Caitlin Clark’s Olympic snubbing is the talk of the basketball world. Opals coach Sandy Brondello chats to MATT LOGUE about the big selection call and the young Australian making waves in the WNBA.
Amid an unprecedented upheaval in the historic women’s league, the free agency period has been pushed back again leaving dozens of out-of-contract stars in the dark.
WNBL clubs are set to hugely benefit under a bid to take ownership of a slice of the exposure-starved league from a syndicate led by a former influential figure at NBA club the Philadelphia 76ers.
When Cheryl Chambers and Southside parted ways, the master mentor recommended the Flyers consider an Opals legend to be the WNBL club’s next coach. Safe to say, they were impressed.
Basketball legend Shane Heal has spoken for the first time since he and his star daughter Shyla seemingly dropped off the face of the earth.
The absence of Shane and Shyla Heal has continued for a second consecutive game, as Sydney Flames went down to the Perth Lynx.
Lauren Jackson has done it all in basketball, so it should come as no surprise that she has bravely defied a fractured foot to play in the WNBL this season.
The Storm are headed to Geelong for a pre-season match in February, but that might not be the last we see of the NRL powerhouse.
Four days after she suffered two broken ribs and a punctured lung, tough-as-nails Opal Bec Allen tried to play in the World Cup. Six weeks later, she had surgery. What went wrong?
A sputtering first half left Melbourne with a mountain to climb, but these Boomers never say die. Here’s how they dug themselves out of a deep hole to topple Townsville.
Young talent was on display from Sydney high schools who competed in the recent Basketball Australia Schools Championship. CHECK OUT OUR ALL-STAR TEAMS HERE.
If you have seen the way Cayla George has played this WNBL season, you wouldn’t suspect a thing has changed. Here’s how she has handled her newest role: being a mum.
A strong NSW contingent has led the charge for Australia at the FIBA U15s Oceania Championships in Guam, with six players shining in the green and gold on the big stage.
The Covid pandemic took a major toll on Vanessa Panousis, but the South Sydney local has redicovered her love of the game and is back home in the WNBL with the Sydney Flames. This is her comeback story.
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