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Huntingdon College announced Zach Hinton as its new Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, highlighting his extensive background in recruiting, scouting, and player development across several institutions.
Tompkins Bank edged Gage Personnel by a single point, while Admixtures and Green Valley Dental also secured wins in a weekend of competitive basketball.
Butler University announced a two‑year home‑and‑home series with Pittsburgh, with the first meeting scheduled for Nov. 13 at Hinkle Fieldhouse and a future game slated for the 2027‑28 season.
Metro Nashville Police have charged Brayden Carter and Damarion Coleman with first‑degree murder in the death of Andre Bell, a Fisk University basketball player killed on Interstate 65. The case unraveled through cell‑phone data, a $35,000 reward and a grand‑jury indictment.
Bennett Stirtz, a leading Iowa prospect, has been selected for the NBA Draft green room, underscoring his status as a top candidate. The invitation places him alongside other Big Ten standouts and raises questions about his upcoming NBA destination.
Mya Wilson, a highly ranked 2027 prospect, visited the University of Iowa for an official trip that highlights her rising stature and the program's dual focus on her and her sister Ashlee.
From A'ja Wilson's historic impact to Tiffany Mitchell's pioneering achievements, the women who wore numbers 21 through 30 have left an indelible mark on South Carolina basketball.
The week‑long camp, open to boys and girls in grades 4 through 9, blends skill development with a raffle for signed memorabilia, showcasing the Laurie brothers' championship pedigrees and Jordan Walton's elite training background.
Top-ranked guard Mya Wilson toured Iowa City, reaffirming her interest in the Hawkeyes while her younger sister Ashlee enters the 2030 recruiting radar.
The Greensburg Rotary Club has installed a one‑of‑a‑kind basketball tree in Decatur County Park, offering a novel way for residents to engage in outdoor play and community connection.
Providence College is channeling multi‑million dollar private contributions into its men's basketball program, aiming to stay competitive in the Big East and nationally.
UCLA’s rebuilding season hinges on the performance of three freshmen, each facing distinct pathways that could shape the program’s future.
Metro Nashville Police have arrested Brayden Carter and Damarion Coleman for the January killing of Andre Bell, a Fisk University basketball player, after a dispute over a romantic relationship. The case has drawn a $35,000 reward.
The Fever, riding a three‑game winning streak, host the Toronto Tempo on June 16 in a historic first‑meeting, with Clark’s 25 points and MVP odds in focus.
USA TODAY Network is honoring the most impactful high school boys basketball players from New York's Southern Tier and inviting readers to vote for the greatest Section 4 player in history.
The Badgers open their season at home against Denver on November 2, aiming to extend a six‑year unbeaten streak in season openers while expert forecasts and a favorable schedule fuel optimism.
Two young men from Murfreesboro have been charged with the first‑degree murder of 20‑year‑old Andre Bell, a Fisk University basketball player shot while driving in Nashville.
The Sioux Valley Elementary Parent Teacher Organization hosted its second‑annual 3‑on‑3 basketball tournament, featuring 39 teams of children from first through eighth grade. The competition, held as part of Volga’s Old Timers Day Weekend, celebrated community spirit with unique team names and prizes of free ice cream.
Ed Calo, who retired after 38 seasons at Westerville South, will be celebrated for his 575‑298 record, 19 league titles and a 2016 state championship. His son Anthony, now a successful coach in his own right, will also be highlighted.
Kentucky has extended 20 scholarship offers in the 2027 class, secured a commitment from Ryan Hampton, and is navigating the evolving recruitment of Dawson Battie, whose family history and player‑development focus add layers to his decision.
After stints abroad and in the corporate world, Donna Carr is back in the South, taking the helm of Georgia Southern’s women’s basketball program and guiding the next generation of talent.
Duke's latest recruiting class tops the national rankings for the third straight year, bringing a mix of size, skill, and versatility that could reshape the team's rotation.
Fresh off their first national title, the UCLA Bruins are set to travel to British Columbia this July to play the Canadian National team in the W'HOOP IT UP game, a marquee event for Canadian women's basketball.
Val Majewski Morrison, a 2011 General McLane graduate, will be honored this June for her record‑setting basketball career and All‑America performances at Edinboro University.