Basketball-Australia's Sobey says Olympic bronze medal was stolen
(Reuters) - Australian basketball player Nathan Sobey appealed for help on Sunday in recovering his Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze medal after it was stolen from his home in Brisbane.
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Irving stars in Nets' NBA win over Bucks
Kyrie Irving has given another tantalising glimpse of what could be, scoring a season-high 38 point to help slumping Brooklyn beat NBA defending champions Milwaukee 126-23.
Kings beat Adelaide to extend NBL streak
Superstar import Jaylen Adams' massive three-pointer with 3.5 seconds remaining has launched the Sydney Kings back into the NBL top four after a nail-biting 93-90 victory over the Adelaide 36ers.
Gonzaga Bulldogs among record 7 top-10 men's basketball teams to lose Saturday
For the first time in college basketball history, seven top-10 teams lost on the same day.
Heartless thieves steal Nathan Sobey’s Tokyo Olympics bronze medal from Brisbane home
An Olympic bronze medal belonging to Australian basketballer Nathan Sobey has been stolen after his Brisbane home was burgled on Saturday night.
Homegrown basketball, lifewire of Nigeria’s youth development—Mark
Sponsor of Mark D’Ball Basketball Championship, Igoche Mark, has said Nigeria needs to focus more on domestic basketball development to discover more talents from the grassroots, saying it is the life wire of youth development in basketball.
Canada remains undefeated with win over Dominican Republic in FIBA World Cup qualifiers
Kyle Wiltjer scored 15 points and the Canadian men's basketball team defeated the Dominican Republic 85-79 Saturday in FIBA World Cup qualifying.
Canada still unbeaten in FIBA World Cup qualifying
Kyle Wiltjer scored 15 points and the Canadian men's basketball team defeated the Dominican Republic 85-79 Saturday in FIBA World Cup qualifying. Wiltjer was one of four Canadians to score in double figures for the Canadians. Phil Scrubb had 14 points, Kaza Kajami-Keane scored 13 and Kassius Robertson added 10.