‘It’s the unknown’: BA under fire for handling of Boomers’ future
Basketball Australia has come under fire for its handling of a bid to save WNBL’s Melbourne Boomers, with some appealing for the organisation to approve a bid immediately.
Basketball Australia has come under fire for its handling of a bid to save WNBL’s Melbourne Boomers, with some appealing for the organisation to approve a bid immediately.
Australian basketball star Liz Cambage has been handed a small fine after being ejected for two ugly incidents – before giving the referee a spray on her way off the court. WATCH what happened.
US President Joe Biden and sport commentators have condemned the pitiful payday of basketball newest superstar that’s exposed a “jarring” gap.
Lauren Jackson expressed concerns she may not play at the Paris Games, but a big Basketball Australia decision could hugely affect her dream of a fifth Olympics. Find out more inside.
Lauren Jackson could quite easily be the best female player in the history of the game, and she is eyeing a stunning return with the backing of a former teammate turned Opals coach.
WA Premier Mark McGowan’s border announcement last week hit the Perth Lynx camp hard. Coach Ryan Petrik opens up on the latest setback in a difficult year.
Aussie basketball legend Chris Anstey has turned to two players across ‘The Ditch’ as his best NBA draft candidates. See who else runs out his top 10 in this week’s The Logue Down.
Basketball Australia will take travel advice from the Federal Government in the wake of Novak Djokovic’s deportation as it prepares to head to Serbia for World Cup qualifiers.
Melbourne United star Matthew Dellavedova won’t play for the Boomers in the FIBA World Cup qualifiers, but he will still have a role to play.
The pandemic has left the WNBL season hanging by a thread after Round 6 games were postponed on the weekend. Here is how the league is planning to survive.
Kelly Wilson will create WNBL history this week setting an incredible games record that may never be broken.
For all its exciting progress in the last 12 months, Aussie basketball was tarnished by one incident in particular and now that ‘huge disappointment’ has been laid bare.
The Canberra Capitals gained an ‘unfair’ advantage to beat the Sydney Flames in the opening round of the WNBL season and coach Shane Heal wants justice.
Joined at the hip. It is a phrase that perhaps best sums up Townsville basketball guns Rory Hawke and Luca Yates.
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