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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.
Opals 'rein in' Spain
TRAILING by eight with a period to play, Australia's Opals reined in Spain with an outstanding 22-8 final quarter to storm into the FIBA Women's World Cup Gold Medal Final 72-66.
Opals have a serve of paella on the menu
AUSTRALIA's Opals tomorrow take on host nation Spain in a FIBA Women's World Cup semi final, for the right to challenge the champion USA for the Gold Medal.
Opals like 'bulls in a China shop'
NOT even the great wall of China's best defenders could stop Liz Cambage and the Opals tonight from storming into the FIBA Women's World Cup semi finals.
Opals to take crack at China tonight
AUSTRALIA's Opals take on China tonight in a KO quarter-final of the FIBA Women's World Cup in Tenerife, Spain and will start heavy favourites.
To tell the truth...
TO tell the truth, it often amazes me how loosely our esteemed established media can be with fairly straightforward facts.
Opals sweet in Group B sweep
AUSTRALIA's Opals tonight moved directly into the quarter-finals of the FIBA Women's World Cup in Tenerife, Spain, completing a sweep by hounding Turkey 90-64, Liz Cambage a colossus.
Perspective: Let's give Africa credit
THERE were a few furrowed brows when FIBA’s Women’s World Cup tipped off in Tenerife and Australia’s rejuvenated Opals had to battle to shake off Nigeria in their Group B opener.
