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No more 'on the fly' for Rangers
THE green-and-gold of the Dandenong Rangers is gone with the WNBL unveiling the franchise's new identity as the Southside Flyers, hats off again to club owner Gerry Ryan.
Lightning gamble on Hodges
ADELAIDE Lightning have rolled the dice Laura Hodges can rediscover her WNBL form after a two-year hiatus by signing the four-time Olympian for the 2019-20 season.
Novosel in shock third ACL tear
MAC Adelaide Lightning star guard/forward Natalie Novosel has been ruled out for the 2019-20 WNBL season after suffering a potential career-ending third ACL tear.
No time for whimsy, Timmsy
ICONIC Australian basketball superstar and FIBA Hall of Famer, Michele Timms, has been selected to coach the World Team V The Americas at the Aurora Games Festival in Albany next month.
Dream game for Lightning star
MAC Adelaide Lightning's returning star guard/forward Stephanie Talbot rocked the WNBA today with a career game for Minnesota Lynx in a rout of Atlanta Dream.
Bits&Pieces: Here comes Big E
WITH Greek powerhouse Panathinaikos agreeing to terms with Jacob Wiley for next season, expect Adelaide 36ers to soon reveal Eric Griffin as his replacement import for the 2019-20 NBL season.
Rangers reign in recruiting wars
THE club's WNBL future looked extremely uncertain during the off-season but the Dandenong Rangers are bouncing back with a vengeance - Rio Olympians Leilani Mitchell and Jenna O'Hea two expected key signings.
Lightning coup as Hurst bursts in
MAC Adelaide Lightning have scored a further marquee WNBL recruiting coup with the signature of seven-time league champion Natalie Hurst for the 2019-20 season.
Hors d'oeuvres, from top sauces
THE Boomers have added an X-Man, the NBL has announced a fourth All Star team to hit China next month and another Kiwi is bound for the Boomers ... the Melbourne Boomers.
SA's 'Magnificent 7' Opals
SOUTH Australia has seven players in Sandy Brondello's Opals squad for the 2019 FIBA Asia Cup as Australia chases Gold in its recent topsy-turvy run of top-two podium finishes.
