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Chemist Warehouse WNBL just the start
CHEMIST Warehouse today revealed as naming rights sponsor for the WNBL while also throwing its weight behind our seven national women’s teams, is huge news for the sport in Australia.
Sunday Wrap: Life of Brian, Part 2?
SUNDAY WRAP: HAWKS GM Mat Campbell has confirmed the club remains in pursuit of 2015 league MVP Brian Conklin, who has been playing in France.
WTF: Big news in the West
WILDCATS' TWO FINDS: PERTH is in the news for all the right reasons this week with the Lynx signing Rio Olympian Katie-Rae Ebzery and the Wildcats retaining vice-captain and Western Australian (Youth) of the Year, Greg Hire.
Lightning's piece of WNBA history
KAYLA Alexander holding down the centre for MAC Adelaide Lightning in the 2018-19 WNBL season will give the club two quality WNBA imports for the first time in its history.
Coffey suits Lightning to a Tee
NO-ONE is saying so just yet, but WNBA recruit Nia Coffey may be the best player to join MAC Adelaide Lightning since Leilani Mitchell wore the club’s colours for a season in 2015-16.
The star who never changed
RACHAEL Sporn turned 50 on Saturday. One of Australian basketball’s all-time great players and even better human beings figuratively hit the century-shot from halfcourt!
We're back, breathing freely!
APOLOGIES friends and readers. I know the site has been inactive for just over a week, and thanks to those who’ve contacted me, concerned for my wellbeing.
LMAO: Our gals are on the go
LADIES MOVE AROUND OFF-SEASON: MOVEMENT across the WNBL continues with Sydney's Casey Samuels joining Tess Madgen at Townsville's championship program.
Mercury rises for Mitchell
AUSTRALIA’s Rio Olympics starting point guard Leilani Mitchell has signed a contract extension with Phoenix Mercury which should see her conclude her WNBA career in Arizona.
Gaze switches to Adelaide
AUSTRALIAN basketball's most famous name - Gaze - will be on the lips of MAC Adelaide Lightning fans next WNBL season with Kate Gaze signing on for 2018-19.
