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Amire Gill, a standout basketball player from Princeton, is moving to Masters Academy International in Massachusetts, bringing his award‑winning game and multiple scholarship offers to a new program.
The Ole Miss men's basketball team travels to Puerto Rico for the Arroyo Puerto Rico Classic, mixing preseason games with cultural activities and community outreach.
A severe crash on I‑470 left Washburn University’s head coach Brett Ballard with serious injuries, prompting an outpouring of support from teammates, alumni and university leaders.
Indiana University plans to revamp its 2026‑27 basketball approach by emphasizing transition play, leveraging a new roster of speed‑oriented players and a revised system under Coach Darian DeVries.
The NBA, FIBA and the Turkish Basketball Federation will host the first Men’s Basketball Without Borders Next Up camp in Istanbul from August 26‑29, 2026, featuring 80 top prospects, NBA and FIBA coaches, award ceremonies and Nike sponsorship, while marking the debut of a women’s edition and underscoring Turkey’s growing basketball influence.
UCLA announces the hiring of former WNBA star Noelle Quinn, a championship‑winning coach, as part of a revamped staff aimed at sustaining the program’s recent title‑winning momentum.
Noelle Quinn, a 41‑year‑old former point guard who helped the Seattle Storm capture two WNBA titles, is set to rejoin the UCLA women’s basketball program as a coach, ending a 17‑year stint in professional and grassroots basketball.
Coach Justin Claus leads a community basketball clinic at College of the Redwoods, uniting local high schools and planning a year‑round program that includes girls’ teams and partnerships with the Yurok Tribe.
Isaac Auten was appointed head coach of Shawe Memorial High School girls basketball, bringing five years of experience, a focus on trust, and a commitment to community mentorship.
Noelle Quinn, a UCLA graduate and WNBA champion, has been appointed to the Bruins' coaching staff, bringing professional experience and a championship pedigree.
After a standout season at Florida State and a brief stint at Arkansas, Malique Ewin has pledged to join Dana Altman’s Oregon Ducks, bringing his interior skill set to the Big Ten.
North Carolina is zeroing in on elite small‑forward DeMarcus Henry while reshaping its wing corps ahead of the 2027 class.
An 18‑year‑old basketball standout from northern India, Jagmeet Singh, nicknamed "Indian Wemby," is navigating a U.S. prep school path with NBA aspirations while remembering his father’s dream of representing India on the world stage.
A single‑vehicle collision on Interstate 70 left Washburn University’s head basketball coach Brett Ballard with severe injuries. The university has issued a statement of support while details of his recovery remain limited.
Troy University announced the addition of Brazilian guard Cauã Pacheco, highlighting his professional background, statistical achievements and the expectations placed on him by head coach Adam Howard.
Sophie Cunningham argues that the focus in women's basketball should return to the sport itself, igniting rallies and counter‑reactions across the country.
Jalen Washington, the Vanderbilt center, has committed to Tennessee, adding size and defensive prowess as the Volunteers aim for a national title run.
The Mount St. Mary's women's basketball program has announced its 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule, a 12‑game slate that begins with a home opener against Navy and includes a mix of historic contests, first‑time opponents and road tests, all leading toward a promising push into Metro Conference play
A preview of the 2026 Sneakers for Santa basketball event, highlighting marquee games, top recruits and the returning talent set to shape the early season.
Ben Patrick’s brief stint as Hocking College’s head men’s basketball coach ended with his removal after a single season that yielded just seven wins.
The annual Sneakers for Santa event returns this November, featuring high‑profile games, standout players and competitive rivalries that define Indiana’s girls basketball landscape.
The Huskies' 2026‑27 schedule features 11 home contests, 20 GLIAC matchups and eight non‑conference games, highlighted by an exhibition clash with Michigan State and a home opener against Winona State.
The Huskies open with non‑conference matchups in Wisconsin and Florida, then shift to a series of home games before diving into GLIAC play and concluding the season with a postseason tournament on home soil.
The Cardinals announce December matchups with LIU and Eastern Michigan, compensation details, and a season‑opening series, as they prepare for a demanding non‑conference road trip.