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Barbara Kennedy-Dixon, a Clemson basketball icon, will be honored in 2026 with a posthumous induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, a testament to her record‑setting career and lasting influence.
This weekend, Montgomery will host a basketball tournament that combines athletic competition with free HIV testing and public health outreach.
A disappointing 2025 season has given way to optimism as Maryland adds key transfers, a top recruiting class, and the return of star forward Pharrel Payne.
Devin McGlockton’s recent Summer League signing follows a wave of undrafted Commodores securing NBA opportunities, joining AK Okereke with the Lakers and Duke Miles with the 76ers.
A lawsuit filed in January claims that LaVar Ball only paid $754,391 of the $970,000 cost for a custom court installed at his California home, sparking legal action as his son LaMelo changes teams and his marriage ends.
The popular basketball camp led by Cuonzo Martin will host a new July session for boys and girls in grades 1‑8, offering a morning schedule, reduced fees for early sign‑ups and pathways for scholarship support.
Pat Summitt’s eight national titles and record wins are matched only by the deep connections she forged with family, a bond that continues to shape the lives of her nieces and their children.
After a season of disciplined practice and early tournament wins, the Burr and Burton Unified basketball team from Vermont captured gold in Minnesota, with Coach Benasich and Special Olympics Vermont highlighting the values of teamwork, inclusion and joy.
After a 15‑20 record and a narrow miss at the NCAA Tournament, the Rebels aim to rebound, led by key returnee Ilias Kamardine and facing formidable opponents coached by Rick Barnes, Todd Golden and John Calipari.
LaVar Ball is being sued for unpaid expenses related to a custom basketball court and renovations at his mansion, a case that emerges as he navigates a 30‑year marriage split.
The program welcomes a diverse group of newcomers, each bringing distinct skills and achievements, as the team looks to build on its recent winning streak.
A contractor has filed a lawsuit claiming LaVar Ball owes $221,928 for a private basketball court and related home upgrades, a dispute that could set a precedent for high‑profile sports‑related construction contracts.
After going undrafted, Seth Trimble secures a contract with the Washington Wizards, leveraging his collegiate achievements and summer workouts to earn a spot on the roster.
Freshman guard Alijah Arenas averaged 14.1 points per game and scored a season‑high 29 points against Indiana, and together with Rodney Rice hopes to lead USC to the NCAA Tournament and a deep March run.
Isaiah Thompson, a standout player from Purdue and Florida Gulf Coast, is set to bring his basketball expertise to the University of Notre Dame as he steps into a dual leadership position.
Isaiah Thompson, a former Purdue basketball player, is set to bolster Notre Dame's basketball program as director of player development and recruiting coordinator under head coach Micah Shrewsberry.
From dinner tables to the weight room, Trent Sisley is using his unique position to guide Indiana’s roster construction and reinforce the program’s vision under Coach Darian DeVries.
Two highly-rated high school guards commit to Wisconsin, offering a chance to reshape the Badgers' backcourt and reduce dependence on the transfer portal.
Arizona secured a verbal commitment from Montenegrin prospect Maksim Brnović, a 6‑foot‑10 forward who last played for Žalgiris II in Lithuania, bolstering the Wildcats’ frontcourt for the 2026‑27 season.
The Wolfpack unveiled the full roster and jersey assignments for the 2026‑27 campaign, highlighting significant number changes and the arrival of key newcomers.
Gonzaga University has announced the commitment of French point guard Nathan De Sousa for the 2026‑27 season, adding depth and seasoned leadership to its backcourt.
After being passed over in the 2026 NBA Draft, Seth Trimble signed with the Washington Wizards and will compete in the Summer League, aiming to translate his college athleticism into professional impact.
Montenegrin forward Maksim Brnović, a 2026 recruit who starred for Žalgiris II, has pledged to Arizona, joining a wave of European talent that includes Endurance Aiyamenkhue and Ugnius Jarusevicius.
The village board greenlights a $42,570 upgrade to the Third Street basketball courts, featuring new backboards, collapsible rims and a sound study to address resident concerns.