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Omens favour a Light rebuttal
IT'S February 13, the Canberra Capitals are chasing their 13th straight WNBL win and their last loss was in Adelaide to Lightning. If superstition or omens are worth anything, they definitely favour Adelaide tying the best-of-three Grand Final Series 1-1 tonight.
Come on Kelsey, cut that crap
KELSEY Griffin may be the best American-born player to compete in our WNBL, a multiple championship winner, MVP of a FIBA Asia Cup in her debut as a naturalised Aussie, and a short-priced favourite for this year's Most Valuable Player. So what's with all the freaking flopping?
FFT: Does anyone want to finish 4th?
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: FOR weeks, Brisbane held the door to the Final Four open for Adelaide and the 36ers refused to oblige. Then the Bullets shot themselves in the foot and the 36ers did find a way in. So last Sunday, when the Sixers could have shut the door, they instead very politely kept it ajar for Brisbane.
Can Lightning break crowd record?
INTEREST across South Australia is at a massive high as MAC Adelaide Lightning prepare for the make-or-break Game 2 of their WNBL Grand Final against Canberra on Wednesday. But can they break their own attendance record?
Caps with one hand on WNBL trophy
DOMINATING the second quarter, star Opals Marianna Tolo and Kelsey Griffin inside and playmaker Leilani Mitchell outside, turned Adelaide's game-plan on its ear to set up an 88-67 Game 1 win for Canberra in the WNBL's best-of-three Championship series.
Caps built to win, Lights built to survive
THERE can be no question Canberra Capitals start favourites to win the club's eighth WNBL championship, starting with a sold out Game 1 home win tomorrow against Adelaide Lightning.
FFT: Were 20 Names Enough for the MVP?
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: It was a fabulous idea for the NBL to this week release the list of quality candidates from which its 2018-19 Most Valuable Player will be selected. But 20 names?
Coffey time for Lightning
MAC Adelaide Lightning star Nia Coffey is likely to go close to winning the WNBL's Most Valuable Player award but tonight she comfortably won the club's MVP accolade.
Lightning ready, 36ers "Moore-so"
MAC Adelaide Lightning are ready for their first WNBL Grand Final since 2008 and their NBL brother Adelaide 36ers have been buoyed by the premature return from injury of American combo guard Ramone Moore.
Capitals V Lightning for WNBL crown
THE 2019 WNBL champion will come from Canberra Capitals and Adelaide Lightning, two of the three most successful clubs in the league’s 39-year history, after both dismissed semi final challengers in “straight sets”.
