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Caitlin Cunningham
Caitlin Cunningham (born 17 January 1988, in Melbourne) is an Australian women's basketball player who is currently a Free Agent. Cunningham previously played in the WNBL for Adelaide Lightning, Dandenong Rangers, Bulleen Boomers (now Melbourne Boomers), Canberra Capitals and the AIS (Australian Institute of Sport). Her position is forward. She also played for the Australian under 19 team at the 2005 World Championships in Tunisia. Cunningham is the older sister of former Women's National Basketball League, WNBL player and current AFLW player Tegan Cunningham. Currently Caitlin spends time away from basketball recording and touring with her band Asylum Sisters and is more actively pursuing a music career, but has not completely given up on basketball and did head to Seattle where she was seen attending practice with the Seattle Redhawks, while on tour with her music group. She also is an active Video Blogger. www.frenchfrieswithcaitlin.tumblr.com is a popular underground Melbour ...
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Adelaide Lightning
The Adelaide Lightning is an Australian professional women's basketball team competing in the Women's National Basketball League ( WNBL). The club is based in the city of Adelaide, South Australia. The club was formed in 1993 and they play in the 8,000-seat Titanium Security Arena. History The Adelaide Lightning were formed in 1993 and started playing out of the Clipsal Powerhouse. Since the early 2000s the team has tended to alternate between their current home at the Adelaide Arena (formerly the Powerhouse) and the Wayville Sports Centre located within the Adelaide Showgrounds. The Lightning have won the WNBL Championship five times (1994, 1995, 1996, 1998 and 2008). The club's captain during its glory years of the 1990s was three time Olympian, twice WNBL MVP and club games record holder (304) Rachael Sporn. Sporn is also the only Lightning player to have her number (14) retired by the club. Other Opals to have played with the Lightning include Jenny Whittle, Carla Boy ...
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