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• CONSOLATION #1: Championnat de SIC: Les Capers rebondissent
• CONSOLATION #2: Championnat de SIC: Windsor ?limine les Citadins
• FINALE CONSOLATION: Championnat de SIC: Fin en queue de poisson pour le Rouge et Or
• CONSOLATION #2: Championnat de SIC : Le Rouge et Or en finale consolation
• CONSOLATION #1: Championnat de SIC: Les Capers joueront pour la 5e place
• No. 6-seeded Cavaliers ready to quench their national championship thirst
• Adil El Makssoud, athlète de l'année chez les Citadins
• 50 Press for High School Basketball
• Speed Game Offense for High School Basketball
• Brian Gregory: Scramble Drills for Transition Defense and Offense
• Competitive Drills for Man-to-Man Defense
• Tara VanDerVeer: Disguising Your Quick Hitters for Man and Zone
• Kazadi Nyanguila s'engage avec les Wildcats du New Hampshire en NCAA D1
• Coach K Honoré par le CIS
• Ben Jacobson: Fundamental Drills for Basketball Practice
• JUNIOR WOMEN CAPTURE BRONZE AT FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADA LOCKS DOWN CHILE IN GAME 2 OF FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADA'S JMNT KICK OFF FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP WITH WIN
• U18 FIBA AMERICAS CHAMPIONSHIP - CATCH CANADA LIVE TODAY
• JOEL ANTHONY OPTS FOR FREE AGENCY
• CANADA'S JWNT OFF TO STRONG START AT FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• FORMER NATIONAL TEAM PLAYER JEANTY TO PLAY IN TOP GERMAN LEAGUE
• CANADA'S JWNT WINS AGAINST BRAZIL AS THEY PREPARE FOR MEXICO
• No free-agent tour for LeBron
• With draft done, Nets ready for free agency period
• Nets send Douglas-Roberts to Bucks for future Draft pick
• BRA – Brazilians warm up for South American Championship in Colombia
• GRE - No Papaloukas but other key men are back for Greece
• USA – USA name men’s team for Youth Olympic Games
• IRI – Iran players preparing for busy summer
• FRA - U17 Women off to Serbia for friendlies
• ESP – Martinez geared up for Czech Republic
• THA - FIBA Asia U18 Championship for Women website launched
• Coach K Honoré par le CIS
• CONSOLATION #1: Championnat de SIC: Les Capers joueront pour la 5e place
• CONSOLATION #1: Championnat de SIC: Les Capers rebondissent
• CONSOLATION #2: Championnat de SIC : Le Rouge et Or en finale consolation
• CONSOLATION #2: Championnat de SIC: Windsor ?limine les Citadins
• FINALE CONSOLATION: Championnat de SIC: Fin en queue de poisson pour le Rouge et Or
• No. 6-seeded Cavaliers ready to quench their national championship thirst
• BRA – Brazilians warm up for South American Championship in Colombia
• CANADA LOCKS DOWN CHILE IN GAME 2 OF FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADA'S JMNT KICK OFF FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP WITH WIN
• CANADA'S JWNT OFF TO STRONG START AT FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADA'S JWNT WINS AGAINST BRAZIL AS THEY PREPARE FOR MEXICO
• ESP – Martinez geared up for Czech Republic
• FORMER NATIONAL TEAM PLAYER JEANTY TO PLAY IN TOP GERMAN LEAGUE
• FRA - U17 Women off to Serbia for friendlies
• GRE - No Papaloukas but other key men are back for Greece
• IRI – Iran players preparing for busy summer
• JOEL ANTHONY OPTS FOR FREE AGENCY
• JUNIOR WOMEN CAPTURE BRONZE AT FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• THA - FIBA Asia U18 Championship for Women website launched
• U18 FIBA AMERICAS CHAMPIONSHIP - CATCH CANADA LIVE TODAY
• USA – USA name men’s team for Youth Olympic Games
• Nets send Douglas-Roberts to Bucks for future Draft pick
• No free-agent tour for LeBron
• With draft done, Nets ready for free agency period
• No. 6-seeded Cavaliers ready to quench their national championship thirst
• No. 6-seeded Cavaliers ready to quench their national championship thirst
• CAN – Hard work, commitment to ‘system’ is the key for Team Canada
• CAN - Men to open FIBA World Championship preparations against China
• CAN - Women to host Chile and Sweden in preparation for FIBA World Championship
• CAN - Canada to host France in preview of World Championship clash
• CAN – No FIBA Americas Championship in Toronto but Canada stay upbeat
• CAN – Anthony, Magloire return home to Canada to play against Raptors
• CAN – Canada expect to launch strong bid to host FIBA Americas Championship
• FIBA Americas - Five countries interested in hosting the 2011 FIBA Americas Championship
• CAN – Big Cat may be on the prowl for Canada next year
• Exhibition: Victoria Vikes to play NCAA's Minnesota Golden Gophers
• Exhibition: NCAA's Northern Arizona to visit Calgary Dinos for Battle of the Border
• CIS Annual Awards: Micallef, Konchalski, Clayton to be honoured
• 10 CIS players to participate in All-Star Charity Shootout
• Tickets on sale next week for fifth annual All-Star Charity Shootout
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Saskatchewan's Gottselig honoured
• FINAL: CIS championship: No. 5 Huskies capture first W.P. McGee trophy
• CONSOLATION FINAL: CIS championship: Capers edge Windsor in OT, finish 5th
• SEMIFINAL #2: CIS championship: No. 5 Huskies advance to first-ever final
• SEMIFINAL #1: CIS championship: No. 3 UBC returns to national final
• CONSOLATION #2: CIS championship: No. 4 Lancers to battle CBU for 5th place
• QUARTER-FINAL #1: CIS championship: Sihota shines, No. 7 Dinos upset Cape Breton
• QUARTER-FINAL #2: CIS championship: No. 3 Birds use 21-0 run to down Lakehead
• QUARTER-FINAL #3: CIS championship: No. 5 Huskies survive scare, upset Windsor
• QUARTER-FINAL #4: CIS championship: Reigning champ Ravens advance to 8th straight semi
• PREVIEW: 2010 CIS championship: Top-seeded Ravens looking to keep McGee trophy
• 2010 CIS Men's Basketball Championship Broadcast Schedule
• 2010 CIS championship: Carleton seeded No. 1, UBC earns wildcard
• AUS Final: No. 3 Capers defeat X-Men to advance to Final 8
• OUA Bronze: 'Wolves advance to CIS Final 8 with comeback win over Ottawa
• AUS Quarter Finals: Tigers and Huskies advance at AUS championship
• CIS Broadcast Schedule
• 2010 CIS Final 8 men's basketball championship update
• Canada West Bronze: T-Birds keep CIS wildcard hopes alive
• Canada West Semi Final: Huskies upset T-Birds in OT, earn spot at CIS championship
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#27): Calgary women, SFU men No. 1 heading into wrestling Nationals
• X-Men win barn burner over Capers
• CIS playoffs feature Canada Basketball national team presence
• 2010 CIS winter championships: Detailed schedule and championship berths
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#26): Top-ranked teams head into playoffs
• No. 4 CAPERS knock No. 2 X-Men from unbeaten ranks
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#25): Difficult week for No. 1 teams
• Ryerson's Rana to lead Canadian men at inaugural FIBA U17 world championship
• Doubleheader session tickets on sale NOW, for CIS Final 8 men's basketball championship
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#24): UBC back on top in men's hoops
• AUS roundup: No. 4 ranked Capers sweep V-Reds to remain in first place
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Saskatchewan's George, Glover honoured
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#23): Carleton back at No. 1 in men's hoops
• Capital Hoops Classic preview: No. 2 Carleton, No. 5 Ottawa aim for attendance record
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#22): No. 1 T-Birds 13-0 in men's hoops, to face No. 7 SFU
• No. 4 ranked Capers post weekend sweep of No. 10 Huskies
• Cougars' Lukomski lights up Brandon for 34 points
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#21): SFU goes for 50th straight women's hoops win
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Windsor's Clemencon, Saskatchewan's Glover honoured
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#20): No. 1 Martlets extend women's hockey streak
• No. 10 Wolves rally past No. 6 Mac for third win over ranked opponent
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Manitoba's Miles, StFX's Upshaw honoured
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#14): UBC men's BBall, Laval men's VBall move up to No. 1
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Saskatchewan's DeGroot, TWU's Doerksen honoured
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#13): Dinos move up to No. 1 in men's volleyball
• TWU rebounds for big win over UVic
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#12): No. 1 McGill closing in on women's hockey record
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#11): McMaster moves up to No. 1 in men's volleyball
• CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#10): CIS champions SFU, Carleton top first hoops rankings
• Ticket packages on sale NOW for CIS FINAL 8 Championship, presented by Milk
• Ticket packages on sale September 14th for CIS FINAL 8 Championship, presented by Milk
• Raven's alumnus Doornekamp, Bell to compete at FIBA Americas Championship
• CIS, Wilson Sports Equipment announce three-year sponsorship agreement
• Golden Bears graduate Steele to try out for Canadian men's senior team
• CONSOLATION FINAL: CIS championship: Capers crush Laval, finish fifth
• BRONZE MEDAL: CIS championship: No. 3 Saskatchewan claims first-ever CIS medal
• CIS schools raise over $100,000 to fight breast cancer
• FINAL: CIS championship: Clan repeats, claims 5th bronze Baby trophy in 9 years
• CONSOLATION SEMIFINAL #2: CIS championship: Laval advances to consolation final with win over Marauders
• SEMIFINAL #2: CIS championship: No. 1 SFU joins Windsor in final, to defend title
• SEMIFINAL #1: CIS championship: No. 2 Windsor advances to first national final
• CONSOLATION SEMIFINAL #1: CIS championship: Late comeback lifts Cape Breton past Gee-Gees
• QUARTERFINAL #4: CIS championship: Second half run leads No. 4 Regina past Laval 69-54
• QUARTER-FINAL #2: CIS championship: No. 3 Huskies off to first-ever semifinal
• QUARTERFINAL #1: CIS championship: Super freshman Clemen?on leads No. 2 Lancers to semis
• QUARTER-FINAL #3: CIS championship: Buna leads No. 1 SFU past Marauders 94-76
• CIS women's basketball: SFU's Buna named player of the year
• 2010 CIS championship: No. 1 Clan, Canada West look to resume domination
• 2010 CIS women's basketball championship: Reigning champion SFU once again tournament favourite
• Canada West Bronze: DeGroot leads Saskatchewan to qualify for CIS Nationals
• QSSF Semi Final: Martlets advance to conference final for first time in 13 years
• AUS Final: No. 5 Capers defeat Huskies to repeat as AUS champs
• U Sask's Lavallee to lead Canadian women at inaugural FIBA U17 world championship
• Hodgson continues to rewrite Capers record books
• UNB Think Pink Weekend surpasses goal, raises over $4,000 for breast cancer research
• Teresa Cascioli named honorary chair for the CIS women's basketball championship
• No. 5 Capers dispose of No. 10 Sea-Hawks
• OUA roundup: Ravens edge Gaels for 10th win
• Double-double not good enough as Gaiters spell toil and trouble for Martlets
• Exhibition: No. 1 SFU Clan breaks school record for consecutive wins
• 2010 CIS Women's Basketball Championship tickets now on sale
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Lakehead's McKenna, McGill's Verreault-Paul honoured
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week: Concordia's Tittley, Guelph's Brett honoured
• CIS announces 2008-09 Desjardins Top Eight Academic All-Canadians
• Streak's alive at 35 for Simon Fraser Clan
• CIS women's basketball fights breast cancer: Shoot for the Cure back for third year
• Lady Hawks to play NCAA's Vermont Catamounts
• CIS, Wilson Sports Equipment announce three-year sponsorship agreement
• CIS championship brings in over $100,000 for Regina Cougars
• UBC-Okanagan Prepares for the Arrival of Women’s Basketball into BC
• UNBC Timberwolves Capture Their First Ever CCAA Championship Title
• 2010 Men's Basketball Championship Recap
• No. 6-seeded Cavaliers ready to quench their national championship thirst
• Charles Excited For PHASE 1 ACC
• Back For More
• AUS/ARG – Another comprehensive win for Boomers over Argentina
• RUS – Vujosevic leaves Partizan for CSKA
• TUR – Savaş has high hopes for Turkey
• LTU – Duo out for Lithuania
• ESP – Been there, done that - self-belief key for Spain ahead of U17 event
• USA/ARG – USA dominate; Argentina get what they came for
• St. Bonaventure Is The Wright Fit For Martingrove’s Sharpshooter
• CZE - Arenas for the world championship are fully ready
• CHN/FRA/PUR/USA – Tickets for Madison Square Garden double-header on sale
• CANADA TO PLAY FOR BRONZE AT FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP
• Ohio judge issues warrant for Cavs forward Hickson
• CRO - Vrankovic announces 17-man preliminary squad for Croatia
• GER – FIBA U17 World Championship preview – groups and key games
• NZL - Internationals shootout for NZ crown
• GER – Final countdown is on for U17 event in Germany
• FINAL COUNTDOWN IS ON FOR U17 EVENT IN GERMANY
• SER – All in good time for Bjelica
• CADET MEN SUFFER TOUGH LOSS TO OPEN U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• SCORES FROM THE U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• Wade, Bulls meet for a second time
• Battle for LeBron to finish up with Bulls and Cavs
• GER - Host Germany comes up big on first day of the 2010 FIBA U17 World Championship
• ESP - Sergio Rodriguez signs for Real Madrid
• BRA – Olivinha injured and out for Brazil
• Next up for Knicks: Holiday meeting with Amar'e
• FIBA – FIBA U17 World Championship Quotes of the Day: Day 2
• RAUTINS LOOKS FOR SENIOR MEN TO MAKE 2ND ROUND AT WORLDS: FIBA INTERVIEW
• PUR - Capitanes beat Vaqueros for BSN crown
• GER – New Mavs deal apparently in the works for Dirk
• FIBA U17 World Championship for Women live on FIBAtv.com
• USA – New faces likely for Team USA
• USA - U17 Women hold last training camp ahead of World Championship
• RUS – Sokolovsky reign underway as Russians get ready for Brno
• SEN – African champs name preliminary squad for Czech Republic
• GER – FIBA U17 World Championship quotes of the day: Day 3
• PUR – Cortes in for Lee as Puerto Rico go for glory in San Domingo
• BRA – Positive vibes so far for Colinas in Brazil
• DOM – Villanueva back as Dominicans go for Centrobasket title
• CADETTE WOMEN’S FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ANNOUNCED
• CANADA'S CMNT IMPROVES TO 3-1 AT THE FIBA U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADA NEEDS LEAGUE FOR PLAYERS 22-25: ROY RANA
• 2010 CENTROBASKET CHAMPIONSHIP FOR MEN BEGINS TUESDAY
• Nuggets' Martin has no timetable for return from surgery
• Wade still doesn't have an answer for Miami
• CHN/AUS – Clean sweep for China against Australia
• GER – FIBA U17 World Championship quotes of the day : Day 4
• CADETTE WOMEN’S FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ANNOUNCED
• TUR - Turkish national team join organisers to mark 50 days before FIBA World Championship
• NBA salary cap for 2010-11 season set at $58.044 million
• GER - U17 World Championship quarter-finals preview
• FIBA – FIBA U17 World Championship quotes of the day: Day 5
• Ben Jacobson: Fundamental Drills for Basketball Practice
• Tara VanDerVeer: Disguising Your Quick Hitters for Man and Zone
• Competitive Drills for Man-to-Man Defense
• Brian Gregory: Scramble Drills for Transition Defense and Offense
• Speed Game Offense for High School Basketball
• 50 Press for High School Basketball
• CADET MEN ADVANCE TO U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINALS
• Heat ship Beasley to Timberwolves for draft pick
• LTU - No Lavrinovic brothers, Jomantas for Lithuania
• CANADA'S CMNT TO PLAY FOR BRONZE AFTER LOSS TO USA
• *****NEWS FLASH***** — CANADA WINS BRONZE AT U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADIAN MEN WIN 3RD STRAIGHT AT WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPIONSHIP
• 2 MORE WINS FOR CANADA AT WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPIONSHIPS
• FIBA TV - FIBAtv.com to broadast both FIBA U17 World Championship medal games
• Bosh's decision pulled things together for Heat
• Magic to consider matching Bulls offer for Redick
• Cavs get future picks for LeBron
• POL/USA - FIBA U17 World Championship final preview
• GER – FIBA U17 World Championship quotes of the day: Day 7
• GER - USA and Poland set to go for gold
• GER - FIBA U17 World Championship semi-final round preview
• GER – FIBA U17 World Championship quotes of the day: Day 6
• FIBA - U17 World Championship most followed youth Championship ever
• FIBA – “We are in great shape for the championship,” says Baumann
• CIS athletes participate in fifth annual All-Star Charity Shootout
• LIB – Lebanon warming up for Turkey in Far East
• BRA – Splitter leaves Europe for America after signing with Spurs
• VOTE STEVE NASH FOR THE VH 'DO SOMETHING\' ATHLETE AWARD
• AUS – Nielsen leaves Valencia for Olympiacos
• RUS – Prince poised for place in Russia squad
• PUERTO RICO, JAMAICA PLAY FOR GOLD IN CENTROBASKET WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
• Agent: Hornets withdrew contract offer for Head
• Union disputes NBA's figures, prepares for lockout
• Veteran big man O'Neal leaves Heat for Celtics
• 2010-2011 CIS season schedules now available
• CANADIAN WOMEN GO FOR BRONZE AT WHEELCHAIR WORLDS
• Hornets meet with Pritchard for GM job
• ESP – Never a moment’s rest for Gasol
• FRA – FIBA U17 World Championship preview – groups and key games
• TUR – Done deals as Asik leaves for Bulls and Suns acquire Turkoglu
• SCORES FROM THE U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN
• CADETTE WOMEN PRIMED FOR INAUGURAL U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• TUR - U17 tournament more than a sports competition for Turkish team
• Aldridge: Hornets to interview Levien, Sheppard for GM job
• GBR - GB secure 5th and 6th at Wheelchair World Championships
• USA – Americans making the most of World Championship experience
• Kings' Cousins named Rookie of Month for July
• Doubters, naysayers serve as motivation for Wade
• CANADA BASKETBALL IS ON THE REBOUND - GLOBE and MAIL
• ARG – Argentina announce 12 headed to South American Championship
• JPN - Fast and furious Japan turning heads at U17 World Championship
• JOR – Palma set for ‘weird’ experience when facing Angola
• Alberta's Baker to play on Canada's development team
• AP sources: Bucks close to deal with Kings for Brockman
• Wade apologizes for reference to 'World Trade'
• DENHAM BROWN BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT FOR CANADA BASKETBALL
• BRA - Brazil name preliminary squad for World Championship
• GER - Nowitzki out of World Championship
• Humble Babby ready for job 'of a lifetime' as Suns' new GM
• Report: Bulls nearing sign-and-trade deal for guard Watson
• USA - Knicks hold Stoudemire out of FIBA World Championship
• FIBA - FIBA to stick with Molten GL7 Basketball for 2010 World Championship
• GRE - Bourousis: I will be ready for FIBA World Championship
• FIBA TV – FIBA U17 World Championship Women live on FIBAtv.com
• USA - Lee out for United States
• Robinson ready for a full year in Boston
• USA - FIBA Worlds would be a dream for Curry
• FIBA – FIBA U17 World Championship for Women quarter-finals preview
• Kobe to be ready for camp following knee surgery
• Timberwolves GM Kahn fined for remarks
• FIBA – FIBA U17 World Championship for Women Medal Round Preview
• FRA – FIBA U17 World Championship for Women semi-finals preview
• FRA - Traore signs for Roma
• PUR - New Heat deal for Arroyo
• USA - Knee surgery for Bryant
• NZL - Cameron makes Tall Blacks squad for worlds
• USA - Tough decisions ahead for United States
• CHN – Li named MVP of FIBA U17 World Championship Women
• Hawks sign Josh Powell for inside depth
• TUR – Gonlum expects special feeling for FIBA World Championship opener
• FIBA – Organisers lay court for inaugural Youth Olympic 3on3 basketball
• FIBA – FIBA launches fun Facebook App for FIBA World Championship
• RUS - Mozgov cleared to play for Russia
• PR N° 18 - FIBA bans vuvuzela from 2010 Basketball World Championship
• ARG - Rosset fighting fit for Argentina
• Attorney for Wright's ex-wife says she got threatening visit
• JERMAINE ANDERSON SIGNS TO PLAY IN RUSSIA
• SPAIN TOO MUCH FOR CANADIAN DEVELOPMENT MEN
• Jay Wright: 28 Competitive Drills for Shooting and Footwork
• FIBA - Excitement grows for FIBA World Championship with one month to go
• Family, friends grieve for ex-NBA player Lorenzen Wright
• Shooting Drills for the 4-out 1-in Motion
• ESP - Suarez: Competition is healthy for Spain
• WATCH CANADA'S SENIOR TEAMS LIVE WITH FIBATV WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP PASSES
• COURT READY FOR INAUGURAL YOUTH OLYMPIC 3-ON-3 BASKETBALL
• CAN - English signs for DKV Joventut
• Cuban submits highest opening bid for MLB's Rangers
• Yao, Rockets to play Nets twice in 2010 China Games
• TUR/SRB/IRI/NZL - Istanbul Cup 'dress rehearsal' for Worlds
• GER - Bauermann ready for stiff test
• ARG - Figueroa out for Argentina
• FIBA - FIBATV.com Launches World Championship Passes
• USA - Triano to replace D'Antoni for United States
• BRA - Guilherme ready for tough test
• GRE - Big Sofo signs for Maccabi Tel Aviv
• Basketball stars join Obama to play for troops
• LIB/JOR - Lebanon win but opening defeat for Jordan in Beirut
• FIBA Europe - Montenegro's bid for history gathers pace
• BONNER'S CHANCES OF SUITING UP FOR CANADA ARE SLIM: TORONTO SUN
• Nets, Raptors to play pair of regular-season games in London
• JOR - Problems grow for Jordan at Stankovic Cup
• USA - Stars turn out to play President Obama
• Shooting Drills for the 4-out 1-in Motion Offense
• CAN - Canada cannot wait for worlds to start
• PUR - Puerto Rico names their team for the 2010 FIBA World Championship
• ESP - Spain name final squad for Turkey
• ARG - Argentina announced their finalists for the 2010 FIBA World Championship
• TORONTO GAMES A CHANCE FOR FANS TO CATCH CANADA'S FIBA WORLD'S ENTRY
• Carmelo says he's in for 2012 Olympics
• Raptors deal Belinelli to Hornets for Wright
• FIBA - FIBA online and the World Championship (2/2): A virtuous circle
• FIBA – FIBA online and the World Championship (1/2): Join in the action
• USA - Odom can be the star for the USA
• Women's basketball: CIS championship goes Regionals
• SUTTON-BROWN STEPS HER GAME FOR INDIANA FEVER
• VERITABLE BANQUET FOR B.C. HOOPS FANS - VANCOUVER PROVINCE
• VERSATILE BUCKNOR STANDS TALL FOR SENIOR MEN - TORONTO STAR
• BRA - Magnano: 'Weird' to play against Argentina
• McGrady out to prove he's still got plenty left for Pistons
• Krzyzewski aims to build championship 'culture' for U.S.
• AUS - Champion trio return for Opals
• USA - No room for Langhorne in USA squad
• PUR - Arroyo hitting right notes for Puerto Rico
• Krzyzewski, U.S. players have high praise for Spanish team
• NBA fines Blazers' Fernandez $25,000 for trade chatter
• Murphy thrilled to be playing for hometown Nets
• FIBA – World Championship media manual now online
• 2010 FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TO AIR EXCLUSIVELY ON TSN2
• MATT BONNER WON'T BE JOINING CANADA'S SMNT AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• TORONTO CENTRE ELIGIBLE TO PLAY THIS SEASON FOR TENNESSEE TECH
• CANADIAN GIRLS TO PLAY FOR 3ON3 BRONZE AT YOUTH OLYMPICS
• Brazil's Nene injures knee, will miss World Championship
• AUS/BRA/FRA/CIV – Wins for Boomers, Les Bleus in French event
• ESP – Raul Lopez back for Spain as Calderon exits squad with injury
• CANADA TO TAKE ON FRANCE IN LEAD-UP TO FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• CAN - Canada look for recovery by saturday's opener against Lebanon
• U.S. finalizes roster for 2010 FIBA World Championship
• Krzyzewski says U.S. Team still learning to play together
• RUS – Blatt cuts CSKA guard Shved, hopes Khryapa is fit for Saturday
• IRI – Samad injury blow for Iran
• LTU – Kemzura finalizes squad for Turkey
• CANADA LOOK FOR RECOVERY BY SATURDAY'S OPENER AGAINST LEBANON
• James, Heat play round of pickup hoops with Hurricanes
• Krstic receives three-game suspension for role in brawl
• Nocioni (ankle) to sit out World Championship
• ARG – Scola and Prigioni confident one day before the FIBA World Championship
• TUR - Glorious Opening Ceremony for 2010 FIBA World Championship
• KEN - Eagle Wings plans to call in thee more oversease based players for finals
• SMNT OPENS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TOUGH LOSS TO LEBANON
• INTRODUCING CANADA’S 2010 ROAD WARRIORS FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
• Iran loses to Brazil in World Championship debut
• Serbia makes up for Krstic's absense, handles Angola
• CRO – The drought is over for Croatia
• TUR – Baumann hails new era of FIBA World Championship
• CIV – Amagou Out For Clash With Turkey
• GROUP B – Defense the focus as USA prepares for Slovenia
• GROUP C – Turkey’s team play at a premium in clash with Russia
• CAN – Rautins in doubt for key clash
• Group D - Old friends do battle; Spain fights for their life
• GRE – Calathes soaking up world championship experience
• TUR – Not up for debate – World Championship the toughest competition of all
• Une franchise de la NBA à Montréal?!
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: CANADA 63 FRANCE 68
• Tickets for London regular season game go on sale
• Puerto Rico tops China for first win
• Russia tops Ivory Coast in World Championship play
• ESP – Two hundred and counting for Amaya
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: CANADA 61 NEW ZEALAND 71
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: CANADA 67 SPAIN 89
• U.S. team caps Group B play with win over Tunisia
• Germany breezes past Jordan in final FIBA game for both
• SENIOR WOMEN PREPARE FOR THE WORLDS
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND OF 16 RECAP
• American coach Blatt preparing Russia for matchup with U.S.
• Custody trial starts in fight for Wade's two sons
• FIBA Central Board appoints commission members for 2010-2014
• FIBA World Championship stars test negative for drugs
• TUR – FIBA, United Nations and Turkish Police call for respect of rules of the road
• TUR – World Championship places 9-16 announced
• PREVIEW - Now the hunt for Final Four places begins
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS: USA-TURKEY PREVIEW
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINALS RECAP
• Navarro leads Spain to win over Slovenia in consolation game
• FIBA announces most successful Championship ever
• 2010 FIBA World Championship nail-biters
• USA - All for one and one for all
• ESP – FIBA and Spain National Tourism Board team up for 2014 FIBA World Championship
• FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS: USA CRUISE PAST TURKEY
• Golden again: U.S. beats Turkey to win world championship
• Argentina beats Spain for fifth place at Worlds
• TUR/USA – USA cruise past Turkey to end 16-year wait for World Championship crown
• FIBA – FIBA World Championship All Star Five announced
• 2010 FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL STANDINGS
• Nets GM King reserving team predictions for now
• Unwanted by NBA, Iverson may play in China next season
• Blazers owner Allen says test for lymphoma is 'clean'
• Drug charges for Heat forward Haslem dropped
• FRA - Defense Never Rests For France
• Historic hoops match to be televised for first time, McGill-Queen's contest to air on CBC, Sept. 18
• SENIOR WOMEN BEGIN FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• RUS – Karpunina blow for Russia
• RUS – Logunova must wait for chance
• Artest plans to raffle ring to raise money for mental health
• Clippers' Davis vies for Emmy for gang documentary
• FRA - Another blow for France with Gomis knee injury
• Alan Stein: Pre-Season Strength & Conditioning - The Foundation of a Championship Team
• LAKERS COME CALLING FOR NIAGARA FALLS' HICKS
• SENIOR WOMEN ARRIVE IN OSTRAVA FOR FIBA WORLDS
• SACRE, OLYNYK PREPARE FOR COLLEGE SEASON AFTER EXCITEMENT OF WORLDS
• SENIOR WOMEN READY TO GO AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• FIBA WORLDS FOR WOMEN BROADCAST IN RECORD 150 TERRITORIES
• FIBA – Record number of WNBA players at Women’s World Championship
• BRA - Non-stop basketball fun for Erika
• FIBA – World Championship for Women broadcast in record 150 territories
• 100 Drills and Sets for Implementing the Dribble Drive Offense
• Group A review - Revenge for Belarus; Aussies pull away from Canada
• Stern pushes for Arenas, Wizards to move past gun issue
• Suns extend contract for coach Gentry through 2013
• Bryant's jersey top seller in China for fourth straight year
• 76ers trade for Hornets' first-round pick Brackins
• Group C review - It's Deja vu For Brazil, Spain Cruise Past Mali
• CHN – No panic for China
• Consolation pour les Canadiennes
• CANADA'S SWNT ADVANCES TO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP'S 2ND ROUND
• Group C Review - Lyttle keeps Spain On winning path; brave Mali make Brazil work hard for victory
• New faces in Phoenix don't alter Suns' goal for season
• Custody unsettled, Wade still excited for camp
• FIBA TV – FIBA World Basketball 17/2010: Watch it for free on FIBA TV
• Kobe tops Europe jersey sales for third straight year
• Wiz owner Leonsis offers praise for NHL's hard salary cap
• NBA fines Wizards' Leonsis $100K for comments
• Group F Review - Unbeaten Russia claim top spot as Spain settle for second in Group F, Czech Republic and Korea join them in the last Eight
• HEAT TRAINING CAMP A HOMECOMING OF SORTS FOR JOEL ANTHONY
• Celtics anticipating more open shots for Allen
• Fortune for Bobcats' Mohammed taking turn for the better
• ANTHONY RELISHES COMPETITION FOR STARTING ROLE WITH HEAT
• NBA doubles amount of fines for technical fouls
• SENIOR MEN'S BUCKNOR SIGNS TO PLAY IN GERMANY
• PHILLIPS HAS MONSTER GAME AS SWNT FINISHES 12TH AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• RUS/KOR – Russians beat Korea but it’s not seventh heaven for Sokolovskiy’s team
• 2010 FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN FINAL STANDINGS
• LOWER RIM FOR WOMEN? MAYBE
• TEAM USA BEATS CZECHS FOR WOMEN'S WORLD TITLE
• Bryant sits out scrimmage, still planning to play
• ESP/BLR – Mission accomplished for bronze-medal winning Spain
• CZE - FIBA considers lowering rim for women's basketball
• CZE – FIBA World Championship for Women gets a big thumbs-up
• Arenas returns, but status for preseason opener in doubt
• Crawford hoping for new deal with Hawks
• NBA Game Time to be one of first apps for Google TV
• Next chapter for LeBron, Heat starts with preseason
• ARG/ESP – Prigioni set for finger-op
• Nets partner with Russian vodka for Brooklyn move
• USA – Success sweet as a player and even sweeter as a coach for Gillom
• Pistons' Hamilton, McGrady out for game vs. Bucks
• Turkish coach hopes team will soon finalize deal for Iverson
• Heat bracing for the unknown in CSKA Moscow
• Heat braced for the unknown against CSKA Moscow
• SER/TUR – Tough start in Turkey for injured Raduljica
• RUS – Holden back but not for Miami clash
• Wade improving; no timetable for return to Heat
• Raptors' Dorsey suspended for one game
• TUR - Already one trophy in the cabinet for Efes this season
• LTU – Wins for Lietuvos Rytas, Zalgiris
• Wade in Chicago, and Heat waiting for his return
• Aldridge: Arenas fined $50,000 for faking knee injury
• RWA - Egypt, Tunisia book World Championship tickets
• CIS women’s basketball fights breast cancer: WBCA’s Shoot For The Cure back for fourth year
• New ruling on techs still an issue for players in preseason
• Pacers pick up options for Collison, Hansbrough
• NBA Turnstile to reward fans for attending, watching games
• ESP/SEN – Senegal’s Ndong eager to make amends for Spanish Finals heartache
• Cavs broadcaster Tait set for procedure on heart
• EUROLEAGUE - Armani Jeans not a good fit for CSKA
• CIS basketball: Regular season gets under way Friday out West
• CIS Final 8 Men’s Basketball Championship set to return to Halifax for 2011-2012
• Canada West announces Video & LiveStats for all basketball and volleyball games
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup
• Blazers ship Bayless to Hornets for first-round pick
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup
• No. 2 draft pick Turner to come off bench for Sixers
• Wizards' Arenas misses practice for 3rd day in row
• BRA/USA – Splitter doubtful for Spurs’ opener
• FRA – Noah and Parker needed for France to reach London
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#9): No. 1 Lethbridge to defend CIS W rugby title
• CIS women's basketball Saturday roundup
• Lakers receive rings for 2nd straight NBA title
• Bob Knight's Championship Coaching 3-Pack
• 2011 FIBA AMERICAS CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN TO BE PLAYED IN COLOMBIA
• TNT has record-setting ratings for NBA season opener
• USA – Cavs win one for Cleveland!
• COL - 2011 FIBA Americas Championship for Women to be played in Neiva, Colombia
• CIS Weekend Broadcast Schedule (October 29 - 31)
• KNICKS' RAUTINS THRILLED AT CHANCE TO PLAY IN TORONTO - by Eric Koreen, National Post
• Magic's Jason Williams suspended without pay for one game
• Bobcats pick up options for Augustin, Henderson
• Cavs' Varejao out for Friday's game against Toronto
• GRE – Pana pile on the agony for CSKA, Olimpija and Fener win again
• Blazers confirm no deal for Oden before deadline
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup: Vikes knock off CIS champs Huskies
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup
• CIS women's basketball Saturday roundup
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup
• BUCKNOR, GERMAN TEAM PART WAYS FOR 'BUDGET REASONS'
• USA/CAN – The buzz is back for the Hornets as Team USA’s Paul returns to form
• Wizards' Wall has sprained ankle, expects to play
• Now a visitor, Beasley set to play again in Miami
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#10): Carleton, Windsor open at No. 1 in basketball
• Dudley in nail-biter for governor; Bradley falls in Utah
• Kobe says he'll play for U.S. in 2012 if wanted
• University of Windsor tips off drive for 2011 CIS championship
• Madison Square Garden to reopen for Knicks' game Friday
• USA – Kobe hoping for Team USA return
• EUROLEAGUE – Power Electronics Valencia pile on the agony for winless CSKA
• UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR TIPS OFF DRIVE FOR 2011 CIS CHAMPIONSHIP
• LeBron says he wants to play for U.S. in 2012
• LeBron (shin) held out of practice, but should play Friday
• USA – LeBron ready and willing to play in London
• All Access Duke Basketball Practice: National Championship Season (2009-10)
• Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball - Agility & Conditioning Drills for Defense
• Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball - Developmental Drills for Point Guards
• Arenas makes season debut for Wizards
• Kings' Wright apologizes for DUI arrest
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup
• OLYNYK, SACRE PLAY STRONG GAME IN GONZAGA EXHIBITION WIN
• Bobcats' Jackson fined for verbal abuse of refs
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup: Bears upset No. 2 'Birds
• Iverson arrives in Turkey grateful for new opportunity
• ADRIATIC LEAGUE – Macvan turns on the style for Hemofarm
• USA/CAN – Slow start for ‘lost’ Bosh
• Pacers shoot 20-for-21 in 3rd quarter vs. Nuggets
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#11): No changes at the top
• SIGNS ARE GOOD FOR SACRE - By Howard Tsumura, The Province
• USA/CAN – First triple-double for Wall as Wizards blast off against Rockets
• Sixers' Nocioni fined for throwing mouthpiece
• AUS - CJ steps up for 400 game celebration
• SACRE, FATHER ON OPPOSITE SIDES FOR GONZAGA OPENER
• Friday Night's CIS Action
• Jesse Sazant's CIS in Europe Report
• Canada West Roundup: Bisons, Golden Bears, Dinos rebound
• Saturday's CIS Preview
• Saturday's CIS Action starts with a pair of afternoon games
• Canada West Recap: Ferguson goes for 38 in Bears win
• Scola says he'd play next summer even with lockout
• Dalhousie 85, UPEI 68; Capers sweep SMU
• CIS WEEKEND SCORES
• Longtime Cavs radio play-by-play man released from hospital
• With Lopez out, Suns turn to Earl Barron for frontcourt help
• Nets' Harris ejected for flagrant foul on Griffin
• GER/FRA – Germany, France to have joint bid for EuroBasket 2015
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#12): New leaders in women’s basketball, volleyball
• ABORIGINAL TEEN AIMS FOR SHOT AT WNBA - By David Grossman, Toronto Star
• 3RD STRAIGHT DOUBLE-DOUBLE FOR SACRE IN GONZAGA LOSS
• Eva Longoria files for divorce from Spurs guard Parker
• USA/TUR – Iverson not The Answer on opening night for Besiktas
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup: No. 3 Regina triumphs over No. 1 Victoria in battle of undefeated teams
• Saturday's CIS Preview
• Canada West: Spartans pull away in 4th for victory over Alberta
• Final Tidbits to get you ready for tonight
• Friday's CIS Preview
• ESP – Valencia stop the rot and thrilling wins for Unicaja, Fuenlabrada and Menorca
• DOM – Villanueva tweets wish for Euroleague star Mejia to play for Dominican Republic
• CIS WEEKEND SCORES
• AUS – Two weekly gongs in a row for Cambage
• With Haslem likely out for season, Heat shift to Dampier
• EUROCUP – Mecham wins it at the buzzer for Gottingen over Iverson, Besiktas
• EUROLEAGUE – Maric out for Panathinaikos after elbow op
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#13): Many changes at the top
• Battle of Halifax tonight's only CIS game: Dalhousie at Saint Mary's
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for 23 November 2010
• Magic guard Williams ejected for throwing ball
• Sixers' Brand suspended one game for flagrant foul on McGee
• Ticket prices for games drop 2.5 percent this season
• LIGA SUDAMERICANA - Wins for Quimsa, Boca Juniors in Final Six
• SAINT JOHN MILL RATS SIGN TORONTO CENTRE FOR PBL SEASON
• Cavs' Scott fined for criticizing officials
• Bobcats' Jackson ejected in 1st for arguing with ref
• Warriors' Lee cleared to play following elbow surgery
• Mavs suspend Haywood one game for team violation
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup: No. 9 Alberta down No. 2 Victoria
• Bogut, Delfino, Gooden out for Bucks
• CIS WEEKEND SCORES
• Cavs owner Gilbert not expecting trouble for LeBron's visit
• LeBron to Cavs fans: 'A lot of thanks' for their support
• Pacers' Miller leads candidates for 2011 Hall of Fame class
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#14): No changes at the top
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#12): Windsor’s Clemençon, Regina’s Gareau honoured
• LAST 3 DAYS TO PURCHASE DISCOUNTED RAPTORS TICKETS FOR CB DAY!
• Williams, Cavs ready for LeBron's return to Cleveland
• LAT – Thumbs-up for captain Basko
• EUROLEAGUE – Big wins for Roma, Valencia; Maccabi edge Zalgiris to clinch Top 16 place
• NBA – James rips Cavs for 38 in homecoming
• EUROLEAGUE WOMEN – Savvy Taurasi saves Fener; big games for Charles and Jackson
• Cape Breton Capers trip to China
• Three Games in CIS Tonight
• HSBC BASKETBALL CLASSIC RETURNS FOR ITS 11TH YEAR
• ESP - Ritz, Glitz and Glamour for Spain Women
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup: Trinity Western's Doerksen scores 42 points in win over UFV
• CIS men's basketball Thursday roundup
• CIS women's basketball Saturday roundup: No. 8 Alberta with big win over No. 2 Regina
• CIS Games on Saturday
• Recruiting target for Canada West teams
• CIS Friday Night
• Van Gundy 'optimistic' Howard, others will play vs. Hawks
• FIBA AMERICAS LEAGUE - Peñarol warm up for title defense with big win over Boca
• Sperling aims to find local buyer for Hornets
• EUROLEAGUE – Fight for survival is on
• NBA – Karl has to wait for 1000th win after Nuggets fall in Charlotte
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#13): Brock’s Fickel, TWU’s Doerksen honoured
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#15): Final national rankings of the fall
• FIBA AMERICAS LEAGUE – Strong start for Regatas, Peñarol
• BEN – Africa’s best clubs set for battle of Cotonou
• Finest Freshmen: A look at the top CIS 1st year eligibles across the country
• NAISMITH'S BASKETBALL RULES SELL FOR $4.3M AT NEW YORK AUCTION
• NAISMITH’S ORIGINAL RULES OF BASKETBALL FOR SALE AT NYC AUCTION
• Anthony hopes to return Sunday to play in New York
• Shaq to miss second straight game for Celtics
• Kings' Evans cleared to play despite foot injury
• East meets East:: Cape Breton Capers to play exhibition game in China
• 12 week off-season agility and conditioning program for basketball players
• 16 Week In-Season Strength Training Program for Basketball Players
• 8 Week Pre-season Strength & Conditioning Program for Basketball Players
• GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY HELD FOR FIBA'S ‘HOUSE OF BASKETBALL’
• Shaq says he's 'doing better', hopes to play vs. Knicks
• Gooden back for Bucks after five-game absence
• AUS – No-slowing down for Week 10 MVP Harrower
• TUR – Another defeat for Efes
• Top CIS Players in the first half
• Hawks' Crawford out for Celtics game with sore back
• RUS – Hansen joins Khimki for remainder of season
• AUS/NZL - Ervin, Penney tune up for showdown
• CHN – MRI discovers new stress fracture for Yao
• AUS – Taylor turns it on for Fenerbahce; Cambage is Miss November
• REGISTRATION OPEN FOR SPORT FOR LIFE WORKSHOP
• NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT SET FOR RYERSON UNIVERSITY
• CANADIAN OLYMPIC TEAM NAMES SPECIALISTS TO PREPARE FOR LONDON 2012
• Arenas eager for 'new beginning' with Magic
• Wizards trade Gilbert Arenas to Magic for Rashard Lewis
• Magic in trade talks with Wizards for Arenas
• Grizzlies' Gay ejected from game for flagrant foul
• RimRocker Championship Day Standouts
• Hamilton, Stuckey, Daye out for Pistons
• WOMEN'S U25 WORLD WHEELCHAIR CHAMPIONSHIP SET FOR ST. CATHARINES
• Local businesses continue push for Hornets to stay in N.O.
• Ratings for NBA soaring -- and not just for Heat games
• EUROCUP - More teams clinch Last 16 places but spots still up for grabs
• ESP - Barca swoop for Anderson
• Blues drop Can-Am Classic Championship game
• Jesse Sazant's CIS Players in Europe: Holiday Edition
• 12 Week Off-Season Strength and Power Program for Basketball Players
• 8 Week ACL Injury Prevention Program for Female Basketball Players
• All the Best for a very Merry Christmas
• Saint Mary's picks up former CCAA All-Canadian for the second half
• Van Gundy fined $35,000 for criticizing officials
• Celtics' Pierce fined for throwing object in stands
• National Championship
• Big Second Half Propels X-Men to Shoveller Championship
• T-Bear to return for Shoveller Championship game today
• X-Men return to Shoveller Championship game
• CIS Thursday: Championship games
• 13 POINTS, 8 BOARDS FOR SACRE IN GONZAGA'S 6TH STRAIGHT WIN
• Bobcats lose Diop for season with Achilles' tear
• Spoelstra, Popovich named Coaches of the Month for December
• Fields, Griffin win NBA Rookie honors for December
• CIS Hoops.ca Top 10 as of 3rd January 2011
• DISCOUNTED TORONTO RAPTORS TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR JANUARY
• Griffin, Ibaka, Jennings and McGee set for Sprite Slam Dunk
• Coach Hollins puts end to on-flight gambling for Grizzlies
• NBA - Gambling ban for Grizzlies following fracas
• CIS women's basketball Wednesday roundup: Selfe, No.5 Mustangs close out No. 1 Windsor for victory
• Ennis In Newark, New Jersey for New Year
• Knee injury knocks Suns rookie Lawal out for season
• CIS men's basketball Wednesday roundup: Windsor, McMaster and Waterloo all winners in first games of 2011
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup
• Lakers' Bynum ejected for arguing
• Cavs' Varejao out for season with ankle injury
• BRA/USA – Brazil’s Anderson Varejao requires foot operation, lost for season
• ITA – Two in a row for birthday boy Peterson
• AUS Today: Capers come back for split at Dal
• CIS Saturday: Ravens continue to roll
• FIBA OLYMPIC QUALIFIER DRAW SET FOR JAN. 27
• SELECTION CAMP OPENS FOR WOMEN’S WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL TEAMS
• OLYNYK, SACRE TALK ABOUT GONZAGA OPENING CONFERENCE PLAY WITH A WIN - Video from KREM
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup
• CIS women's basketball Saturday roundup
• IRI/FRA – Marquis leaves Cholet for Iran
• ITA – Bo blow for Mens Sana
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#14): Acadia’s Duinker, SMU’s Haywood honoured
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#16): Saskatchewan new No. 1 in women’s basketball
• Kevin Pangos Erupts For 48pts
• CIS Blackberry Top 10
• CIS TOP 10: SASKATCHEWAN NEW #1, DUINKER and HAYWOOD HONOURED
• James sprains ankle, is questionable for game vs. Nuggets
• Timberwolves' Beasley doubtful for game Thursday
• ESP – Two more years for Pascual
• CIS men's basketball Wednesday roundup: McMaster scores upset over No. 6 Windsor
• CIS women's basketball Wednesday roundup: Third quarter lapse costly in Brock's loss to No. 3 Mustangs
• New Year, New Location For Tanveer Bhullar
• Monty Mosher on the Capers trip to China
• Bogut auctions NBA trip for Australian flood relief fund
• NBA grants Rockets disabled player exception for Yao
• Wolves' Beasley (ankle) questionable for next game
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup
• CIS men's basketball Thursday roundup: Bibeau bedazzles, Redmen rule, Stingers stung in college hoops
• CIS women's basketball Thursday roundup: Martlets shoot for the cure, stomp Stingers, stretch streak to six
• Golden Hawks rally in second half for huge road win
• ANOTHER DOUBLE-FIGURE GAME FOR THOMPSON AS TEXAS BEATS OKLAHOMA
• ESP – Llull to the rescue for Real
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for 17 January 2011
• CW Recap: Bears bounce back; Sask sets school record for points
• CADET MEN HEAD TO MEXICO IN JUNE FOR FIBA AMERICAS U16
• Bobcats' Thomas suspended one game for hit on Okafor
• USA – Eight gold medal winners headline USA roster for 2011 Nike Hoop Summit
• NGR - National U19 Coach to defend World Championship programme
• MEX - It's Mexico for 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championships as tournaments awarded to Merida and Leon
• CIS men's basketball Saturdau roundup: Veterans carry T-Birds to 91-82 win over Dinos
• Capers celebrate Hodgson's career, retire No. 14 in her honour
• CIS Attendance
• Bosh won't play vs. Hawks; James a game-time decision
• USA – Hewitt appointed coach for FIBA U19 World Championship
• ESP/SLO/LTU – Begic leaves Zalgiris for Real Madrid
• Blackberry CIS Coaches Top 10 for 18 Jan 2011
• LAST DAY TO BID FOR TRIP TO MIAMI and REPORTER FOR A DAY PACKAGE
• EUROLEAGUE – Wins for Efes, Valencia, Madrid and Pana on opening night of Top 16
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#15): Queen’s Thomson, Laval’s Beaulieu Maheux honoured
• CIS men's basketball Wednesday roundup: No. 8 CAPERS upend No. 5 StFX in double overtime
• CIS women's basketball Wednesday roundup: Langlois, Clemencon spectacular as No. 2 Lancers hold off Mustangs
• SEVEN CANADIANS NOMINATED FOR MCDONALDS ALL AMERICAN GAME
• GM King apologizes for Nets' handling of 'Melo trade rumors
• Hawks' Horford (ankle) doubtful for next two games
• NBA – Rudy heating up for Blazers
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#17): TWU new No. 1 in women’s volleyball
• Friday's CIS Action
• WEEKEND FILLED WITH MARQUEE MATCHUPS IN THE CIS
• Kobe: Nuggets fans 'idiots' for booing Carmelo
• Hawks C Jason Collins ejected for hard foul
• Anthony misses Nuggets' shootaround for personal matter
• Saturday's CIS Action
• LAST DAY TO BID FOR GREAT PACKAGES AT ONLINE AUCTION
• Heat: 'Minor' price increase for '11-12 season tickets
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup: No. 1 Ravens pick up 14th straight victory with win over Lions
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup: 59-point margin of victory biggest for 'Birds under Hanson
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup: McKenna drops 35 to lift 'Wolves past McMaster
• AUS Tonight: Capers edge Dal
• SELECTION CAMP BEGINS FOR SENIOR MEN’S NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR TEAM
• Perkins back for Celtics in 1st action since Finals
• Clippers' Gordon sidelined for 3-4 weeks
• FIBA - FIBA Americas Championship and EuroBasket draws this week
• CIS women's basketball Saturday roundup
• Plenty of CIS Action on Wednesday Night
• Blackberry CIS Coaches Top 10 for 25 Jan 2011
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for 24 January 2011
• CANADA APPOINTED TO GROUP A FOR 2011 FIBA AMERICAS CHAMPIONSHIP
• CANADA APPOITNED T GROUP A FOR 2011 FIBA AMERICA CHAMPIONSHIP
• Bosh staying in Miami for Heat's game in New York
• FIBA - Revenge for 2009 semi-finals among ties thrown up by FIBA Americas Championship draw
• COD – Fuenlabrada appeal for calm over Biyombo
• ARG - 2011 FIBA Americas Championship draw today
• CHN - Wuhan, China confirmed as host city for 26th FIBA Asia Championship
• ESP – Reyes sees tough road to Olympics for Spain
• Carleton hosts Ottawa in 5th Capital Hoops Classic
• CIS men's basketball Wednesday roundup: Western's Wedemire, Barbeau outlast No. 10 Laurier 82-79
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#16): Saint Mary’s Colley, Calgary’s Butler honoured
• NBA – Knicks late show too good for Heat
• New Mavs pickup Stojakovic not yet ready to play
• Wade's tinted goggles rejected by NBA for game
• Grizzlies' Mayo suspended for violating anti-drug program
• QUBL Matchup on tonight's CIS docket
• TEXAS TWO-STEP LIGHTING IT UP FOR LONGHORNS - by Ryan Wolstat, Toronto Sun
• Hawks' Smith fined $25K for obscene gesture
• Rivers fined for failing to leave the court in timely manner
• FRA - Collet: We need our best players for EuroBasket
• OUA announces new Wilson Cup championship format
• CIS women's basketball Thursday roundup: Gaiters turn over game to Stingers
• 2011 CANADIAN BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
• Celtics' Rivers earns spot as East's coach for All-Star Game
• EUROLEAGUE WOMEN – Czech trio in fine fettle as Prague surprise Taranto in play-off opener
• Blackberry CIS Coaches Top 10 for 1 Feb 2011
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for February 1st, 2011
• WILTJER SELECTED TO PLAY IN NIKE HOOP SUMMIT
• NEW OUA FORMAT SET FOR MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
• RAVENS, HUSKIES REMAIN ATOP CIS
• Nuggets' Smith fined $25,000 for flagrant foul
• Warriors' Bell arrested for drunken driving
• EUROLEAGUE – Papaloukas pulls the strings for victorious Olympiacos; Fener edge Zalgiris
• CIS men's basketball Thursday roundup
• Dorsey hurt in Capers win: Articles from last night
• Saturday's action in the CIS
• Rockets guard Brooks suspended for one game
• Center Smith returns for New Orleans Hornets
• FIBA AMERICAS LEAGUE – Big moment for Group F hosts Regatas
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for 8 February 2011
• WILTJER SELECTED TO PLAY IN 2011 MCDONALD'S ALL AMERICAN GAME
• CIS PROVIDED OVER $10M TO STUDENT ATHLETES IN 2009-2010
• Pierce, Shaq miss practice for Celtics
• Billups sits vs. Warriors, hopes to play Thursday
• Brooks contrite after being punished for leaving court
• EUROLEAGUE WOMEN – National team stars spark teams in vital play-off triumphs
• KOR – Walk in the ‘Park’ for Sonic Boom past the Elephants
• KNL Leagues – Ninth win in a row for Barsy
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#18): Calgary’s Hill, Cape Breton’s Carter honoured
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#20): No. 1 Laval once again perfect in men’s volleyball
• Blackberry CIS Coaches Top 10 for 8 Feb 2011
• Magic forward Brandon Bass to play against Lakers
• ITA – Third Coppa Italia on the trot for Mens Sana
• NGR - Igben in fine form for Union; Kada cement top spot in Savannah
• RWA/KEN - Rwanda end Kenyan hopes for FIBA Africa Championship qualification
• NBA – Second-half Kobe points eruption spoils evening for Allen, Celtics
• CIS women's basketball Thursday roundup: No. 1 Saskatchewan holds off late charge by Cougars in 67-66 win
• Tests show no major issues for Heat's Miller (head)
• FIBA - Draw for U19 World Championship Men throws up intriguing groups
• GRE – Keselj out for Reds
• CIS men's basketball Wednesday roundup
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#21): National leaders get set for playoffs
• Recaps from last night's CIS Action; Tonight's QUBL preview
• Wednesday Night CIS Action
• Blackberry CIS Coaches Top 10 for 15 Feb 2011
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for 14 February 2011
• CIS Friday Night Wrap Up
• Friday's CIS Action
• Broadway working on play about Magic, Bird
• Friday's CIS Action
• BUCKNOR LOOKS TO PLAY FOR ENERGY, SMNT - by Brian Swane, Edmonton Examiner
• GREAT RAPTORS TICKETS AVAILABLE WITH CANADA BASKETBALL FOR MARCH
• Aldridge: Knicks put together 'final' offer for Carmelo
• GRE/ESP – Bourousis sidelined for Olympiacos; Mickael out
• CHN – Heilongjiang keep play-off hopes alive
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup: Cascades, Bisons take final Canada West playoff spots
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup: UBC makes a run at top spot, Huskies stay hot
• CIS men's basketball Thursday roundup: Beaulieu Maheux gives Laval win over UQAM
• CIS women's basketball Saturday roundup: Gee-Gees upset rival No. 4 Ravens in overtime
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup: No. 1 Huskies too much for Dinos
• CIS women`s basketball Thursday roundup
• CISHoops.ca Top 10 for 21 February 2011
• X announces second recruit for next season
• CIS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS TIP OFF IN HALIFAX
• FIBA ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE FOR FIBA U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR MEN
• CCAA RELEASES MEN’S and WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SEEDS
• CIS WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP MORE THAN JUST GAMES - The Windsor Star
• CARLETON'S HINZ NAMED CIS PLAYER OF THE YEAR, SCRUBB ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
• UBC EARNS NO. 1 SEED HEADING INTO CIS FINAL 8
• SACRE, GONZAGA GET BY SAN FRANCISCO FOR SHOT AT WCC TITLE
• NBA rescinds techs for Knicks' Stoudemire, Mavs' Haywood
• GBR - D-Day for british basketball
• ISR - Mizrahi honoured for services rendered to basketball
• AUS/NZL – Wildcats prowling for repeat title
• USA/ESP – Cuban would love to make deal with Wolves for Rubio rights
• CHN – Shandong defeat hands Bayi and Beijing final play-off spots
• SRB – Pesic says Serbia should point to youth for new national team coach
• QUARTER-FINAL #4 CIS championship: Ravens survive scare, advance to 9th straight semifinal
• QUARTER-FINAL #3 CIS championship: MVP Barrett leads champs past hometown favourites
• QUARTER-FINAL #2 CIS championship: No. 5 Spartans victorious in Final 8 debut
• QUARTER-FINAL #1 CIS championship: Top-seeded UBC advances to third straight semifinal
• PREVIEW 2011 CIS men’s basketball championship: Top-seeded T-Birds vying for elusive McGee Trophy
• 2011 CIS men’s basketball championship: UBC seeded No. 1, TWU earns wildcard
• CIS men's basketball roundup: Dalhousie takes AUS title
• CIS men's basketball roundup: T-Birds take Canada West title on home court; Lakehead wins first OUA title
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup: Laroche leads Concordia to RSEQ title
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#23): No. 1 Saskatchewan, Carleton impressive in hoops playoff debut
• CIS men's basketball Tuesday roundup: Concordia, Laval to faceoff in RSEQ final
• CIS men's basketball Saturday roundup
• CIS men's basketball Friday roundup: Whyte's big night earns game one win for 'Birds
• CIS men's basketball Thursday roundup: Cascades stun No. 4 Spartans with late-game rally
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#20): Laval’s Létourneau-Lévesque, Winnipeg’s Lother honoured
• CIS men's basketball Wednesday roundup: Saint Mary's Haywood sets AUS single season point record
• BlackBerry - CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#22): Calgary, Regina ranked No. 1 heading into Nationals
• Winter championship season kicks off Thursday
• SEMI-FINAL #2 CIS Western Regional: Laurier earns berth in West final with win over UQAM
• SEMI-FINAL #1 CIS Central Regional: X-Women advance to final with win over Pandas
• SEMI-FINAL #2 CIS Central Regional: Ravens head to final with win at home over Wesmen
• SEMI-FINAL #1 CIS Western Regional: Cougars advance to CIS West Regional final with win over Victoria
• SEMI-FINAL #2 CIS Eastern Regional: Blues conquer Cascades, advance to East final
• SEMI-FINAL #1 CIS Eastern Regional: Western advances to East final
• 2011 CIS women’s basketball championship: Hosts, wildcard announced for Regionals
• CIS women's basketball Sunday roundup: Capers claim third straight AUS title
• CIS women's basketball roundup: Huskies crowned Canada West champs; Windsor captures third straight OUA title
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup: Sea-Hawks advance to meet Capers in AUS semi-final
• CIS women's basketball Wednesday roundup
• CIS women's basketball Sunday roundup: Ravens hold on to upset Blues in OUA East final
• CIS women's basketball roundup: Laurier stuns No. 3 Western 76-74
• CIS women's basketball Friday roundup: Alberta advances to Canada West Final Four
• CIS women's basketball Wednesday roundup: Laurier, Ottawa, Ryerson, Lakehead advance to OUA quarterfinals
• CCAA Women's Basketball Championship Preview
• Former WNBA/CCAA star Kelly Schumacher to speak at CCAA Championship Banquet
• Keehs Productions at Men's Basketball National Championship
• CCAA Men's Basketball Championship Preview
• OFSAA 4A Championship Day Recap And Standouts
• OFSAA 3A Championship Day Recap And Standouts
• Back On Top: Father Henry Carr Captures TDCAA Championship
• Eastern Commerce and Jarvis Qualify For OFSAA
• CIS Final 8 Seedings are in !
• Defensive Domination leads Tigers to AUS Championship
• Lakehead puts up a Championship Banner
• FINALE CONSOLATION championnat de SIC: Lakehead termine cinquième devant Dalhousie
• CONSOLATION #1 championnat de SIC: Russell mène Lakehead à la finale consolation
• CONSOLATION #2 championnat de SIC: Dalhousie rejoint Lakehead en finale consolation
• 5e PLACE championnat de SIC: Laurier gagne la finale consolation
• BRONZE championnat de SIC: Les Capers battent leurs rivales de SUA pour le bronze
• CONSOLATION #1 championnat de SIC: Les Hawks disputeront la finale consolation
• CONSOLATION #2 championnat de SIC: Schutz et les Blues éliminent le Rouge et Or
• QUART DE FINALE #4 championnat de SIC: Les Capers passent au carré d’as
• Bob Knight: Advanced Tactics & Techniques for Man-to-Man Defense
• Bob Knight: Advanced Tactics & Techniques for Man-to-Man Offense
• Bob Knight: Essential Drills for Building a Championship Program
• BASKETBALL HIGH PERFORMANCE CAMP SET FOR NORTH
• WINDSOR LANCERS WIN FIRST EVER CIS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
• NBA - Celtics pile on the agony for Knicks; Nuggets trounce Toronto [video]
• Anthony calls game 'almost a must win' for Knicks
• New lineups the only constant for Pistons
• AUS – Graf, Australia aiming for Olympic gold
• PHI – Casio take Douthit-less Smart Gilas into play-offs
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#23): McGill’s Peroff, Carleton’s Hinz honoured
• FINAL CIS championship: Carleton returns to the top, claims 7th title in 9 years
• BRONZE CIS championship: No. 1 UBC rebounds, finishes third
• CONSOLATION FINAL CIS championship: Lakehead edges Dalhousie for fifth place
• SEMIFINAL #2 CIS championship: Ravens oust champs, return to national final
• SEMIFINAL #1 CIS championship: First-timer Spartans stun No. 1 UBC
• CONSOLATION #2 CIS championship: Dalhousie joins Lakekead in consolation final
• CONSOLATION #1 CIS championship: Russell leads T-Wolves to consolation final
• BlackBerry CIS athletes of the week (#24): Windsor’s Langlois, UNB’s Bailey honoured
• CIS schools raise over $140,000 to fight breast cancer
• 5th PLACE CIS championship: No. 7 Hawks win all-OUA consolation final
• FINAL CIS championship: Windsor wins 1st Bronze Baby, breaks home team curse
• BRONZE CIS championship: No. 4 Capers beat AUS rivals for bronze
• CONSOLATION #1 CIS championship: Hawks edge No. 3 Carleton, off to consolation final
• SEMI-FINAL #2 CIS championship: No. 1 Lancers joins No. 2 Saskatchewan in national final
• CONSOLATION #2 CIS championship: Schutz leads Blues to consolation final
• SEMI-FINAL #1 CIS championship: No. 2 Saskatchewan reaches first-ever national final
• QUARTER-FINAL #1 CIS championship: StFX upsets No. 3 Carleton in defensive battle
• QUARTER-FINAL #3 CIS championship: Top-ranked Windsor too much at home for Laval
• QUARTER-FINAL #4 CIS championship: No. 4 Capers, Everett edge Blues
• QUARTER-FINAL #2 CIS championship: No. 2 Huskies survive scare, advance to semis
• PREVIEW 2011 CIS women’s basketball championship: Lancers, Huskies lead wide-open field
• 2011 CIS women’s basketball championship: Windsor seeded No. 1, Carleton earns wildcard
• Final CIS Central Regional: X-Women head to nationals with victory over Ravens
• Final CIS Western Regional: Laurier advances to CIS Final 8 with win over Cougars
• FINAL CIS Eastern Regional: Blues headed to CIS Final 8 after win over Mustangs
• College Montmorency Nomades Conquer 2011 CCAA Women's Basketball Championship
• Vanier College Cheetahs Claim the 2011 CCAA Men’s Basketball Championship
• CCAA Men's Basketball Championship covered by NPH
• Rathan-Mayes, Findlay and Robinson Selected for Prestigious Carolina Camp
• Junior Osuntola Opts For Lancers
• BC AAA Championship Day Recap
• Juwan Brescacin Leads Culver to State Championship
• Canadian Content For 2011 Nike Hoop Summit
• CIS makes public statement urging UBC to stay
• Advanced Basketball Drills for Women 3-Pack
• Advanced Basketball Drills for Women: Point Guard
• Advanced Basketball Drills for Women: Post
• Advanced Basketball Drills for Women: Wing
• Perimeter Play and Skill Development to Control the Game
• Complete Player Development Workouts for Perimeter and Post Players
• Offensive and Defensive Strategies for the Pick & Roll
• SENIOR MEN’S WHEELCHAIR TEAM PREPARES FOR PARAPAN AMERICAN GAMES
• JUNIOR WOMEN BEAT EGYPT, MOVE TO 2-0 AT FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• JUNIOR WOMEN BEAT CHINA IN OPENER OF FIBA U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
• DWNT DEFEATS OLE MISS IN TUNE-UP FOR UNIVERSIADE
• CAN - Canada's Bhullar eager to play against Valanciunas
• FIBA – U19 World Championship for Men: Group C preview
• NBA - Rubio confirms move to Timberwolves for next season
• CAN - Canada women to hold try-outs for U19 Worlds
• NBA - Nowitzki wins it for Dallas [video]
• 3x3 - Llubjana event a huge success; attention turns to Youth World Championship
• 3x3 - Field increased to accommodate high demand for 1st Youth WC
• USA – Golden Girls return for another episode
• AUS - New club deals for Australia stars
• AUS/ANG - Boomers, Angola to play in Stankovic Cup final
• GBR - Deng cleared to play for Great Britain
• Summer Universiade: CIS MVP Hinz highlights Canadian men’s basketball team selection
• The 19th Annual BLG Awards: Clemençon, Hinz named CIS athletes of the year
• CIS coaching legend Ken Shields spends week with Bishop's Gaiters men's basketball
• Carleton receives CSTA PRESTIGE award for the 2010 CIS Final 8 Championship
• Summer Universiade: Pair of CIS champions highlights Canada’s women’s hoops roster
• Lancers' Williams helps Canada to fifth place finish at FIBA U19 World Championship
• Canadian Junior team defeat USA;now undefeated on the way to quarterfinals of the U19 World Championship
• WBCA’s Shoot For The Cure earns CBCF award
• First Canadian Basketball Congress Set For May
• Healthy and Happy is Hope for Halvorson
• UBC to remain in CIS
• CIS rep for Canada Basketball this summer
• DEVELOPMENT WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM ANNOUNCED FOR 2011 UNIVERSIADE