Friday 30th May, 2025

Scores and headlines.

BASKETBALL

WNBA

Opal Steph Talbot had a season high 9pts for GOLDEN STATE who had a narrow loss to NY.

WNBL

• The league has announced that the Free Agency signing period will commence on Monday.

• Adelaide Lightning will remain the city’s side in the league, after the league, clubs owners and SA Government came to an agreement to stick with the iconic moniker.

AFLW

2025 Season

• The AFLW have released the season fixture for 2025. It can be found here:

  https://www.afl.com.au/fixture?Competition=3&Season=

• GWS Giant Haneen Zreika will miss the season after announcing her pregnancy.

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY

World Challenge

• AUS STEELERS (45) - NETHERLANDS (48)

• AUS STEELERS (55) - NEW ZEALAND (44)

National Champs

• NSW def VIC THUNDER

• QLD def VIC

• W.COAST def CHUNGNUM

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL

WNWBL

SYDNEY BLUES (50) - SYDNEY UNI (29)

Gliders star Georgia Munro-Cook scored 22pts for Sydney Blues.

NETBALL

Round 8

• NZ Silver Ferns legend Casey Kopua is coming out of retirement as a temporary injury replacement for the Giants after Jodie-Ann Ward’s ACL injury.

• Import Imogen Allison returns for Firebirds.

ATHLETICS

NCAA Regionals

• Australia’s Georgia duo hammer thrower Steph Ratcliffe and javelin’s Lianna Davidson have punched their tickets to the NCAA National Championships in Oregon after the East Coast Regionals.

• In the West, Aussie hammer thrower Lara Roberts from Texas State qualified.

BMX FREESTYLE

UCI World Cup

Aussie Olympic medallist Natalya Diehm has qualified in 5th position for the women’s final of the Freestyle World Cup in Montpellier, France.

FOOTBALL

Friendly

MATILDAS (2) - ARGENTINA (0)

Young star Kahli Johnson scored in her Matildas debut before Kaitlyn Torpey’s shot from a wide angle sealed the result in front of 43K fans.

TENNIS

French Open

• Australia’s Daria Kasatkina is through to the third round, joining other winners including Madison Keys and Paula Badosa.

• Meanwhile tonight Qinwen Zheng, Amanda Anisimova and World number one Aryna Sabalenka became the first to progress to the fourth round.