was still celebrating the triumph of going 23-0-1, and winning the Carmadin Thirty-Nine. He knew that his team had just qualified for the first ever International Basketball tournament, and he had been ready to take a well-earned rest.

Then, the memo had come. The CFBS. And more games, and more travel. And these grueling things called "Series". This meant going to Falconfar, playing a game, then racing back to Sho for more and more return fixtures. He hadn't even had time to notice he was in space.

The tournament had taken a huge toll on the players. In a nation where a basketball season was 24 games long, and playoffs were one game, it was a harsh new reality to go play 11 games in a tournament. The first round against Iona Junction hadn't been bad, though. 2 wins and a loss, and they were through. Then came relief. Drawn with CB Seendok, and spared an exhausting trip to Falconfar. 2 quick wins, a humiliating 79-73 loss in Sho, another win, and they were finalists. That's why Koh'leht was here, on the ground, in Iriwati.

The first game had been easy. The Panthers had had a hard time against Anging BC, and had to play a full 5 games. Meant an extra day off for SAC. Their first game would be at home as well, and though the Falconfarians played tough and hard, Athletic dealt them a 76-66 loss.
Then, on the plane. To the docking bay, and to Falconfar, in time to best the Iriwati Panthers again, 76-61.

Back the team went to Sho, and again, in front of a delighted home crowd, they held off a late Panther rally to win, 78-76.

Now, here they were. The tournament was one game from over. They were here, in Falconfar, up 3-0, and winning the deciding game 80-76.
Koh'leht was defending a rather pesky Panther player. He kept darting around, refusing to be covered. Koh'leht let him go. The pass came.

Koh'leht leaped, and grabbed the ball. He raced down the court, flew into the air, and slammed the ball into the basket.

Game Over.

by **Kagdazka and Pazhujebu** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 12:11 pm

NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Season number two of the BANBC is here! After longer-than hoped for delays, thanks to yet another set of coincidental power outages in every single BANBC arena, we can crown yet another champion! Added to the faux-drama of the top league for Kagdazka and Pazhujebu's distant-second-most popular sport is the fact that four teams will be sent to the brand-spanking new IUBC competition that has recently been organized.

But just a heads up to any super-diligent and/or super-thorough reader... the whole system has changed! After having realized that they had agreed to make the season last two years rather than one, organizers have expanded the regular season to 140 games for every team (again, these will take place over a two-year period). Also, the BANBC Cup, as a separate entity, at least, has been done away with; instead, we'll get to see a standard end-of-season knockout tournament like most basketball leagues have. The best eight teams in the country by final league standings will make it into this tournament, and the four teams that make it to the semifinals will be the IUBC representatives.

Way easier to figure out than that train wreck we had going last season. So, at this point, I guess we can list all of the teams for you before we pummel you with two years worth of results.

ARCHERS
City: Zanduznyy, Kagdazka
Best Player: C Camran Guliyev
Fans' Favorite Football Club: FKM

DOLPHINS
City: Gelendzhik, Kagdazka
Best Player: G Ksirasukla Apio
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Gimnasia

GREYHOUNDS
City: Gelendzhik, Kagdazka
Best Player: G Nursultan Fibingerov
Fans' Favorite Football Club: BFZ

ICE LIONS
City: Mount Nussizhadani, Pazhujebu
Best Player: G Luka Rostropovich
Fans' Favorite Football Club: they don't have one!

INFERNO
City: Fajr, Pazhujebu
Best Player: F Talgat Pastukhar
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Zhevassi

INTERNATIONALS
City: Dyurtyuli, Kagdazka
Best Player: G Karnikara Šraddha
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Angels

JAMAICANS
City: Juvapanam, Pazhujebu
Best Player: G Liberališam Ouashikala
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Juvapanam

NIGHTHAWKS
City: Pkethat Hevnaje, Pazhujebu
Best Player: F Kulisaya Šalabh
Fans' Favorite Football Club: K'arasi

ORANGE BERETS
City: Dyurtyuli, Kagdazka
Best Player: F Buddhagupta Minakhši
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Yastrabi

PALADINS
City: Gvardeysk, Kagdazka
Best Player: C Memmius Kagwa
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Xenon

PURPLE FROGS
City: Urajbina, Pazhujebu
Best Player: F Anastasiy Yuran
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Urajbina

QUASARS
City: Pkethat Šede, Pazhujebu
Best Player: F Traianus Varkhi
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Shadows

UNICORNS
City: Gelendzhik, Kagdazka
Best Player: G Bogdan Gubin
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Vulkan

YELLOW JACKETS
City: Dyurtyuli, Kagdazka
Best Player: G Tyoma Shishagin
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Yellowknife Yaks

ZEBRAS
City: Mahathu, Pazhujebu
Best Player: G Petya Rostropovich
Fans' Favorite Football Club: Therakham

And it probably goes without saying, but there's no promotion and relegation, like there is in K&P's football leagues. These are the fifteen clubs who have been given franchise rights, so the only way we'll see any changes in the BANBC list of participants is if the league (for some random reason) decides to revoke somebody's license. Which won't happen.

So, enough blabbing, let's get to the results!

---BANBC                  Pld     W    L     PF    PA    PD 
 1 Greyhounds             140   109   31  11415  9581 +1834 Q
 2 Purple Frogs           140   101   39  11306  9636 +1670 Q
 3 Quasars                140    99   41  11072  9933 +1139 Q
 4 Internationals         140    94   46  10991  9966 +1025 Q
 5 Ice Lions              140    84   56  10805 10294  +511 Q
 6 Nighthawks             140    83   57  10946 10300  +646 Q
 7 Jamaicans              140    79   61  10865 10256  +609 Q
 8 Zebras                 140    78   62  10641 10586   +55 Q
 9 Orange Berets          140    71   69  10573 10432  +141
10 Yellow Jackets         140    66   74  10421 10421     0
11 Archers                140    57   83  10411 10873  −462
12 Unicorns               140    47   93   9929 11198 −1269
13 Paladins               140    44   96   9945 11208 −1263
14 Dolphins               140    24  116   9690 11594 −1904
15 Inferno                140    14  126   9178 11910 −2732

So that sets up our BANBC Cup quarterfinals! Winners will go through to the semifinals as well as the IUBC! The fixtures are:

(1) Greyhounds vs. (8) Zebras
(2) Purple Frogs vs. (7) Jamaicans
(3) Quasars vs. (6) Nighthawks
(4) Internationals vs. (5) Ice Lions

Ooh, we get the old Urajbina vs. Juvapanam rivalry there in the 2-7 matchup! Kinda sucks that there were only two Kagdaz teams who made it through (Greyhounds and Internationals), though. Oh well. Maybe Pazhujebis are just naturally better at basketball or something.

GAME 1
Greyhounds 89–58 Zebras
Purple Frogs 106–60 Jamaicans
Quasars 99–61 Nighthawks
Internationals 71–74 Ice Lions

GAME 2
Greyhounds 92–83 Zebras
Purple Frogs 74–61 Jamaicans
Quasars 94–78 Nighthawks
Internationals 80–69 Ice Lions

GAME 3
Zebras 59–83 Greyhounds
Jamaicans 76–120 Purple Frogs
Nighthawks 78–77 Quasars
Ice Lions 70–89 Internationals

GAME 4
Zebras 61–81 Greyhounds (Greyhounds defeat Zebras, 4 games to 0)
Jamaicans 66–96 Purple Frogs (Purple Frogs defeat Jamaicans, 4 games to 0)
Nighthawks 67–75 Quasars
Ice Lions 63–91 Internationals

GAME 5
Quasars 84–87 Nighthawks
Internationals 82–79 Ice Lions (Internationals defeat Ice Lions, 4 games to 1)

GAME 6
Nighthawks 64–81 Quasars (Quasars defeat Nighthawks, 4 games to 2)

So there you go! All of the top seeds went through, and we have our IUBC participants, which we'll list in depth down at the bottom of this post. But before we get too excited, let's all have a look at the semifinal fixtures!

(1) Greyhounds vs. (4) Internationals
(2) Purple Frogs vs. (3) Quasars

Both of those two Kagdaz teams we mentioned earlier stayed alive, and now they're going to battle it out for a spot in the finals! Meanwhile, Urajbina's Purple Frogs team takes on Pkethat Šede's Quasars, meaning we'll have a Kagdaz vs. Pazhujebi showdown in the finals.

GAME 1
Greyhounds 72–92 Internationals
Purple Frogs 70–78 Quasars

GAME 2
Greyhounds 75–59 Internationals
Purple Frogs 58–79 Quasars

GAME 3
Internationals 72–60 Greyhounds
Quasars 89–84 Purple Frogs

GAME 4
Internationals 79–63 Greyhounds
Quasars 91–80 Purple Frogs (Quasars defeat Purple Frogs, 4 games to 0)

GAME 5
Greyhounds 90–72 Internationals

GAME 6
Internationals 77–81 Greyhounds

GAME 7
Greyhounds 73–79 Internationals (Internationals defeat Greyhounds, 4 games to 3)

Jeepers. It took the full set of seven games to decide that showdown between the powerful Greyhounds and the sneaky Internationals, but in the end Dyurtyuli's white, green, and red team just barely made it through. That means we'll have the following matchup for the third-place playoff...

(1) Greyhounds vs. (2) Purple Frogs

...and this matchup in the final!

(3) Quasars vs. (4) Internationals

These series' winners will be crowned third-place and champions, respectively. That way we'll be able to put the four IUBC teams in order like we're supposed to. Okay, here we go!

GAME 1
Greyhounds 70–71 Purple Frogs
Quasars 92–70 Internationals

GAME 2
Greyhounds 81–73 Purple Frogs
Quasars 79–67 Internationals

GAME 3
Purple Frogs 56–76 Greyhounds
Internationals 73–79 Quasars

GAME 4
Purple Frogs 75–84 Greyhounds
Internationals 70–56 Quasars

GAME 5
Greyhounds 71–61 Purple Frogs (Greyhounds defeat Purple Frogs, 4 games to 1)
Quasars 81–72 Internationals (Quasars defeat Internationals, 4 games to 1)

Congratulations to the Pkethat Šede Quasars, who will lift the trophy of the second-ever BetAvalanche.kpz National Basketball Championship! Further (but lesser) congratulations to the Dyurtyuli Internationals, the Gelendzhik Greyhounds, and the Urajbina Purple Frogs, who finished second, third, and fourth, respectively.

And so, for the first (but definitely not the last) time, we are proud to announce...

YE OLDE IUBC BLURB

1. Pkethat Šede Quasars
2. Dyurtyuli Internationals
3. Gelendzhik Greyhounds
4. Urajbina Purple Frogs

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Mon Mar 19, 2012 5:02 am

Kytlerian Basketball League, season 1

There are twelve franchises, from the Aardswood Aardvarks to the Zube Zebras, all playing each other four times on each home court for an 88-game regular season. The top six make the playoffs, with the top two gaining byes to the semi-finals. It really doesn't get much simpler than that. Games can be tied, at least for now; overtime is set to be implemented for next season.

Regular season           Pld    W D  L    PF   PA   PD    Pts 
 1 Bay City               88   76 2 10  7330 5969 +1361   230
 2 Santa Mordana          88   63 0 25  7021 6261  +760   189
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 3 Roddens                88   57 1 30  6919 6316  +603   172
 4 Edencliff              88   54 2 32  6906 6384  +522   164
 5 Nuffield               88   50 2 36  6798 6696  +102   152
 6 Zube                   88   49 1 38  6722 6495  +227   148
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 7 Aardswood              88   43 4 39  6554 6561    −7   135
 8 Vengife                88   35 3 50  6627 6819  −192   108
 9 Bravin                 88   33 0 55  6432 6847  −415    99
10 Alaer                  88   26 0 62  6270 6913  −643    78
11 Borlfield              88   20 1 67  6235 7069  −834    61
12 Zeiven                 88   12 2 74  6003 7487 −1484    38

A truly dominant regular season for the Bay City Beasts, who certainly were in beast mode for most of the year. The Santa Mordana Magicians join them in the semi-finals with automatic IUBC spots, but which two will join them?

The playoff "qualification series" were best-of-five affairs:

Game 1: Roddens 51-75 Zube; Edencliff 65-62 Nuffield
Game 2: Zube 84-80 Roddens; Nuffield 80-92 Edencliff
Game 3: Zube 54-74 Roddens; Nuffield 64-99 Edencliff (Edencliff clinch series 3-0)
Game 4: Roddens 95-74 Zube
Game 5: Roddens 84-89 Zube (Zube clinch series 3-2)

So the Zube Zebras and the Edencliff Diamonds complete the UICA qualification list, but who would win the KBL title? The "semifinal series" were best-of-seven, and the higher-seeded team has the advantage of a four-game home stretch, although the lower-seeded team is at home for the first two and for Game 7. (In Kytlerian sporting tradition, the home team is always listed first, for all sports.)

Game 1: Zube 76-67 Santa Mordana; Edencliff 55-94 Bay City
Game 2: Zube 76-85 Santa Mordana; Edencliff 67-79 Bay City
Game 3: Santa Mordana 77-67 Zube; Bay City 65-77 Edencliff
Game 4: Santa Mordana 90-71 Zube; Bay City 80-66 Edencliff
Game 5: Santa Mordana 86-63 Zube (Santa Mordana clinch series 4-1); Bay City 79-94 Edencliff
Game 6: Bay City 71-79 Edencliff
Game 7: Edencliff 79-64 Bay City (Edencliff clinch series 4-3)

In a huge upset, the Beasts fall out of beast mode and squander a 3-1 series advantage to set up a Magicians-Diamonds championship series...

Game 1: Santa Mordana 93-72 Edencliff
Game 2: Santa Mordana 83-60 Edencliff
Game 3: Edencliff 68-86 Santa Mordana
Game 4: Edencliff 69-81 Santa Mordana (Santa Mordana clinch series 4-0)

What a buzzkill. The Magicians came through comfortably in every single game and claim the inaugural KBL title.

IUBC entries
1. Santa Mordana Magicians
2. Edencliff Diamond
3. Bay City Beasts
4. Zube Zebras

by **Falconfar** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 4:28 pm

Cutoff for the first IUBC. Group Results and Play In games soon, and then Playoffs tomorrow.

by **Falconfar** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 5:19 pm

Seeding Information and Pots

There being ten organizations entered into this competition with four teams each, it was decided that there would be a group stage with ten groups of four teams each. It was also decided that every group will consist of a #1, #2, #3, and #4, all from different nations.

Pot 1-Seed1
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Sterling City Tigers (DAR)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC)
Carloburgo Knights (VLD)
Montbenoit Lakers (SAU)
Habneeme (BLK)
Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)
Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
Pkethat Šede Quasars (K&P)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)

Pot 2-Seed2
Edencliff Diamond (TKP)
Dyurtyuli Internationals (K&P)
Anging BC (CRM)
Capetown Cobalt (TAE)
Jyllinge-naised (BLK)
Ville-DuPont Racers (SAU)
Lanceros de Colon (VLD)
Sparrey Miners (CVC)
Eau Claire Wolves (DAR)
Orion City Rollers (FAL)

Pot3-Seed3
Frauhofen Terror (FAL)
Scott City Jets (DAR)
Kent Bricks (CVC)
Victoria Royals (VLD)
Middleview Fire (SAU)
Jyllinge (BLK)
Highway 89 Hornets (TAE)
CBC Mehnsihn (CRM)
Gelendzhik Greyhounds (K&P)
Bay City Beasts (TKP)

Pot4-Seed4
Zube Zebras (TKP)
Urajbina Purple Frogs (K&P)
CB Seendok (CRM)
Tintown Typhoon (TAE)
Laagri (BLK)
Les Alliés Sharpshooters (SAU)
Metropolis Eagles (VLD)
Comesby Arches (CVC)
Tim City Heat (DAR)
Votto Toren Buccaneers (FAL)

by **Falconfar** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:24 pm

Group Stage

Ten groups, four teams each, double round robin. Top two seeds qualify for playoffs. The two best second-pace teams make it to the Round of 16 while the other eight play a one game, play-in series.

Group 1                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Victoria Royals (VLD)               6   5  1  473 431  +42
2 Trewich Urbanites (CVC)             6   4  2  474 417  +57
3 Edencliff Diamond (TKP)             6   2  4  469 448  +21
4 Les Alliés Sharpshooters (SAU)      6   1  5  391 511 −120

Despite being the third seed in the group, the Royals of Valladares stormed the competition. Trewich did manage to show why they were the group's top seed with a 4-2 record, and they split the series, 1-1.

Group 2                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Capetown Cobalt (TAE)               6   5  1  543 466  +77
2 Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)       6   4  2  474 465   +9
3 Urajbina Purple Frogs (K&P)         6   2  4  466 498  −32
4 Frauhofen Terror (FAL)              6   1  5  452 506  −54

The top two seeds made it in reverse order. Capetown and Santa Mordana split the series.

Group 3                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Jyllinge-naised (BLK)               6   5  1  486 417  +69
2 Kent Bricks (CVC)                   6   4  2  478 449  +29
3 Montbenoit Lakers (SAU)             6   2  4  421 449  −28
4 Tim City Heat (DAR)                 6   1  5  398 468  −70

Top-seeded Monbenoit fell flat while the second and third seeded teams in the group cruised. Yet another series split between the top two teams here.

Group 4                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Sparrey Miners (CVC)                6   5  1  515 434  +81
2 Sho Athletic Club (CRM)             6   4  2  482 445  +37
3 Laagri (BLK)                        6   2  4  467 522  −55
4 Middleview Fire (SAU)               6   1  5  436 499  −63

Sparrey Miners' 80-67 win over Sho Athletics Club in Matchday 5 sealed the deal as these two teams made it to the playoffs. Yet another Saugeais team fell.

Group 5                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)            6   5  1  502 444  +58
2 Ville-DuPont Racers (SAU)           6   3  3  458 448  +10
3 Metropolis Eagles (VLD)             6   2  4  455 489  −34
4 Gelendzhik Greyhounds (K&P)         6   2  4  449 483  −34

Wurlington dominated, while Vill-DuPont made sure that Saugeais as a nation wasn't shut out of the playoffs.

Group 6                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Dyurtyuli Internationals (K&P)      6   5  1  460 442  +18
2 CBC Mehnsihn (CRM)                  6   4  2  453 437  +16
3 Habneeme (BLK)                      6   3  3  450 442   +8
4 Comesby Arches (CVC)                6   0  6  438 480  −42

The Comesby Arches' futility stopped Civil Citizenry from going 4 for 4. Also falling was Habneeme, the top seeded team from Baltskandio, who lost to CVC Mehnsihn of Carmadin 76-83 on the last matchday to lose the spot.

Group 7                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Carloburgo Knights (VLD)            6   5  1  464 427  +37
2 Orion City Rollers (FAL)            6   4  2  453 438  +15
3 Jyllinge (BLK)                      6   3  3  442 451   −9
4 Tintown Typhoon (TAE)               6   0  6  421 464  −43

1 and 2 make it, but Orion City had to hold its breath as Carloburgo defeated Jyllinge before they were in the playoffs.

Group 8                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Scott City Jets (DAR)               6   5  1  453 413  +40
2 Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)       6   4  2  484 418  +66
3 Anging BC (CRM)                     6   3  3  441 422  +19
4 Votto Toren Buccaneers (FAL)        6   0  6  364 489 −125

Scott City upset its way from the #3 seed to the top, while top seeded Chinquin squeezed in. Chinquin did hand Scott City its only loss.

Group 9                             Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Highway 89 Hornets (TAE)            6   5  1  465 427  +38
2 Pkethat Šede Quasars (K&P)          6   3  3  484 446  +38
3 Eau Claire Wolves (DAR)             6   3  3  429 452  −23
4 Zube Zebras (TKP)                   6   1  5  430 483  −53

Taeshan joins Civil Citizenry as nations with three teams in the playoffs. Eau Claire's one-point win over the Zube Zebras, coupled with the Qausars' one-point loss to the Hornets, tied them, but the Quasars swept the H2H series and won the point difference battle.

Group 10                            Pld   W  L   PF  PA   PD 
1 Sterling City Tigers (DAR)          6   5  1  522 434  +88
2 Lanceros de Colon (VLD)             6   4  2  467 468   −1
3 CB Seendok (CRM)                    6   2  4  434 495  −61
4 Bay City Beasts (TKP)               6   1  5  461 487  −26

Apparently, Valladares's eight-team league is competitive, as three of the nation's four teams made it, joining Civil Citizenry and Taeshan.

by **Falconfar** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:45 pm

Second place teams:

Name                                P   W  L  PF  PA  PD  
Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)       6   4  2  484 418 +66
Trewich Urbanites (CVC)             6   4  2  474 417 +57
Sho Athletic Club (CRM)             6   4  2  482 445 +37
Kent Bricks (CVC)                   6   4  2  478 449 +29
CBC Mehnsihn (CRM)                  6   4  2  453 437 +16
Orion City Rollers (FAL)            6   4  2  453 438 +15
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)       6   4  2  474 465  +9
Lanceros de Colon (VLD)             6   4  2  467 468  −1
Pkethat Šede Quasars (K&P)          6   3  3  484 446 +38
Ville-DuPont Racers (SAU)           6   3  3  458 448 +10

The Chinquin Copper Bullets of Taeshan and the Trewich Urbanites of Civil Citizenry will not have to play a play-in game, being the top second place finishers.

Since there was no way to determine which group was better than any other, all playoff draws will be random. (However, two teams from the same nation will not be allowed to face each other until the Quarterfinals.)

Play-In Round (Winner into Round of 16)
*Best of 1.

Pkethat Šede Quasars (K&P) 79–83 Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) 76–60 Ville-DuPont Racers (SAU)
CBC Mehnsihn (CRM) 74–78 Orion City Rollers (FAL)
Lanceros de Colon (VLD) 79–83 Kent Bricks (CVC)

Round of 16 Fixtures (Best of 3)

1. Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE) vs Dyurtyuli Internationals (K&P)
2. Carloburgo Knights (VLD) vs Sterling City Tigers (DAR)
3. Victoria Royals (VLD) vs Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
4. Jyllinge-naised (BLK) vs Trewich Urbanites (CVC)
5. Capetown Cobalt (TAE) vs Sparrey Miners (CVC)
6. Orion City Rollers (FAL) vs Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)
7. Kent Bricks (CVC) vs Scott City Jets (DAR)
8. Highway 89 Hornets (TAE) vs Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)

By Nation:
Civil Citizenry - 3
Taeshan - 3
Darmen - 2
Falconfar - 2
Valladares - 2
Baltskandio - 1
Carmadin - 1
Kagdazka and Pazhujebu - 1
The Kytler Peninsulae - 1
Saugeais - 0

by **Falconfar** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 3:14 pm

Round of 16 (Best of 3)

1. Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE) vs Dyurtyuli Internationals (K&P)

Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE) 99–78 Dyurtyuli Internationals (K&P)
Dyurtyuli Internationals (K&P) 69–72 Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)

Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)wins series 2-0

2. Carloburgo Knights (VLD) vs. Sterling City Tigers (DAR)

Carloburgo Knights (VLD) 63–80 Sterling City Tigers (DAR)
Sterling City Tigers (DAR) 83–75 Carloburgo Knights (VLD)

Sterling City Tigers (DAR) wins series 2-0

3. Victoria Royals (VLD) vs Sho Athletic Club (CRM)

Victoria Royals (VLD) 66–94 Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
Sho Athletic Club (CRM) 81–68 Victoria Royals (VLD)

Sho Athletic Club (CRM) wins series 2-0

4. Jyllinge-naised (BLK) vs Trewich Urbanites (CVC)

Jyllinge-naised (BLK) 63–89 Trewich Urbanites (CVC)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 78–69 Jyllinge-naised (BLK)

Trewich Urbanites (CVC) wins series 2-0

5. Capetown Cobalt (TAE) vs Sparrey Miners (CVC)

Capetown Cobalt (TAE) 83–72 Sparrey Miners (CVC)
Sparrey Miners (CVC) 76–68 Capetown Cobalt (TAE)
Capetown Cobalt (TAE) 57–93 Sparrey Miners (CVC)

Sparrey Miners (CVC) wins series 2-1

6. Orion City Rollers (FAL) vs Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)

Orion City Rollers (FAL) 73–76 Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) 82–79 Orion City Rollers (FAL)

Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) wins series 2-0

7. Kent Bricks (CVC) vs Scott City Jets (DAR)

Kent Bricks (CVC) 85–79 Scott City Jets (DAR)
Scott City Jets (DAR) 61–75 Kent Bricks (CVC)

Kent Bricks (CVC) wins series 2-0

8. Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) vs Highway 89 Hornets (TAE)

Highway 89 Hornets (TAE) 91–101 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) 97–63 Highway 89 Hornets (TAE)

Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) wins series 2-0

Remaining teams:
Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)
Sterling City Tigers (DAR)
Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC)
Sparrey Miners (CVC)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)
Kent Bricks (CVC)
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)

by **Falconfar** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 3:28 pm

Quarterfinals (Best of 5)
*Note: Scores will be displayed with winner first to show who won.

1. Sparrey Miners (CVC) vs Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)

Sparrey Miners (CVC) 72–65 Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) 82–68 Sparrey Miners (CVC)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) 93–64 Sparrey Miners (CVC)
Sparrey Miners (CVC) 71-68 Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP)
Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) 103-80 Sparrey Miners (CVC)

Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) advance to semifinals by defeating Sparrey Miners, 3-2. After a dominating display in the Round of 16, a Civil Citizenry team fell.

2. Kent Bricks (CVC) vs Sterling City Tigers (DAR)

Sterling City Tigers (DAR) 75-74 Kent Bricks (CVC)
Sterling City Tigers (DAR) 78–66 Kent Bricks (CVC)
Sterling City Tigers (DAR) 95-73 Kent Bricks (CVC)

Sterling City Tigers (DAR) advance to semifinals, win series 3-0. Game 1 was close, but as the series went on, the Tigers figured out the Bricks.

3. Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) vs Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)

Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE) 93-82 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) 93-60 Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)
Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE) 79-71 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) 77-76 Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) 95–69 Chinquin Copper Bullets (TAE)

After winning game four in dramatic fashion, the Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) won the series, 3-2, by destroying the Copper Bullets in Game 5.

4. Trewich Urbanites (CVC) vs Sho Athletic Club (CRM)

Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 77–74 Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 84-69 Sho Athletic Club (CRM)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 78–68 Sho Athletic Club (CRM)

Trewich Urbanites (CVC) sweep the Sho Athletic Club, 3-0.

Draw for Semifinals (Best of 5)

Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) vs Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Sterling City Tigers (DAR) vs Trewich Urbanites (CVC)

by **Falconfar** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 3:39 pm

Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) vs Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) Scorinated by Civil Citizenry

Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) 93-92 Santa Mordana Magicians
Santa Mordana Magicians 77–57 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Wurlington Dynamos (FAL) 92–84 Santa Mordana Magicians
Santa Mordana Magicians 76-66 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)
Santa Mordana Magicians 79–73 Wurlington Dynamos (FAL)

In a series that went back and forth, it was the Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) who ultimately prevailed, 3-2.

Sterling City Tigers (DAR) vs Trewich Urbanites (CVC)

Sterling City Tigers (DAR) 92–79 Trewich Urbanites (CVC)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 91–57 Sterling City Tigers (DAR)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 92-74 Sterling City Tigers (DAR)
Trewich Urbanites (CVC) 66–64 Sterling City Tigers (DAR)

Trewich Urbanites (CVC) makes it to the IUBC I final, defeat the Tigers, 3-1, on buzzer-beater in Game 4.

Final: Best to 7 @ The Queen's Dome, Irswabi, Falconfar: Santa Mordana Magicians (TKP) vs Trewich Urbanites (CVC)

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