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WNBL 2026-27 opens tonight with some Venom
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YES at last, the WNBL tips off tonight in Hobart with the league's freshest face Tasmania Jewels hosting its second newest club Geelong Venom amid the rebirth of basketball for women in the island state. The JackJumpers have been great for the game. The Jewels will be the same.
Kings snarlin' as Carlin lays waste to Cup hope
NEW Zealand's Carlin Davison has always been a super athlete. Last night in Canberra, he went further and became Superman for the Breakers, in the injury-forced absence of Parker Jackson-Cartwright, taking on the role of point guard and driving the Ignite Cup experts to a sizzling NBL road win over Sydney.
Brad&Boti: Finally, WNBL tips off at last, plus KD, Bryce etc
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WE HAVE arrived at last, with tip-off tomorrow for the 2026-27 WNBL season and Brad Rosen and I take an in-depth look at the new players and prospects in an extended preview, following our wrap of the NBL's Round 4. There's all this and more at this week's Brad&Boti podcast.
Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE: Dr Mic is out, Kendric just lost
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ANTHONY Drmic has hung up his boots and as his first NBL coach, Joey Wright recalls him fondly at our Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE podcast this week, the Tasmania JackJumpers' championship winner claiming Rookie of the Year honours way back when at Adelaide 36ers.
Wow. Now we glorify sore losing? NBL Wrap
KENDRIC Davis' return to his most pathetic and immature behaviour that saw out Adelaide's well planned and executed win over somebody's "benchmark" team yesterday, needs to be looked at deeper than "it's good for the game" because pedestalling a sore loser is not what Aussie sports is about, or ever has been.
Kenyon D leads to another Davis outburst
IF you're not a dyed-in-the-wool Sydney Kings fan or apologist, it becomes increasingly difficult to like Kendric Davis, a petulant flopping sook who likes to play the victim, even after Adelaide has strategically used Matt Kenyon to curtail his influence and underpin a 36ers road upset.
Phoenix cough up a Throwdown as Dylan winds up
SOUTH East Melbourne last night coughed up another Throwdown before Brandon Knight made a promising debut in Perth, Dylan Windler with 32 points and seven 3-pointers as the Wildcats finally ran away from a New Zealand team missing injured inspirational leader Parker Jackson-Cartwright.
DJ has Hawks spinning around in JJ onslaught
DAVID Johnson set his own milestone last night as part of a record Tasmania haul of 122 points, the JackJumpers swarming all over Illawarra for a 10-point win that bore no resemblance to the actual manner in which the Hawks were humiliated for large portions of the contest.
Taipans emboldened as Bullets misfire again
FLYING in the face of previous erratic NBL form at Sydney Kings, NZ Breakers and the Illawarra Hawks, power forward Jonah Bolden last night again showed he still has something positive to offer, his 16 points and 9 boards off the Taipans' bench underpinning a 97-91 win over Brisbane.
United ignites a winning game style
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WITH import Zylan Cheatham doing an impersonation of Ben Simmons shooting the ball and John Jenkins continuing his struggles, the 36ers were no match for a Melbourne ignited by Luke Travers en route to an NBL Ignite Cup win that only became interesting via a last quarter fightback.
