Pacific Conference girls basketball all-league selections and individual awards for the 2024-25 season, as determined by a vote of the league’s coaches Macie Arzner, McMinnville Matea Vernon, Forest Grove Kiara Green,

TROY — The top two seeds in the Section II Class B girls’ basketball tournament advanced to Saturday’s final with semifinal wins on Wednesday. While one team struggled much of the game offensively in their respective semifinal, the other used a monster effort from beyond the arc in theirs.

The top girls basketball players from the Southeastern Conference were recognized this week for their play during the 2024-25 season. The SEC-Red saw 10 players earn recognition and eight from the SEC-White secured first team honors thanks to their standout seasons.

Playing defense at a tourney-appropriate level, the Dukes downed Caro 50-30 and earned a trip to the Division 2 district title game. Garber (11-13) takes on No. 4-ranked and host Frankenmuth at 7 p.m. Friday.

After missing out on playing in the WIAA 3A Girls State Basketball Tournament last year, the Meadowdale Mavericks returned to the bright lights of the Tacoma Dome on Wednesday,

Casting Chet Hanks as a similarly styled basketball player was a canny move on Running Point’s part. This past Sunday concluded the annual NFL combine in Indianapolis, an event showcasing college football's top prospects with coaches,

The No. 1-seeded Crosby-Ironton Rangers battled No. 4-seeded Pequot Lakes in the Section 7-2A Semifinals Wednesday, March 5.

The Michigan High School Sports Writers Association, formerly known as the Associated Press, recently released its final girls basketball rankings for the 2024-25 season as we enter the district playoffs.

Kenwood moves back to No. 1 after eliminating Nazareth and Young en route to their first trip to state. Glenbard West, Montini and Nashville join the rankings.