Xavier Moon a shining example of how far the CEBL has come
Professionalism and competition of the CEBL is allowing its stars to make the jump to the NBA.
Basketball
Nipissing guard Neves adjusts to USPORTS, looks south for inspiration
Portugal is known primarily as a footballing nation, producing star players such as Cristiano Ronaldo.
The small Iberian nation of 11 million people is now turning out athletes making an impact in other sports, such as basketball.
Young Alberta hoops star not put off by competing against older competition
Delaney Gibb has always competed against older players, so being the youngest at the most important game of her life didn’t frighten the point guard away.
Huskies guard Viana opening doors for Portuguese basketball players in USPORTS
Claudia Viana is the only female USPORTS basketball player from Portugal, and putting her country in the spotlight in Canadian university basketball.
Gilgeous-Glasgow determined to join his cousins in the NBA
Brampton’s Javier Gilgeous-Glasgow is confident in reaching his ultimate goal of making it to the NBA.
Alberta’s Gibb turns heads at high school women’s basketball classic
Delaney Gibb had a game high 18 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks and was named Co-MVP, as Team Red narrowly defeated Team White 99-98 in the Biosteel All Canadian Girls Game at the Goldring Centre on Sunday afternoon.
Jassman doesn’t limit his athleticism to just wheelchair basketball
Paralympian Chad Jassman has overcome many challenges in his life and believes his love of wheelchair basketball helped him overcome them.
Alberta’s De’Aeth driven to make Paralympic basketball debut
Wheelchair basketball player Reed De’Aeth is training hard for the opportunity to represent Canada in the 2024 Paralympics.
East York’s basketball talent is shaking up notions of what Canadian players can do
Young and upcoming basketball players in East York are determined to destroy stereotypes that Canadians can’t hold their own.
Mutware new to wheelchair basketball but having impact on Canada’s men’s team
Blaise Mutware, a member of Canada’s men’s wheelchair basketball team, started playing when he moved to Canada at 13, but is quickly becoming a star.