All articles tagged with #girls basketball
Originally Published 19 days ago — by Sports Illustrated
Jerzy Robinson, the top girls basketball recruit in the 2026 class and a highly decorated player, has committed to the University of South Carolina over LSU, continuing her impressive basketball career which includes national and international accolades and standout performances at Sierra Canyon and in youth competitions.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by CBS News
The Oklahoma City girls basketball team voluntarily returned their championship trophy after discovering they had actually lost the game due to a scoreboard error, demonstrating sportsmanship and integrity, and setting a memorable example for others.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Omaha World-Herald
The All-Tournament teams for the Nebraska high school state girls basketball tournament have been announced, with standout players recognized across different classes, including Elkhorn North, Millard West, Omaha Skutt, Yutan, and Overton. The teams were selected based on the players' exceptional performances throughout the tournament, showcasing their skills and contributions to their respective teams.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Omaha World-Herald
The 2024 Nebraska high school state girls basketball tournament semifinals saw Millard West defeating Lincoln North Star and Bellevue West triumphing over Lincoln Southwest in Class A, while in Class B, Lincoln Christian beat Bridgeport and Sidney won against Grand Island Central Catholic. In Class C-2, Crofton emerged victorious over Elmwood-Murdock and Yutan defeated Wahoo Neumann, and in Class D-2, Overton secured a win against Howells-Dodge and Wynot emerged victorious over Falls City Sacred Heart.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IndyStar
Lawrence Central's girls basketball team secured their first state championship in program history with a dominant 55-28 victory over Lake Central, marking the first 30-win season for a 4A team since 2009. Led by standout performances from Jaylah Lampley, Lola Lampley, and Mariah Kenter Garrett, the team's remarkable turnaround from a 12-11 record a couple of years ago showcases the birth of a potential dynasty, with the entire lineup set to return for the next season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPN
Overtime, a social media outlet and sports league disruptor, has announced the launch of Overtime Select, a four-week league for elite high school girls basketball players taking place in the summer of 2024. The league will feature top high school players competing in regular season games, playoffs, and finals, as well as special events like an All-Star game and a Three-Point Contest. Overtime has enlisted the help of WNBA players and industry professionals to advise and mentor the players, providing guidance on branding, media training, and financial literacy. The league aims to empower and support the next generation of female basketball stars while offering them opportunities to showcase their skills and build their personal brands.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by FOX 59 Indianapolis
Laquita Carter, a girls basketball coach from Cincinnati, has been arrested on felony charges of criminal confinement and battery after a fight broke out during a tournament at Triton Central High School in Shelby County. Carter allegedly pinned a referee's arms while her son struck the referee in the face, and then tackled and repeatedly struck the referee while players joined in with punches and kicks. The incident was caught on camera, and another official was also assaulted. The investigation is ongoing, and juvenile players are being sought for their involvement. Additionally, several monitors were stolen during the tournament.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MHSAA
Grace Lyons hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 40 seconds remaining to give Rockford a 40-36 win over West Bloomfield in the MHSAA Division 1 Final, capturing the first Finals title in program history. The win avenged a Semifinal loss from a year ago. Rockford was in the game thanks in large part to the efforts of sophomore Anna Wypych, who finished the game with 20 points and eight rebounds.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MHSAA
The Maple City Glen Lake girls basketball team won their first Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 4 Finals title since 1978, defeating Baraga 60-43. Glen Lake's Ruby Hogan had 19 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, while Maddie Bradford led all scorers with 28 points. In the Division 1 Finals, Rockford defeated West Bloomfield 40-36 to win their first-ever championship. Grace Lyons hit the game-winning 3-pointer with 40 seconds remaining, and Anna Wypych contributed 20 points and eight rebounds.