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After a season that saw him average over 30 points per game, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was crowned the NBA’s Most Valuable Player for the second straight year, cementing his place among the league’s all-time greats.
As the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 approaches, national federations are revealing their line‑ups, with the Czech team already confirming a 16‑player roster while many others remain pending.
Chloe Robinson, a decorated senior forward for Inland Lakes, has signed to play basketball at Bay College while planning to major in psychology and become a child psychiatrist. Her coach, Daryl Vizina, praised her leadership, and her achievements include a 1,000‑point milestone and multiple championships.
Chloe Robinson, celebrated for leading Inland Lakes to a historic regional title, commits to Bay College, blending athletic ambition with a plan to study psychology and become a child psychiatrist.
A look at the remarkable careers of fifteen standout athletes from Greater New Bedford who have earned a place in USA TODAY Sports' latest tribute to America's top sports figures.
Caitlin Clark's record‑breaking night wasn't enough as the Indiana Fever lost a close game to the Washington Mystics, highlighting both historic achievements and areas needing improvement.
The upcoming Big Ten slate offers Illinois a more manageable path, highlighted by winnable home games and a roster bolstered by returning talent.
After losing nine eligible players, Northwestern’s men’s basketball program is turning to elite high school recruits Derek Daniels and Jeremiah Profit, while also securing Jayden Hodge, to restore competitiveness.
Anderson University has appointed Ben Thompson as its new head coach of the men's basketball program, ushering in a period of optimism for the school's athletic department.
The Cleveland Cavaliers secured a decisive Game 7 win over the Detroit Pistons, advancing to the Eastern Conference finals where they will meet the New York Knicks.
The NBA’s Conference Finals have boiled down to four teams, with global talent headlining the competition and fans worldwide watching closely.
A 125-94 loss in Game 7 ended the Detroit Pistons' season, highlighting both the team's growth under Coach J.B. Bickerstaff and the Cavaliers' surge led by Donovan Mitchell.
The University of Southern Indiana announced the signing of four new players, each bringing distinct skills and backgrounds.
Donovan Mitchell's 26-point performance caps a dominant 125-94 victory over Detroit, propelling Cleveland to the Eastern Conference finals for the first time in his career.
Montana State University's women's basketball team is adding two experienced transfers, Ebele Mbagwu and Braeden Gunlock, to a roster that returns ten players, seeking to extend its momentum into the 2026 season.
Former Helias star Jamaal Tatum hosted a youth basketball camp in Jefferson City, teaming with Show-Me Shootouts to teach skills and life lessons to local kids.
An exploration of fantasy basketball strategies centered on teams with unsettled lineups, highlighting key players and timing tactics.
Nick Chaykowsky has been appointed head coach of the Women’s Basketball program at Crowley’s Ridge College, bringing a distinguished record of winning seasons and extensive coaching experience to the role.
Donovan Mitchell’s 26‑point performance in Game 7 caps a breakthrough season for the Cavaliers and underscores Mitchell’s sustained excellence.
Maryland’s basketball program is making a concerted effort to lock down the next generation of talent, sending its entire coaching contingent on the road during the crucial live evaluation period.
The Cavaliers closed out the Pistons in Game 7, with Mitchell delivering a 28‑point outing that marks his first conference final appearance after nine NBA seasons.
The league’s push to protect offensive movement has divided opinion, with Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark praising the change.
Missouri finalizes its 2026‑27 roster, adding guard Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 transfer expected to bolster depth in the SEC transition.
DeMarcus Henry, a 6‑foot‑7 forward at Compass Prep in Santa Ana, California, has accepted a basketball scholarship from the University of North Carolina, with coach Michael Malone extending the invitation. His father, Chris Henry, a former NFL player, adds a unique family narrative to the recruit's profile.