Luke Travers joins the double-digit dimes club

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    PASAY CITY (Philippines) - The Boomers continue to set new individual and team milestones in these Asian Qualifiers Window 4.

    After Elijah Pepper's single-game scoring record, and Australia's top five marks in points, steals and efficiency against Syria on August 28, it was time for Luke Travers to join the party.

    The ex-Cleveland Cavalier got his passing game going in the big win over the Falcons, dishing out 10 assists.

    The 200 cm / 6'6" forward, currently with Melbourne United, also tallied 7 points and pulled down 6 rebounds, besides a steal.

    Overall, it was a typically balanced effort by the green and gold, with all 12 Aussies getting on the scorecard, led by Anthony Dell'Orso, who debuted in this window.

    Australia's team highs

    Boomers' 126 points against Jordan elevated them back in the top three for most points scored in a single game, after being temporarily pushed down by New Zealand, who too put up 126 against Syria earlier today.

    Australia's offensive effort also bettered their own top ten mark set earlier this week, when they posted 123 points, again at Syria's expense.

    Most points scored in a World Cup Qualifiers game

    Rank

    Date

    Team

    Against

    PTS

    1

    11/26/2017

    New Zealand

    Hong Kong

    133

    2

    7/6/2026

    New Zealand

    Guam

    129

    3

    8/30/2026

    Australia

    Jordan

    126

    =

    8/30/2026

    New Zealand

    Syria

    126

    5

    7/3/2026

    Australia

    Guam

    124

    =

    6/28/2018

    New Zealand

    Hong Kong

    124

    7

    8/28/2026

    Australia

    Syria

    123

    Australia's 30 made free throws against Jordan is now the best-ever in the Asian Qualifiers, ahead of Philippines' 29 over Guam in Window 1 of these qualifiers, back in December 2025.

    Angus Glover at the freethrow line against Jordan. Glover was a perfect 6/6, doing his part in Boomers' Asian Qualifiers' all time high 30 makes from the charity stripe

    With Travers leading the way, the Boomers ended with 33 team assists, which is the fourth-best figure overall.

    Most assists in a World Cup Qualifiers game

    Rank

    Date

    Team

    Against

    AST

    1

    7/6/2026

    New Zealand

    Guam

    40

    2

    6/28/2018

    New Zealand

    Hong Kong

    38

    3

    2/28/2022

    Australia

    Chinese Taipei

    34

    =

    2/25/2022

    Australia

    Chinese Taipei

    34

    =

    11/26/2017

    New Zealand

    Hong Kong

    34

    6

    8/30/2026

    Australia

    Jordan

    33

    =

    2/24/2023

    New Zealand

    Saudi Arabia

    33

    =

    11/29/2021

    Iran

    Bahrain

    33

    Travers' feat

    So where does Travers' 10 assists rank all time?

    He now comes in 8th best, matching his teammate Nick Kay, who achieved the same feat against Chinese Taipei back in 2022.

    Overall, 8 players have registered 10 assists in a single game, besides 7 who have 11 or more, led by Ali Mezher's incredible 15 shares, just in the last window.

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    Most Assists in a single Asian Qualifiers Game

    Rank

    Date

    Team

    Against

    Player

    Assists

    1

    7/5/2026

    Lebanon

    India

    Ali Mezher

    15

    2

    11/13/2022

    Jordan

    New Zealand

    Freddy Ibrahim

    14

    3

    2/24/2023

    Jordan

    India

    Freddy Ibrahim

    13

    4

    7/1/2022

    Bahrain

    Syria

    Maitham Isa

    12

    5

    11/26/2021

    Iran

    Bahrain

    Arsalan Kazemi

    12

    6

    2/27/2022

    Australia

    Japan

    Emmett Naar

    11

    7

    2/24/2022

    Jordan

    Lebanon

    Freddy Ibrahim

    11

    8

    8/30/2026

    Australia

    Jordan

    Luke Travers

    10

    =

    7/3/2026

    Philippines

    New Zealand

    Rhon Jhay Abarrientos

    10

    =

    2/26/2026

    Australia

    Guam

    Tom Wilson

    10

    =

    12/1/2025

    China

    Korea

    Sanning Liao

    10

    =

    2/28/2022

    Australia

    Chinese Taipei

    Nick Kay

    10

    =

    2/27/2022

    Jordan

    Indonesia

    Freddy Ibrahim

    10

    =

    9/17/2018

    China

    Jordan

    Mingxuan Hu

    10

    =

    7/2/2018

    Iraq

    Qatar

    Demario Aquan Mayfield

    10

    =

    6/28/2018

    New Zealand

    Hong Kong

    Shea Ili

    10

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