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Two teenage talents dominate headlines as Duke's Cameron Boozer earns national honors and the Memphis Grizzlies draft him third overall, while 17‑year‑old Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje leads FC Barcelona and Team USA to championships, sparking anticipation for the next generation of basketball greatness.
Spain's defensive dominance, Mexico's rising talent, and the clash between Germany and China highlight the dynamics of Group B in the upcoming FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup.
Tyronn Lue hosted a basketball clinic in his hometown of Mexico, Missouri, for children from fourth to 12th grade, organized by his Commitment to Community (C2C) fund, emphasizing hard work, structure, and community ties.
The opening match between the United States and Australia could decide Group A's top spot, while debutant Côte d'Ivoire eyes its first win.
Abbie Smith, Kenyah Stubbs, Alexis Frazee and other key players led Concord University to unprecedented milestones in the 2025‑26 women's basketball season.
In a recent interview, Purdue’s big‑man coach Brandon Brantley explains how a post‑oriented offense, player development and his European playing background have shaped the Boilermakers’ rise, while sharing thoughts on family, mentorship and upcoming Hall of Fame honors.
Adrian Wooley, the only scholarship returnee for Louisville basketball, aims to build on a promising sophomore season and thrive alongside Oregon transfer Jackson Shelstad under coach Pat Kelsey.
Adjusting to Rick Barnes’ demanding practices, Christian Fermin brings interior size, defensive grit and a local AAU program to the Tennessee frontcourt.
Highly rated 2026 forward Chris Washington Jr. pledged to the University of Tennessee, bringing Knoxville roots and a versatile skill set to the Volunteers.
From Storrs to the world stage, the Huskies gather to celebrate soccer victories, share cultural pride, and foster inclusion among international players.
Brad Brownell’s philosophy of valuing hard‑working players over analytics has produced three consecutive NCAA Tournament bids and a culture of grit at Clemson.
The Indiana Hoosiers will open their summer schedule with an exhibition against College Jean-de-Brebeuf before traveling to Lima, Peru, for the FISU America Games, where new tactical experiments and emerging talent will be put to the test.
From Purdue standouts to high school phenoms, Indiana’s basketball pipeline is delivering fresh faces to the NBA’s summer showcase.
Indiana’s high school and college standouts are turning heads in the 2026 NBA Summer League, with several prospects earning key roles on summer‑league rosters.
A wave of Indiana‑born players is making early impressions in the NBA Summer League, signaling the state's enduring basketball pedigree.
Gene Milner, a cornerstone of Indiana high school basketball, passed away at 80, leaving behind a legacy of record‑keeping, mentorship and on‑court excellence.
From Michael Jordan's iconic leaps to Stephen Curry's three‑point revolution, the state's basketball legacy is examined in a sweeping tribute that links past and present.
Alexandria Petit, a former collegiate standout and longtime local coach, has been named the new varsity girls basketball coach at Taunton High, bringing a blend of playing pedigree, teaching experience, and community ties to the program.
A nostalgic look at the days when every town fielded its own team, and players like Terry Smith embodied the cultural heartbeat of Indiana basketball.
Duke’s upcoming season will feature a demanding nonconference slate, a full ACC slate against North Carolina and Virginia, and a top‑ranked recruiting class, building on Scheyer’s 124‑25 start.
The Noblesville Boom, the NBA G League affiliate, is set to host a five‑day basketball camp for boys and girls aged 7‑15, featuring expert coaching, live games and a ticket to a Boom home game.
The Hall of Fame is seeking nominations for its 2026 class, emphasizing character, community impact and diverse contributions to local basketball.
Freshman guard Austin Brown discusses his transition to Maryland basketball, the influence of Coach Buzz Williams, his personal passions, and the players he admires most.
Talon Winings, a West Rusk High School alumnus, has been promoted to head coach of the Dalhart Golden Wolves boys basketball team, adding golf coaching and world geography instruction to his portfolio, and expressing a focused dedication to hard work and success.