Wisconsin High School Basketball News

The Whitnall seventh-grade boys basketball team captured its third straight championship in the Wisconsin State Invitational Tournament in March.

"Injuries and illnesses. It just went from one to the other," Brill said. "The poor kids.

Oshkosh North's Nate Neveau throws a pass during the Division 2 state title game last season.

ESPN Big Ten projects the Badgers to win the Big Ten West Division, with 21.9 percent odds of winning the conference title.

Hype is considered either a trend or coincidence until the player steps on the field, but it's beginning to look like a trend for Melvin Gordon .

Forward Karley Sylvester and defenseman Katarina Zgraja will join Blayre Turnbull on the leadership team next season as alternate captains.

Still trying to find a way home, the Whitefish Bay girls basketball team did not go into the holiday break with merry hearts, falling to area rival Shorewood, 55-35, on Dec. 21, just two days after being drilled by Cedarburg, 61-20, in a North Shore Conference game.

The high school basketball regular season is 22 games long with the season starting with practice in November and ending with the state tournament in March.

There wasn't an Averkamp, Bearden, Wesenberg or Showalter in sight when the Germantown boys summer basketball team beat Milwaukee King, 63-50, on July 1 at the Kern Center on the MSOE campus in Milwaukee.

First you think of her as arguably the best female high school basketball player in Waukesha North history.

Cera reopens recruitment: Mukwonago rising junior Bre Cera , who orally committed to the UW-Green Bay women's basketball program as a freshman, has reopened her recruitment.

Nicolet's Tre Kinlow goes hard to the basket against Whitefish Bay's Jamie Schneck and Ron Patten in a 53-52 win at Bay on Jan. 29. Nicolet's Tre Kinlow goes hard to the basket against Whitefish Bay's Jamie Schneck and Ron Patten in a 53-52 win at Bay on Jan. 29. Calling it a character win, coach Paul Hepp and the Nicolet boys basketball team hit ... (more)

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Matt Heldt is following the footsteps of other local high school athletes this summer by committing to college before their senior year even starts.

Mark Miller of Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook broke the news via Twitter that Neenah center Matt Heldt has verbally committed to Marquette University and new head coach Steve Wojciechowski.