Craig O'Donoghue is part of The West Australian's sports writing team. He joined The West Australian in 2000 and spent 2013-14 working in the Melbourne bureau. He now focuses on AFL and basketball.
Will Brandon Knight play the whole game, some of the game, or remain sidelined for Thursday’s crunch Wildcats fixture? John Rillie has made a ruling.
Craig O'Donoghue
Perth Lynx named Alex Ciabattoni as co-captain on Tuesday morning and then she came out and showed why she’s so important in the win over Bendigo.
Perth Wildcats have been under pressure following four losses in a row and coach John Rillie wasn’t about to let them relax during any part of Tuesday morning’s training session.
Usman Khawaja’s book has plenty of compelling revelations in it, but one of the things which is really clear is how poorly Cameron Bancroft has been treated and how he was set up to be the fall guy.
Perth Wildcats have lost four matches in a row and NBL experts are tipping that drought will continue amid injuries and a lack of talent to cover for absent stars.
West Coast recruit Jack Viney has wasted no time starting life in the blue and gold, and he was so desperate to be at training on the first day of pre-season that he left his family in Victoria.
Anneli Maley jumped straight off a plane from America and had an immediate impact for Perth Lynx, with the dynamic star saying a short holiday was just what she needed at the end of the WNBA season.
West Coast started pre-season training on Monday and that’s when you look to see who is setting the standard for others to follow. One man made himself impossible to miss.
West Coast’s first-to-fourth-year players hit the training track on Monday in the club’s official return to pre-season - and they were joined by a 15th-year player in new recruit Jack Viney. SEE THE PICTURES
West Coast will start pre-season training on Monday and one man who desperately needs a clean run so he can build health and confidence is first round draft pick Elijah Hewett.
Perth’s defence has been sub-par across their four-game losing streak, with John Rillie and Kristian Doolittle admitting they’re nowhere near good enough and searching for answers.
At just 17, West Australian basketball sensation Luke Paul is already a major figure in the basketball world, but he’s refusing to get carried away, saying the real dream remains a long way away.