The Townsville Fire clinched the WNBL Championship by defeating the Perth Lynx 108-105 in a thrilling overtime match that concluded the grand final series. The match was filled with intense competition, showcasing the skill and determination of both teams. The Lynx, seeking their first title in 34 years, initially gained momentum by establishing a six-point lead at quarter-time, but the Fire responded effectively as the game progressed.

Key performances from the Fire included captain Courtney Woods, who scored a career-high 28 points, along with eight rebounds and seven assists. Despite an injury from an elbow to the head during the third quarter, Woods played a crucial role in guiding her team to victory. The nail-biting game saw a remarkable 41 lead changes, highlighting the evenly matched nature of the contest. With just 3.7 seconds remaining in regulation, Miela Sowah made a crucial three-pointer to tie the game, showcasing her clutch performance under pressure.

In overtime, it was Sowah again who delivered for the Fire, scoring the decisive basket with 7.4 seconds left to clinch the championship. Alicia Froling was also instrumental, contributing 25 points and eight rebounds. This victory marks a significant achievement for the Townsville Fire, reinforcing their status as a powerful team in the league and potentially setting the stage for future success in the WNBL.