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Anton still giving 'em Kurray
IT IS Melbourne Cup Day next Tuesday but Mount Gambier basketballer Anton Kurray will be celebrating the day the nation stands still with his 1,000th game of senior basketball.
Four-state finals to conclude SEABL
IT'S the SEABL's big weekend coming up, with Mount Gambier and Nunawading battling out the men's final on Sunday after Hobart and Brisbane determine the women's champion.
Opals in close shave with Brazilians
THE Opals have jumped right back into the winner’s circle, beating Brazil 66-63 in a World Championship warm-up in Istanbul.
Starling, Lewis toast of the town
WOODVILLE's import forward Alex Starling created history today when he became the club's historic first-ever Woollacott Medallist as the fsairest and most brilliant player in the SA State League.
Basketball SA still in the dark
IT has been so long since South Australia Metro's girls won an Australian Under-16 Championship that few can even recall it.
Mondayitis for sure: Eagles on the Green
THE personality clash between terminated men’s coach Al Green and Woodville’s rookie president Benn McDonald took a new twist yesterday with a meeting of club members anxious to see the issue resolved and the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame legend agreeing to assist at Forestville Eagles.
LMAO: Lightning strike, but it's not all PC
LADIES, Men, Athletes, Others: WNBL imports Kathleen Scheer (Sydney) and Natalie Novosel (Dandenong) both will be back in action this season but at a new destination, joining rookie coach Jeremi Moule at a vastly retooled Adelaide Lightning.
Grand finalists with announcements today
THE NBL’s 2013-14 grand finalists Perth and Adelaide are expected to make announcements today regarding key player retentions.
It's not easy being Green, or green&gold
AL Green is disappointed “the Woodville family” is copping a black eye by the ongoing dispute between the Hall of Fame legend and the Warriors’ rookie club president Benn McDonald.
Adelaide needs the SEABL but SEABL doesn't need BA
SOUTH Australia needs to re-establish a presence in the SEABL and the longest-running and most successful interstate league in the nation really needs to nut out why it wants to be run by Basketball Australia.
