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.
Perth Wildcats have lost their third match out of the last four games and fallen back to the pack after a Halloween fright night against Illawarra Hawks at RAC Arena.
Craig O'Donoghue
Is Wharfie Time dead after the grand final collapse? Fremantle has made its call.
The latest addition of Dreamtime at Maali to Perth’s sporting calendar is absolutely brilliant and as far as I’m concerned, they can spend as much as they want to keep luring big events to WA
Perth Wildcats import Brandon Knight is having a major impact on his team despite only recently arriving in Australia, and players can’t speak highly enough of him.
Fremantle have made a decision on whether to stick with coach Justin Longmuir’s much talked about Employment Agreement for next season or negotiate a normal contract after their rise to the grand final.
Former NBA star DeMarcus Cousins is coming to Perth for HoopsFest and lucky fans will have the chance to win courtside seats next to him just by doing one thing this weekend.
Fremantle are now the AFL’s blockbuster kings and CEO Simon Garlick has told The West Australian that the combination of an exciting team and massive crowds has everyone wanting to watch them play.
Fremantle have produced an extraordinary pop-up restaurant overlooking Cable Beach at sunset in a spectacular feature of their Kimberley 9s carnival in Broome. SEE THE PICS
Perth Wildcats import Dylan Windler has suddenly found himself in foul trouble in successive games, and coach John Rillie has provided his thoughts on what the American needs to do next.
Perth Wildcats will live to regret being 25 points down during the second quarter because they produced a strong fightback but still lost to the Sydney Kings.
SEE THE PICS: Fremantle forward Isaiah Dudley was the star attraction on Cable Beach this morning for the Dockers’ annual Kimberley 9s carnival and he quickly went from spectator to player.
Justin Longmuir will coach Western Australia during AFL Origin and as good as Dean Cox was last season, the Dockers coach absolutely earned the right to have the job in 2027, writes Craig O’Donoghue.