There are three prerequisites for identifying a great class nationally in the high school basketball world. They are size, star power, and depth and, while the Class of 2019 may not turn out to be as good as the great Class of 1979...
Joey Yashinsky - a Special Contribution to HorizonLeague.com
(Teams are listed in order of final league standings, from 10th to first)
(“Scout’s Take” section contains analysis from...
The Rochester College Warriors found out their seed and who they would be playing in the first round of the NAIA National Basketball Tournament on Wednesday evening. The 29-2 Warriors drew the #2 seed and will take on #7 seed York College out of Nebraska on Thursday, March 9th at 6:45pm EST.
Notre Dame, Ind. - Holy Cross Men's Basketball is teaming up with the Saint Mary's College Dance Marathon this year. The Dance Marathon is a fundraiser for Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana.
By Paul Oren
For the better part of two decades, the Green Bay women’s basketball team has dominated the Horizon League. The Phoenix have won 19 straight regular-season titles dating back...
INDIANAPOLIS - The Horizon League announced the Academic All-League Team for women's basketball with five student-athletes being recognized for their work in their sport and in the classroom. A faculty...
INDIANAPOLIS – The Horizon League has announced its men’s basketball All-Academic Team for the 2016-17 season. Brett Prahl of Milwaukee, Northern Kentucky’s Drew McDonald, Sherron Dorsey-Walker of Oakland, Alec Peters of Valparaiso and Matt Donlan of Youngstown State make up the five-man team.
Chicago, Ill. – The Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference announced their women's basketball 2016-2017 awards Tuesday evening. Keysha Streater and Tagin Schultheis were both named to the CCAC's Honorable Mention All-Conference Team.
ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich.--The Rochester College men's team fell just short of their bid to win their first ever A.I.I. Tournament Conference Championship Sunday evening as the Washington Adventist University Shock upended the Warriors 78-63.
There has been a lot of hullabaloo about the Raptors dropping from the 2 seed and it's understandable why but, the 4 seed might be best for us and here's why:
There has been a lot of hullabaloo about the Raptors dropping from the 2 seed and it's understandable why but, the 4 seed might be best for us and here's why:
Some people say it is tough to beat the same team three times in one season. The Warriors had to test that theory Saturday night as they took on Indiana University Northwest for the third time this season.
Terrence Ross out, Sullinger was never really in and the team has 2.5 new players added into the team's rotation.
