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FFS: Jeremi may yet be Screen-saver
FRIDAY FEMALE STORY: Australian Opals co-captain Jenni Screen may have played her last WNBL game for Adelaide Lightning although new coach Jeremi Moule hasn’t ruled out her return.
New NBL teams? What about Team #9
NATIONAL Basketball League plans to expand from its existing eight clubs to 12 – maybe 13 – by 2015-16 leave one question avoided or unanswered. What about Team #9?
FFF: The stars are back to shine again
FEMALE Friendly Friday: HOW good is the WNBL already starting to look for its 35th season in 2014-15 with the return of marquee names such as Lauren Jackson, Belinda Snell, Liz Cambage?
Smokin' Joe through to Euro Final
FINALLY, Joe Ingles is through to the Euroleague Championship game after his Maccabi Tel Aviv team pulled off a miracle finish in its Final Four semi-final against CSKA Moscow.
SEABL just a new cash cow
THERE can be no real reason Basketball Australia wants to annexe the SEABL competition - Australia's oldest interstate league - other than to shore up its perilous finances.
Lightning no longer 'light on' in frontcourt
ADELAIDE Lightning today completed a further WNBL recruiting coup, signing 196cm rookie Opals centre Alex Bunton for the 2014-15 season.
Long lost Langford back for Lightning
ADELAIDE Lightning have taken a strong step toward improving their WNBL standing next season, securing Emma Langford today.
Adelaide needs the SEABL but SEABL doesn't need BA
SOUTH Australia needs to re-establish a presence in the SEABL and the longest-running and most successful interstate league in the nation really needs to nut out why it wants to be run by Basketball Australia.
Thunder and Lightning, BA very frightening
IT’S probably just a coincidence Basketball Australia chair Scott Derwin was right in the thick of it when Gold Coast Blaze was ejected from the NBL under the national federation’s watch.
Rankings #24 ... and not much more
WE’RE down to it, a last NBL regular season round with plenty of twists and turns yet to keep every fan happy.
