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Boom times: WNBL Round 14 Preview
MELBOURNE Boomers tackle the challenge of the dreaded "Doomsday Double" in this penultimate WNBL regular season round, with more Opals squad members than either Perth or Adelaide.
New FIBA Sec General
MIES, Switzerland: Greek-born Andreas Zagklis is the new Secretary General of FIBA, succeeding Patrick Baumann who died tragically in October.
FFT8: Creek to soar with Phoenix
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: NEWS our regular readers knew last month was confirmed today when the NBL's latest franchise, South East Melbourne Phoenix revealed their first marquee signing as Mitch Creek.
Boomers' ta-ta to Qatar
AUSTRALIA tonight scored 110 points as it buried Qatar beneath a 3-point scoring barrage at Margaret Court Arena in its 2019 FIBA World Cup Asian Zone qualifier.
Boomers bound into World Cup
IT'S official! After belting Iran 76-47 tonight at Margaret Court Arena, Australia is through to the 2019 FIBA World Cup in China, joining France, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Lithuania, Nigeria and Tunisia as among the first eight qualifiers.
Barlow, Moller earn Boomers' chance
MELBOURNE United teammates David Barlow and Craig Moller are "new" faces in Australia's Boomers to take on Iran and Qatar at Melbourne's Margaret Court Arena later this month, both great stories in their own right.
New Boomers primed for FIBA window
AUSTRALIA will take on Iran and Qatar in Melbourne in just over a month and wins will put beyond doubt the Boomers will be in China next year for the FIBA World Cup.
Aussie Indigenous best make it 4 straight
A LAST-gasp layup by big man Chris Patton not only secured the opening game of this year's annual Australian Indigenous All Stars' series over the New Zealand Maori National Team, but set up the Apunipima-sponsored outfit's fourth straight Trans-Tasman Championship.
Opals' Cup silver lining
AUSTRALIA was unable to sustain the pressure on FIBA World Cup favourite USA in today's Gold Medal game in Tenerife, Spain, but the silver lining is the Opals are way ahead of schedule.
Sandy's Opals history-makers
CALL it "Rio redemption, a "return to the podium", "Opals at their best" - call it whatever you want but tomorrow morning Australia has a shot at Gold, just two years after Olympic misery.
