Geelong United close to signing inaugural WNBL coach
Geelong United is set to announce its new senior mentor for its debut WNBL season as the organisation’s chief executive outlines what’s next for the budding franchise.
Geelong United is set to announce its new senior mentor for its debut WNBL season as the organisation’s chief executive outlines what’s next for the budding franchise.
NBL legend Chris Anstey has been left ‘disappointed ’ following a push for a Gold Coast team to play in the New Zealand women’s league which was blocked by Basketball Australia.
Boomers forward Penina Davidson is undecided if she will play for another WNBL team or return home to New Zealand after Melbourne Boomers was forced to transfer its WNBL licence.
The Townsville Fire have been dealt a double blow with two of the club’s cornerstone players announcing they will not return for the 2024/25 WNBL season. Find out where they’re heading.
As she prepares for the WNBL finals series with Melbourne Boomers, Carley Ernst credits returning to basketball and a team environment for helping her to cope with being a new mum.
Michelle Timms is confident Australia can bounce back from their Tokyo Olympic disappointment and push for an elusive medal at September’s World Cup in Sydney.
Sporting fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine has now hit the World Cup, which will be hosted by Australia later this year.
The WNBL has a new boss and she has already outlined some ambitious plans for the future of the league. Megan Hustwaite with the latest women’s basketball news.
From the outside, basketballer Alex Bunton looked like she had it all. But for the first time, she’s revealed the private hell she was living in behind closed doors.
Shyla Heal pulled on the green and gold for the first time with the Opals over the weekend, but proud dad Shane Heal gave her one task to complete in her debut.
The bolter in the Opals’ qualifying squad is dreaming of a home World Cup after completing a stunning ride from years of injury pain to the national team.
Liz Cambage has reportedly opted to go in a new direction after complaining about a pay gap that highlights huge double standards.
Liz Cambage is never short of an opinion and she has sparked a heated reaction after criticising a move by her own WNBA team.
Rising Opals Shyla Heal and Ezi Magbegor have opened up on the possibility of playing alongside childhood idol Lauren Jackson at the World Cup on home soil.
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