With all eyes on Perth this week for the inaugural HoopsFest, MICHAEL RANDALL breaks down the perfect launch script, what fans can expect, explores the festival’s future with a basketball legend and more.
Alice Kunek’s smile leaves no hint of the horror mouth injury she suffered during a year from hell. A fresh WNBL start brings new hope after injury and Olympic selection pain. GRAPHIC VIDEO
The Sydney Flames have found their replacement for injured star import Didi Richards, while Adelaide Lightning welcome back their star import. All the latest WNBL FREE AGENCY news.
After two years of huge moments, champion basketballer Cayla George was left ‘miserable’ and with nothing left to give. Now she’s revealed how playing in Taiwan ‘filled my cup.’
The NBL1 East comes to a thrilling conclusion this weekend. We take a deep dive into all four men’s and women’s rosters, profiling every player ahead of the grand finals.
Mercedes Russell led Southside to the WNBL grand final and won the league’s Defensive Player of the Year gong in 2020. But the pandemic scotched hopes for a return — until now.
The two-time WNBL coach of the year has made a major future commitment for his future, with rammifications to be felt by the Opals and WNBA.
Fresh footage of controversial star Liz Cambage’s verbal and physical attack on the Nigerian team has leaked – and the former Opal has since weighed in again on the ugly incident.
Liz Cambage says she is in talks to join the Nigerian national team, despite not being eligible to play for the side – and members of D’Tigress are not impressed.
We won’t see Liz Cambage in the green and gold again, and it’s a massive win for Australian basketball and the globally respected Opals program, writes MATT LOGUE.
The Liz Cambage era is officially over. PETER MITCHELL speaks to Opals coach Sandy Brondello about her decision.
With eight men’s and women’s team remaining in the hunt for NBL1 East glory, we rank the 30 most important players in the finals, including NBL/WNBL talent and the game’s future stars.
Lauren Jackson may be 42, but the Aussie basketball great says she has never felt better as she weighs up another return to the court.
Analysis of each WNBL team’s fixtures for 2023-24 has revealed defending champions Townsville have the most challenging schedule by a wide margin. See how the Fire have been dudded.
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