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Wine tasting can wait as Jock Landale joins Boomers in Kazakhstan
Jock Landale and his parents had a European getaway planned for the FIBA international window, but Landale is now in Astana with the Boomers awaiting his senior debut.
- by Roy Ward
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New Basketball Australia boss excited by the 'trifecta' of opportunities
Experienced CEO Jerril Rechter has replaced Anthony Moore as Basketball Australia boss ahead of this year's basketball World Cup.
- by Roy Ward
Adelaide coach Chris Lucas says he has 'utmost respect' for Capitals
The WNBL coach of the year was upset post-grand final comments were misconstrued.
- by Caden Helmers
WNBL
Canberra Capitals family club embraces Leilani Mitchell
Her son is an everlasting reminder of the most important things in life.
- by Caden Helmers
WNBL
The moment WNBL euphoria sinks in for Maddison Rocci
The moment Maddison Rocci arrives home, she will finally able to comprehend what she has accomplished.
- by Caden Helmers
WNBL
MVP Kelsey Griffin fires back at Capitals critics
Kelsey Griffin is sick of hearing Canberra bought a championship, adamant this is a title built on character
- by Caden Helmers
Ben Simmons
Simmons learns what it takes to become a great in NBA All-Star game
When Ben Simmons entered the game at the start of the second quarter, he had a feeling of: "Here we go. Don't mess up." He didn't.
- by Keith Pompey
Canberra Capitals
The Canberra Times wins award for best coverage of Capitals and WNBL
The Capitals won the grand final against Adelaide last weekend.
NBL
Ware lauds physical play of DJ Kennedy for NBL semi-finals
Casper Ware has felt the full force of fellow import DJ Kennedy and his physical play and thinks Kennedy's impact will be crucial for the NBL semi-finals.
- by Roy Ward
NBL
Gaze, Kings to part ways at season's end as NBL coaching reshuffle looms
Andrew Gaze has decided three seasons as coach of the Kings are enough, opting to step down at the end of this year's playoffs.
- by Roy Ward
NBL
Madgen becomes latest signing for new SE Melbourne Phoenix
Ben Madgen has a brother in the AFL and a sister in the WNBL but next season he returns to Australian sport after signing with NBL expansion club SE Melbourne Phoenix.
- by Roy Ward