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Basketball enthusiasts are in for a treat as multiple exciting events and recognitions unfold in the world of hoops! Tonight marks the return of the Illinois State Basketball Coaches Show, brought to you by The O'Brien Auto Team. This show promises to showcase the insights of Illinois State men's basketball assistant coach Jason Slay, providing fans with an insider's look into the strategies and preparations for the upcoming season. It’s the perfect opportunity to delve into the minds of basketball’s finest and learn what it takes to lead a team to victory!
But that’s not the only news lighting up the hardwood. Meet the powerhouse athlete, Hailey Van Lith, who has been awarded the title of the 2024 USA Basketball 3x3 Female Athlete of the Year. She recently made headlines by leading Team USA to a stunning bronze medal at the Olympics. Van Lith didn't just bring home a medal; she brought a fierce competitive spirit that showcased the incredible potential of women in sports. Her dedication and skill have set a remarkable standard, inspiring young athletes along the way.
In more local highlights, the Moore siblings, Clayton and Samantha, are channeling their competitive nature and ‘ranch toughness’ into their basketball journey at the University of Nebraska-Kearney (UNK). With a legacy of being three-sport standouts at Mullen High School, they continue to show that hard work indeed pays off, proving that greatness often runs in the family—especially when there’s a shared passion for sports. As they dominate the courts, they're not just making a name for themselves but are also inspiring others from smaller towns to dream big.
Meanwhile, Mississippi State's “Dawg Talk” returns to hit the airwaves, taking fans behind the scenes of college basketball. Presented by Learfield, this radio show will be a platform for head coach Chris Jans to share his thoughts on the upcoming season. Set to air live at Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux, this event embodies the community spirit and dedication that are at the heart of college basketball.
In case you didn’t know, Hailey Van Lith not only stood out in the 3x3 format but is also known for her exemplary skills in the traditional 5-on-5 game. Interestingly, 3x3 basketball was officially introduced to the Olympics in Tokyo 2020, and it’s rapidly gaining popularity. The Moore siblings bring a unique twist to the competitive spirit in sports as well; they often attribute their tenacity on the court to their upbringing on a ranch, where challenges were just a part of everyday life. It seems that resilience and hard work are as much a part of basketball as dribbling and shooting!
The Illinois State Basketball Coaches Show, presented by The O'Brien Auto Team, featuring Illinois State men's basketball assistant coach Jason Slay and ...
FORT WORTH – Hailey Van Lith willed Team USA to 3x3 Olympics bronze medal and was formally tabbed her nation's best for 2024.
Siblings Clayton and Samantha Moore were three-sport standouts at Mullen High School. Now, they both play basketball at UNK. (Photo by Erika Pritchard, ...
Mississippi State basketball's radio show, "Dawg Talk" presented by Learfield, returns on Tuesday at Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux from 7-8 p.m. CT with head ...
ATHENS, Ohio— Junior point guard Jackson Paveletzke (Kimberly, Wis.) has emerged as a key player for the Bobcats this season.
Hailey Van Lith's contributions proved critical for the Americans to medal for the second time in Olympic history.