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Captaincy suited to a Teys
BRENDAN Teys has his tongue firmly in his cheek when he claims he is clearly the most athletic player on the Adelaide 36ers roster, but he’s not kidding when he says he loves this team.
FLASHBACK BONUS: 1974 Women's NIT
*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.*
FLASHBACK 95: NBL Guide 1983, Pt.3
*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.*
Coaches unhappy at AJ, DJ DCMs
ROB Beveridge was disappointed when AJ Ogilvy was left out of the latest Boomers squad but fellow NBL coach Joey Wright is equally miffed at recent omissions of Daniel Johnson and Anthony Drmic.
Jonah emboldened and Ferg 'home'
IT’S been a strong day for the NBL, the Adelaide 36ers’ brand and also Australia’s junior basketball programs with first Terrance Ferguson, then Jonah Bolden taken in the NBA Draft today.
Sources tell me... 3
SOURCES TELL ME … 3 : OK, that should read “sauces” because this info comes directly from key insiders, Messrs Hollandaise and Bernaise, and Mademoiselle Bechamel, so expect these to spread.
Wright on song, and all that Jazz
ADELAIDE 36ers coach Joey Wright is unsure whether his presence on Utah Jazz’s bench over the NBA summer will be good news or bad news for his NBL pair Mitch Creek and Nathan Sobey.
What a gal - Movie review
MOVIE REVIEW: I don’t know what those comicbook nerds were thinking when they reacted with much teeth-gnashing, hand-wringing and Internet-trolling at the casting of Gal Gadot in the title role of Wonder Woman.
2-2 at 3X3
AUSTRALIA bowed out of the FIBA 3X3 Women’s World Championship in Nantes, France early this morning, beaten by Pool leader Netherlands, albeit in overtime.
Tahlia loves it 'West'
THE trajectory on Tahlia Fejo’s career, far higher than the peak of the arc on her 3-pointer, won’t be slowed by something as paltry as a sprained ankle.
