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WNBL Wrap3: Individuals shine and Lightning strikes
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INDIVIDUAL performances stood out in a classic WNBL Round 3, Jade Melbourne, Lauren Nicholson, Aari McDonald, Izzy Borlase, Alice Kunek, Jordin Canada and Kelsey Griffin stamping their authority and Adelaide Lightning scoring a major upset.
Brad&Boti: NBL7 and WNBL 2 Under Microscope
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HAVE Melbourne United, Sydney Kings and Tasmania JackJumpers separated themselves from the NBL pack and have Melbourne Boomers emerged as the surprise WNBL title favourite? Brad Rosen and I had a lot of thinking to do for this week's Brad&Boti podcast after the weekend's results.
WNBL Rd3 Rankings, Tips: Time to show some Spirit
IS BENDIGO the real deal or is Perth as good as it seems after two home wins? There's a few questions the WNBL's Round 3 should help answer, the Spirit expecting back championship-winner Kelsey Griffin, though most likely against Melbourne on Sunday.
WNBL TotW2: Flyers flying as Boomers boom
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WITH only two teams remaining undefeated after just two rounds of WNBL play, it was another tough call to isolate our Team of the Week, especially with Mercedes Russell and Maddi Rocci also leading Southside to two big road wins.
WNBL Wrap2: Boomers, Lynx setting the pace
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MELBOURNE Boomers and Perth Lynx remain the WNBL's only unbeaten teams after just two rounds, emphasising the contention this could finish as one of the closest seasons in the league's 42- year history.
Brad&Boti: WNBL, NBL and Dr Mic stops by
BRAD Rosen and I are back this week with a huge Brad&Boti podcast, featuring not only the latest on the WNBL season's tip-off last week and the NBL's continued delivery of stunning results, but also an in-depth interview with Tasmania JackJumpers forward Anthony Drmic on life in the limelight.
WNBL Rd2 Rankings, Tips: Boom times to continue
ANY battle between Sydney and Melbourne always is big but Round 2's WNBL showdown in the NBL double-header at Qudos Bank Arena with the Kings-Bullets is a monster, given the fact Guy Molloy, Cayla George and Tess Madgen were all formerly with the Boomers and now face their former club.
WTotW1: Perth, Melbourne go to the wire
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THE WNBL season’s opening round threw up no shortage of surprises but two teams stood out for our first Team of the Week award of 2023-24, both providing unexpected results from their first runs to reinforce the strong belief every game has the potential to be an upset this year, with such even outfits.
WNBL1: Big guns fail to fire
IT IS a total fallacy to call any result from the first round of a new season as "an upset". After all, which teams are established and which teams aren't? Frankly, it's ridiculous. But wow, what an upset Perth caused over Sydney and Melbourne over Southside to open the WNBL season.
WNBL1: Boom! Melbourne thunders past Lightning
ALL dressed in lilac, Melbourne last night lowered the boom on a stunned and ultimately numb Lightning in Adelaide, opening the WNBL season with a come-from-behind 68-60 victory, back-up centre Penina Davidson and import Naz Hillmon stand-outs.
