The Boomers' Olympic triumph in Tokyo was possibly the most celebrated bronze medal in Australian sporting history. But the path to this historic podium appearance is littered with heartache, setback and adversity. The long and arduous journey was recalled by Boomers' leading scorer and five-time Olympian Andrew Gaze as he held back tears on Channel 7's Olympic coverage and paid tribute to the pioneers of the sport in this country. Over six decades countless players and officials have invested immeasurable hours to reach a point where we now have more than million registered basketballers in Australia and an Olympic-medal-winning team. Not least among these was Andrew Gaze's own father Lindsay.
In this book Matt Logue goes back to the beginning - to the DNA of the Boomers - to tell the story of today's success and honour the people who fought against the odds to make it happen, while celebrating the talent and international triumph of their successors.
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