The Bullets sealed up first place in the Philips NBL Championship on Saturday night with a big win against the NZ Breakers. On an 80's themed night at the Bullets' old home at Chandler, Mick Hill high scored as the Bullets went one game closer to equalling the league's all-time record of 16 consecutive wins.

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Lucky number 13 came up for the Bullets, as they continued their winning streak with a hard-earned win over the South Dragons. Shane Heal was a steady threat throughout the game, reliably sinking many shots from long range, but the former Bullet was almost fouled out of the game, with one foul coming after a shoulder charge on Mick Hill. Dusty Rychart led the way with 26 points and 8 rebounds to notch up a 117-101 victory.

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In Blackout II, Brisbane extended their winning streak to 12 games with a very convincing 121-86 win over the Wollongong Hawks. Sam Mackinnon lead in both offense and defense, with 30 points and 14 rebounds.

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Brisbane continued their winning streak, defeating the Singapore Slingers 131-116.

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The Bullets put on a scoring display against Singapore, with Ebi Ere and Brad Williamson leading the way. Williamson fired in 7 consecutive 3-point shots in the final quarter on his way to 30 points for the game, showing up Ere's 36 points.

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After losing in overtime a few days ago, the Bullets got payback tonight against the Cairns Taipans.

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