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After being cut by the Brisbane Bullets, 6‑foot‑4 guard Tristan Devers joins the University of Washington, hoping to translate his modest Australian stats into a meaningful contribution for the Huskies.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham hosted a youth basketball camp in Carmel, Indiana, for over 300 children, focusing on skill development, community support, and inspiring young girls.
After a standout season at Culver‑Stockton, the guard commits to Parkland, citing family praise and a shared championship ambition.
A BYU standout was named the conference's top male athlete, leading the nation in scoring and preparing to join the NBA's struggling Washington franchise.
Ian Condon, a four-star prospect from Washington, D.C., will visit Notre Dame in September as part of a multi‑stop recruiting tour that includes stops at Syracuse, Boston College, Northwestern and NC State.
Iowa is shifting its focus to securing a premier lead guard for the 2027 cycle, building on its early four‑star hybrid commitment while preparing for a series of campus visits.
Former Wellington High School star Trent Frazier returned to his hometown to run a free basketball clinic for 65 youngsters, offering hands‑on training, a complimentary lunch and a glimpse of his European professional journey.
University of Jamestown assistant coach Koleman Lind succumbed to injuries sustained in a three‑vehicle collision on Interstate 94. The crash also took the life of Tesla driver Harold Ennulat and left a passenger with severe injuries.
Alter High School’s boys basketball program boasts 32 district titles, four state championships and a lineage of legendary coaches and players that has shaped Ohio basketball for six decades.
Nate Oats has turned Alabama into a basketball powerhouse, blending elite recruiting with an NBA‑ready system.
Blake McPheeters, a veteran official in basketball, football and baseball across mid‑Missouri, marks two decades of service while balancing family commitments and honoring his father’s legacy.
From the streets of Abuja to the practice gyms of Philadelphia, Nico Onyekwere is carving a path toward his first official college appearance while embracing a family atmosphere at Villanova.
Fans got a first look at the Buccaneers in Johnson City, where coaches highlighted community support and championship ambitions.
Alabama’s Crimson Tide will field a new 7‑footer in TJ St. Louis next season, while the team navigates a demanding slate and a revamped offensive line.
The Crimson Tide have added a 7‑foot, 266‑pound prospect from Ontario, Canada, who brings a 7‑foot‑5 wingspan and a 9‑foot‑5 standing reach to the 2026‑27 squad.
The Wildcats' 2025‑26 campaign ended in disappointment, prompting a complete overhaul of the roster and coaching staff. With skepticism from insiders and a fresh start on the horizon, the program braces for a challenging but potentially transformative season.
The University of Michigan has awarded a scholarship to Antonio Pemberton, a 6‑1, 165‑pound point guard ranked among the nation’s top 2027 prospects. His dynamic scoring, high‑IQ playmaking and disruptive perimeter defense make him a strategic fit for the Wolverines’ future backcourt.
After reviewing game tape, the author was surprised by Daubaris’s ability to pass, shoot and block at all levels, highlighting his polished European skill set.
Montevallo University announced the hiring of Deshawn Montgomery as its new Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, highlighting his extensive playing and administrative background.
Rick Klimchock, a coach with over four decades of experience, has been appointed head coach of the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg women's basketball team, promising a focus on skill development, local recruiting and a positive culture.
The city is turning to structured activities, from Midnight Basketball to the Detroit Summer Girls Volleyball Program, to steer teens away from disruptive gatherings and foster positive engagement.
A young Altoona Maroon team, made up of incoming freshmen, captured the Building II boys summer league title with a 49-40 victory over Altoona White, highlighted by Kionte Barnes' 20 points and a pivotal hustle play by Nysir Shields.
After two seasons at Itawamba Community College, former Starkville High School standout Tootie Lockett has committed to Mississippi State University. The move brings a local talent back to her roots, where she hopes to contribute to a team looking to rebound after a missed NCAA Tournament.
Brown University has announced the appointment of Eric Reveno, a Stanford alumnus and former Portland head coach, as its new men’s basketball head coach, succeeding Mike Martin who moved to Michigan.