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Chris Pike

JackJumpers right at home on night of celebration

Will Magnay (left) set the tone at both ends of the court for the JackJumpers. (Linda Higginson/AAP PHOTOS)

Will Magnay was a strong physical presence, Jordon Crawford made big shots and the Tasmania JackJumpers beat Melbourne United 81-72 on the night they unfurled their NBL championship banner.

The JackJumpers were right back to their ferocious best in a championship series rematch that threatened to boil over, but they led early on Saturday and remained in control in front of a raucous MyState Bank Arena crowd in Hobart.

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