Currently sitting fifth on the ladder, USC Rip City are on the hunt for another win after their stellar performance against the South West Metro Pirates last weekend. WNBL Champion Maddy Rocci will make for tough competition, after steamrolling the competition with 32 points, 15 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals in Round 4. Layla Prince is another top performer, who was just shy of a double-double with 21 points and 9 rebounds.

RedCity Roar v USC Rip City

6:00PM, Saturday 5 September

Paul Bancroft Centre

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Ending Round 4 on a high, the Seahawks are ready to soar over the competition this Saturday in their match up against the Captials. Lauren Jansen was a clear standout from the last round, dropping two double-doubles against Southern District Spartans (11 pts and 11 reb) and Toowoomba Mountaineers (13 pts and 13 reb).

Following their win last weekend, the Brisbane Capitals are sitting comfortably at second place on the ladder. Georgia Woolley was unstoppable last round, securing the match-winning point against Northside Wizards and an impressive 25 points, 12 rebounds, and five steals.

Brisbane Capitals v North Gold Coast Seahawks

5:00PM, Saturday 5 September

Auchenflower Stadium

Heading up to the JBS Arena this Saturday, Toowoomba Mountaineers are ready to go head to head with Ipswich Force. Both teams are ready to turn the tables on their season and make a name for themselves in the final half of the QSL. Amy Lewis from Ipswich Force has been tearing up the court, backing up her double-double from Round 3 (22 pts and 12 reb) with another big game against Logan last weekend (16 pts).

Mountaineers are up for the challenge, ready to secure their first win with Tyla Stolberg on the front lines. Stolberg has been a fierce player for the Mountaineers, racking up 11 points and 8 rebounds last weekend against the Seahawks. We’re also keeping tabs on Rhiannon Phelan and Phoebe Hinz, who showed a lot of promise in the previous round.

Ipswich Force v Toowoomba Mountaineers

5:00PM, Saturday 5 September

JBS Arena

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This Saturday the Northside Wizards are back in action with a taste for vengeance, after losing by a single point against the Brisbane Capitals last weekend. This frustrating loss propelled a lot of talent into the limelight, including Courtney Woods (18 pts, 8 reb, 4 ast) and Steph Reid (18 pts, 9 ast, 5 reb, 4 stl) who both played the full 40 minutes on court. It comes as no surprise that Reid was a fan favourite from Round 4, given her impressive scores all season, averaging at 31.7 points to date. Given their narrow loss last weekend, Northside Wizards are ready to make every single second count in their match-up against the Spartans this Saturday.

Following their strong performances in Round 4, the Lady Spartans are on the top of their game. Cementing in two consecutive wins, the Spartans dominated the courts last weekend, leading in the rebounds, assists, steals, and second chance points in both their matches against NGC Seahawks and RedCity Roar. Spartans dropped several big scores last weekend, including Rebecca Haynes who landed 21 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals against Seahawks. Another star player was none other than Madelyn Willey, showing RedCity who was boss with 29 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals to her name.

Northside Wizards v Southern District Spartans

5:00PM, Saturday 5 September

The Boondall Sports Centre

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Logan Thunder remain at the top of the ladder for the Women’s Div, sweeping the competition again last weekend with two more wins against Ipswich Force and the South West Metro Pirates. Ready to take on Sunshine Coast Phoenix Teal in another electrifying match-up, all eyes will be on Mikaela Ruef and Ashley Taia given their standout performances in Round 4. We’re also keeping tabs on Mikhaela Cann and Chevannah Paalvast, who sent shockwaves through Ipswich with 16 points from Cann and Paalvast following up with 14 points.

Despite coming off another loss in Round 4, Sunshine Coast Phoenix Teal are not backing down just yet. Hoping to get back on track and secure a win against the undefeated Logan Thunder, Phoenix Teal will be looking to Amy Browne who landed a double-double against the Gold Coast Rollers last weekend (21 pts, 11 reb, 3 ast, and 2 stl).

Logan Thunder v Sunshine Coast Phoenix Teal

6:00PM, Saturday 5 September

Bendigo Bank Stadium

Sinking into 11th place on the ladder, South West Metro Pirates had a tough round last weekend with two consecutive losses against USC Rip City and Logan Thunder. Ready to flip the competition on its head, the Pirates will face off with Gold Coast Rollers this Sunday. Despite their rocky season so far, several players are stepping up. Amanda Beatson dropped a double-double (10 pts and 12 reb) last Saturday, followed by Bree Farley racking up 17 points and 10 rebounds against Logan Thunder on Sunday.

The Gold Coast Rollers, on the other hand, are stepping into Round 5 on a positive note after securing their win last weekend. Their 16-point victory against Sunshine Coast Phoenix Teal has filled the Rollers with confidence, especially after copping a few losses in the previous rounds. Phoenix Teal will be eyeing up Lilly Rotunno, who had a field day last round with 18 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals. Just shy of landing a double-double (17 pts and 9 reb), Carleigh Patrick will be another to watch out for.

South West Metro Pirates v Gold Coast Rollers

12:00PM, Sunday 6 September

Hibiscus Stadium

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