Final 12 selected for U18 Gems for Malaysia
The Gems will be led by Kristi Harrower for the FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup campaign.
>The Gems will be led by Kristi Harrower for the FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup campaign.
The Opals will now look ahead to the 2027 FIBA Women’s Asia Cup, which marks the beginning of the qualification for LA28.
The path less travelled for Australia starts against an impressive Italian team in a qualification final.
The 15th Opal in history to captain the team into a major tournament.
The Opals are looking to go even better than their success on home soil in 2022!
Let’s dive into the finer details of the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup – Germany.
Relive the greatest moment in Australian Opals’ history at the 2006 FIBA World Championship.
Sandy Brondello will lead the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup campaign as they aim to improve on the bronze medal achieved at the 2022 edition in Sydney.
Kristi Harrower to lead windown as extended squad confirmed for Malaysia.
She Hoops brought Opals stars and WNBL talent to Port Douglas and Cairns this weekend, showing the next generation what's possible in the game.
She Hoops brought clinics, school visits and leadership activities to more than 200 girls across the Northern Territory.
Head Coach Jeremy Synot has selected the team that will head to Canada for the 2026 IWBF World Championships.
Australian Opals announce Final 12 for FIBA Women's World Cup set for Berlin in September.
More than 110 girls took to the court at the State Basketball Centre in Adelaide as She Hoops delivered two clinics.
Basketball Australia's Program Finder is the first step towards a single destination for basketball opportunities nationwide.
She Hoops is excited to bring two FREE basketball clinics to the Northern Territory this July,
This special one-day program is designed to be more than just basketball.
Twenty under-18 athletes from across Australia have been selected to take part in the four-day program, which will culminate in the She Hoops Cup at John Cain Arena on Tuesday 7 July.
More than 80 girls joined Australian basketball stars for an afternoon of connection, inspiration and community in Mandurah.
The Gangurrus are back on the international stage at the latest stop of the FIBA 3x3 Women’s Series.

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