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Erin OK with Dallas decision
YESTERDAY's shock news Dallas Wings had released 2016-17 co-captain and Opals' Rio Olympics starter Erin Phillips troubled everyone except the dual-WNBA champion.
Nicole back, adding SA flavour
MAC Adelaide Lightning have made another significant WNBL signing, bringing star Riverland junior Nicole Seekamp home to South Australia for the 2017-18 campaign.
Cayla on Fire
CAYLA George was on fire today for Phoenix Mercury in a WNBA preseason game, just as Townsville announced it was regaining its championship-winning power forward for the 2017-18 WNBL season.
Nat has unfinished business
NATALIE Novosel was going to be an import for MAC Adelaide Lightning ahead of the 2014-15 WNBL season when disaster struck in the form of a torn ACL.
Bishop key piece for Lightning
MAC Adelaide Lightning have scored the club's biggest recruiting coup in almost a decade, signing Abby Bishop for the 2017-18 WNBL season.
Stay tuned for more TV
FOX Sports is not just broadcasting a game a week, plus all finals matches for the WNBL for the next three seasons, as a genuine league partner it is working on other inroads.
Queen Elizabeth back for Melbourne
MORE fabulous WNBL news today with confirmation by Melbourne Boomers that Opals dual-Olympian Liz Cambage will be back in the purple and gold this 2017-18 WNBL season.
Clydesdale to run Lightning horses
HOT on the heels of the WNBL and Fox Sports announcing their new three-year TV partnership, big moves continue across the league, Dandenong captain Aimie Clydesdale today joining the MAC Adelaide Lightning.
Foxy ladies, WNBL back on TV
IT'S official. Hats off to Sally Phillips and Fox Sports with the news the WNBL has landed a three-year partnership and broadcast deal with the pay-TV network.
Sydney's good news, bad news
SYDNEY Kings have landed outstanding Aussie college star Dane Pineau but the WNBL champion Sydney Uni Flames look likely to mount their title defence without superstar playmaker Leilani Mitchell.
