Podcasts about fiba women's world cup

In this edition of "Atlanta Soccer Tonight" Jason Longshore and Jessica Charman recap Spain's stunning win over England in the FIBA Women's World Cup, and the impact that it could have on women's soccer across the globe.

Seg 1: Rundown-FIBA women's world cup, Rapinoe/Nike Spot, Bronny, Cowboys/NFL Seg 2: Pac-12, Memphis conference movement, Memphis Football, Silverfield  

Playing in Sydney for the first time this WNBL season is Captain of the Sydney Flames Keely Froling and the team. Keely has been posting amazing individual performances while learning to navigate the dual role of fierce competitor and leader as Captain of one of the youngest squads in the league.We talk to Keely about the teams gruelling on-the-road start around Australia and the excitement of finally getting to Sydney and their home crowd for this weekend's double header with the Sydney Kings at the home of the hugely successful FIBA Women's World Cup in a rematch with the Bendigo Spirit.Possibly one of the grittiest athletes, schooled under Marianna Tolo's leadership and a self-confessed 'white line fever' player, Keely is fine tuning her leadership skills and understands the need to bring her young squad together and look ahead positively, “it's going to click at some point and we're going to get those win's rolling on the board”.We're grateful to Keely for her openness in sharing on the diffciulties of her college experience and no doubt this has shaped the resilience and grit she's known for as one of the youngest players to enter the league. We also get to know her a little bit more off the court away from the nation's biggest city, and of course we go off-script with the usual hilarious results - listen out for that one!Enjoy!Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

Nick Lawrence is a professional photographer, after years of editing at a surf magazine he decided to hone in on his true passion of portraits and was able to combine it with another great love - pick-up hoops. Nick has been working on a portrait essay of pick-up basketball games over the last 4-5 years that he will publish and exhibit in ‘Backyard at The Alex' the recently renovated local watering hole in Alexandria, Sydney. The exhibition details are listed below.Nick connected initially with co-host Jacinta at one of their favourite ‘runs', a regular pick-up hoops gathering held at the Central Coast, and more recently joined our Shooting The Breeze game during the FIBA Women's World Cup where some of our listeners and pod guests from far and wide connected, played and hung out afterwards at a pub lunch. Some of our community with their varying backgrounds from all over the world will feature in this photographic essay and also featured in an ABC sports piece (link below). Nick also talks about the great meritocracy that is pick-up hoops - where no one cares what you do for a living, and diversity abounds, friendships and connections are made around a true love of the game where it's all about 'getting a ball in a hoop'.Nick shares the places he's travelled and the wonderful characters he's met, often forging lasting friendships along the way.Enjoy!Pick Up People exhibition till December:Starts Thursday November 10 2022Backyard at The Alex35 Henderson Road Alexandria 2015https://pickuppeople.coABC Sports piece on Shooting The Breeze community: https://ab.co/3TmG35XDon't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

It's hard to believe it was barely a week ago now as we look back at the most highly attended FIBA Women's World Cup with over 145,000 spectators over ten days of incredible hoops action. Joining us on this episode is ESPN freelancer, and Siren Sport & ABC emerging sports writer alumni Phina Newton.Phina was a roving mobile reporter for FIBA and on the baseline for our Aussie hosted World Cup. She was in and amongst the action with players from all attending nations and was also able to witness the return of a legend of Australian Basketball, Lauren ‘LJ' Jackson. LJ capped off her international career, after returning from retirement at 41 only a few months earlier, with a historic 30 point game against Canada to help the Opals get that podium finish in her final game in the Green and Gold.It's been a tumultous journey for the Opals as we've heard on the podcast over the last 14 months since the Tokyo Olympics and this full circle moment for LJ coincides with the resurgence of the Opals brand that is revered across the globe.It also recaps a very special time for our hosts Paul Camillos and Jacinta Govind, each sharing the unique experiences of the tournament, giving us both a glimpse of the extraordinary events that were run in parellel as well as the impact on our home crowd especially for young kids that will talk about this tournament forever.Enjoy!Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

After 2 weeks off for the chaos of school holidays programs and selections, we are back this week to talk through what we all saw at the U12 Jamboree in Echuca, the FIBA Women's World Cup and offer some advice and guidance to coaches that are going through one of the most stressful parts of their job – team selection.

The number was strong, even without context: 446,000 people watching the FIBA Women's World Cup final between USA and China. But wait: this was broadcast in the United States at 2 AM ET!!! It was done without any promotion during the WNBA playoffs, let alone the rest of the ESPN programming! AND YET: the audience showed up. So what can we learn from this, and how can the USWNT in soccer provide a window into the kind of ceiling that women's sports both is capable of and deserves? Host Howard Megdal brings you the history, the context, and the stakes, before taking a detour in segment three to wax poetic about the Big Ten's preseason galaxy of stars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this weeks show, Mal is joined by Jacinta Govind for an in depth breakdown of the OPAL's campaign at the FIBA Women's World Cup held in Sydney over the last couple of weeks. Mal then breaks down the first week of NBL 22/23! Mal also discusses the Adelaide 36er's win and some of the major pieces of Aussie news to come out of the NBA this week. He then finishes the show with a Machination of Mal. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/balldontlieaustralia/message

With the season just around the corner, we jump into the latest news from training camp, including Tyler Herro's contract extension, Jordan Poole's impending free agency and the sticky situation with the Boston Celtics. Plus, we chat about our trip to Sydney to watch the FIBA Women's World Cup. Sign the petition here: www.endgamblingads.org.au/petition Intro and outro music courtesy of bensound.com Have something you'd like them to discuss on-air or just get in contact? Email us at deeptwopodcast@gmail.com or find us on Facebook, Twitter (@TheDeepTwoNBA) or Instagram (@thedeeptwo).

John Casey joined the boys to discuss the Adelaide 36ers historic win over the Phoenix Suns and wrap up the FIBA Women's World Cup.

It's our 100th Podcast as we celebrate LIVE from the FIBA Women's World Cup!We're down to the final 4 teams as the semi-finals kick off this evening in Sydney. Team USA play against a dynamic #madlove Canada, and home team Australia will play Asia Pacific rivals China.It will be a HUGE spectacle!Our hosts Paul Camillos and Jacinta Govind are joined by influential hoops and sports journo Megan Hustwaite as we celebrate a huge podcast milestone of 100 podcasts at the bigest #womenshoops event on the planet with 4 tough teams about to go to battle.Enjoy!Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

In this edition of Throwback Hoops we cover the FIBA Women's World Cup, finish up our NBL Team previews with the Melbourne Teams, talk Udoka and Sarver before a return of Classic Packs…. well in theory, what a terrible pack!! Please make sure you LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! 0:00 Kick Off 1:00 Throwback Jerseys for the week- Mitch Creek, Mark Worthington and Shareef Abdur-Rahim 7:16 FIBA Women's World Cup 13:37 NBL Team Previews- Melbourne United and SE Melbourne Phoenix and NBL Round 1 Preview 27:44 NBA News- Udoka and Sarver 31:28 Classic Packs- 1992-93 Fleer Ultra 41:35 Outro Please sit back and enjoy and spread the word about Throwback Hoops. Much love Rob and Woody V RIP Coolio P.s Looks like it was Rob's internet that was playing up.... sorry Woody!

The voice of basketball, John Casey with all the latest from teh FIBA Women's World Cup

Kymbo & the Rooch were joined by Matt Rendell to chat AFL trade and John Casey to discuss the FIBA Women's World Cup. Plus, a Geelong great calls it time.

Pat & Heals on the 24 hours in sport as the Opals finish on top of group B in FIBA Women's World Cup after defeating Japan by 17 points plus who will win the Dally M Medal?

In this week's episode of HoopPlex, the guys discussed the Aces winning the WNBA championship (00:23), the Team USA roster for the FIBA Women's World Cup (06:05), the WNBA Awards (10:00), Sue Bird and Sylvia Fowles retiring (15:18), the Ime Udoka controversy (21:45), the Donovan Mitchell and Bojan Bogdanovic trades (29:34), the backstage drama from AEW All Out (41:28), AEW Grand Slam (47:14), and whether the Bloodline is good or bad for WWE (1:09:45).

It's the FIBA Women's World Cup and in this episode - technically our 99th including special and bonuse episodes, we feature former Opal and FIBA Women's World Cup ESPN commentator Jenni Screen.Jenni talks us through her coaching with the NBA Basketball without Borders for Asia, recently held at the AIS in Canberra, with baby Edith strapped in for the ride and no one who has seen that inspirational image and it's symbolism will forget it.She provides amazing insights into her transition to commentary, encompassing the women's game as well as the NBL and how that rounds out her coaching and intel of the game. As a regular guest speaker on the basketball circuit she imparts a lot of wisdom for younger players as well as giving us an honest look into that famous 2006 World Cup Gold Medal.As part of the ESPN Broadcast World Cup crew Screeni will sit courtisde, mic in hand as her Opals sisters battle it out with the worlds best. Catch the FIBA Women's World Cup on ESPN, Kayo Freebies and Courtside 1891 depending on where you are in the world.Enjoy!Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

The Las Vegas Aces captured their first WNBA title and the city's first professional championship ever. A'ja Wilson finally has her ring and Chelsea Gray finally has her flowers. Christy Winters-Scott and Gabe Ibrahim dive deep into the Aces run to the championship, what's next for the franchise, and the start of the FIBA Women's World Cup in Australia.

In this edition of Throwback Hoops we were thrilled to have Jacinta Govind back on to the show to talk all things basketball including a FIBA World Cup Preview We also showed some great jerseys and previewed the Perth Wildcats and Tasmania Jack Jumpers Please make sure you LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Video Chapters 0:00 Kick Off 4:16 Throwback Jerseys for the week- Steph Talbot, Casey Prather, Yao Ming and Steve Carfino 13:26 NBL Blitz and Team Previews (Perth Wildcats and Tasmania JackJumpers) 34:58 FIBA Womens World Cup Preview with Jacinta 53:30 Jacinta and Rob talked about season 1 of their NBL1 Commentator Roles 61:14 Outro Please sit back and enjoy and spread the word about Throwback Hoops. Much love Rob and Woody V

The build up to the FIBA Women's World Cup continues as Sara Blicavs and Jenni Screen join the show. Blicavs gives insight from within the Opals squad and her own development in recent years and expectations for the home nation. An Opals legend in her own right, Screen analyses the makeup of the Australian squad and helps preview what's to come in Sydney.

The FIBA Women's World Cup will start in Sydney this week without one of its star players who's languishing in a Russian prison, and without one of Africa's star teams, both absentees are pawns in political games. While basketball is on the rise, navigating the politics is the biggest challenge.

The FIBA Women's World Cup will start in Sydney this week without one of its star players who's languishing in a Russian prison, and without one of Africa's star teams, both absentees are pawns in political games. While basketball is on the rise, navigating the politics is the biggest challenge.

Opals Legend Michele Timms joins us to dissect the current state of play for the FIBA Women's World Cup. It's the final countdown with less than 2 weeks until the biggest #womenshoops event on the planet.Timmsy gives us her take on the state of play, and there's still a lot of unknowns, before the action gets under way and 12 nations put on the greatest display of basketball for Aussie sports fans!As always there's some shrewd observations as the world's eyes focus on Sydney and witness the remarkable return of one of the best, Lauren Jackson, in her fifth Women's World Cup. Timmsy will join the ESPN commenatry line up and in the most socially connected era ever our hope is this FIBAWWC generates a deeper appreciation of women's hoops and ignites a renewal that ripples far and wide from our shores!Enjoy!FIBA Women's World Cup tickets: https://tickets.womensworldcup.basketballDon't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

Australian Opals head coach Sandy Brondello and Melbourne United's Dave Barlow join the show. With the FIBA Women's World Cup fast approaching, Brondello discusses the preparation to the tournament, balance of the squad, the events that led to Lauren Jackson's inclusion in the squad and how a surprise training camp visit from Patty Mills eventuated. Then, Barlow walks through his transition to coaching, relationship with Dean Vickerman and many of his memories from a glittering career at club and international level. 

We're incredibly honoured to host a female advocate for women's basketball from the highest levels of FIBA, Lena Wallin-Kantzy, the first woman elected to the FIBA Executive Committee and currently the Deputy Chair of the Competitions Commission, encompassing Women in Basketball.A trailblazer within the global federation model of basketball, Lena provides us with a unique perspective of the vision to create more opportunities for women through six key objectives identified as part of FIBA Strategic Priority for Women In Basketball.With the FIBA Women's World Cup being staged in Australia, a hoops nation that Lena describes as “...one of the leading countries in women's basketball ", she shares great insight into the evolution of both the event, our region as well as the powerhouse of the EuroLeague as evidenced by the steady migration of our local talent that is only set to grow.It's not often we get a truly international perspective of the women's game, and an understanding of FIBA's vision from one of its most influential advocates. Lena shares her wishes for the women's game as both mother and fan about the importance of growing the game collectively and positioning it as a global sport with the power to not only inspire, but as a powerful and accessible movement that does not discriminate as to socio-economic status, disability, gender and location. Some wonderful insights, and a common purpose has us singing from the same song sheet.Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

In this episode, Stranger Things: Opals and Japan, our hosts Paul Camillos and Jacinta Govind talk about the recent 3 game series between Australia and Japan in Sydney and Newcastle.The Akatsuki Five won the series 2-1 where several Opals players debuted in the Green and Gold. It was a thriller of a series, fast paced, closely contested and no doubt both teams will be analysing and adjusting as they get ready for the Women's World Cup this September in Sydney.The young and enthusiastic Opals squad had completed their first game when the pre-Olympic drama between Liz Cambage and the Nigerian Team was publicly revealed in a detailed article by Matt Logue. Strange times for our Opals but one we hope they can emerge from stronger, more hopeful and united on the road to the FIBA Women's World Cup.Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

Live from Belgrade, Alanna explained how the upcoming FIBA Women's World Cup qualifying tournament in Serbia is a "fresh start" for the team, plans to build chemistry and set the tone for a home World Cup after a disappointing Olympic campaign, her aspiration to find her way back to the WNBA, how her basketballing family never pushed her into the game, and more.

Live from Belgrade, Alanna explained how the upcoming FIBA Women's World Cup qualifying tournament in Serbia is a "fresh start" for the team, plans to build chemistry and set the tone for a home World Cup after a disappointing Olympic campaign, her aspiration to find her way back to the WNBA, how her basketballing family never pushed her into the game, and more.

Legendary Opal Michele Timms jumps on so we can talk about the FIBA Women's World Cup Qualifiers. The new format means we have to compete even though, as host nation, we're already in. We get into the pool groups, the teams and who's a possibility of coming to Sydney.But that's not all - we get into the recently announced Opals 24 ‘fluid' squad and what could influence the final team.Always candid with unparalleled insight into the Opals legacy, amazing vision and an interesting viewpoint as we explore what's needed to rediscover that ‘relentless persistence' that is the Opals spirit.There's many laughs along the way in this entertaining and thought provoking podcast. Enjoy!Join us on Twitter and Facebook: @TheBreezePod

In this episode, we'll take a look at the threat by the D'Tigress' players to boycott the 2022 FIBA Women's World Cup qualifiers if the Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) continues to treat them poorly.

David Reid - Chairman of the organising committee for the FIBA Womens World Cup jumps on board to give us a remarkable insight into the 10+ years journey behind the scenes to land this amazing basketball event. At a time when women's sports are finally getting its due, Australia will lead the way with the FIBA Womens World Cup in Sydney in 2022.David shares the vision formed over 10 years ago, and provides some unique insights into the long, hard fought journey to bring this special event to fruition.Don't forget to subscribe and like, comment on podcasts so that more people get around our #womenshoops!Join us on Twitter and Facebook: @TheBreezePod

Our very special guest on this episode is Opals and Phoenix Mercury Head Coach Sandy Brondello.This fiercely competitive Aussie has gone from the sugar cane fields of Mackay in North Queensland to the world stage of women's basketball leading the mighty Opals towards the Olympics and the Sydney hosted FIBA Women's World Cup in 2022.Advocating for and demonstrating the impact of female representation in basketball Sandy is one of only five women coaching in the WNBA.She shares her dreams for all Aussie girls who look up to their Opal role models. Relishing the opportunity the Olympics represents and how the Women's World Cup addresses ‘the need for more games on home soil' to showcase the game and the depth of unbelievable Australian talent.She also dishes on what makes our Aussie players so special on the world stage and prepared for any league in the world.On the eve of the 25th WNBA season Sandy talks about the roles and responsibilities of Head Coaches and how she balances that reality at the Phoenix Mercury with her own family. Giving us a great insight into last season's Florida bubble experience and her strong sense of family culture within her teams by acknowledging that “we're not just players or coaches we're also mothers and wives.”An open and enlightening conversation into the evolution and thoughts of an inspiring Australian player, brilliant Coach and mum of two, Sandy is a fantastic role model with a true-blue nickname... listen out for that gem!Follow Sandy Brondello on twitter: @SBrondelloSubscribe to Shooting the Breeze available on all key podcast platformsFollow us on twitter @TheBreezePod as we swish into the world of Aussie Women's professional basketball.

Welcome back to Shooting The Breeze! We talk with Deakin Melbourne Boomers General Manager Christy Collier-Hill about the 2020 North Queensland WNBL hub season and the team's experience. Also on the agenda is the challenge of the COVID era and getting fans back to home stadiums ‘everyone's got to play their part'… and the elephant in the room - broadcast - but more on that later.A strong advocate for developing women's professional sports Christy sees the opportunity presented by the Olympics and the Women's World Cup as a way to raise the profile and grow women's professional basketball in Australia.Lots to unpack here as we embark on the next series of Shooting The Breeze and a new era of basketball coming our way!Christy is also a passionate advocate of breast cancer survivors as a director at Dragons Abreast Australia and founder of The Pink Movement.Join us and subscribe to Shooting the Breeze, available on all key podcast platforms and follow us on twitter @TheBreezePod as we swish into the world of Aussie Women's professional basketball. With two landmark back-to-back events in the Tokyo Olympics and FIBA Women's World Cup 2022 in Sydney - the stage is set for sensational basketball!

We chat with Maria Nordstrom - CEO Basketball NSW, on the successful bid for one of the biggest things to happen in Aussie basketball - landing the FIBA Women's World Cup 2022 in Sydney!We get a heads up on return to basketball in NSW with recent Govt. announcements. As well as the innovative way that basketball continued albeit from home during an unprecedented time in lockdown and how we can look forward to greater growth of the womens game!