Here’s a summary of zone prep basketball reports from the start of the week. —- Boys: Wesleyan Christian 86, Prue 30 Make it just 10 straight wins — and a region-leading 14 wins — for the WCS Mustangs. Led by a pair of 20-point scorers — Kael Siemers, 26, andRead More →
The children of Proctor Avenue are rolling. The kids further south in the small town of Proctor aren’t doing badly either. Sitting atop Proctor Avenue in South Burlington, Rice’s women’s basketball team is spot-on. The Green Knights play tenacious defense and are more than capable on the attacking side ofRead More →
STERLING — Everyone who got playing time for the Kansas Wesleyan men’s basketball team against Sterling did very well, according to coach Anthony Monson. The Coyotes had 17 players in the game in a lopsided 99-65 win over the Warriors Thursday night at Gleason Center. Wesleyan won his second straightRead More →
After 24 days away, the Grizzlies can’t wait to restart the season tonight ASHLAND — Ashland senior Gabby Heiken couldn’t help but think about it after first hearing that the Grizzlies’ basketball season had been suspended earlier this month. “There was definitely a minute that went through my head, ohRead More →
C/O Travis Nguyen An in-depth look at the Marauders basketball teams after years of success Anyone who has followed Ontario University Athletic basketball recently would quickly notice that the Marauders are one of the strongest teams in the league. Not only the Men’s and Women’s The teams started their 2021-22Read More →
The City of Marietta released what follows on their website, announcing that Marietta Parks and Recreation is accepting applications for a basketball skills clinic for residents ages 6-13: Marietta Parks, Recreation & Facilities is proud to announce that registration is open for the Custer Park Sports & Fitness Center BasketballRead More →
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) — Amid the chaos and drama surrounding the University of Hawaii’s athletic department and the football team, basketball teams are on winning streaks. The Warriors and Wahine are on a tear from the Big West Conference. The men are on a five-game winning streak, tied for first placeRead More →
ALBANY – For both UAlbany basketball teams, after losing to rival SUNY who announced on Tuesday that they are leaving the America East after this season, there is no time to lament over what went wrong last weekend. The Great Danes men’s and women’s teams each lost matchups with StonyRead More →
Through: Ray Fisher Sunday January 23, 2022 | 11:01 a.m. Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Baldwin’s Nathan Richards drives to the basket past Amere Brown of Woodland Hills December 13 during their game at Franklin Regional High School. Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Baldwin’s Connor Gitzen celebrates with James Wesling after scoringRead More →
Wheelchair Basketball South Africa (WBSA), in conjunction with main sponsor Sasol, held a send-off ceremony to honor the South African men’s and women’s wheelchair basketball teams that will compete in the World Championship qualifiers African Fellowship in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from January. 24 to 29. The men’s team will faceRead More →
Jan. 20 – Casper College basketball teams got off to a successful start to the season in Region IX on Wednesday at Swede Erickson Thunderbird Gym, with the women’s team beating Northwest College 81-47 and the men’s team earning a 100 win -84 on trappers. The 24th-ranked women’s team hasRead More →
Kansas Wesleyan basketball teams shared their doubleheader with Oklahoma Wesleyan on Wednesday night at Mabee Arena. The Coyote women needed a defensive position on final possession to beat the Eagles, 53-51. Meanwhile, a 21-0 run to start the second half helped OKWU’s men to eliminate KWU, 85-56. The Wesleyan WomenRead More →
Breadcrumb Links U of S Huskies local sports Basketball “We’ve been out for so long and these are our first games. Hopefully we’ll be ready to play this weekend.” Author of the article: Darren Zary • Star Phoenix of Saskatoon Alexander Dewar, right, rises to receive a pass past teammateRead More →
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Youngstown State University Athletic director Ron Strollo always loves a close Penguins basketball game. Indeed, the closer, the better. Geographically speaking, that is. Strollo says he has an ongoing request for men’s and women’s basketball teams to keep non-conference road games as close to home as possible,Read More →
‘We’ over ‘me’ Randolph Roberts Brothers AAU didn’t care who was in charge that day. Sometimes Saylor, an unsuspecting playmaker, would take over games, Marty Craig said. Later, Grieger became “the tournament’s best player” in the past year, and Paul shone in other ways despite not being a primary goalscorer.Read More →
If the first half of the season is any indication, then the South Hills area women’s college basketball teams are in for a treat for the remainder of the 2022 campaign. On January 17, Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, South Fayette and Chartiers Valley put on stellar performances, making theirRead More →
Hello again, friends and casual viewers, reading this to avoid the real work, and welcome to the very first Shot Takers of 2022. We were expecting this to be a very interesting men’s college basketball season full of contenders and of twists. So far it has delivered. The path toRead More →
Indiana_TreyGalloway_Overview_Nebraska The Tennessee women’s basketball team remained at No. 5 in this week’s AP poll while the Vols men’s team fell from No. 22 to No. 24 in the men’s poll. The Lady Vols are eight-game winners in a row and continued to roll this week with double-digit wins atRead More →
MCPHERSON — A double-overtime thriller and lopsided win set up Kansas Wesleyan’s doubleheader against McPherson on Saturday. The Coyote women needed 10 more minutes to defeat the Bulldogs, 95-84, while the Coyote men beat McPherson, 93-67 at the Sports Center. The Wesleyan women improved to 13-6, 9-5 in the KansasRead More →
Two teams from Mercy Mounthawk in Tralee and one from Pobailscoil Chorca Dhuibhne in Dingle will be in the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght next week in the hope of lifting the All-Ireland Schools Cup on the hard court. he Pinergy All-Ireland Schools Cup will take place at the NationalRead More →
TEWKSBURY — Before the start of the season, it was clearly evident that the boys’ basketball team at Tewksbury Memorial High School would take their pieces, because after all, the whole starting lineup was brand new and the returning players had a limited academic experience. In the first six games,Read More →
The McNeese State Health and Human Performance Complex was severely damaged by Hurricanes Laura and Delta in 2020. But repairs have been made and the men’s and women’s basketball teams will return to the facility, which will be renamed Saturday when the teams will host Houston Baptist. (Rick Hickman/American Press)Read More →
There is an unfortunate new reality for basketball teams in northern New Mexico at the start of 2022. That reality is life with COVID. We are only two weeks away from the start of 2022 and programs across the region have been forced to postpone or even cancel games dueRead More →
BROOKINGS – The South Dakota State men’s and women’s basketball teams play in Omaha tonight. The women are scheduled to face the Mavericks at 5 p.m. and the men will follow at 7:30 p.m. You can watch the games at omavs.com/watch. Women The Jackrabbit Women just suffered their first conferenceRead More →
St. Dominic’s Jessie Zimmerman (23) and Richmond’s Izzy Stewart (44) jump for the start of a women’s basketball game Thursday in Richmond. St. Dom’s lost the Class C South match 32-25. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal RICHMOND — Kiara Briand scored nine points and Richmond kept St. Dominic Academy scoreless in theRead More →
Photo file Brian Meneely and Aaron Barcot each have something to do as high school basketball season nears mid-term. Meneely saw his Kamiakin boys basketball team pull away in the second half on Tuesday night to win 70-49 at Richland in a showdown between two of the top teams inRead More →
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BETHEL, NC (WITN) – North Pitt women’s basketball is having a great season. 11-2 so far with many of those wins over top programs in the upper classes. Much of their success has been senior leader Aquarius Pettaway. We feature it in this week’s Pepsi Sports Spotlight. “My brother playedRead More →
ALBANY – To get things back on track after a period of years without Albany and Siena’s men’s teams meeting, Saints’ athletic director John D’Argenio said a three-way deal years to renew the Albany Cup men’s basketball rivalry was an arrangement both and Great Danes sporting director Mark Benson “feltRead More →
I realize it’s a crazy race. Even though I was trying to get that perfect list (which I didn’t), everyone weighs things differently. You can allocate weights in advance, do calculations, and drop the chips. But there are already many reviews that do. Heck, you could take several, aggregate themRead More →
It was the first full week of basketball in 2022. Here’s a look at how the top five men’s and women’s teams performed over that time frame. These are the teams that were placed in the top five in the WyoPreps Coaching and Media Survey on January 5, 2022. WeRead More →
Through: Josh rizzo Sunday January 9, 2022 | 11:01 am Amid another winter of uncertainty, the Penn Hills Sports Department is no stranger to changing schedules due to the pandemic. Due to an increase in the number of cases at the University of Edinburgh, the Tri-State Track Coaches Association’s firstRead More →
Two women’s basketball teams are unbeaten in the Summit League basketball game. Those two teams – the University of South Dakota and the State of South Dakota – meet at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Sanford Coyote Sports Complex in Vermillion. The Coyotes and Jackrabbits are both 4-0 inRead More →
Aiken High School basketball fans are invited to a special ceremony in January honoring women’s teams from the past. Members of the Aiken High School women’s basketball teams between 1963 and 1976, along with former coach Johanna Gibbs, will meet on Tuesday, January 11. “Gibbs was a pioneer in introducingRead More →
As the South men’s basketball team hits the road for the Southwestern Athletic Conference’s new Florida swing, Jaguars coach Sean Woods hopes to keep his team poised. “We just have to do the same things that we did. We have to keep fighting,” Woods said of the road trip thatRead More →
The start of a new year marks a time for reflection and change. For high school basketball in Florida, this is when the limits are tested as the final month of the regular season begins this week. But what happens just before the season resumes – a two-week break inRead More →
The girls ‘and boys’ teams lost to Western Christian of Iowa on Tuesday night at the WHS Gym. On the girls’ side, their 76-63 loss was their third in a row and their fourth in their last five games, coming down to 6-4 this season. The boys faced a tougherRead More →
By Ryan Menzie Sports signal editor In the midst of the winter break, the Santa Clarita Valley sports teams aren’t slowing down as they continue to prepare for the Foothill League game before the second half of the season. Burroughs High School hosted a tournament starting Dec. 27 with fourRead More →
You’d think that a seventh-year girls’ basketball team that went undefeated in their first 20 games, not losing until Game 1 of the State Tournament, was pretty good, right? ? How about a eighth-grade team that won 17 straight games before ending their season with an overtime loss in theRead More →
Photo: wallpaper-house.com Basketball can be exceptionally competitive. Of course, professional basketball games don’t require a lot of chatter like traditional streetball does, it’s still a game where you have to do your best every game. With deference and notoriety on the line, you may not have the opportunity to goRead More →
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — CSI basketball teams will be home for the first time in a month when Community Christian and Southern Nevada come to town this week. For the 13th-ranked men, the guys are enjoying a four-game winning streak, including three big wins at Texas. While in theRead More →
WORTHINGTON — It’s the start of a brand new year, but Worthington High School’s basketball teams seem stuck in the doldrums. The girls’ and boys’ teams lost to Western Christian of Iowa on Tuesday night at the WHS gymnasium. For the girls, their 76-63 loss was their third in aRead More →
Each week, the Beaver County Times athletic staff will rank the top 10 boys and girls basketball teams in our coverage area. These rankings do not indicate the best team in the region. (Programs in the higher classifications will almost always have the upper hand over those in the lowerRead More →
Even before the opening of the holiday basketball tournaments this week, Albemarle varsity teams both played and won championships in a two-day tournament hosted by Anson County last week. women’s basketball The Bulldogs opened the tournament with a 45-41 win over Christ the King High School in Huntersville. Amari Baldwin,Read More →
By Catherine Garrett | [email protected] CCHS Women’s Basketball New head coach Craig Morris has been busy building the culture he’s been trying to establish at Corner Canyon since he was hired at the start of the summer. But that’s not the only thing he preaches; he believes his group toRead More →