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| − | + | Melbourne basketball supporters will see the WNBL s two biggest signings in the opening round in October. | |
| − | The | + | Australian basketball superstar Lauren Jackson and her Canberra Capitals side will kickstart the WNBL season against Melbourne Boomers at the State Basketball Centre on Friday, October 17. |
| − | + | Then the Boomers, who feature Opals stars Rachel Jarry, Tess Madgen and Rebecca Allen, will back up to play Liz Cambage and the Dandenong Rangers at Dandenong Stadium on October 18. | |
| − | + | The WNBL is expected to release its full season fixture on Wednesday with eight clubs playing 22 games, down from 24 last season when the now-defunct Logan Thunder played in the competition. | |
| − | The | + | Advertisement |
| − | + | The first <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com/louis-vuitton-corners-towel-scarf-38>Louis Vuitton Corners Towel Scarf</a> of three highly anticipated match-ups between Jackson and Cambage will be on November 1 when the Rangers travel to Canberra, with the two clubs to also meet at Dandenong Stadium on November 22. | |
| + | Jackson and Cambage haven't played in the WNBL in recent years and both are expected to play for the Opals at the women's world championships in Turkey from September 27 to October 5 before heading home for the new WNBL season. | ||
| + | The twin towers of Australian women s basketball have rarely played against each other in either the WNBL or WNBA, so many supporters will be keen to see them face-off. | ||
| + | The Rangers, who have also regained star point guard Kathleen Macleod from pregnancy and signed WNBA star Monica Wright, will travel interstate only once in the first seven rounds. | ||
| + | Two-time champion Bendigo Spirit will again start its title defence <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com/ceinture-louis-vuitton-17>Ceinture Louis Vuitton</a> in Townsville in a grand final replay against Townsville Fire on October 18. | ||
| + | The Spirit is likely to unveil its 2013-2014 WNBL championship banner when Jackson and the Capitals visit Bendigo for a round-two match on October 25. | ||
| + | The Spirit, which has added Opals shooter Belinda Snell while keeping its title team together, will face a fierce examination in its first four games against title contenders Townsville, Canberra, Melbourne and Dandenong. | ||
| + | The Capitals have enjoyed positive off-season, signing Jackson and veteran point guard Kristen Veal while keeping core stars Jess Bibby and Carly Wilson while the Boomers kept <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com/anagramme-ceinture-19>Anagramme ceinture</a> their young roster together and added promising centre Natalie Burton from West Coast Waves. | ||
| + | The WNBL appears not to have bowed to calls for a three-game grand final series with the season decider again to a be a one-off event scheduled for March 8, 2015. | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 11 August 2014
@@@ Melbourne basketball supporters will see the WNBL s two biggest signings in the opening round in October.
Australian basketball superstar Lauren Jackson and her Canberra Capitals side will kickstart the WNBL season against Melbourne Boomers at the State Basketball Centre on Friday, October 17. Then the Boomers, who feature Opals stars Rachel Jarry, Tess Madgen and Rebecca Allen, will back up to play Liz Cambage and the Dandenong Rangers at Dandenong Stadium on October 18. The WNBL is expected to release its full season fixture on Wednesday with eight clubs playing 22 games, down from 24 last season when the now-defunct Logan Thunder played in the competition. Advertisement The first <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com/louis-vuitton-corners-towel-scarf-38>Louis Vuitton Corners Towel Scarf</a> of three highly anticipated match-ups between Jackson and Cambage will be on November 1 when the Rangers travel to Canberra, with the two clubs to also meet at Dandenong Stadium on November 22. Jackson and Cambage haven't played in the WNBL in recent years and both are expected to play for the Opals at the women's world championships in Turkey from September 27 to October 5 before heading home for the new WNBL season. The twin towers of Australian women s basketball have rarely played against each other in either the WNBL or WNBA, so many supporters will be keen to see them face-off. The Rangers, who have also regained star point guard Kathleen Macleod from pregnancy and signed WNBA star Monica Wright, will travel interstate only once in the first seven rounds. Two-time champion Bendigo Spirit will again start its title defence <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com/ceinture-louis-vuitton-17>Ceinture Louis Vuitton</a> in Townsville in a grand final replay against Townsville Fire on October 18. The Spirit is likely to unveil its 2013-2014 WNBL championship banner when Jackson and the Capitals visit Bendigo for a round-two match on October 25. The Spirit, which has added Opals shooter Belinda Snell while keeping its title team together, will face a fierce examination in its first four games against title contenders Townsville, Canberra, Melbourne and Dandenong. The Capitals have enjoyed positive off-season, signing Jackson and veteran point guard Kristen Veal while keeping core stars Jess Bibby and Carly Wilson while the Boomers kept <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com/anagramme-ceinture-19>Anagramme ceinture</a> their young roster together and added promising centre Natalie Burton from West Coast Waves. The WNBL appears not to have bowed to calls for a three-game grand final series with the season decider again to a be a one-off event scheduled for March 8, 2015.
