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Lightning beat the odds
"LIGHTNING beat the odds" is a story title which could have been used 100 times during the WNBL club's storied 25-year history, but it was just as applicable again last night in a gritty 86-80 road win at Dandenong.
Rd8 WNBL: Seasons on the line
ROUND 8 of the WNBL is particularly big for finals aspirants Townsville, Dandenong and Adelaide, while fourth-placed Bendigo also is under the pump.
WNBL Rankings #7: Fire making a move
DEFENDING WNBL champion Townsville is making its move on the Final Four and can advance that further in Round 8 against Bendigo, but our rankings have barely moved.
FFT7: Will NBL refs call WNBL?
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The NBL goes into recess for the FIBA World Cup qualifying window this week, and while the clubs take a chance to breathe, regroup and return to the pine, how many of our elite referees will be rostered for WNBL matches?
Players of the Week: A Mitch in time
MITCH McCarron made a great case for himself as B.O.T.I. Player of the Week with his match-winning tip-in for Melbourne over Sydney in an NBL thriller.
WNBL19, Rd7 Wrap: Light 'n' easy
ADELAIDE Basketball’s decision to go public today in its “search for investors” while its WNBL MAC Lightning team was fighting out a thriller against Melbourne in Melbourne tells you everything you need to know.
Rd.7 WNBL: 'Kadina Kid' cracks the ton
STEPH Talbot's potential to have a prodigious career in basketball first was spotted in SA country town Kadina, and this weekend in the WNBL sees her arrive at 100 games.
NBL/WNBL Prestige Rankings #6:
NBL-leading Perth Wildcats have continued to defy the odds but face their fiercest recent rival - New Zealand Breakers - in two huge games highlighting Round 7.
FFT6: Say farewell to the hard foul
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The hard foul is dead. Long live wimpy basketball.
Players of the Week: Back for more!
OUR weekly Player of the Week award finally has a repeat "offender" but there's a new face too, and it's one every fan following basketball in Australia knows.
