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Four-time Olympian and 2004 Australian captain Shane Heal outlines his all-time Boomers Olympic team.

All the Australian men on US College rosters for the 2020/21 NCAA Division I season, complete with links to each player’s profile, team and conference.

All the Australian men on US College rosters for the 2020/21 NCAA Division 2 season, complete with links to each player’s profile, team and conference.

All the Australian women on US College rosters for the 2020/21 NCAA Division 2 season, complete with links to each player’s profile, team and conference.

The three-time Olympian and FIBA Hall of Fame inductee outlines her all-time Australian Opals Olympic team.

Las Vegas Aces star Liz Cambage is expected to sit out the 2020 WNBA season, with Howard Megdal of The Next reporting confirmation via a league source.

Source: Supplied Victorian guard Kingsley Box has committed to Southern Utah, increasing the Australian presence on the Thunderbirds roster to three next season. “We are excited to have Kingsley part of our program,” outlined head coach Todd Simon in the official release

64 Aussie men were on Division I rosters this season, with an incredible 20 of those incoming freshmen. While COVID-19 put an early end to most conference tournaments, it totally wiped out the NCAA Tournament to put a dampener on March. As we say hello to April, we take a look back at the 2019/20 season by the talent from down under and hand out our end of season awards.

Back when Ryan Broekhoff was in primary school, he was told to write about his ambition as part of a school assignment, about what he would like to be.

Brendan Joyce has experienced both the highs and lows in professional basketball as a player and coach. He has won championships in the NBL and SEABL, while being involved with both Australian men’s and women’s national programs. After being in charge of the Opals from 2013 through to the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, Joyce is now firmly focused on polishing some of Australia’s next crop of ‘hidden gems’. He was recently named

CLB3X3 basketball ventured to Darwin for their second leg of their 2016 National Tour on 25 June, with the city putting on great weather and an even better event. The Darwin Convention Centre car park proved the ideal venue to host a day of basketball out in the brilliant sun. Such was the overwhelming support for CLB3X3 basketball, the event turned into a festival of sport, also showcasing the Darwin Roller Girls, Territory Gymnastics, Squash NT and Netball NT.

Michael Oakes is an Australian athlete manager who has extensive knowledge in a wide variety of global sports, including basketball. As an officially accredited FIBA player agent, he is providing his knowledge and expertise for Australians as to what to expect as a professional basketball player.