It took four screws and two titanium plates to rebuild the legend that is Lauren Jackson, and in turn, it has rebuilt the culture of the Opals, as they fight for a podium return in Paris.
Bec Allen’s injury curse has left her ‘shattered’ after a remarkable comeback from broken ribs and a collapsed lung. The shooter opens up on the brutal road back, and the core Opals group who can lead them back to the podium.
Called in to help the Opals prepare for Paris after being dumped from the squad, Amy Atwell’s Olympic hopes were slim — but not none. Here’s how the Aussie sharpshooter stayed ready.
A star NT basketball captain suffered a bizarre concussion in a fireworks accident as her team stumbled in the fight for a finals spot. Read what happened.
The owner of a WNBL club claims he never wanted an investigation to find an Australian basketball legend bullied staff, a court has been told.
On the same day she blew out 14 candles on her birthday cake Olivia Olechenowicz has made a massive mark on the U16 National Championships. See the top players to watch.
The daughter of an Australian basketball legend who is suing a WNBL club was allegedly “manhandled” by a staff member, a court has been told.
Despite mounting two impressive comeback attempts, the Opals’ Asia Cup title hopes are over, after China held Australia to their lowest total in the history of the competition.
With finals fast approaching, it’s time to take a deep dive into the mid-year report cards for the NBL1 East men and women, including grades, top performers and the best young guns of each side.
In his first interview since it was revealed clubs held concerns over the future of the WNBL, Chief executive Matt Scriven has answered all the tough questions on the future of the league.
An Australian WNBL star has been forced to retire from basketball early after receiving a devastating diagnosis.
She is one of the brightest basketball prospects in the Far North and this week, Teyahna Bond will be put through her paces in one of the biggest opportunities in her life.
At 23, Monique Conti’s already one of AFLW’s best ever. She’s a gun on the court, too, joining a new WNBL club amid an AFLW push that could leave her with a big dual-sport decision.
A billion-dollar company could become the WNBL’s saviour, with the league’s losses exceeding $5 million last season. But will Basketball Australia give up a 51% stake in the ownership?
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