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Court stars claim honours (PotW)
PERTH import Courtney Williams and Adelaide's American combo guard Ramone Moore have snared the prizes this round as the B.O.T.I. WNBL and NBL Players of the Week respectively.
It's officials! They stink: Just Wrapping
TRULY it is scary now how far off the pace the officiating is in Australia compared to the skill levels on regular display in NBL and WNBL games.
Moore, defence breaks New Zealand
ADELAIDE tonight repeated its stunning NBL home win over New Zealand by pumping the Breakers 90-75 in Auckland, Ramone Moore with a career-best performance.
Kings "Phil" up: Rankings/Tips #10
THERE'S a reason Phil Smyth was anxious to keep his arrangement with Andrew Gaze and the Kings quiet but already speculation is rampant and at odds with those wishes.
Shoes to buy, not to Hire
AUSTRALIA’s elite basketball stars, including Chris Goulding and Abby Bishop, have rallied behind “A Stitch in Time” and the latest initiative of the agency’s founder, Perth Wildcats forward Greg Hire.
King Andrew calls on Prince Phillip
THE struggling Sydney Kings have reached out to Adelaide's three-time NBL championship-winning coach Phil Smyth to assist second-year coach Andrew Gaze in a consulting capacity.
Creek out til 2018
ADELAIDE Basketball has suffered its second blow of the week with 36ers and Boomers star Mitch Creek out until January 4 with a hamstring injury.
Booming on Court: Just Wrapping 10
TICKETS for the Boomers' two home games in their FIBA World Cup Asian Zone qualifiers at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne are expected to be in huge demand when they go on sale Thursday.
NBL "marketing" = hypocrisy X Infinity
THE swipe taken at the NBL by its one bona fide NBA star, Josh Childress, long is overdue considering the often juvenile, puerile and hypocritical way the league chooses to “promote” matches.
Hard news Hawks: Rankings/Tips #9
THE Illawarra Hawks are battling with their recent run of NBL bad luck, playmaking guard Mitch Norton needing surgery for a fractured thumb and likely to be out for six weeks.
