JAL to disband women's basketball team

JAL to disband women's basketball team

TOKYO, Japan - Yumi Iwamura (L), captain of the women's basketball team of Japan Airlines Corp., and team manager Junichi Ara (C) attend a press conference at the headquarters of the Japan Sports Association in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on March 2, 2010. JAL, currently undergoing restructuring after declaring bankruptcy, said the same day it will disband its basketball team, the JAL Rabbits, at the end of the 2010-11 season.

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