NEW WASHINGTON — About 130 young campers ascended on Buckeye Central High School with one goal in mind — improve their basketball skills. At the annual Next Level Basketball 419 Camp, each one of them ...

Basketball really is a simple game. Score more points than the other guys or gals and keep them from doing the same, you win. No need to run through the myriad options available in the flex offense if ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — With back-to-school quickly approaching, families are attempting to squeeze more activities into their kids’ summer break. On a rainy Monday, it’s the sound of dribbling ...

Basic’s girls basketball team, No. 3 in the Review-Journal’s Class 4A rankings, took control early on the way to a 51-38 home victory over No. 4 Del Sol on Wednesday night. Basic (15-6, 9-1 4A Desert ...

A youth camp to teach fundamentals of basketball is underway in Challis. Tyler Thayn is leading the camp that began Nov. 29. The program continues through Dec. 21. Although the coaches and organizers ...

Noozhawk’s ParentNooz Camp Guide is officially here and we made sure to make things easy when planning your child’s summer! To give parents the tools to help make informed decisions about Summer Camps ...

DALTON — It wasn’t a wire-to-wire win but Pittsfield will take it. PHS took a lead a minute and 15 seconds into the game, lost it to Wahconah, retook the lead 2 minutes and 20 seconds later, and never ...

Columbus, Ohio — The way coach Juwan Howard sees it, Sunday’s rivalry game got away from the Wolverines when they got away from the basics. For starters, Michigan players ended up sharing the ball ...

When you watch as much high school basketball as I do, you tend to notice trends. The obvious fads within both boys’ and girls’ high school hoops these days are up-tempo play and 3-pointers. You’ll ...

Do you like basketball? If you do, you should go to the Long Island Back to Basics Basketball Camp that takes place in Northport during the summer. The camp is for boys and girls in grades K through ...

If Sidney Moncrief could choose between a day on the slopes or time traveling back to the 1978 Final Four run he led for the Arkansas Razorbacks, he’d choose the former in a heartbeat. “I’ll take ...