With Phil S missing from the Hulkamaniacs line-up, a match against an unknown opponent loomed as being a danger one - however that issue was quickly put to bed as the Hulkamaniacs jumped to an early advantage courtesy of Adam and 2004/05 MVP Phil C.

Silence were finding their way early, facing a difficult task coming up against a team that went agonisingly close to their first division 2 title.

Four weeks away from basketball appeared to be having an effect early on the Hulkamaniacs, as Silence were finding a way to stay close to their opponents.  However, the Hulkamaniacs found their feet towards the end of the first half, capturing the form that took them to a franchise record 8 consecutive wins throughout the 2004/05 season.

With literally every player making a contribution to the scoresheet in the first half, the Hulkamaniacs had built a more than handy 13-point lead by half-time (29-16).

The first half was highlighted by the Hulkamaniacs getting out on the break at every opportunity, whilst Silence were made to work their baskets in a more traditional half court game.  And much to the Hulkamaniacs liking, the game really opened up in the second half.

The Hulkamaniacs, led by Beau, Adam and Phil C, continued to pile on the points in the second half - with the question mark over the result quickly being removed, replaced by the question "by how much?".

Silence were still quite competitive, but simply allowed the Hulkamaniacs too much latitude in the open court - a recipe for disaster with the likes of Phil C, Beau and Murray able to run the court with the best of them.  Silence added 17 points in the second half, not that surprising given the match had opened up drastically compared to the first half.  The Hulkamaniacs meanwhile, added 38 points of their own.

The final score was 67 to 33.