WNBL

The Opals' Asia Cup coach Paul Goriss has been banned for a month and referee Simon Cosier axed for the rest of the WNBL season after the pair exchanged

Opals' Asia Cup coach Paul Goriss is banned for a month and referee Simon Cosier axed for the rest of the WNBL season after the pair exchanged confidential footage of a rival club's training session.

Alex Bunton has vowed to deliver Canberra fans an early Christmas present as the Capitals look to make a statement to their WNBL rivals. The Capitals return to home court when they face the Bendigo Spirit at the National Convention Centre on Wednesday night.

A WNBL referee has been banned for the rest of the season and UC Capitals coach Paul Goriss is suspended until January 20 for sharing and using confidential training video for scouting purposes.

Lessons learned from Sunday night's loss to the Melbourne Boomers will benefit the Bendigo Spirit in their next assignment, according to coach Tracy York. The Spirit suffered an 81-56 loss to one of the WNBL's best teams,

The NBL and WNBL will be honouring the six children killed in last week's jumping castle tragedy in Tasmania, with all teams to wear black arm bands and a minute silence at every match this week.

Britt Smart says the Canberra Capitals' destiny is "in our control" leading into a short turnaround which looms as a blessing for the WNBL hopefuls. The Capitals have less than three days to pick up the pieces following their humbling defeat at the hands of the Adelaide Lightning over the …

The Canberra Capitals have shattered their membership record barrier as rising star Jade Melbourne issues a call to arms ahead of a Wednesday night showdown. The Capitals marked their homecoming in front of a crowd of 1319 at the National Convention Centre this past Sunday,

Melbourne Boomers have made it two wins from as many WNBL games after cruising past Bendigo Spirit 81-56 behind a stellar performance by Tiffany Mitchell.

Bendigo Spirit fans arrived at Bendigo Stadium on Sunday night hoping that Mitchell would put on a show. They got their wish, except it was Melbourne Boomers' recruit Tiffany Mitchell and not Bendigo Spirit point guard Leilani Mitchell.