Jeff Cheshire

There will be at least one player the Otago Nuggets will be glad to have back on court tonight.

Perhaps a bronze medal is never quite the goal.

The Southern Hoiho appear to have moved on from their early-season coaching disruptions.

The shot looked good as soon as Samara Gallaher let it go.

Sam Timmins scored eight consecutive points to lead a furious Tall Blacks’ rally down the stretch.

A dominant start gave the Magic Lions the leg up they needed to all but secure a top-four spot.

Tray Boyd did his best to put the Otago Nuggets on his back.

Flynn Cameron had 22 points as the Tall Blacks advanced to the Asia Cup semifinals.

The Magic Lions held off a comeback and pulled away to take a big step towards the top four.

In some ways, the playoff situation remains no clearer for the Otago Nuggets as the pointy end of the season nears.

Laina Snyder is your prototypical do-everything modern basketball player.

A rampant Otago performance has provided promising pre-season signs.

Georgia Cormick will get to wear blue and gold for real today.

As the Commonwealth Games approach, Jeff Cheshire looks at some of the biggest international stars who will be competing.

Emma Rolston is in no doubt about the significance of what will take place in a year’s time.

Scott Manson makes no attempt to hide how the Otago Spirit intends to play this year.

Yep, back again.

Hannah Beede poured in 30 points and came up with key baskets down the stretch to keep Ajax’s winning streak alive.

The signs were promising as Laina Snyder’s shot fell through the net.

Two signings from outside the province headline the Otago’s final selections ahead of this year’s NPC.