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WNBL19, Wrap #1: Rangers, Spirit surprise
BEING a firm believer there can be no such thing as "upsets" in an opening round, must say Dandenong today beating Townsville and Bendigo last night knocking off Melbourne might actually qualify.
Lightning see 'red' in Perth
DOWN a key player in WNBA import Kayla Alexander, Adelaide today played exemplary defence and revealed a superstar in Nia Coffey as it took down the Lynx in Perth 78-66 in their opening game of WNBL Season 2018-19.
WNBL 2018-19 Preview: Fire up Boomers
DEFENDING WNBL champion Townsville looks likely to again face its biggest title challenge from a revamped Melbourne Boomers when Season 2018-19 tips off tonight.
Rd.1 WNBL19: Who will be #4
TOWNSVILLE, Melbourne and Canberra easily appear the most likely candidates for the WNBL's Final Four, but just which club will join them in the post-season is well hidden ahead of tonight's tip-off.
Star-gazing for Lightning's wounded guard
KATE Gaze is the multiple championship-winning star WNBL Season 2018-19 has forgotten.
Import injury blow for Lightning
MAC Adelaide Lightning’s 2018-19 WNBL hopes have been dealt a cruel blow with the knee injury to Canadian-born WNBA centre Kayla Alexander.
To tell the truth...
TO tell the truth, it often amazes me how loosely our esteemed established media can be with fairly straightforward facts.
Lightning win preseason clash
MAC Adelaide Lightning tonight inflicted a 76-73 win over Sydney Uni Flames in a WNBL preseason fixture at Port Adelaide Recreation Centre.
Play it again Sami, in green 'n' gold
OPALS’ coach Sandy Brondello, whose Phoenix Mercury took Seattle Storm to five games in their WNBA semi final, now will be barracking for the Storm to complete a championship sweep over Washington Mystics to get Sami Whitcomb to Spain as soon as possible.
Lightning regains Pirini, Alexander at WC
MIKAYLA Pirini has forced her way back into MAC Adelaide Lightning’s WNBL team which also is celebrating WNBA centre Kayla Alexander’s selection for the 2019 FIBA World Cup in Tenerife, Spain later this month.
