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Podcasts, Balls and Bangles
SYDNEY Kings captain of a bygone era, the redoubtable Brad Rosen, is definitely a Southside Flyers and a Kings-Wildcats NBL Grand Final advocate, as is clear in our weekly podcast.
Cunningham clear for Game 3
MELBOURNE Boomers' controversial import Sophie Cunningham has been cleared by the WNBL to play in tomorrow night's deciding semi final Game 3 against the Capitals in Canberra.
The Week That Was: Feb.16-23
SOUTHSIDE Flyers are through to the WNBL Grand Final, our Boomers are 1-1 in their Asia Cup qualifiers and it has been another big week in basketball generally.
Allen key as Boomers force decider
STAR Melbourne Boomers import playmaker Lindsay Allen tonight loaded her team onto her shoulders and showed them the way past defending champion Canberra in Game 2 of their best-of-three WNBL semi final series, 88-76.
Boomers steamroll Hong Kong
ANGUS Glover's emphatic enthusiasm today in the green-and-gold and the infectious energy of the Boomers' babies made even their 115-52 Asia Cup qualifying rout of Hong Kong fun ... at times.
Cole guides Flyers into Grand Final
A SIZZLING 3-point basket by Southside's Bec Cole to close a rampant Adelaide third quarter rally tonight set the foundation for the Flyers to advance into the WNBL Grand Final series with an 82-79 Game 2 semi final road victory.
WNBL: Margie and the 4,000
ADELAIDE LIghtning stalwart Margie Williamson will receive WNBL Life Membership tomorrow night while her club hopes for 4,000 fans to roll up for their do-or-die semi final Game 2 against Southside.
Tall Blacks depth KO's Boomers
NEW Zealand's Tall Blacks flexed their experienced international muscles tonight to give rookie coach Pero Cameron a winning debut over arch rival Australia 108-98 in their Asia Cup qualifier in Brisbane.
Lightning banking on home crowd support
DOWN 0-1 in its best-of-three WNBL semi final against regular season champion Southside, Adelaide is hoping for another huge attendance for Saturday's home Game 2 to help it keep the series alive.
WTF is FIBA and BA doing?
CORRECT me if I'm wrong but isn't the Tokyo Olympic Games the pinnacle for basketball in 2020? So what the hell is FIBA doing scheduling meaningless, costly and downright stupid "Asia Cup qualifying" games THIS WEEK?
