Craig O'Donoghue is part of The West Australian's sports writing team. He joined The West Australian in 2000 and spent 2013-14 working in the Melbourne bureau. He now focuses on AFL and basketball.
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Craig O'Donoghue
Perth Lynx coach Ryan Petrik has broken the club’s record for the most wins in charge, and his players guaranteed the night would be memorable, with a thumping victory while holding Canberra to only 49 points.
Perth Wildcats import Dylan Windler sent a shudder through the team on Sunday when he injured his ankle because the American has been plagued by those problems during his career. Now he’s received an update.
Perth Lynx coach Ryan Petrik is one win away from breaking the club record for the most wins in charge, and the man he is set to overtake is confident he will also end a long championship drought.
Perth Lynx co-captain Anneli Maley wasn’t named among 19 players in the Australian Opals squad, leaving her coach shellshocked. So she responded with an absolutely dominant performance against Adelaide.
Wildcats import Kristian Doolittle stepped up big-time with a huge return to form to lift Perth to a big road win, but their injury crisis may have deepened.
Perth Lynx star Alex Ciabattoni is in career-best form and the way she is performing this season has her coach seeing comparisons to former Perth Wildcats legend Shawn Redhage.
Perth Wildcats star Ben Henshall has joined the club’s growing injury list and now they will enter Sunday’s game against Tasmania JackJumpers missing three key players.
England star Stuart Broad once told Alex Carey that he would be remembered for controversially dismissing Jonny Bairstow — but after a stunning summer, the Aussie star will now be remembered for his brilliance.
Michael Walters’ reputation is so strong that when WA Football asked the AFL for funding to hire the ex-Docker so he could develop Indigenous and multicultural talent, they didn’t need to be asked twice.
Retired AFL stars are always highly sought after for jobs in footy because of their experience and skill, and now one of Fremantle’s biggest names has announced a new job.
Fremantle star Pat Voss has signed a long term deal to remain a Docker and has told The West Australian in an exclusive interview precisely why he turned his back on the chance to become a free agent.