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Highly recruited freshman Allie Ziebell is poised to become the primary scorer and leader for UConn's women's basketball team after Azzi Fudd's departure, bringing elite talent and offseason dedication to the program.
Team Vermont captured sixteen medals at the Special Olympics USA Games in Minneapolis, highlighted by a gold in unified basketball and individual podium finishes.
Trent Sisley, the only scholarship player from Indiana's 2025‑26 roster to stay, reflects on personalized coaching, early-season production and his focus on growth as the program welcomes new talent.
A team of high school sports journalists from five Indiana papers will publish a series of stories from July 7-17 that dig into the history, culture and future of Indiana basketball, highlighting both iconic figures and lesser‑known narratives.
After a 20‑6 summer that included a win over defending state champion Morton, the Warren Central Warriors are poised for a season marked by high hopes and a culture of accountability.
Freshman guard Tyran Stokes, the top recruit for the class of 2026, is projected as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2027 NBA Draft. His arrival at Kansas brings a blend of size, versatility, and high expectations.
From July 7-17, journalists from five Indiana dailies partnered with USA Today Company to illuminate the history, culture, and future of high school basketball in the Hoosier State.
From July 7-17, journalists from five Indiana newspapers team up to tell the story of Indiana high school basketball, its deep roots, and its future, as part of the national America 250 celebration.
Trent Sisley, the only scholarship player from Indiana's 2025‑26 roster to remain, is focused on personalized training and future growth with the Hoosiers.
The scout’s observations of King Rachal at NXTPRO Session 10 provided a backdrop for UCLA’s recent offer, underscoring the player’s growing profile.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has approved a trial of a 35‑second shot clock for non‑conference games, raising questions about cost, strategy and the future of high school basketball across the state.
Nine former Penn basketball players have announced their next collegiate destinations, each bringing distinct achievements and ambitions to new programs across the United States and Canada.
Katie Muller, a Class 5A second‑team all‑state forward, announced her commitment to the University of Missouri, where her sister Ellie will also enroll. The pledge follows a standout senior season that featured 16.5 points, six rebounds and a 42 percent field‑goal rate.
During the holiday, the Buckeyes’ creative squad asked several roster members to mimic firework noises, later layering those sounds over real fireworks footage.
From first‑round picks to undrafted free agents, Alabama’s pipeline to the NBA is overflowing, reflecting Coach Nate Oats’ modern, professional‑style development.
Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje earns MVP honors as the USA leads the team to an eighth straight FIBA U17 World Cup title in Istanbul.
Kerr Kriisa, a 25‑year‑old former college guard, was arrested on federal charges related to an alleged multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme. He is currently held in Lexington pending transfer to West Virginia for a court hearing.
After two seasons with the Washington Mystics, Jade Melbourne has returned to the Seattle Storm, delivering career‑high performances and energizing a developing roster.
Arkansas Razorbacks coach John Calipari must balance the playing time of highly touted freshman JaShawn "JJ" Andrews with a deep roster of prospects, a challenge that could shape the team's season.
Three recent Louisville alumni are seeing meaningful minutes in the NBA Summer League, with Conwell and Hadley impressing for the Miami Heat and McKneely finding his footing with the Atlanta Hawks.
Cameroon secured a 78‑74 victory over South Sudan in a pivotal African qualifier, highlighting their defensive mastery and extending a five‑game winning streak.
Kerr Kriisa, a former Arizona guard and recent West Virginia transfer, was arrested by the FBI in Lexington, Kentucky, on July 3. He is accused of orchestrating a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme during his 2023‑24 season and will not compete in the upcoming Basketball Tournament.
In a recent interview with People magazine, the Chicago Bulls rookie opened up about his baseball roots, a growth spurt that redirected his career, and the unique moment he threw a first pitch for a minor‑league baseball team.
Longtime Journal basketball scribe Geoff Grammer debuts a weekly front‑page column that spotlights the diverse lives of New Mexicans, weaving personal anecdotes with broader cultural narratives.