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Basketball

Chloe Bibby was released by the Golden State Valkyries on July 1.

Bibby a Valkyrie no more

She was, she wasn't and then she was again, but as of Tuesday morning Australian time, Chloe Bibby is no longer a Golden State Valkyrie after being released by the WNBA franchise

4 July, 2025

Bibby sparkles in WNBA debut - feature photo

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Bibby sparkles in WNBA debut

Over 50 young people registered and attended the basketball and cultural clinic hosted by Koorie Academy.

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More than just a sport

Bibby back with WNBA Valkyries - feature photo

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Bibby back with WNBA Valkyries

Wimmera basketball star Chloe Bibby has received a special birthday present: a new contract with WNBA Golden State Valkyries.

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She's back: Bibby a Valkyrie once again

Donald celebrates all-abilities basketball program - feature photo

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Donald celebrates all-abilities basketball program

Participants take part in the pass-the-ball activity.

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Basketball on offer to all-comers

'I'll be back', MVP Bibby says - feature photo

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'I'll be back', MVP Bibby says

Jordy Burke, left, and Scott Benbow will lead the Horsham Hornets in the CBL for the next two years.

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New era for Hornets basketball

Horsham's Levi Munyard, left, and Micah Livingstone with the Basketball Australia under 18s national championship.

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Munyard, Livingstone reflect on national glory

Levi Munyard, Micah Livingstone and Victoria Country won the national basketball championship, defeating NSW Metro 83-74.

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Horsham duo help end Victoria Country’s drought

Raptors represent - feature photo

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Raptors represent

The winning Ararat Redbacks under-16 boys.

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Redbacks win two titles in Maryborough

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