Welcome to the latest edition of the WNBL Rumour Mill, the one-stop for all the latest news and reports on the movements of our WNBL stars this off-season.
Import Phillips confirms return to Dandenong
Canadian import Krista Phillips will return to our shores for the upcoming WNBL season after re-signing with the Rangers.
The centre played a significant role in helping the Rangers achieve the ultimate success and joins a host of their Championship stars who have decided defend their title, with Jayco Opals Jenna O’Hea and Kath MacLeod among the big names coming back.
CLICK HERE to read full story at Official Dandenong Rangers Website.
Perera makes Bendigo move
Chantella Perera has made the move from Bulleen to Bendigo, signing with the Spirit for the 2012/13 WNBL Championship season.
The graduate of the US collegiate system, where she played for Fresno State in California, has played for Dandenong, Canberra and Boomers over the past five seasons.
CLICK HERE to read full story from the Bendigo Advertiser.
Rangers squad almost complete
The Dandenong Rangers have added an additional two players to their squad for the 2012/13 WNBL season, signing back-up guards Clare Papavs and Aimee Clydesdale.
The WNBL Championship heroes take the number of Dandenong players returning to defend their title to 10.
CLICK HERE to read full story from the Greater Dandenong Weekly.
Fire secure US college star
The Townsville Fire will be sporting an all-American front court for the 2012/13 WNBL season after securing the services of WNBA draftee Kayla Standish.
The Gonzaga University graduate who was recently drafted by the Minnesota Lynx in teh 2012 WNBA Draft will join fellow US import Shanvia Dowdell in North Queensland.
CLICK HERE to read full story at the Townsville Bulletin.
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