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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.
'Life after sport' tackled by international star
TOBELA Mdaka has enjoyed a rich sporting career as a premier South African rugby player, but there is life after the roar of the crowd abates as the star will relate on Wednesday in Adelaide.
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.
Top SA kids camp hits big time
SOUTH Australia's longest-running basketball camp - the Tristar Camps now entering their Michael Jordan (#23) year of annual summer activity - has joined one of the nation's finest security operations, Titanium Security Australia, for 2019.
Chuch bball goes 'back to future' with U20s
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SA CHURCH Basketball turns 70 when its 2019 Winter Season tips off, the long-established competition launching an Under-20 grade as part of its long-term growth plan.
BA death knell for SEABL
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HOBART Chargers and Bendigo Lady Braves look likely to be the “farewell” champions of the SEABL following Basketball Australia’s decision to abandon managing the country’s longest-running interstate league.
Tasmania keeps making national noise
BASKETBALL around the nation enjoyed some amazing grand finals over this weekend, with WNBL championship winners Gabrielle Richards and Kelly Wilson by far the standouts in the SEABL women’s decider.
Free Throw applications now open
SOUTH Australia’s basketball charity The Free Throw Foundation has released another round of funding for the state’s basketball community through its “Assist Program.”
Goodbye Garry, wish it wasn't so
THE optimist in me likes to believe we all have that one – or more – friend(s) we can go years without seeing, but with whom we instantly can resume a conversation as if the intervening month, year, decade was merely a moment.
Starling does it again in awards coup
ALEX Starling last night immortalised himself in SA’s sporting annals when he won the Premier League’s prestigious Woollacott Medal for the second time, while Chelsea Brook swept through the women’s competition to claim the Halls Medal.
