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On This Day: June 2, 2017
YES, it only was a year ago today but On This Day, justifiable excitement was building at what the future held and still holds for a group of the NBL's finest.
Coffey suits Lightning to a Tee
NO-ONE is saying so just yet, but WNBA recruit Nia Coffey may be the best player to join MAC Adelaide Lightning since Leilani Mitchell wore the club’s colours for a season in 2015-16.
Wildcats, Bucks, Bullets, Kings dominate Boomers
MATTHEW Dellavedova and Thon Maker of the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, and Perth Wildcats trio Angus Brandt, Nick Kay and Jesse Wagstaff lead the Boomers team bound for the June/July FIBA World Cup qualifying window.
Time for Brown to enjoy the ride
HOW often has a promising fresh coach been charged with the job of rejuvenating an ailing franchise, rebuilding it back to being competitive, then been sacked before enjoying the fruit of his/her labours?
The star who never changed
RACHAEL Sporn turned 50 on Saturday. One of Australian basketball’s all-time great players and even better human beings figuratively hit the century-shot from halfcourt!
We're back, breathing freely!
APOLOGIES friends and readers. I know the site has been inactive for just over a week, and thanks to those who’ve contacted me, concerned for my wellbeing.
On This Day: May 20, 2016
TIME flies and ON THIS DAY, just two years ago, we celebrated the return home of South Australia's own NBA star, Joe Ingles, with a series of feature articles. It makes for an interesting revisit.
LMAO: Our gals are on the go
LADIES MOVE AROUND OFF-SEASON: MOVEMENT across the WNBL continues with Sydney's Casey Samuels joining Tess Madgen at Townsville's championship program.
WTF: Hawks close to an X-Man signing
WHO'S TURNED FREE (AGENT): ILLAWARRA Hawks look set to sign an X-Man in Xavier Cooks while guys on contracts continue to be released and signed elsewhere in this week’s NBL wrap up.
Bradtke, Longley reunite after 30 years
LUC Longley and Mark Bradtke debuted together as Boomers at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and they’re back on Australia’s bench three decades later for upcoming internationals.
