Townsville goes into its WNBL semi final clash with Perth a heavy favourite but the Lynx’s fully-fit Ferr-Aari McDonald looms as a major roadblock in the Fire’s quest to go back-to-back.
It was an epic WNBL semi-final opener that featured the sport’s greatest player and the league’s best. It should have been the hottest ticket in town. So why did no one show up?
Star re-signs as she pledges to give everything she’s got to bring more championships to the Fire.
When Jordin Canada arrived in Melbourne from the WNBA, it wasn’t quite the role she envisioned but it soon became clear the brilliant Melbourne Boomers was the best player in the league.
A former Opals coach believes Liz Cambage’s poor pre-Olympics behaviour is a by-product of a program providing too many allowances for her as the side’s superstar compared to other team members.
There’s another Australian heading to the USA to pursue their NBA ambitions – but rather than conceding fouls – Jacqui Dover will be calling them.
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