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Goodbye, farewell, adieu to News Corp
IT’S over. Goodnight and goodbye to The Advertiser, the Sunday Mail, the late lamented The News newspaper and to the mighty News Corp – formerly News Ltd – as I retire today after 43-plus years as a basketball writer.
Lights on at Lightsview!
NORTH Adelaide Rockets will be heading out of (Jo) Hillcrest Stadium sooner than later and there are hopes the new redevelopment at St Clair for Woodville will approximate what's happened for Norwood at Campbelltown.
Oops, Anthony
ANTHONY Drmic closed his NBL season with Adelaide 36ers ejected in their last game. On Saturday, he started his Premier League career with Southern Tigers the same way!
Premier League launches in SA
BASKETBALL SA's Premier League is following the NBL trend with several teams importing point guards to run their teams when the season tips off tonight.
SA needs a SuperLeague
NOT exactly sure when it happened (because, like many, I took my eye off the ball) but somewhere in the last quarter-century, elite basketball in South Australia did a staggering back-flip.
Big time basketball returns to Riverland
THE Waikerie Community Sports Centre will host a basketball bonanza on the first weekend of March with the inaugural "Roundball Riverland Rumble".
Three years gone and still no Hall of Fame
KEN Richardson, easily the greatest American import to play in Australia through the 70s, the NBL's inaugural MVP and its second most successful coach, died three years ago today. He still is not in the BA Hall of Fame.
Vale Ivars Blicavs
IVARS Blicavs probably is the least known of the famous sporting family, its Latvian origins originally leading it to basketball where several of his family members thrived.
Eight not enough for Tigers
SOUTHERN Tigers’ championship success last night in SA’s Premier League is not the club’s first title.
Old King Cole still a merry soul
THERE is no argument here. Ken Cole without doubt was the most controversial figure in Australian basketball from the 60s to the late 80s.
