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Walking on air
LUCAS Walker's late addition to the Boomers' team for tomorrow night's FIBA World Cup qualifying match with Japan is as inspirational a story as Peter Crawford's 2012 London Olympic selection.
Dandy's cluster fluster
SARA Blicavs' unfortunate injury effectively has wrecked Dandenong's WNBL season, back-to-back losses this round sending cracks through the thin playoff ice on which the Rangers are skating.
Turning Taipei to tapas
HAVING already feasted on Chinese Taipei 90-50 en route to Gold at the FIBA Asia Cup, tonight the Boomers served up a 104-66 taste sensation in Taipei to open their World Cup qualifications.
Cluster buster: Rankings/Tips
WNBL fortunes could be made or lost in the league's historic "Cluster Round" at the State Basketball centre this weekend which will see all eight teams in action under one roof.
Cambage takes early plea, out for one
DUAL-Olympian Liz Cambage has accepted an early plea to have her two-game suspension for unduly rough play reduced to one after the WNBL’s Games Review Panel found her guilty of kneeing Mistie Bass.
NBA: Big Ben chiming daily
IT seems a day cannot go past on the NBA schedule without Australia's first bona fide international megastar, Ben Simmons, creating news.
Hit the beach for more 3X3
CHAMPIONS League Basketball's burgeoning position as 3X3 basketball's pre-eminent force in this country has enjoyed a further boost with its admission into the Australian Beach Games.
Boomers break: Just Wrapping #7
THE NBL goes into recess this week to open the FIBA World Cup qualifying window while the WNBL brings all of its teams into Melbourne for its first "Cluster Round".
Sixers find their way back
THERE was no “Randle Scandal” tonight at The Fortress as the 36ers smacked away Sydney 108-93 to rejuvenate their faltering NBL campaign.
All Stars upgrade for title defence
FORMER NBL regulars Deba George, Kerry Williams, Tyson Demos, Chris and Michael Cedar headline the newly announced Apunipima Australian Indigenous Basketball All Stars 15-man squad.
