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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”.
Where are the missing Lynx? WNBL Preview
DOWN 0-1 in the best-of-three semi final series to WNBL championship favourite Canberra, Perth tonight needs to find the missing Lynx from Game 1's 19-point beating.
FFT: Time to be seeing stars
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The WNBL regular season is well-and-truly over and the NBL has rounded the corner and in the straight, so here's who we reckon should be partying come season's end.
Lightning lowers the Boom: WNBL Semis
MAC Adelaide Lightning today again proved they currently are South Australia’s most outstanding sporting team in a national competition, putting themselves within one win of a WNBL Grand Final berth following an emphatic 76-60 road rout of Melbourne Boomers.
Blowing the whistle: WNBL Semis, G1
THERE's a certain irony in the fact Canberra tonight launches the playoff stage of its WNBL championship campaign against Perth, the other club where complaints were rampant about officiating "home cooking".
FFT: Did Casper's miss open the door?
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: When Casper Ware missed a layup he would score 99 times out of 100, Perth sealed its 13th win of the NBL season and the Wildcats most likely made it back to their 33rd consecutive playoffs appearance.
