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Pero still the X-factor at Cup
PERO Cameron’s imminent induction into the FIBA Hall of Fame is appropriate recognition of the magnificent career of the New Zealand superstar but it doesn’t bode well for the Boomers in Beirut.
'Baby' Boomers coming out party cracks China
AUSTRALIA's "baby" Boomers came of age today, dazzling with their tenacity and singleminded, unshakable purpose as they shattered China 97-71 in Beirut to advance to the semi finals of the FIBA Asia Cup.
Boomers ready to crack China
AUSTRALIA could meet Trans-Tasman and Oceania rival New Zealand in a semi final at the FIBA Asia Cup in Beirut, but it first must get past troublesome China.
FLASHBACK 100: Happy Anniversary
LAST week the NBL and NBA announced three joint matches coming up within two months. FOX SPORTS then revealed its full commitment to Aussie basketball. Five years ago when B.O.T.I. launched, it was a hell of a different story as you can see from this "special edition" centenary of "FLASHBACKS."
Bring on the NZ Nationals!
THE Apunipima Australian Indigenous All Stars finished 11th at their first World Indigenous Basketball Challenge attempt and are fired up to take on New Zealand's Maori National Team later this year.
Boomers march into quarters
AUSTRALIA ripped through Chinese Taipei 90-50 last night to march unbeaten into the quarter finals of the FIBA Asia Cup in Beirut, Mitch Creek again on fire.
Aussie girls firing at WIBC
IT'S been a mixed bag for Australia's teams contesting the World Indigenous Basketball Challenge in Vancouver but our girls have been firing.
Boomers 'King Kong' to Hong Kong
WELL before tip-off, anyone who follows international basketball knew Australia's sharks would feast on Hong Kong's minnows and that's exactly how it played out last night in Beirut.
Cox on fire at Indigenous Challenge
ROHANEE Cox scored 39 points today to lead Australia’s Maal-Ya Indigenous women’s team to a 64-58 win over Vancouver Strathcona at the World Indigenous Basketball Challenge in Vancouver.
3X3 here to stay so let's end the hate
FEW developments in basketball have galvanised followers as divisively as 3X3’s recent emergence through FIBA to now rank as an Olympic sport, while rankling haters. I've switched camps.
