Kelley N. Davenport

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 →

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 →