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Broken wrist sidelines Jenna O’Hea, requires surgery
Damian Arsenis
14th Jan, 2020
In a thrilling overtime victory against cross-town rival Melbourne Boomers, Southside Flyers star and Australian Opals captain Jenna O'Hea suffered a wrist injury that will sideline her for up to 12 weeks.
Southside Flyers mortality revealed in narrow victory over Melbourne Boomers
Tony Cocking
13th Jan, 2020
Have the Melbourne Boomers revealed the Southside Flyers' biggest weakness?
The time is now: LJ destined for the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame
Damian Arsenis
11th Jan, 2020
Lauren Jackson did it all during an illustrious basketball career that spanned 19 years, and it would only be fitting that she be inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
Alanna Smith returns from injury with a bang in Korea
Damian Arsenis
20th Dec, 2019
Alanna Smith returned from injury to make an impressive debut in the WKBL.
Brianna Turner is riding the Lightning
Oliver Kay
19th Dec, 2019
Brianna Turner has ambitions to raise her game to highest level, and see's the WNBL as the pathway to her goals.
Age is just a number for the Spirited Shyla Heal
Tony Cocking
18th Dec, 2019
Shyla Heal has emerged as a reliable scorer for the Bendigo Spirit, belying her youth.
Lauren Jackson: “2020 is going to be an incredible year for women’s basketball”
Tony Cocking
18th Dec, 2019
Lauren Jackson on the WNBL, Opals and future of women's basketball in Australia.
Justin Nelson: The franchise whisperer
Oliver Kay
30th Nov, 2019
Justin Nelson is building a formidable reputation as a basketball general manager. After helping to resurrect the the Melbourne Boomers, Nelson is now doing the same for the NZNBL.
Abby Bishop and the WNBL tackle violence against women
Chris Sermeno
27th Nov, 2019
For rounds 7 and 8 of the WNBL20 season, Abby Bishop and the league is rallying behind ‘Orange the World.'
Alison Schwagmeyer-Belger, the heart of the Perth Lynx, on what lies ahead
Tony Cocking
18th Nov, 2019
Alison Schwagmeye-Belger has proven to be the heart and soul of the Perth Lynx, setting the tone with her energy and determination.
Marianna Tolo and the reigning champion Capitals serve notice
Damian Arsenis
8th Nov, 2019
While the Epoupa versus Mitchell contest in the back court was enthralling, the battle between Mercedes Russell and Marianna Tolo was a sight to behold in the Capitals win against the Flyers.
Flames match last season’s win tally with win over Fire
Lachy France
8th Nov, 2019
2-4 looks far better than 2-19 for a Sydney Uni side looking to put 2018/19 behind them.
Southside Flyers’ 6-0 win streak puts WNBL on notice
Tony Cocking
5th Nov, 2019
Who will be the next to rise for the WNBL's Southside Flyers? It’s an unenviable task for anyone standing across from them, and so far, they seem nigh untouchable.
WNBL: Battle of the undefeated teams on Melbourne Cup eve
Damian Arsenis
4th Nov, 2019
Two undefeated Melbourne-based teams will lock horns in a Melbourne Cup Eve Derby clash on Monday night at the State Basketball Centre in Victoria.
Rising talent: How Nes’eya Williams is already making an impact with the Perth Lynx
Tony Cocking
26th Oct, 2019
Nes’eya Williams, at only 18 years of age, is an exciting prospect for the Perth Lynx. Brought up through the Lynx’s pathway academy, Williams already has some impressive accomplishments on her fledgling resume.
New-look Perth Lynx already look like a championship contender
Tony Cocking
17th Oct, 2019
The Perth Lynx have recruited well and may well be a legitimate contender for the 2019/20 WNBL championship.
Sara Blicavs flying into the new WNBL season
Chris Sermeno
14th Oct, 2019
As we dive into the WNBL’s monumental 40th season, Sara Blicavs is at the forefront and raring to go for league newcomers Southside Flyers.
Lightning strikes twice: the return of Laura Hodges
Tony Cocking
10th Oct, 2019
Laura Hodges is back with the Adelaide Lightning and looking forward to going one better in 2020.
Garbin and Madgen: The Fire is stoked and ready to engulf the WNBL
Rowan Anderson
10th Oct, 2019
Darcee Garbin and Tess Madgen are excited for the 2019/20 WNBL season despite the retirement of Suzy Batkovic.
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