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Phillips our gem of an Opal
ERIN Phillips may have retired from WNBA after nine years and two championships but she has not given up on representing Australia and is likely to be part of the Opals camp in Phoenix next month.
FLASHBACK 89: More pics, early days
*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.*
Erin OK with Dallas decision
YESTERDAY's shock news Dallas Wings had released 2016-17 co-captain and Opals' Rio Olympics starter Erin Phillips troubled everyone except the dual-WNBA champion.
Asia Cup may come "Down Under"
BASKETBALL Australia may "go it alone" but equally may make a joint bid with Basketball New Zealand to secure FIBA's 2021 Asia Cup championship.
FIBA gets it right, the world over
ASK any soccer player what the goal of his international career would be and he will say "playing in the World Cup." Ask a basketballer and the likelihood is: "Playing at the Olympics."
Nicole back, adding SA flavour
MAC Adelaide Lightning have made another significant WNBL signing, bringing star Riverland junior Nicole Seekamp home to South Australia for the 2017-18 campaign.
Townsville claims the crown
TOWNSVILLE will represent Australia in Mongolia at FIBA's World Tour Event next month after yesterday winning the Champions League Basketball's CLB3X3 Aussie Summer Series Grand Final.
Step 1 to World Cup done
AUSTRALIA's NBL-based Boomers will face Japan, the Philippines and Chinese Taipei in the first round of Asian Group qualifiers ahead of FIBA's 2019 World Cup in China.
Cayla on Fire
CAYLA George was on fire today for Phoenix Mercury in a WNBA preseason game, just as Townsville announced it was regaining its championship-winning power forward for the 2017-18 WNBL season.
Nat has unfinished business
NATALIE Novosel was going to be an import for MAC Adelaide Lightning ahead of the 2014-15 WNBL season when disaster struck in the form of a torn ACL.
