Sea Dawgs lose in overtime in CBL title game - Jun 28, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
At 11-5, the Wilmington Sea Dawgs and the 10-5 Savannah Wildcats know a little bit about winning. With the Continental Basketball League Championship on the line, fans were expecting a close game.
And so it was....
In front of a large, enthusiastic crowd, the Wilmington Sea Dawgs fell to the Savannah Wildcats in overtime by a score of 96-86. The Sea Dawgs came back from a 11-point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime
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At 11-5, the Wilmington Sea Dawgs and the 10-5 Savannah Wildcats know a little bit about winning. With the Continental Basketball League Championship on the line, fans were expecting a close game.
And so it was....
In front of a large, enthusiastic crowd, the Wilmington Sea Dawgs fell to the Savannah Wildcats in overtime by a score of 96-86. The Sea Dawgs came back from a 11-point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime. But the Wildcats fast paced offense was just a little too much down the stretch.
High scorers for the Dawgs included Jermaine Williams (6'7''-G/F-79, college: LSU) (26), Aaron Scott (21) and Aaron Coombs (6'10''-F-82, college: NC-Wilmington) (17).
The Wilmington Sea Dawgs would like to thank all of their fans for all their support this season. Their 11-6 record continues the team's streak of post-season playoff berths. We look forward to continuing the winning tradition next season.
Courtesy of the Wilmington Sea Dawgs
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Sea Dawgs win = home court advantage for Championship Game - Jun 20, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
In front of a very enthusiastic crowd, the Wilmington Sea Dawgs pulled out a very exciting win against the Savannah Wildcats by a score of 101-89.
The Wildcats fast break offense maintained a slight advantage throughout the first half and took a five point lead into the locker room.
The Sea Dawgs came out slow in the third quarter. Not happy with what he saw, Head Coach Dale Kuhl pulled all five players off the court
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In front of a very enthusiastic crowd, the Wilmington Sea Dawgs pulled out a very exciting win against the Savannah Wildcats by a score of 101-89.
The Wildcats fast break offense maintained a slight advantage throughout the first half and took a five point lead into the locker room.
The Sea Dawgs came out slow in the third quarter. Not happy with what he saw, Head Coach Dale Kuhl pulled all five players off the court. The new lineup went to work resulting in an 18 - 4 run and the Seadawgs never looked back.
The Wildcats pulled within six points mid way through the fourth quarter. But a few key turnovers later and the Sea Dawgs finished strong, thus clinching the number one seed in the Continental Basketball League (CBL) championship game.
The CBL Championship Game will be played at the Cape Fear Community College Schwartz Center on Sunday, June 27th at 6:05 p.m. The Sea Dawgs will once again be playing the Savannah Wildcats.
Those season pass holders will be able to attend the game free of charge. Regular ticket prices will apply. Tickets will be on sale at the door starting at 5:00 p.m.
For more details, check back early next week on our website www.wilmingtonseadawgs.com or follow us on Facebook or Twitter.
Thanks to all of our fans for a great season. We hope to see you next Sunday.
Courtesy of www.goseadawgs.com
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Sea Dawgs win big - Jun 18, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
The Sea Dawgs tamed the Carolina Cougarz by a score of 126 - 94. The Sea Dawgs maintained a nice size lead for most of the game, leading by ten at the end of the first quarter, and doubling that lead to 20 points by the start of the fourth quarter. The Sea Dawgs were happy to welcome back Jermaine Williams (6'7''-G/F-79, college: LSU) to line up who made positive contributions on both sides of the court
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The Sea Dawgs tamed the Carolina Cougarz by a score of 126 - 94. The Sea Dawgs maintained a nice size lead for most of the game, leading by ten at the end of the first quarter, and doubling that lead to 20 points by the start of the fourth quarter. The Sea Dawgs were happy to welcome back Jermaine Williams (6'7''-G/F-79, college: LSU) to line up who made positive contributions on both sides of the court.
With the departure of the Georgia Gwizzlies from the Continental Basketball League (CBL) earlier this month, the Sea Dawgs will now play their last regular season home game this Saturday night against league rival the Savannah Wildcats at 7:05 p.m. This game will most likely determine who will host the CBL championship game next weekend.
Courtesy of CBL and The Sea Dawgs
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Sea Dawgs have back to back losses - Jun 14, 2010
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Georgia Gwizzlies removed from CBL - Jun 3, 2010
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Wilmington Sea Dawgs hire coach - Mar 13, 2010
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CBL adds Birmingham, AL, to league line-up - Mar 7, 2010
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Carolina Cougarz hosting their first team try-outs - Mar 7, 2010
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The CBL on the start - Mar 7, 2010
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The Georgia Gwizzlies Head to the CBL - Feb 18, 2010
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CBL 2003 Season Awards - Aug 6, 2003
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CBL Names Gates Deputy Commissioner - Jun 26, 2003
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Steaks Sign Two Vet Players - Jun 19, 2003
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