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Now it's Boomers' turn to thrive
OUR Boomers left today for Beirut and their first tilt at the FIBA Asia Cup, surely now mindful of the lessons learnt last week by the Opals.
Mills a boon for basketball in Oz
PATTY Mills, easily Australia's most successful indigenous basketballer, today inspired and excited a sold-out gathering in a passionate luncheon address at West Lakes in Adelaide.
NBA-NBL bond is only positive
IT is a huge day for elite basketball in this country with genuine matches for three NBL clubs against NBA franchises Utah Jazz, Oklahoma City Thunder and Phoenix Suns.
Patty in SA tomorrow
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PATTY Mills is in Adelaide tomorrow,
promoting his new line of children's
books, inspiring young indigenous
athletes at Woodville and headlining
a sold-out luncheon as keynote speaker.
So if you haven't bought a ticket, it's too late now.
FLASHBACK 99a: NWBL, WBC 1986
*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.*
Griffin 'gold' but Opals down in Cup
NATURALISED Australian forward Kelsey Griffin today won the MVP at the FIBA Asia Cup in India but the Opals fell one point short of claiming Gold at their first attempt, beaten 74-73 by Japan.
FLASHBACK 99: All Stars that never were!
*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.*
Bearcats to show playoff 'live'
WEST Adelaide Bearcats tomorow night will live steam their BSA Premier League men's Elimination Final against Sturt Sabres at Port Adelaide Stadium.
TFerg now officially with OKC
ADELAIDE 36ers' "one-and-done" 2016-17 import Terrance Ferguson, additionally trained in SA by the Dream Academy, now has signed with Oklahoma City Thunder according to latest reports.
Roberts joins 36ers' frontcourt
RONALD Roberts will give Adelaide 36ers another terrific frontcourt option alongside Daniel Johnson, Matt Hodgson and Majok Deng in the Sixers’ 2017-18 NBL championship assault.
