Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) extends its heartfelt condolences to the family of Corey Williams, who has sadly passed away following a year-long health battle. Corey, affectionately known as 'Homicide', was a beloved figure in Australian basketball, and his loss will be deeply felt by the entire sports community.
Corey's passion for the game and larger-than-life personality made him a favourite both on and off the court. As a regular contributor to SEN's The Run Home with Andy Maher and Andrew Gaze, Corey brought his unique insights, infectious personality, and unwavering love for the sport to every broadcast. His presence on the show was a testament to his ability to connect with audiences and share his wealth of knowledge and experience.
In addition to his appearances on The Run Home, Corey also utilised SEN facilities to record his own podcast, further cementing his status as a leading voice in Australian basketball. His dedication to the sport and commitment to engaging with fans made him an invaluable member of the SEN family.
SEN CEO Craig Hutchison paid tribute to Corey, saying: "Corey was a true ambassador for Australian basketball, both on and off the court. His impact on the sport and the lives of those around him was immeasurable. Corey's energy, enthusiasm, and genuine love for the game made him a joy to work with and an inspiration to us all.
"He was not only a great athlete but also an incredible showman and entertainer. Corey's larger-than-life personality and infectious charisma made him a beloved figure among fans and teammates alike. His contributions as a broadcaster have been pivotal in the resurgence of the NBL, bringing the excitement and passion of the game to audiences across the country.
"Corey was an incredible human being, and his loss will be deeply felt by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. The entire SEN team is saddened by this news, and our thoughts are with Corey's family and loved ones during this difficult time."