By: Chris Harlan Thursday March 31, 2022 | 6:06 p.m. Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review PIAA Executive Director Bob Lombardi talks to Michael Hawkins (right) during the State Basketball Championships Saturday at the Giant Center in Hershey. Philadelphia teams joined the PIAA basketball playoffs less than two decades ago, and DistrictRead More →
ATLANTA — In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Atlanta Hawks Basketball Academy hosted nearly 70 girls at their Lady Ballers Women’s History Month Clinic at the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation and Aquatic Center on Saturday March 26. “We’re celebrating Women’s History Month by empowering young girls to learn,Read More →
that’s what friends are for March 31, 2022 March 31, 2022 Best friends since sixth grade, Marcos San Miguel and Jordan Sloan have discovered over the past 18 months just how strong their bond is. Atlanta residents have connected through sports – San Miguel is a star on the basketballRead More →
Before little Simon Croke could even speak, he could shoot hoops like a professional basketball player. Ball after ball, Simon was sinking every shot – much to the delight of his parents, Alina and Jeremy. Amazed, the proud parents grabbed their Phone(s) and began filming their son’s incredible skills. ButRead More →
Division I and II All-Ohio men’s basketball teams, selected by the Ohio Prep Sports Writers Association. FIRST DIVISION Players of the Year: Sean Jones, Gahanna Lincoln; Gabe Cupps, Centerville Coach of the Year: Brook Cupps, Centerville First team: Gabe Cupps, Centerville, 6-2, jr., 14.2 (points per game); Tom House, Centerville,Read More →
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – What did it take to eliminate both Creighton basketball teams? The answer, a Final Four team. It was a given last night at the Greensboro Regional Finals where the winner advanced to the National Semi-Finals, but on the men’s side, Kansas also qualified for the FinalRead More →
Seventh grade girls from Crook County Middle School headline a successful season for youth basketball in Prineville. Five Crook County youth basketball programs have qualified to compete in recent state tournaments. The most successful of these teams was Crook County Middle School’s seventh-grade girls’ team, which went 4–0 in theirRead More →
BOYS DIVISION III Co-Players of the Year Ryan Blakey, Fairfax Christian; Trey Gillenwater, Eastern Mennonite. Other first-team selections Josiah Banks. Roanoke Catholic; Mike Christenson, Trinity at Meadow View; Alejandro Ford, Wakefield School; Reuben McEachern, Carmel; Samuel Neaves, Chapel of Christ; James Patterson, Church Hill; Khalil Ward, Richmond Christian second teamRead More →
With their own March Madness workout, a few Spokane retirees have found a way to get in on the action while cheering on the Zags. Residents of a class at Touchmark on South Hill aim to score big in strength and balance. In this month’s basketball physical skills camp, theyRead More →
The Thompson Valley High School Unified Basketball Team played the Burgdorf High School Unified Team on Tuesday night in Thompson Valley. The Unified Team brings special needs athletes together with their peers to play games against similar teams at other high schools in the Thompson School District as well asRead More →
Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now. Five local men’s basketball programs are looking for new coaches. Thousand Oaks, Cleveland, Moorpark, San Fernando and Simi Valley all have coaching vacancies to fill. Rich Endres, who completed his 25th year as head of Thousand Oaks,Read More →
The NCAA Men’s Tournament has begun, with 68 teams reduced to 16. This March, however, is awards season, with the best players from the entire 2021-22 season being honored. The 2021-22 All-American team, National Player of the Year and National Coach of the Year are all honors bestowed upon him.Read More →
Waseca County News’ All-Area Basketball Teams and Honorable Mentions highlights top men’s basketball players from the Waseca Bluejays, New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva Panthers and Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton Bulldogs. The season averages read as follows: points per game (PPG), rebounds per game (RPG), assists per game (APG), steals per game (SPG) and blocks per gameRead More →
By ALEC ETHEREDGE | Chief Editor The 2022 Alabama Sports Writers Association all-state basketball teams were released on Sunday, March 20, and eight Shelby County players had reason to celebrate after securing a berth. This year’s All-State teams, which honor the state’s top players from each ranking, included four boysRead More →
The Bow Valley Bobcats men’s and women’s senior basketball teams both suffered losses in the south central areas last week It’s been a tough end to the season for the Bow Valley High School basketball community, but one of the school’s Cochrane coaches thinks it will make them better inRead More →
For a while earlier this year, it looked like the COVID-19 pandemic might call for another Atlantic University Sports (AUS) championship weekend for the Memorial Sea-Hawks. The school took a little longer than others to resume in-person classes after the Christmas break, which sparked some concern among athletes and coachesRead More →
FIRST TEAMPlayer of the Year: John Shea, Edward Little, Senior, ForwardJace Bessey, Spruce Mountain, freshman, guardTeigan Pelletier, Oxford Hills, Junior, ForwardLevi Tibbetts, Lisbon, Junior, ForwardCharlie Houghton, Dirigo, junior, striker SECOND TEAMDavid Omasombo, Lewiston, senior guardMalik Foster, Lewiston, senior guardColby Dillingham, Oxford Hills, Senior, CenterJay Hawkes, Gray-New Gloucester, senior guardHunter Gibson,Read More →
No Cinderella moment for University of Delaware basketball teams in NCAA Tournament. Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams fell in their first-round games on Friday. The 15thand The seeds found two Villanova seeds too much to handle in Pittsburgh, losing 80-60. Nova used a 15-2 run late in theRead More →
FIRST TEAMName, team, class, PositionPlayer of the Year: Sierra Carson, Oxford Hills, Junior, GuardElla Pelletier, Oxford Hills, rookie, forwardFall Freeman, Mountain Valley, Senior, GuardWinnie Larochelle, Rangeley, Senior, GuardJaydn Pingree, Spruce Mountain, sophomore, guard SECOND TEAMName, team, class, PositionMorgan Zetts, Telstar, sophomore, guardMolly Corbett, Oxford Hills, junior, guardJayce Brophy, Dirigo, Junior,Read More →
By Marc Charpentier defender of the people What was once known as the Associated Press honors is now owned by the Ohio Prep Sports Writers Association and that group recently took its annual nominations and turned it into its girls’ and boys’ basketball teams. of the 2021-22 All-Southeast District.Read More →
Star Team India drummer Shreyas Iyer was recently seen showing off his basketball skills before joining his IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) for IPL 2022. Iyer, who was in superlative form in the recently concluded series against Sri Lanka, traveled to his home in Mumbai after the series ended.Read More →
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FARMVILLE, Va. (WWBT) — As the Longwood University men’s basketball team took to the court for their first appearance at the NCAA Tournament on Thursday afternoon, dozens of fans cheered for their team inside Upchurch University Center at Longwood University in Farmville. Dozens of students, faculty and staff wore theirRead More →
With Oregon men’s basketball eliminated from March Madness, there are three teams in the conference that have a solid place in the bracket. On its senior night last Saturday, No. 2 Arizona beat California to become the 2021-22 Pac-12 Conference champion. About a week later, they defeated UCLA in theRead More →
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FARMVILLE, Va. (WWBT) — As the Longwood University men’s basketball team took to the court for their first appearance at the NCAA Tournament on Thursday afternoon, dozens of fans cheered for their team inside Upchurch University Center at Longwood University in Farmville. Dozens of students, faculty and staff wore theirRead More →
As college basketball’s March Madness heats up, New York’s version of March Madness is winding down with Jamestown High School and Sherman Central School heavily involved. JHS advanced to this weekend’s state semifinal game by defeating Aquinas, 60-58, featuring a 40-foot 3-pointed at the end of the thirdRead More →
Nine Jesuit varsity basketball teams packed their dancing shoes for March Madness! Here’s a look at the teams, a key player to watch on each team, game information, and a fun fact about each of the seven universities represented this year. (Congratulations to Creighton and Gonzaga for sending both ofRead More →
Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now. The City Section released the All-City Selections for boys’ and girls’ basketball this week. In men’s basketball, selections for the Open Division team included Taft’s AJ Johnson and Keyon Kensie, Birmingham Charter’s Kory Blunt and Larry Olayinka,Read More →
NJCAA Division II National Championship pursuits came to an abrupt end Tuesday night for Niagara County Community College basketball teams. The women lost 75-50 to North Central Missouri in Port Huron, Michigan before the men were dropped by Henry Ford, 86-79, in Danville, Illinois. Gabby McDuffie scored 23 points forRead More →
NJCAA Division II National Championship pursuits came to an abrupt end Tuesday night for Niagara County Community College basketball teams. The women lost 75-50 to North Central Missouri in Port Huron, Michigan before the men were dropped by Henry Ford, 86-79, in Danville, Illinois. Gabby McDuffie scored 23 points forRead More →
The Tacoma Community College (TCC) men’s and women’s basketball teams have earned a spot in the AFAC tournament, which will be held March 17-20 and March 26-27 at the Walt Price Fitness Center at Everett Community College. The event will be streamed live on the AFAC website. Titan women’s basketballRead More →
At a watering hole in the Greenfield section of Pittsburgh this weekend, Guy Fieri’s “Tournament of Champions” was being shown on two televisions. At the head of the room on a main screen, The Players Championship PGA Tour event was in full view until someone changed the channel to ION,Read More →
NCAA basketball playoff games begin this week, in the tournament known to fans as March Madness. On Sunday, the NCAA announced the 68 men’s and women’s varsity teams that will face off. The Texas Standard turned to the Dallas Morning News reporter Joseph Hoy for more on where the TexasRead More →
The Garden State is ready to dance. Seton Hall, Rutgers and Saint Peter’s are all heading to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament this week. It’s the first time since 2004 that three New Jersey programs have punched tickets to March Madness. It’s also the first time since 1991 that SetonRead More →
One way to fill out your NCAA Tournament bracket is to take the Selection Committee’s standings at face value and make upset picks based on favorable matches. But it’s also important to consider the most vulnerable teams at the start of March Madness. While all men’s college basketball teams areRead More →
SACRAMENTO CA – MARCH 12: Branson’s Jaliyah Wiggins (11) looks for a pass while being defended by Amy Riley (4) during their CIF State Basketball Division IV Girls game at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif. on Saturday, March 12, 2022. Branson defeated Imperial 46-23. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal) SACRAMENTORead More →
For eleven years, Sports360AZ has been committed to recognizing Arizona’s best and brightest student athletes. We are excited to once again bring you the All-Academic Sports360AZ Winter Sports Teams presented by IBEW Local 640, Desert Financial Credit Union, Venezia’s Pizzeria, San Tan Ford, and Valle Luna Mexican Restaurants to recognizeRead More →
For the first time since 2004, three teams from New Jersey will dance. Rutgers, Seton Hall and St. Peter’s all won bids for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament on Sunday night. Rutgers (18-13) snuck onto the field as the No. 11 seed in the West Region. As part of theRead More →
Kamie Ethridge and Kyle Smith (Photo: Getty via Icon Sportswire/Stringer & USAToday/Snook) THE ONLY THING IN WASHINGTON STATE men’s and women’s basketball teams can wait, but in a few hours the wait will be over. Today, both Cougar Hoops teams will learn their playoff fates via the NCAA andRead More →
By: Jerin Steele Sunday March 13, 2022 | 12:01 Pine-Richland 5th Grade Girls Team Members of the Pine-Richland fifth-year women’s basketball team in the front row, left to right, are Addi Buches, Scarlett Edgerly, Kendall Hughey and Calli DeHart. At the back are Frankie Holderman-Berger, Jael Smith, Maddie Gregorio, MckennaRead More →
South Portland High’s John Wassenbergh, left, and Jeff Hogan cut the net after the team’s five-overtime victory over Bangor in the Class A men’s basketball state championship game on March 14, 1992. John Ewing/Staff File Photo The 1992 South Portland boys’ basketball team finally has championship company. For three decades,Read More →
The 2021-2022 high school basketball season produced many memorable moments. Some have become historic. A collection of new single-season and career records, as well as points and wins milestones, have all become part of the season’s story. And here they are. Six hundred victories for Waterloo Portage County’s winningest women’sRead More →
All that’s left for both Oklahoma basketball teams is to wait. Both Porter Moser and by Jennie Baranczyk the teams advanced to the semifinals of the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City, as the two programs battled for two very different goals. On the men’s side, Moser’s team needed toRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — It was a successful weekend for Bay Area high school basketball. Five teams – four girls and one boy – have won their respective California Interscholastic Federation basketball championships at the Golden 1 Center, home of the Sacramento Kings: Girls: Salesian (Richmond), Oakland Tech (Oakland), BransonRead More →
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The Bi-County County Bulldogs, Lee County SEA and CDH Education Center competed in a Special Olympics Region A basketball competition at Dixon High School on Jan. 15. Bi-County Bulldogs athletes. Front row (left to right): Marshall Armstrong, Nora Kasinger, Ashley Ogburn, Embrey Toppert, Iligah Williams, Collin Mealing, Kaleb Lewis, TayshonnRead More →
MERIDEN — Former UConn player and WNBA pro Morgan Tuck stopped by Platt and Maloney high schools Friday afternoon to speak to each school’s women’s basketball team. Tuck, 27, retired from the WNBA last March and now works as director of franchise development for the Connecticut Sun. She spends partRead More →
The 2022 ERBM fifth and sixth year competitive basketball team. From left to right are (front row) Dexter Chinn, Ashton Tapia, Eli Bennett, Logan Selby and Hoyt Garcia. (Back row) Gavin Allen, Nick Gates, Jonan Von Roenn, Lawson Anderson and Bradley Conrado. (Coaches) Travis Anderson, Amy Chinn and Waylon Bennett.Read More →
DAYTON, Ohio (WCMH) – Women’s basketball teams Sheridan and Worthington Christian have advanced to state championship games in Divisions II and III, respectively, after both won their state semifinals Thursday at the UD Arena. The Generals won 68-60 in a triple overtime thriller against Norton to advance to their firstRead More →
Get more high school basketball news, highlights, scores and more on our Big Game Cover Section. Three area boys’ basketball teams enter the Alamodome this week two wins away from winning UIL state titles. Two return from last year’s tournament, while the third makes program history by simply stepping ontoRead More →
The city celebrated both teams. Festive sirens pushed the heroes down Farmville’s main street as residents clutched blue and white balloons and waved homemade signs: “WELCOME TO CHAMPIONS HOUSE! » Longwood University made college sports history this week when the women’s and men’s basketball teams won the Deep South Championships,Read More →
The College of the Redwoods men’s basketball team captured the Golden Valley Conference title for the second straight year, winning back-to-back championships for the first time in program history. The CR Women’s Basketball team won second place in the GVC. Both teams will compete in the state tournament this week.Read More →
PROVIDENCE — Sunday wasn’t a great day for Pawtucket High School basketball fans who headed to Rhode Island College’s Murray Center to watch their public school teams, Division II champions Shea and Tolman, take the field for their Elite Eight matches in the RIIL Open Tournament. Luck ran out forRead More →
A familiar family shows up as Island teams head out for March Madness, the style of the BC High School Men’s Basketball Championships that begin today at the Langley Events Center. A familiar family shows up as Island teams head out for March Madness, the style of the BC HighRead More →
Ryan Peck of Moffat County High School throws a three-pointer during the Bulldog Boys’ playoff game against Colorado Academy. The MCHS boys lost 67-56 to the Mustangs, while the Moffat County girls lost 61-44 to Colorado Springs Christian in the regional playoff portion.Courtesy photo / Lance Wendt, wendt5280.com As theRead More →
Half a dozen Cincinnati boys’ basketball clubs are still in the hunt for an Ohio High School Athletic Association state championship after a historic round of district finals last week in Divisions I, II and III. 3: Cincinnati programs ended district title droughts lasting at least a decade 2: CoachesRead More →
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Before practice began on Monday afternoon, Madison boys basketball coach Damien Mobley took the ball from last weekend’s regional tournament and went to add it to the near-box with trophies in his crowded office. Long rows of shelves behind Mobley’s desk have provided ample storage space over the years forRead More →
The Winnipeg Wesmen spelled the end of the season for the University of Fraser Valley Cascades men’s and women’s basketball teams last week. The men faced Winnipeg in the Canada West Round of 16 on Friday, March 4 in Calgary. The Cascades led by no less than 16 points inRead More →
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KIMBERLY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Last Saturday was only the second time the Kimberly boys basketball won a state title. “It’s still not installed yet, it’s still like a dream,” said Jackson Cummins, senior. “Always on adrenaline, I think,” said head coach Daren Garey. “It’s one of those things that IRead More →
For the first time in the 1940s-more year history of northeast-10 VSIn the conference, one university won both the women’s and men’s basketball championships in the same season: Bentley University. The Falcons made history Sunday with the women’s 56-49 win over Stonehill College and the men’s 68-62 win over FranklinRead More →
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FARMVILLE, Va. (WWBT) – These are exciting times for Longwood University! Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams will travel to the NCAA for the first time in school history. Both Lancers won the Big South Tournament this weekend to secure their place in the tournament. For the men’s game,Read More →
Basketball is entering its final week of the season and three Marin teams are still standing, one victory away from a trip to Sacramento for a state final. Branson’s two basketball teams went 3-0 last week as the San Domenico Girls entered uncharted territory, advancing to the first NorCal FinalsRead More →
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) — SFA basketball teams have completed their first regular season in the Western Athletic Conference and are now gearing up for their first trip to the WAC tournament in Las Vegas. The men will enter as the 3 seed after splitting their regular season championship with SeattleRead More →
NORTHAMPTON — Two years ago, the Smith College basketball team’s journey to the NCAA Division 3 Women’s Sweet 16 came to a screeching halt with the advent of the pandemic. Now, with another opportunity before them, the Pioneers have no trouble embracing the “unfinished business” theme. Smith opened a closeRead More →
By: Bill Beckner Jr. Sunday, March 6, 2022 | 7:00 p.m. Chaz Palla | Tribune-Review Greensburg Central Catholic’s Brevan Williams is fouled by OLSH’s Jake DiMichele (left) in a WPIAL Class 2A semifinal on Tuesday March. 1, 2022, at Gateway High School. Some say luck is when preparation meets opportunity.Read More →
There is no substitute for playing games. No one understands better than the UPEI women’s and men’s basketball teams, which hosted Atlantic University Sports (AUS) games at the Chi-Wan Young Sports Center on March 5. Both clubs have shown the effects of not having the opportunity to play regularly. based.Read More →
QUINCY — Saturday night turned into a celebration of North Quincy High School basketball. The unbeaten girls picked up an 80-57 victory over Masconomet while the boys retired late to defeat Northampton, 85-62, in a pair of Division 2 Round of 32 games. “We’re coming off an abbreviated season lastRead More →
Nine Lancaster County high school basketball teams will compete in playoff tournaments this week. Lancaster-Lebanon League member Elco will also be in action. There are tournaments in six categories. All tickets are sold online here. Tuesday’s competitors will be those in classes 1A, 4A and 5A. Wednesday competitors will beRead More →
ASHLEY BEBENSEE, Kearney Center SHELTON — Larry Brannagan jokes that Main Street in Shelton could close when the city’s basketball teams play state. For the first time in Shelton Public School history, the women’s basketball team secured a state championship berth after defeating Cambridge 42-23 in the D1-5 District Finals.Read More →
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Follow Josh VanDyke on Twitter 33 Newaygo wins 61-46 in D2 District Championship women’s basketball game against Sparta MUSKEGON – Seven Muskegon-area women’s basketball teams hoisted district championship gear Friday night and qualified for next week’s regional tournament. Below are the final results of Friday night’s match as well asRead More →
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WWNY) — Two Frontier League women’s basketball teams were in the hunt for sectional titles Saturday at Onondaga Community College. Copenhagen looked to control Poland’s Logan Cookinham as she scored the first 3 points of the match. For Copenhagen, it’s time to celebrate a Section 3 title. FinalRead More →
For the second year in a row, the Chapin and Americas men’s basketball teams proved to be among the top teams in the state in Class 5A and Class 6A respectively. On Friday, the two teams will meet in the regional semi-finals. If either team wins on Friday, they willRead More →
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All-Oakland Activities Association women’s basketball teams for the 2021-22 season (As voted by league coaches) ALL-OAA RED Summer Davis, West Bloomfield Indya Davis, West Bloomfield Sydney Hendrix, West Bloomfield Myonna Hooper, West Bloomfield Zaneiya Batiste, West Bloomfield Maddy SkorupskiClarkston Izzy Hadley, Clarkston Sydney LaPrairie, Stoney Creek Sarah LaPrairie, Stoney CreekRead More →
Briar Woods, Loudoun County, Loudoun Valley, Riverside and Woodgrove will each play quarterfinal matches in the Virginia High School League Basketball State Championships on Friday night. Loudoun County and Loudoun Valley compete in Class 4 boys, Briar Woods and Woodgrove compete in Class 5 girls, and Riverside is one ofRead More →
Nevada’s men’s and women’s basketball teams are locked in their seeds and know their opponents for the upcoming Mountain West tournament. The Wolf Pack women’s team upset MW’s UNLV regular-season champion on Wednesday night to secure the fourth seed in the tournament, which begins Sunday in Las Vegas for theRead More →
By: rebel gift Wednesday, March 2, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review North Hills’ Devin Burgess (left) and teammates celebrate a 3-pointer during their WPIAL Class 6A semi-final against Mount Lebanon on Tuesday. While the path to the Pete and the 2022 WPIAL Basketball Playoffs end with championshipRead More →
The boys beat Lynn English to qualify for the tournament The boys’ basketball team at Revere High had been on a roll going into the final quarter of the season. The Patriots had won four straight games to improve to 9-6 on aggregate and move into third place in theRead More →
Valley Vista High School coach Rachel Matakas is leading a program that is aiming for her third straight championship and her fifth in the past six years. (Photo by Dominic Rivera/Cronkite News) Valley Vista High School’s assertive play was key to their 6A women’s basketball semifinal win over Desert Vista,Read More →
Maia Ellis (25) and Abbi Rupnow (10) of Verona defend Demetria Prewitt (23) of La Follette during the second half at La Follette High School in Madison, Wisconsin on Tuesday, February 8, 2022. KAYLA WOLF , STATE JOURNAL KAYLA WOLF STATE DIARY First team – Demetria Prewitt, G, sr., MadisonRead More →
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KENMARE AND MOHALL, ND — For area high school basketball players, making the Class B state tournament is a dream come true. “I couldn’t ask for a better ending. It’s always been a dream of mine to make it to the state and the fact that we made it ourRead More →
WEST CALDWELL TWP. – The James Caldwell High School boys’ basketball team certainly looked set to make a deep run into the postseason as they opened the state tournament with a dominating first-round win Monday night, 1st march to West Caldwell. Cristian Talavera scored a game-high 20 points, Ray ZamlootRead More →