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 →
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 →
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 →
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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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
It’s the last week of the regular season, which means this is the last Hometown Life men’s basketball top five poll. This week, some teams are playing tune-ups against smaller schools while a few others (hi, Canton and Bloomfield Hills!) are playing for league championships. Let’s see how the lastRead More →
Savannah’s basketball community is a tight-knit group that is proud of the host city’s hoops history. On Saturday, the home teams took their game to the next level with some great playoff performances. Region 3-3A men’s teams have talked throughout the season about the special group they have this season,Read More →
BRETHREN — The MHSAA Women’s Basketball Districts begin Monday, Feb. 28, with Bear Lake and Manistee Catholic Central facing off at 7 p.m. inside Brethren High School, the tournament’s host. The Sabers, who are 12-3 overall and first in League D in Western Michigan as of Thursday afternoon, are eagerRead More →
GREENVIEW — The Greenview and DeLand-Weldon varsity basketball teams represent schools that are the smallest of the smallest. The programs finished the 2021-22 season with eight combined wins. Both lost in the first round of the Illinois Class 1A playoffs. Greenview and DeLand-Weldon have only about 125 students combined inRead More →
With plenty of high school state playoff basketball games on the schedule Tuesday night, keeping the 2021-22 season alive hinges on those results for local clubs. 22-6A district champion Dobie, owner of a 12-0 mark that earned them this title, will take on CE King at Lee College in BaytownRead More →
Jaylon Hoover sets up the Clover offense in the team’s Thursday, February 17, 2022 playoff win over Blythewood. Bryan Dillon Courtesy of Clover School District FORT MILL When Fort Mill basketball senior Kyle Neibch returned a stolen pass to second-year teammate Gabe Tooper, the only question was how long theRead More →
The Sobrato High boys’ soccer team knew from the start of the season that they had the talent to put on a special season. And that’s exactly what the Bulldogs did, winning a Blossom Valley League West Valley Division championship and earning their first berth in the Central Coast SectionRead More →
Rock Bridge basketball games are an event. When the Bruins play at home, parking is hard to come by, the gymnasium is packed, and most of the noise comes from the loud and passionate student section of the school. But those who only attended varsity games missed a pair ofRead More →
From Oolitic to Shelbyville, Special Olympics Indiana Jackson County basketball teams battled it out on the court. The rosters for the state tournament are due Monday, so coach Jim Shepherd has been working hard to make sure the five-on-five tornadoes and three-on-three tsunamis, cyclones and hurricanes meet all the requirementsRead More →
Content of the article Two County Central High School men’s basketball teams each placed second in their recent league playoff tournaments. Content of the article The varsity junior college boys’ team competed in the league playoffs February 4–5 at Picture Butte High School, and the Hawks advanced to the finalsRead More →
There was probably no one as heartbroken as Dexter High School women’s basketball coach Jody Grant when the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out last year’s tournament. It was her daughter Peyton’s last shot at a Class C state championship. In 2020, the Tigers were upset by eventual state champion Central AroostookRead More →
On Friday, the Illinois High School Association released postseason games for men’s basketball. And the Galesburg Silver Streaks, who received a No. 3 seed, will face the Peoria Manual Rams, the No. 7 seed, at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 23 at Limestone High School in Bartonville in the classRead More →
FRANKTON, Ind. – The East Central Indiana women’s basketball season is over. The three area teams that took part in regionals on Saturday were eliminated, with Blue River and Cowan both falling in the first round at West-Del, and Winchester losing to Frankton in the Championship. It was an emotionalRead More →
The winning streak continues. Lake Washington High School’s girls’ and boys’ basketball teams both won the KingCo Conference Championship on Feb. 9. Next week, the Lady Kangs and Kangs basketball teams are scheduled to play their first matches in the SeaKing Tournament on February 15. The Lady Kangs defeated second-seededRead More →
PAWTUCKET — Pawtucket’s two public high school men’s basketball teams are now tied for first place in the Division II standings. Tolman saw an eight-game winning streak come to an end Monday night on his home turf, as the Tigers did their best to battle a double-digit deficit before sufferingRead More →
Inland Valley League co-champion Heritage and Ivy League co-champion Paloma Valley will lead a group of local high school teams to victory… http://www.menifee247.com/2022/02/heritage-paloma-girls-basketball-teams-top-playoff-entries.html Inland Valley League Heritage co-champion and Ivy League co-champion Paloma Valley will lead a group of local high school teams in the winter sports season playoffs startingRead More →
Olivia Eldridge’s heart raced as she fastened her seat belt and stared out the window at the frozen tundra that surrounded her. High school sports aren’t just about winning and losing. These are experiences. And it was an experience that Eldridge and the rest of the Fairport women’s basketball teamRead More →
As area high school basketball teams wrap up the regular season and prepare for regional tournaments, some teams are closer to securing the top spot while others are slipping. On Tuesday in Portal, the Panthers host Bryan County in a battle for the region’s top spot. Bryan County knocked outRead 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 →
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 →
‘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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
The Friday Harbor girls and boys varsity basketball team lost conference games to Orcas Island High School on December 17. The girls arrived at 50-29 and the boys at 50-43. The men’s team lost again to the Bush School in a conference game on Dec. 21 at 51-49. Coach CollinRead More →
Content of the article The Marauders are back on the field. Content of the article Last week, the senior basketball program at Memorial Composite High School (MCHS) kicked off its first regular season in two years. The senior boys are currently sitting 0–2, while the senior girls are up 2–0.Read More →
It has been nearly two years since the women’s high school basketball teams have played competitive games. The juniors then became seniors and they are hungry to end their high school careers on a winning note. Terry Fox’s Ravens have carried a chip on their shoulders for nearly two years.Read More →
The old coaching adage “control what you can control” has been used more in the past 18 months since the emergence of COVID-19. The slogan has become a way for athletes and coaches to stay sane over the past year and a half of tumult. But now that the basketballRead More →
Tay Martin looked at the ground and spotted evidence that he had planted at least one of his feet in bounds while catching the soccer ball. When Oklahoma State quarterback Spencer Sanders sent a deep, spiraling pass into Martin’s hands, Martin dug his left shoe into the pitch at JackRead More →
PABLO – Nine students from the Polson School District traveled to Salish Kootenai College in Pablo on October 15 to compete in a Special Olympics Montana basketball competition. The hour-long event took place at the Joe McDonald Health and Fitness Center, where athletes competed in three skill competitions: dribbling, passingRead More →
Former Greenfield-Central High School basketball stars Madison Wise and Katie Helgason are teaming up again. Wise, a 2017 Indiana All-Star, and Helgason are hosting a basketball skills camp on Saturday, Oct. 2, inside the Greenfield-Central High School court. Former Greenfield-Central stars Madison Wise and Katie Helgason are hosting a basketballRead More →
The Bronx’s new basketball school will have both girls ‘and boys’ teams, but will focus on the business side.Courtesy of Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball School BPromoting itself as the first specialized public high school “designed around the global game of basketball,” the Earl Monroe New Renaissance School of BasketballRead More →
What should I do to give my children an extra edge in life? This is a question that most parents would have asked themselves at one point or another in their parenting role. The answer is to provide children with as stimulating a life as possible to keep them firedRead More →
Photo: Campers exercise during the Myah Taylor Elite Basketball Camp on Sunday at Hernando High School. (Bob Bakken / DeSoto County Sports) When you’re a three-time Gatorade Mississippi Basketball Player of the Year and you’re waiting to be the starting point guard for the Mississippi State Women’s Basketball Team again,Read More →
AUBURN, Alabama–Jared harper, the point guard who played a key role in Auburn’s run to the Final Four of the 2019 NCAA basketball tournament, plays for the NBA New York Knicks these days, but when he has time to returning to Auburn, he notes that this is something he loves.Read More →
Basketball Jones camp takes over Maze Middle School for a week. The heatwave of the last week made will not prevent 85 young athletes from attending June 14-18 Jones basketball Hoop Camp at Maze Middle School, the second of 11 basketball camps the organization is running this summer. Returning ChaseRead More →
Denver Broncos coach Vic Fangio canceled the third practice of the mandatory minicamp on Thursday and replaced it with a field day. just like John Elway did it in 2019, Broncos general manager George Paton sat in the dunk tank during the field day. Shortly after telling the cameraman thatRead More →
The basketball season for local high schools goes through the cooler months of the year, but dozens of local teenage players stay in gear this time of year, traveling to the Aiken-Augusta area. for unofficial competition and the chance to improve without the pressure of the regular season. “We justRead More →
Operation UNITE will offer in-person Shoot Hoops Not Drugs basketball skills camps for youth in southern and eastern Kentucky on Monday, June 7 in Magoffin County and Thursday, June 10 in Boyd County . Former University of Kentucky point guard and four-time All-SEC varsity team member Jarrod Polson, who isRead More →
The international market for 6ft 6in soccer players is only marginally better than the Saudi Arabian snowplow market. So, Kobe Bryant chose the right profession by turning to basketball and a Hall of Fame career with the Los Angeles Lakers. That’s not to say, however, that Bryant didn’t improve playingRead More →
through Marcus K. Dowling 04/23/2021 Kane Brown’s upcoming ‘Blessed and Free’ tour may be country music’s most ambitious post-pandemic tour. On the tour, Brown visits the arenas of all 29 National Basketball Association franchises in North America between October 2021 and February 2022. Feeling comfortable on stage and on theRead More →
PROVO, Utah – In March, I posted about some of the best BYU football team hoops. Coaches and players gave good answers. The good news is that we now get a visual of how these guys hoop. BYU Football posted a funny social media video on its Twitter account highlightingRead More →
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AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ballogy Inc., the innovative software company revolutionizing the way youth and amateur athletes prepare for their sports, today announced the launch of the Ballogy™ Skills Assessment (BSA), a basketball shooting drill designed to assess a player’s shooting skills and assign a certified score based on an objective testingRead More →
Even the most iconic of Maine’s winter experiences – high school basketball – cannot escape the scourge of COVID-19. The impact of state guidelines for school and community athletics, created to help limit the spread of the coronavirus, has called into question the relationship between school sports leaders and independentRead More →