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Team China cracks Aussie resolve
ITS three-game series with Team China already wrapped 2-0, it was no huge surprise last night in Beijing the NBL All-Australian Team faltered to lose 62-82 to their hosts.
Opals head for 4-nation challenge
WORLD Uni Games Gold Medallist Darcee Garbin is the fresh new face to emerge in an Opals team bound for a four-nation tournament in China next month.
All-Aussies clinch China series
THE NBL’s All-Australian team last night beat the odds and Team China 58-55 to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in their three-game series which concludes tomorrow in Beijing.
TGIF: Huge Mitch "get" for United
THE GUYS IN FOCUS: MITCH McCarron changing plans to go from Cairns to Europe, instead landing at Melbourne United, is fabulous news for his legion of fans and for the NBL in general.
On This Day: June 7, 1998
DEFENDING NBA champs, Golden State Warriors, today took a virtually unassailable 3-0 lead over Cleveland Cavaliers with their 110-102 win in Cleveland, on the 20-year anniversary of arguably the worst Finals match in league history.
Rockets to fire on Rome
NORTH Adelaide's Under-16 State champion boys team will spend 10 days in Rome, Italy in October at the invitation of its renowned Stellazzurra Basketball Academy.
Rainbow Warriors bound for east coast
STORIED US college outfit, University of Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors – featuring a trio of promising Aussies on the roster – will hit Australia’s eastern seaboard in August, with upto three matches against NBL opponents.
Creek seeks NBA tweaks
ADELAIDE 36ers star and reigning club MVP Mitch Creek says breaking ties with his NBL club and home was and remains an emotional time.
Wilson on Cats' hit list
IS the NBL about to be hit with a second “Hugh Greenwood” case and one of its marquee clubs left lamenting: “Wilsonnnnnn!”?
Lightning's piece of WNBA history
KAYLA Alexander holding down the centre for MAC Adelaide Lightning in the 2018-19 WNBL season will give the club two quality WNBA imports for the first time in its history.
