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It's good news week!
LOGAN Thunder coach Jason Chainey, Basketball Australia, basketballers in and out of Australia, sponsors, the community and social media have played their roles today in saving the WNBL club.
Support rallies for Thunder
BASKETBALL Australia has been pleasantly surprised by the degree of tangible support in south-east Queensland for cash-crisis-hit WNBL outfit Logan Thunder.
FLASHBACK 19 (II): SA Grand Final, Sept.26 1963
*FLASHBACKS, my "lucky dip" where I just reach into my drawers of old Australian basketball stuff and transcribe whatever I find for you - but this is a follow-up to Saturday's "Flashback 19".
Thunderstruck!
MOST basketball fans would know by now the Logan Thunder are pushing an empty barrel uphill with about 48 hours left to save their club and their WNBL season.
Upsets? Expect many of them this year
THERE can be no such thing as an “upset” at a preseason tournament.
Goulding good news
BETTER news off the presses for Melbourne Tigers fans – Chris Goulding’s ankle injury may not be as bad as first feared.
Sky bedridden by Fever
ERIN Phillips and her Indiana Fever WNBA champion teammates welcomed Eastern Conference champion Chicago to the playoffs for the first time in the Sky’s eight years, then dumped them out in 48 hours.
The Cup runneth over
PERTH Wildcats reinforced their standing as the NBL's pre-eminent club when they claimed their record seventh preseason piece of silverware by winning the inaugural Loggins-Bruton Cup.
FLASHBACK 19: SA Grand Final, Sept.26, 1963
*FLASHBACKS, my weekly "lucky dip" where I just reach into my drawers of old Australian basketball stuff and transcribe whatever I find for you.
That's a lot of basketball
FOUR NBL games at NSISC and five WNBL games at Dandenong was a lot of elite basketball happening around the country today.
