November 3, 2026
How to watch & talking points: Townsville v Perth
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Townsville will look to get one back against Perth after their Round 1 loss when they face off at the Townsville Entertainment and Convention Centre.
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Townsville Fire v Perth Lynx
Tuesday, November 3, 7pm AEDT
Townsville Entertainment and Convention Centre
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Rosters
Townsville
Expected depth chart:
PG: Ellis / Bobongie
SG: Jensen / Sowah (out) / Forster (out)
SF: Woods / Stephens / Ward
PF: Fowler / Van Es / Clarke (out)
C: Froling / Emma-Nnopu / Gülich (out)
Perth
Expected depth chart:
PG: Amoore / Ashby
SG: Ciabattoni / Gorman / Weir
SF: Peters / Hodges / Anticevic
PF: Maley / Malone
C: Key / Morrell
Missing in action
Townsville
Emma Clarke - Knee - Round 5 (replaced by Antoniette Emma-Nnopu)
Chloe Forster - Calf - Round 4 (replaced by Catelyn Van Es)
Marie Gülich - Ankle - Round 5
Miela Sowah - WNBA commitments - TBC (replaced by Bree Stephens)
Perth
No injuries listed.
Talking points
Target on champ's back
Townsville have learned quickly that the reigning champions tag comes with some weight, and a 2-2 start shows how hard defending a title can be, as they aim to avoid a third loss in their first five outings.
The Fire still have one of the League’s most imposing lineups, but they’ve yet to find the consistency that carried them to last season’s championship.
With an in-form Perth side led by Anneli Maley and Georgia Amoore coming to town on Tuesday night, a win against their WNBL26 Championship Series foes would go a long way to proving they are still the team to beat.
Unstoppable Maley
Anneli Maley has picked up right where she left off, and Perth will be counting on more of the same when they visit Townsville on Tuesday night.
Fresh from a New York summer that has only sharpened her game, Maley posted a huge double-double for Ryan Petrik’s side in their win over Adelaide.
With Georgia Amoore slotting in seamlessly alongside her, the Lynx have quickly become one of the league’s most dangerous teams.
The Fire’s frontcourt of Alex Fowler and Alicia Froling will test her on the glass, but if Maley keeps up her relentless form, Perth will fancy their chances of leaving Townsville with the win.
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