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36ers end months of heartache with NBL win
The Adelaide hierarchy met late on Friday to discuss a number of pressing topics including Clarke's tenure, the sale of home court Adelaide Arena and inaugural championshipwinning coach Ken Cole's offer to buy the team.
Talks between club chairman Daryl Simmons, directors Paul Finlay and Dean Parker and CEO Leeanne Grantham were continuing over the weekend with the result expected to be known in the coming days.
Clarke has won just 23 of 73 games in twoandahalf seasons at the helm, including 611 this season.
Clarke had another potential worry when 216cm Luke Schenscher hit the court headfirst in the second term and was taken to hospital.
After Daniel Johnson (24 points, seven rebounds) lifted in his absence, Schenscher was given the allclear following scans.
It relegated the Kings (3rd; 108) to their third loss in four games.
In Sunday's other result, Perth (2nd; 114) dented Melbourne's top four hopes with a 7358 home victory, snapping the Tigers' threegame winning run.
A remarkable 3317 third term and Shawn Redhage's teamhigh 18 points sparked Perth's thirdstraight win.
Twotime defending champions New Zealand Breakers are also on a roll after their comeback 8278 win over the Crocodiles in Townsville on Friday night their fifth straight win.
The ladderleading Breakers (133) overcame a 15point halftime deficit to ensure they won all four games on their holiday season road trip since their December 28 visit to Adelaide the first time they had achieved the feat.
Tom Abercrombie (19 points) helped the Kiwis snap Townsville's fivegame winning streak.
"This group has been together a while and has experienced success together that builds a belief that you're never out of it," Breakers coach Andre Lemanis said.
Lastplaced Townsville (511) did not register a point in the final two minutes of the match as the Breakers finished on a 70 run.
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And the secondlast Cairns Taipans (510) ended a fourgame losing run with a dramatic 9481 overtime win over the Hawks (4th; 87) at Wollongong on Friday night.
Aaron Grabau's eightpoint run off a Glen Saville technical foul for Cairns late in the fourth term turned a sixpoint deficit into a twopoint lead before Wollongong's Larry Davidson sent the match into overtime.