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Vladas Garastas, the revered Lithuanian basketball coach, passed away at 94, leaving a profound imprint on the sport through Olympic medals, club titles, and a transformative role in Lithuanian basketball.
The camp, open to students entering grades 3‑8, costs $60 per player and includes a commemorative t‑shirt. Registration can be completed on‑site during the first two days, with checks payable to Sandpoint High School.
Sixteen teams competed in Braidwood, highlighted by Alyssa Wollenzien’s fourth‑place finish and All‑State mention.
The league’s ruling to replay Game 1 of the Tel Aviv‑Jerusalem semifinal follows an Iranian attack and shifting Home Front Command directives, with Adelson praising the move while criticizing league support.
With the men's squad under first‑year head coach Brandon Chambers and the women's team missing two star players, the upcoming season promises fresh dynamics for the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
A young Alaskan basketball player travels from a remote village to the national stage of the Native American Basketball Invitational, balancing sport, community pride, and a nursing education.
After a 45‑6 run and a No. 1 state ranking, Coach Ryan Engebretsen returns to Colorado to lead the Fruita Monument Wildcats, bringing a proven championship pedigree and a plan to rotate eight to ten players.
Oneal Delancy, a highly rated 2027 guard, toured the Houston Cougars program, sparking discussions about his potential fit and the program’s trajectory under Coach Kelvin Sampson.
Former Purdue star Chris Kramer wrapped up his CK3 youth basketball camp in Fort Wayne, Indiana, after a two‑day session that emphasized fundamentals and inspired young players.
The Illini have secured commitments from five high school standouts, including five-star guard Quentin Coleman, four-star wing Lucas Morillo and three-star forward Lincoln Williams, the No. 2-ranked prospect in the state.
The hiring of Will Wade by LSU has ignited a legal dispute with North Carolina State, raising questions about contract integrity, past violations, and the future of the university's athletic programs.
The Grizzlies announced the addition of Mikey Eggleton, a coach known for his defensive expertise, as they rebuild their staff ahead of the upcoming season.
A look at the 2026-27 Sun Devil men's basketball roster outlook, focusing on guard Bryce Ford, a senior transfer from Toledo who is just 12 points away from 500 career points.
The Terrapins and Gamecocks will meet on Dec. 19, 2026, in Baltimore, marking a key early‑season test for each team as they look to reshape their fortunes.
The University of Southern Indiana's men's basketball program has begun summer workouts with a revamped lineup, emphasizing team bonding and a shared commitment to success.
A look at the top NBA draft prospects generating the most fantasy basketball buzz ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft, including AJ Dybantsa, Cameron Boozer, Darryn Peterson, Brayden Burries and Karim Lopez, and what their landing spots could mean for next season.
The 2026 USA Basketball Men’s U17 National Team training camp in Colorado Springs brings together top high school seniors, six of whom already hold Kentucky offers, as the squad prepares for the FIBA U17 Men’s World Cup in Istanbul this summer.
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley's basketball programs are entering a transformative period, with new coaches shaping rosters and strategies for the coming season
After completing his 23rd NBA season, LeBron James cemented new career milestones while sparking a debate over his place alongside legends like Michael Jordan.
Both UTRGV basketball programs are entering a period of transition as new coaches and departing stars shape the outlook for the upcoming season.
After a brief but intense primary campaign, Jermaine Johnson, a former College of Charleston basketball standout and G‑League player, has been selected by South Carolina Democratic voters to run for governor, promising to bridge partisan divides and reform state governance.
Purdue’s summer workouts reveal a reshaped roster, with key players competing for starting spots and a coaching staff focused on chemistry and cohesion.
With key departures and a promising influx of talent, Purdue's basketball program is using summer sessions to forge a new identity and meet lofty goals.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association voted to adopt a 35‑second shot clock, aiming to reduce stalling and increase excitement across the state’s high school basketball programs.