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Fleeting finals fortunes: NBL/WNBL Rankings
THIS is a major round with playoff ramifications for the NBL but it's all done and dusted in the WNBL and time to turn to finals.
Lights out for Perth: WNBL Rd.15 Wrap
TURNING back a 21-point deficit to beat the Lynx in Perth 82-81, Adelaide produced one of its greatest WNBL comebacks but it was costly too, Lauren Nicholson suffering a fractured nose.
Who wants Caps? WNBL Rd.15 Preview
THE loser out of Perth and Adelaide, the most relevant game in the WNBL's final round of the regular season, knows what it has in store in the semi finals - a best-of-three battle with Canberra.
Wildcat woes: NBL/WNBL rankings
WOW. Our WNBL rankings barely adjusted but boy did Perth take a hit in the NBL after losing AT HOME to last-placed Cairns last round.
FFT: Farewell to two icons
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: There's a certain symmetry in the WNBL regular season and the careers of superstars Suzy Batkovic and Belinda Snell ending on the same floor on Saturday.
Coffey cups first prize: WNBL PotW
MAC Adelaide Lightning star and MVP candidate Nia Coffey has won her second B.O.T.I. Player of the Week accolade, pipping Canberra's Leilani Mitchell.
Townsville's tit for tat: WNBL Rd.14 Wrap
CANBERRA Capitals have clinched the WNBL's regular season championship and first place for the playoffs while for reigning champion Townsville, it was a case of "tit for tat" today with Dandenong.
Boomers beat odds, Caps lock first
MELBOURNE today made its road win over in-form Adelaide definitive, overcoming foul trouble and injury to inflict a decisive 98-83 WNBL whipping, while Canberra clinched first place.
Coffey strikes gold in Bendigo
MAC ADELAIDE Lightning continued their WNBL season of revival - and survival - by drowning the Spirits 92-81 in overtime last night in Bendigo, Nia Coffey with a season-high 37-point haul.
Boom times: WNBL Round 14 Preview
MELBOURNE Boomers tackle the challenge of the dreaded "Doomsday Double" in this penultimate WNBL regular season round, with more Opals squad members than either Perth or Adelaide.
