Recruiting: Georgetown’s Collin Holloway commits to Tulane men’s hoops
The 6-foot-6 Port Allen product averaged 9.2 points on 45.8 percent from the floor and 75.3 percent from the line for the Hoyas last season
view moreLABC honors state’s best Saturday night
A national championship-winning coach, along with a former long-time sports information director, were the major honorees at Saturday’s 48th Annual Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches Awards Banquet.
view moreJack Orsley: One of a kind for nearly 80 years
During his 91 years of life, John C. “Jack” Orsley graced some of the best institutions both in southeast Louisiana and in this country with his presence.
view moreCarver basketball standout Dorian Finister signs with Kansas State
The 6-foot-5 guard scored 14 points in Carver’s Class 4A state championship win over McMain.
view moreTory Hearn resigns as Northshore girls basketball coach
Hearn was an assistant coach in 2016-17 and became the head coach in 2017, serving the past five seasons in that capacity at her alma mater.
view moreMadison Prep forward Percy Daniels decommits from Seton Hall, pledges to Tulane
The 6-foot-9 Daniels was the Class 3A MVP as a senior.
view moreCarver’s Solomon Washington named Louisiana’s Mr. Basketball
Solomon Washington met Carver basketball coach Nate Roche for the first time in the summer before Washington started high school, and Roche told Washington he could someday be the best player in the state.
view moreParkway’s Mikaylah Williams is LSWA’s Miss Basketball for 2022
Already in elite company, Parkway guard Mikaylah Williams moved a step higher this week when she was named Louisiana Farm Bureau/Miss Basketball by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
view moreWarhawk Women’s Hoops signs West Monroe’s Butler
Sha’Miya Butler, a 6-2 center from West Monroe, has been a dominant force in the success of Coach John Green’s teams over the last four seasons.
view moreMany schools place standouts on LSWA All-State basketball teams
Seventeen schools earned first- or second-team representation, including nine different schools with players on the boys’ or girls’ first teams alone.
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