Lauren Jackson

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Lauren Jackson at 41 earns emotional FIBA World Cup recall | The ... (The New Daily)

Lauren Jackson isn't expecting any special treatment in her fifth World Cup after being named in the Australian side nine years after her retirement.

She will add another dimension to our team dynamic.” “Strength-wise, I feel really good. “There were a lot of emotions when Sandy rang me. “Of course, the inclusion of Lauren is the talking point but from my perspective, she has put in the work and deserves to be here. “I think what I can do, what I can offer the girls, coming off the bench, is going to be good and I feel pretty confident in that. “And before I was on the bus on the way to our first (practice) game and I started crying because wearing the green and gold means so much to me – every step in this journey has been quite emotional just because I was removed from this level of basketball for so long and never thought I’d get back here.”

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Teary phone call seals icon's 'remarkable' feat (Wide World of Sports)

Jackson, who last played professionally in 2015, was forced into retirement on the cusp of the Rio Olympics as chronic knee injuries plagued the latter stages ...

Guard Shyla Heal is a notable omission from the team. The Opals will be looking to add to their full set of World Cup medals - Jackson featuring in the green and gold when Australia last claimed gold in 2006. Heading into a home World Cup in Sydney, the Opals are ranked No.3 in the world.

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Lauren Jackson Returns To The Australian Basketball Team (10 News First)

Six years after her retirement and nine years after her last Opals appearance, 41-year-old Lauren Jackson will suit up for Australia once more at next ...

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Lauren Jackson back in international basketball at age 41 | The ... (Business Mirror)

LAREN JACKSON has been named on her fifth FIBA World Cup roster for Australia in her comeback to international basketball, in a selection that was somewhat ...

If I can play a part if getting us onto the podium then the hard work is all worthwhile.” “The age difference disappears as soon as I step onto the court,” Jackson said. “Making the final cut to 12 is always difficult with so many great athletes pushing for selection” Brondello said. “Just wearing the green and gold again means so much to me,” Jackson said. Jackson, a four-time WNBA MVP, said she is stronger than when she played for Seattle and helped the Storm win two championships. She retired from playing in 2016 after knee injuries derailed her career.

Basketball legend Lauren Jackson named in World Cup squad after ... (Webringnet)

Basketball legend Lauren Jackson will probably be returning to the nationwide staff after a 12-year hiatus, enjoying for her fifth World Cup.

“The coaching camp in New York confirmed how a lot every of those athletes needed to compete on their very own soil, the competitors for a spot on the staff was fierce. After Jackson retired, he revealed that he had “shakes” as he give up the prescribed drugs he had relied on all through his enjoying profession. Nonetheless, Jackson additionally revealed that he’s retraining in his hometown in hopes of preparing for the native Albury-Wodonga Outlaws staff. After his enjoying profession, Jackson moved into basketball administration, working for WNBL membership Melbourne Boomers earlier than shifting to Basketball Australia to steer the league and oversee ladies’s basketball within the nation. A four-time Olympic medalist and three-time WNBA MVP, Jackson had a twenty-year profession as a world-class dominant and medalist till he was compelled to retire in March 2016. Jackson, who retired from worldwide basketball 9 years in the past, made his final recreation on the World Cup in 2010.

Lauren Jackson Back in International Basketball at Age 41 (U.S. News & World Report)

SYDNEY (AP) — As expected, Lauren Jackson has been named on her fifth FIBA World Cup roster for Australia in her comeback to international basketball.

If I can play a part of getting us onto the podium then the hard work is all worthwhile.” Jackson, a four-time WNBA MVP, said she is stronger than when she played for Seattle and helped the Storm win two championships in 2004 and 2010. She retired from playing in 2016 after knee injuries derailed her career. “Making the final cut to 12 is always difficult with so many great athletes pushing for selection” Brondello said. “Just wearing the green and gold again means so much to me,” Jackson said. She will add another dimension to our team dynamic.”

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At the age of 41, Lauren Jackson is competing in the World Cup with ... (Awani Review)

The work is worth it. Ten months after her return to the game, Lauren Jackson was called up by coach Sandy Brandello as one of 12 players selected for the ...

I worked hard and honestly didn’t know if my body was going to withstand such an intense training regime, but it did and I did well. I was too emotional to talk about it. Ten months after her return to the game, Lauren Jackson was called up by coach Sandy Brandello as one of 12 players selected for the Australian national team.

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Lauren Jackson named to Australia's FIBA World Cup roster (Just Women's Sports)

After retiring from international basketball nine years ago, three-time WNBA MVP Lauren Jackson will suit up for Australia again.

New York Liberty and Australia national team head coach Sandy Brondello made the announcement Tuesday, telling Jackson in a video call that was posted on social media. It shows a lot about you as a person and your hard work and dedication. The tournament, which will take place in Sydney beginning Sept. 22, marks her first appearance on that stage since 2010.

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Jackson comes out of retirement to play for Australia at Basketball ... (Insidethegames.biz)

Australian Basketball Hall of Famer Lauren Jackson has returned from retirement to make the national team roster for the International Basketball Federation ...

Australian Basketball Hall of Famer Lauren Jackson has returned from retirement to make the national team roster for the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Women's Basketball World Cup at the age of 41. Jackson was part of the team that won the 2006 World Cup. Jackson comes out of retirement to play for Australia at Women's Basketball World Cup

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