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Three years gone and still no Hall of Fame
KEN Richardson, easily the greatest American import to play in Australia through the 70s, the NBL's inaugural MVP and its second most successful coach, died three years ago today. He still is not in the BA Hall of Fame.
Vale Ivars Blicavs
IVARS Blicavs probably is the least known of the famous sporting family, its Latvian origins originally leading it to basketball where several of his family members thrived.
Eight not enough for Tigers
SOUTHERN Tigers’ championship success last night in SA’s Premier League is not the club’s first title.
Old King Cole still a merry soul
THERE is no argument here. Ken Cole without doubt was the most controversial figure in Australian basketball from the 60s to the late 80s.
Liv the belle of Balaklava
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.
Get back on court
EVER just wanted to hit an indoor venue and play a game of pick-up basketball, but not having a club affiliation has stopped you in your tracks?
Head to our Facebook page today...
HEAD to Basketball On The Internet's Facebook page today for a little Christmas surprise and cheer. Have a great day!
Maher off to put out Flames
THERE'S a delightful symmetry in the fact Brett Maher tomorrow will be trying to stop the Flames one last time, before his future is full of doing the same.
Joe, Brad guests for FTF
OLYMPIANS and long-time South Australian basketball superstars Joe Ingles and Brad Newley top the bill for the Free Throw Foundation's next Adelaide lunch on Friday, August 21.
