Ben Chamness went out on a high note.
The 2019-20 boys high school basketball season came to an abrupt end.
Here is a closer look at the 2019-20 Kenosha News All-County boys basketball second team (stats courtesy of WisSports.net):
The Tremper boys basketball team got within one victory of its first WIAA Division-1 State Tournament appearance since 2001 this season.
For any fans who will miss their usual dose of March Madness during this strange month, the Tremper boys basketball team had you covered.
The WIAA announced Thursday morning that it will not allow members of the general public to attend any of its boys or girls basketball games for the rest of the tournament season.
There are 16 teams remaining in the WIAA Division-1 boys basketball tournament.
The WIAA announced Thursday morning that it will not allow members of the general public to attend any of its boys or girls basketball games for the rest of the tournament season.
There are 16 teams remaining in the WIAA Division-1 boys basketball tournament.
If the Tremper boys basketball team was accepting an award Saturday night, the orchestra was starting to play it off the stage.
Six Kenosha County boys basketball teams will be in action Friday night in the WIAA regional semifinals.
Simply put, Indian Trail junior Ezra Stargell was on a different level Friday night.
Despite 24 points from Andrew Alia, the St. Joseph boys basketball team came up just short Tuesday night in a 51-46 Metro Classic Conference home loss to Burlington Catholic Central at Madrigrano Gymnasium.
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The object of everyone’s desire was bouncing around like a 5-year-old on a Pixie Sticks binge.
For 18 minutes Friday night, the Tremper boys basketball team had the look of a squad that hadn’t played in six days.
It takes months of planning — seven, tournament co-director John Lynn once said — to organize the Doctors of Physical Therapy Holiday Classic.
Fans who missed Saturday night’s crosstown tilt between the Tremper and St. Joseph boys basketball teams may regret not venturing to Carthage’s Tarble Arena.
The first night of the eighth annual Doctors of Physical Therapy Holiday Classic at Carthage’s Tarble Arena gave local high school basketball fans plenty to cheer about.
The Doctors of Physical Therapy Holiday Classic at Carthage’s Tarble Arena annually creates some of the most interesting cross-conference matchups in the area between high school basketball teams and players.
Indian Trail boys basketball coach Al Anderson issued a simple second-half challenge to his team Friday night:
Tremper boys basketball coach Ben Chamness always knew he had a talented group of seniors for this season.
The Tremper boys basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 60-51 non-conference win at Milwaukee South on Thursday.
Just about the only blemish suffered by the Tremper boys basketball team Saturday afternoon came on mistimed alley-oop for a dunk that led to a technical foul.
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The Central boys basketball team left no doubt in its WIAA Division-2 playoff opener Friday night.