Coming to a venue near you ... Part 2

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals — Friday, 9 Sep, 2016

Sep 9

ANZ for WNBL?

In: WNBL — Friday, 9 Sep, 2016

THE first call Basketball Australia boffins should have made at 9.00am yesterday was to the ANZ Bank.

Old King Cole still a merry soul

In: NBL, SA, Misc — Thursday, 8 Sep, 2016

THERE is no argument here. Ken Cole without doubt was the most controversial figure in Australian basketball from the 60s to the late 80s.

Sep 8

NBL-TV back, better than ever

In: NBL — Wednesday, 7 Sep, 2016

JUST $5 a month - that's what it will cost to watch every game live on NBL-TV in 2016-17, not to mention the chance to revisit classic games dating back to 1979.

Sep 7

After 30 years, lunch of the legends

In: NBL — Tuesday, 6 Sep, 2016

THE NBL's greatest single season team reunites for its 30th Anniversary, legendary coach Ken Cole jetting in from the US with a speaking engagement in Melbourne before Adelaide's "Legends Reunion Lunch".

Sep 6

36ers best backed for NBL title

In: NBL — Monday, 5 Sep, 2016

BELIEVE it or not, most of the money being bet on the forthcoming NBL season is on the Adelaide 36ers to win it all.

Sep 5

Liv the belle of Balaklava

In: WNBL, SA — Sunday, 4 Sep, 2016

OLIVIA Thompson (Forestville) has won SA's most coveted individual honour, the Halls Medal and Woodville import Nelson Kirksey its men's equivalent, the Woollacott Medal.

Sep 4

FLASHBACK 78: NBL around the corner

In: Flashbacks — Saturday, 3 Sep, 2016

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.

Sep 3

Boomers, Opals jobs in the air

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals — Friday, 2 Sep, 2016

THE fate of Basketball Australia’s two key coaching jobs, the Boomers and Opals, will remain publicly unknown until mid-October at the earliest, the performance reviews to be conducted later this month.

Sep 2

Welcome to September 1

In: NBL — Thursday, 1 Sep, 2016

SPRING has sprung! September 1 is here and so too is our monthly revisit of the NBL's first nude calendar attempt in 2001. This month it's a Sixer.

Sep 1