
New Melbourne Team sustainable?
If there is a lack of potential corporate support in Melbourne's outer east that could be a problem, but surely there are some major industries based out there that would be interested?
In the end, whilst professional basketball teams need corporate support, is there any real point (or likely longevity) to their existence if they don't have a passionate fanbase?
In a city as big and wealthy as Melbourne, I would have thought its more important to base a team in a location its potential fanbase can attend and then to cultivate a relationship with prominent local business people?

Interview link
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-09-21/keneally-on-the-state-of-basketball-in-australia/4273166?section=sport

I hope we can get a Brisbane Team up. not sure if things will be ready or good enough for next season, unless some things change quickly

1st.
Cameron Tragardh
The Hawks go 3-2 over the month. Go 2-0 against the inform Pigs.
Cam T has over 5 games 125 pts & 50 boards
25 ppg & 10 rpg
2nd.
Shaun Redhage
Wildcats go 3-1 (Hawks beat the Cats and Cam T outplays Redhage)
Over 4 games Redhage has 106 pts and 27 rebs
26.5 ppg & 6.75 rpg
3rd.
Chris Anstey
Tigers go 4-0
over 4 games Anstey has 81 pts & 39 rebs
20.25 ppg & 9.75 rpg
Cam T should get player of the month!
GO HAWKS!!!

