On her way to practice with her second-tier team, one phone call would change Alex Fowler’s life for good. Three months later, she’s part of a new-look Opals Asia Cup squad that is eyeing history.
Jade Melbourne has settled into pro ball, Georgia Amoore has conquered college, and they’ve reunited in America’s capital. Code Sports checked in on Amoore’s ACL status, taking on the political state, and wind it back to the mischief caused at the AIS.
Geelong Venom has unveiled its second signing ahead of this summer’s WNBL season, days after the franchise announced its new name change.
Memo to media and fans: don’t bother asking Cayla George when she’s retiring. The bronzed Opal won’t be giving the game away any time soon as she enters an 18th WNBL season in new colours.
Lauren Nicholson was at the gym six weeks ago when she went into labour. Now the WNBL champion has penned her return to the court in what could be the quickest comeback ever.
It may be the opening weekend but the WNBA has launched an investigation into allegations of ‘hateful’ fan comments during the Indiana Fever’s season-opening clash with the Chicago Sky.
The WNBA tips off this weekend with a host of Aussies in action. But how much do they get paid to play in the biggest basketball league in the world? Every Aussie’s WNBA contract.
Imagine the AFL without the Adelaide Crows or Port Adelaide. Losing the women’s basketball team would be the equivalent for South Australia, says the Adelaide 36ers captain.
She’s fast becoming the most decorated member of SA’s famed Borlase family but will this hometown Opals hero wear another jersey in WNBL26? Isobel Borlase opens up on her plans to make the leap to the WNBA.
Three of the Townsville Fire’s brightest stars made their Opals debut this week in an 88-70 triumph over New Zealand. Find out more about the “unusual” chain of events that led to the moment.
After fighting through pain for most of her career, Sara Blicavs was left mentally wrecked and was ready to call it a day. But now, after a year like no other, she’s set for a pain free return to the national team.
All Adelaide Lightning players have been released from their contracts as the prospect of a WNBL season without a South Australian club reaches the state’s highest level of government.
Just two weeks being drafted into the WNBA, young Australian Georgia Amoore’s dream has turned into a nightmare with a shocking training injury.
A seven team WNBL26 season could be a strong reality, with officials expecting South Australia’s most successful sporting franchise, Adelaide Lightning, to fold.
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