Scott Aronhalt Inducted into Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame
News Summary Scott Aronhalt, a celebrated high school basketball coach and athletic director from Zanesville, Ohio, is being honored with an induction into the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. This event, taking place in Columbus, recognizes his significant contributions to high school sports over more than three decades of coaching. Aronhalt’s impressive […]
Glenrock Basketball Star Gracie Sixbey Signs with Midland University
News Summary Gracie Sixbey, a standout basketball player from Glenrock, has signed with Midland University following an impressive high school career. Averaging over 10 points per game during her senior season, Gracie contributed significantly to her team’s success and was recognized on the 3A All-Conference team. Beyond basketball, she also showcased her talents in track […]
Elgin Says Goodbye to Coach Deryn Carter
News Summary The Elgin community bids farewell to Coach Deryn Carter of Larkin High School’s boys basketball team, who has stepped down after 16 impactful years. Carter’s legacy includes guiding the Royals to significant achievements, such as multiple championships and cultivating character in his players. A family man with a rich sports background, he leaves […]
Zach Bush Takes Over as Head Coach for Maize Basketball
News Summary Maize High School in Kansas is set for a new era as Zach Bush, a former Wichita State player, is appointed the head coach of the boys’ basketball team. Bush succeeds Chris Grill, who led the team to a state championship in 2021. With a stellar coaching background and a commitment to supporting […]
Cobb County Coaches Reinstated Following Community Support
News Summary In a heartwarming turn of events, beloved high school basketball coaches Randy McClure and James Gwyn have been reinstated after overwhelming community support. Dismissed just a month ago, their return marks a victory for local values. Superintendent Chris Ragsdale announced their reinstatement during a school board meeting, where the coaches accepted contracts for […]
Tragic Shooting Leaves Miami High School Basketball Star Paralyzed
News Summary Eighteen-year-old Neamiah Johnson, a bright senior at Hialeah-Miami Lakes Senior High, was shot and paralyzed while helping his mother. The incident, believed to be a case of mistaken identity, has left the community in shock as they rally for justice and support for Neamiah’s recovery, which includes ongoing medical procedures and therapies. Tragic […]
Alijah Arenas in Coma After Los Angeles Car Crash
News Summary Alijah Arenas, a five-star basketball recruit, is in an induced coma following a serious car crash in Los Angeles. The 18-year-old lost control of his Tesla, crashing into a tree and fire hydrant. Despite not suffering broken bones, he remains in serious condition, drawing concern from family and the basketball community. Alijah Arenas […]
Oklahoma High School Basketball Implements Shot Clock
News Summary Oklahoma’s high school basketball takes a significant step as the OSSAA approves a 35-second shot clock for larger school classifications. Set to begin in the 2026-27 season, this change aims to modernize gameplay, increase pace, and enhance the fan experience. Smaller classifications may also experiment with shot clocks, contingent on NFHS approval. Following […]
Oklahoma High School Basketball to Implement Shot Clock
News Summary The OSSAA Board of Directors has approved a 35-second shot clock for Oklahoma high school basketball starting in the 2026-27 season. This change is expected to make games more exciting and fast-paced, requiring players to enhance their skills under time constraints. As the basketball community anticipates this significant shift, the state is also […]
Oklahoma High School Basketball to Implement Shot Clock
News Summary The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) has voted to introduce a 35-second shot clock for high school basketball starting in the 2026-27 season. This significant change aims to modernize the game and align with practices in over 30 states. Despite some concerns from smaller schools, the decision has garnered strong support from […]
