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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.
Lightning coup as Blicavs makes move
MAC Adelaide Lightning have scored their first major recruiting coup with Opals’ Commonwealth Games Gold Medal-winner and FIBA Asia Cup Silver Medallist Stephanie Blicavs joining the club for 2018-19.
ESPN recalls our Loz's greatness
ESPN The Magazine has celebrated its 20th anniversary by presenting its "definitive 20 for 20 - the most formidable, awe-inspiring and downright dominant athletes of the past two decades" - and Australia's greatest basketball player, Lauren Jackson, is right up there.
WTF: So much going on right now!
WHERE'S THE FIRE? Basketball is white hot right now with the NBL Grand Final shaping as a classic, the Boomers to host USA at Etihad Stadium and FOXSPORTS giving Brad Newley a headset!
Soaring now with heaven's eagles
SOUTH Australia has lost three of basketball's great servants over the past three months, the type of people no sport can afford to lose.
Leilani, now Opals AND Boomers
MELBOURNE Boomers may have run second in the 2017-18 WNBL season and are losing dual-Olympic centre Liz Cambage, but they are first in line for the services of Rio Games playmaking Opals star Leilani Mitchell.
Psst. Have you heard the news?
THE AFL's Hawthorn Footy Club is reputedly circling the NBL and looking to snatch the Illawarra franchise out of Wollongong and re-locate it to Melbourne.
And the winners are...
SUZY Batkovic had one of the most outstanding personal games in the WNBL's grand final history to help Townsville clinch the championship in what was a landmark season for the superstar.
