Tag Archives: Liz Cambage

The coach of the Australian women's basketball team says there is a more visible camaraderie among the Opals without Liz Cambage, who made it clear she has zero interest in playing for the national team again.

The international career of controversial star Liz Cambage appears to be over, after she was officially left out of the Australian Opals squad for next year's Basketball World Cup in Sydney. Basketball Australia has named a 24-player squad,

Australian coach Sandy Brondello is adamant that even without Liz Cambage the Opals have an “exciting” squad able to right the wrongs of a Tokyo Olympics shocker at next year’s home World Cup.

Basketball superstar Liz Cambage looks to have slammed the door shut on her Australian career, revealing she has rejected the chance to play in the World Cup. The 30-year-old is a four-time WNBA All-Star and represented Australia at two Olympic Games but her time in green and gold may be …

Australian Opals centre Liz Cambage reportedly won’t be a part of the side’s World Cup campaign in Sydney next year. According to The Age, the dominant tall will be left out of the Opals’ preliminary 24-player squad which will be announced early this week.

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage is likely to have played her last game for the Opals after declaring she has "zero" interest in representing

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage has likely played her final game for the Opals after not being included in the 24-player squad for next year’s home FIBA Women’s World Cup. The squad will officially be released by Basketball Australia on Monday but it is expected that Cambage will not be …

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage is likely to have played her last game for the Opals after declaring she has “zero” interest in representing Australia at next year’s Women’s World Cup in Sydney.

The Aussie basketball superstar may have played her last game in national colours after a bombshell act on social media. More here.

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage is likely to have played her last game for the Opals after declaring she has "zero" interest in representing Australia at next year's Women's World Cup in Sydney.