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The induction of Terry Pursifull and his 1985‑86 teammates into the Westminster College Athletics Hall of Fame celebrates a historic campaign defined by a 23‑7 record, a fast‑paced style, and enduring camaraderie.
Randall introduced Clint Schnell as its new head boys basketball coach during a press conference, highlighting his extensive background and vision for the team's development.
Alabama adds Samford to its 2026‑27 nonconference schedule and outlines a lineup that includes games in Miami, Las Vegas, Birmingham and South Florida, while maintaining a strong historical edge over Samford.
UConn coach Geno Auriemma explains why flagrant fouls on top draft picks like Caitlin Clark are not targeted, and why the league’s transformation is overstated.
Louisville’s women’s basketball program has chosen to forgo a dedicated general manager, letting head coach Jeff Walz handle player evaluations, negotiations and strategic partnerships, a model that aligns with a broader shift toward professionalized college sports.
Star athlete Deon Session has transferred from Atrisco Heritage to Sandia High School, a move allowed by the New Mexico Activities Association's new one‑free‑transfer rule. His addition strengthens both the football and basketball teams, while Cibola gains versatile junior Elijah Banks, a 6‑foot‑5 player who can excel at quarterback, receiver and on the basketball court.
Despite appearing in only two games last season, Gandy Malou‑Mamel has intensified her training, added strength and now faces a competitive battle for playing time at the University of Connecticut.
In Joso City, Japan, the Beyond Border Ballers program empowers children of diverse backgrounds through basketball, improving language skills, confidence, and community ties, as highlighted by founder Mai Sakaguchi and supported by the FIBA Foundation.
During the mid‑20th century Indiana constructed some of the nation’s largest high school gymnasiums, venues that hosted legendary games and community events. While many still stand, changing participation patterns have led to a quiet retreat of crowds from these once‑packed halls.
Samet Yigitoglu, the 7‑foot‑2 Turkish center, has committed to Indiana University, bringing ACC‑level experience and a new dynamic to the Hoosiers' frontcourt.
Notre Dame basketball aims to rebound from a historic miss in the ACC Tournament, driven by veteran players and a renewed determination to secure a spot in March’s marquee event.
During the 1950s and 60s Indiana built some of the nation's largest high school gyms to meet demand for postseason play. Today, these venues remain cultural touchstones, from historic renovations to ongoing community gatherings.
During the 1950s and 60s Indiana erected some of the nation's largest high school gymnasiums to satisfy growing demand and to provide venues for postseason play. Today many of those arenas remain in use, hosting everything from basketball tournaments to wrestling meets, while reminding residents of a bygone era of ambition and community pride.
After a seven‑win campaign, the Screaming Eagles are reshaping their roster with 12 newcomers, three returning veterans, and a staff of new coaches, aiming to foster camaraderie and urgency ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Samet Yigitoglu, a 7‑foot‑2 center, has announced his transfer to Indiana University, bringing his rebounding prowess and international experience to the Hoosiers.
After six seasons, Teddy Joas stepped down as head coach of the Regis girls basketball team, citing family considerations and disagreements with school leadership, a move that follows several other recent changes in the school's sports programs.
A federal indictment in West Virginia alleges that former University of Arizona guard Kerr Kriisa orchestrated an elaborate wire‑fraud operation, assuming identities of family members and fictitious personas to extract over $2 million from victims.
Every Tuesday evening, the gym at the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley hosts a low‑cost basketball clinic run by veteran coach Mike Graceffo, who teaches fundamentals, draws on the wisdom of legends like Michael Jordan, and aims to develop both skill and character in local youth.
From Istanbul’s arena to the halls of American basketball history, coach Scott Fitch guided the USA U17 men’s team to a flawless tournament, securing gold and highlighting the next generation of talent.
The final day of the Southern Tier Basketball Camp at Panama Central School turned into a celebration of achievement, honoring champions in a variety of contests and recognizing the contributions of dozens of young athletes.
The Basketball Camp of the Southern Tier at Panama Central School concluded with a celebration of athletic achievement, recognizing winners across multiple competition formats and highlighting the program’s growing talent pool.
The See3Slam tournament will shut down a segment of George Washington Way from July 10 to 13, but local businesses will stay open and public parking will be provided, with all proceeds benefiting community charities.
Albion College’s standout guard Meghan Trewhella is set to represent the Red squad on a week‑long basketball tour of Brazil, where she will face off against local teams in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro under the guidance of Drury University’s Leo Gomes.
Southern Oregon University has named David Heard as interim head coach of the women's basketball program for the 2026‑27 season, bringing decades of coaching success and deep institutional ties.