Long road back for LJ after successful dual surgeries
Lauren Jackson has undergone successful duel leg surgeries as she contemplates the long road back to continue her storied basketball careeer.
Womens Basketball
Fire snatch Townsville talent from southern WNBL rivals
The Townsville Fire have completed a major coup to secure the signature of one of the finest North Queensland basketball talents of the last decade. Find out how the Fire pulled it off.
Flames coach praises ‘best team in the league’ ahead of NBL1 finals
Townsville Flames coach James Rapinett has thrown down the gauntlet a week before finals as he eyes NBL1 North glory. Find out why he thinks his team can go all the way in 2024.
Olympic uncertainty as injuries hit for star Opals
Just a day after the squad was named for the Olympics, the Opals have been hit with a pair of injuries that could unsettle their Paris preparations.
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NBL1 East mid-year grades, young guns, best performers of 2023
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.
Concerns, investors, expansion: Inside the future of the WNBL
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.
Aussie star forced into retirement by diagnosis
An Australian WNBL star has been forced to retire from basketball early after receiving a devastating diagnosis.
The young Cairns basketball star bound for NBA camp
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.
Footy or hoops? Gun Tiger’s pride in dual-sport Boom
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.
Billion-dollar saviour emerges for WNBL as losses stack up
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?
Opals unleash six rookies in Asia Cup squad
The Opals will be banking on youth at next month’s Asia Cup – after unveiling a squad missing its WNBA talent, but loaded with debutantes. FULL SQUAD INSIDE.
10 kids in a year: Opals star’s fostering journey
Abby Bishop says he wouldn’t change a thing about her incredible journey. And taking in her niece Zala has inspired her to continuing providing love to those in need.
Ultimate guide: Every WNBL club’s free agents, signed stars
Free agency has kicked off in the WNBL and more than 80 players across the league are out of contract. See every free agent and the stars your club needs to sign.
WNBL players caught in crossfire as BA, owners go to war
In what looms as a flashpoint in the WNBL’s 43-year history, bleeding club owners have united to fight Basketball Australia over the league’s future. And it’s getting messy.
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