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Houston lifts Stars to win
On a Saturday afternoon, the Centennial Stars girls high school basketball squad continued to build on their successful 2023-24 campaign with a non-conference battle against visiting Hilliard Davidson.
Winners OnlyPublished 3 months ago in UnbalancedHouston lifts Stars to win
On a Saturday afternoon, the Centennial Stars girls high school basketball squad continued to build on their successful 2023-24 campaign with a non-conference battle against visiting Hilliard Davidson.
Winners OnlyPublished 3 months ago in UnbalancedJohn Jay Falls 50-26 to Rye
Too see slideshow click the arrow on the above image On Wednesday December 6 at the high school, John Jay watched Rye score 13 straight points to open a ten point second quarter lead. Still, John Jay fought back and closed to 20-17, but ultimately, Rye was too much for the young Wolf team.
Rich MonettiPublished 4 months ago in UnbalancedSomers Opens Season with Victory Over Eastchester
After Lindsay McCullough went glass to get the first points of the season on Friday December 9, visiting Eastchester scored nine straight. So the Tuskers obviously needed a reset. “We had to calm down, pull ourselves together and make sure we played good defense and rebounded the ball,” said Olivia Allegretti. The agenda laid out, the Tuskers delivered.
Rich MonettiPublished 4 months ago in UnbalancedNew Look Wolves Open Basketball Season with a Win over North Salem
With no starters returning from last year’s team, the boys basketball team completely turned the page against North Salem on Wednesday, November 29. So being a little shaky at the start was not a surprise. A 41-35 lead with less than six minutes remaining was, though. Unfortunately, the game went to overtime, and momentum and a lack of experience didn’t bode well. But these new look Wolves missed the memo.
Rich MonettiPublished 4 months ago in UnbalancedJohn Jay Girls Basketball falls 41-30 to Lakeland
The last time the John Jay Wolves faced the Lakeland Hornets, the girls pulled out a 55-44 first round sectional one win. A year later, the team roster has almost completely turned over, but a 10-9 second quarter game looked like a pretty good start for the young Wolves team. That is until inexperience caught up with the girls on Friday, December 1 at the Lakaland home court
Rich MonettiPublished 4 months ago in UnbalancedThe Leading Lion
(Photo caption: International senior KJ Jones (middle) advises his freshman teammate Pharoahe Zaire alongside senior DeAndre Johnson before the start of a game.)
Winners OnlyPublished 4 months ago in UnbalancedMastering the Court: A Deep Dive into the Thrills of Basketball
Introduction: Basketball is not just a sport; it's a pulsating spectacle of athleticism, strategy, and passion that captivates millions around the globe. From the echoing bounce of the ball on the hardwood to the swoosh of the net as a three-pointer lands, basketball is a symphony of excitement for both players and spectators. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the myriad aspects that make basketball the enthralling sport it is today. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the game, come with us on a journey to understand the deeper nuances of basketball and why it continues to score points in the hearts of sports enthusiasts.
Rajeshkumar GPublished 4 months ago in UnbalancedThe Unforeseen Triumph of Florida State in the ACC: An Extraordinary Saga of Tenacity and Defensive Prowess
In a surprising twist of fate, the Florida State Seminoles secured the ACC championship with a determined 16-6 win against Louisville, igniting aspirations for a coveted spot in the College Football Playoff. Operating with their third-string quarterback, Brock Glenn, the Seminoles surmounted substantial challenges, showcasing resilience and unwavering resolve under the tutelage of coach Mike Norvell.
Rahul KadPublished 5 months ago in UnbalancedKigali, Rwanda Should Host NBA Office Not Kenya; Africa's Basketball League Finally Getting World-Wide Attention
Tuesday, 28 November 2023 By: TB Obwoge After meeting with the NBA (National Basketball Association) while in the United States, President William Ruto, some how signed an agreement allowing the NBA to create an office in Nairobi, Kenya. Despite the fact that there are some very strong, basketball loving countries in Africa, Kenya not being one of them.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 5 months ago in UnbalancedWoman's College Basketball Special Player
I delved into Malaysia FulWiley profile with particular interest, especially after Coach Don Staley labeled her a "generational talent." Staley's credibility lent weight to the investigation, knowing her reputation for honest assessments. It's an annual ritual to uncover high school players whose rankings seem absurd, and FulWiley, ranked at number 13, triggered my skepticism. The same suspicion echoed in rankings like Diamond Miller at 17, Olivia Miles at number eight, and Tena Latson at 14. Another player from the 2024 class might also be underrated by ESPN, adding complexity to the evaluation.
Jon MaysPublished 5 months ago in UnbalancedAngel Reese Benched
The LSU season has become a focal point, characterized by a lone loss amid headlines painting a turbulent beginning. While the team showcased dominance in other games, Coach Kim Mulkey's choice to bench Angel Reese has sparked discussions on social media, prompting inquiries into the team's dynamics. Angel was benched during the LSU game this week against Kent State. The evolving scenario is both intricate and unfortunate, a development not entirely unexpected for astute observers. Kim Mulkey's response, though fitting her coaching style, has led to a prevailing sentiment that a more tactful approach might have shielded her player from speculative scrutiny.
Jon MaysPublished 5 months ago in Unbalanced