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Finally, it's Be-WARE the Kings
AS IF signing Andrew Bogut last year wasn't enough - the Sydney Kings have locked away championship-winning Melbourne United import Casper Ware to leave zero doubt the club is 100 percent in NBL championship mode for 2019-20.
Smith a name to remember
ALANNA Smith is on the threshold of becoming Australian women’s basketball’s biggest international name, and Ezi Magbegor isn’t far behind, the dynamic duo today taken in the first round of the WNBA draft.
Creek again the lone wolf
WITH six points today, Mitch Creek created his own piece of NBA history as the highest scoring Aussie playing in his debut for Minnesota Timberwolves.
Call it 'telepathy' says returning Seekamp
“TELEPATHY.” That was the explanation Lightning co-captain Nicole Seekamp gave when asked how she and Lauren Nicholson fashioned the WNBL’s “play of the year” to close Game 2 of the 2019 Grand Final Series.
Taking sports passion to another level
TAKING on the challenge of a documentary making the collecting of sports cards interesting, let alone entertaining, had to knock award-winning filmmaker Lennon Cooper for a coop-de-loop.
Deng gone and Sobey official too
ADELAIDE 36ers' NBL stocks are continuing to shrink with highly-sought free agent Nathan Sobey confirming a new three-year stint in Brisbane and forward Majok Deng also taking his talents to Queensland's beaches at Cairns Taipans.
FLASHBACK 112: August 21, 1969
*FLASHBACKS, my irregular "lucky dip" where I just reach into my drawers of old Australian basketball stuff and transcribe or post whatever I find for you.
Fierce Wortho blast for 36ers management
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HALL of Fame-bound retired star power forward Mark Worthington fiercely has blasted Adelaide 36ers’ management over its handling of champion NBL coach Joey Wright’s off-season on the “Trash Talk” podcast for Sportsbet.
Nat didn't grapple with Lightning comeback
WNBL championship winner Natalie Novosel would rather be a wrestler than a body builder – but only as far as her journey back into Adelaide Lightning’s colours goes.
Soaring as the Crow flies
SUNDAY was a seriously significant day in Australian sports history – a day on which more than 53,000 people meandered into picturesque Adelaide Oval to exclusively watch women’s sport.
