The Australian Basketball team for Athletes with an Intellectual Disability, the Boomerangs, are in search of a new Head Coach, following the decision of long-serving leader, Peter Corr, to step down from the role.
The 2011 World University Summer Games (WUSG) will be conducted in Shenzhen, China from 12-23 August 2011. This is a unique multi-sport event and is part of the Australia National Team pathway.
To be eligible, male and female athletes must be:
Basketball Australia’s US correspondent Phil Moskowitz wraps another week of Aussies in action in the US and Europe.
This week, the BA time machine drops in on the Australia Day long weekend in 2007...
Basketball Australia’s Lorraine Landon has been awarded with the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) during the Australia Day Honours Awards for service to basketball through a series of managerial and administrative roles.
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Following a four day training camp, the Gliders team that will represent Australia in the Osaka Cup has been selected.
Australian Jayco Opals star Penny Taylor has decided to leave the current European Basketball season early and will return home to Melbourne this week.
This week the BA time machine sends us back to mid-January, 2008. The on-court action was heating up on the Aussie hardwood.
Australian Boomers centre and NBA star Andrew Bogut is another Aussie basketballer lending a hand in a bid to raise funds for the Queensland’s flood relief.
THE NSWIS Men's basketball team landed in China last week ahead of a tough four Nation's Tournament. With a grueling schedule ahead, the team was prepared to put their skills to the test.
Australian Boomers point guard Patty Mills has inspired his NBA club the Portland Trailblazers to assist with fund-raising for the flood-affected areas of Queensland.
Australian Opals star forward Lauren Jackson chats with Brett Phillips on SEN about her injury, her playing future and the WNBL.
Reigning WNBA MVP and Australian Opals forward Lauren Jackson has returned to Australia with permission from her Russian club Sparta&k Moscow Region, after suffering an acute Achilles tendon injury.
The Australian basketball community has rallied to the aid of the thousands of Australians impacted by the devastating floods around the country, with teams from both the National Basketball League and Women’s National Basketball League set to carry out a range of fundraising activities in the coming weeks in support of the flood victims.
The NSW Institute of sport men’s team has arrived in China ahead of a nine-game tour which will see them compete with four teams from four other nations.
