Australia's basketball legend, Lauren Jackson, announced her retirement after the Opals secured a spot in the Paris Olympics. Learn more about her career and potential return.
Lauren Jackson, considered Australia's greatest basketballer, retired from international play following the Opals' victory over Germany in the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament. The 42-year-old Hall of Famer made the decision to end her illustrious career moments after Australia's 85-52 win against Germany. Jackson had long planned to retire post another Olympics campaign, and she sealed her exit as the Opals secured their Paris Olympics qualification with a resounding victory. Opals coach Sandy Brondello hinted at the possibility of Jackson returning for Paris, keeping the door open for the basketball icon.
Australia's greatest ever basketballer declared 'she was done' after the Opals defeated Germany in the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament on Sunday to punch ...
The 42-year-old basketball Hall of Famer called time on her international career moments after Australia defeated Germany 85-52 at the FIBA Women's Olympic ...
Lauren Jackson had always planned to retire from international basketball after helping the Opals reach another Olympic campaign, with her family the ...
Opals legend Lauren Jackson has confirmed she will not feature at the 2024 Paris Olympics after Australia qualified for the Games with an 85-52 thumping of ...
Opals coach Sandy Brondello has not ruled out Lauren Jackson re-emerging from retirement and making the trip to Paris, after emerging stars Jade Melbourne ...
Lauren Jackson, a Basketball Hall of Famer, will not play in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Opals coach Sandy Brondello discusses the possibility of basketball legend Lauren Jackson joining the team for the Paris Olympics.