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In case you didn't know, the Harlem Globetrotters will be returning to the Owensboro Sportscenter on Sunday, December 15th. In honor of "World Trick Shot Day", Globetrotter Hammer Harrison attempted the first trick shot while skydiving, a slam dunk.

The one and only time I went to Rupp Arena was for a boys' state basketball game in 1991 and I was in a nosebleed section. We're talking so high the court was barely visible. Fast forward 28 years later and the home of the most storied basketball program in NCAA history is taking the sting out of the nosebleed experience.

Former Apollo standout Eli Wright has had quite the journey since his days in Owensboro. His latest stop? Western Kentucky University where he will be eligible to play this upcoming season.

Former Owensboro Catholic and Duke standout Rebecca Greenwell is coming home next month to host her first basketball camp.

Do your kids love basketball? The Owensboro Family YMCA will be offering a FREE Youth Basketball Camp this weekend-->

The news of the Louisville Men's Basketball team being mightily reprimanded earlier this week still has fans down, however, the 2013 national championship banner, which was taken down almost immediately, has found a new life.

The Marshall County High School shooting yesterday has brought a rallying of support from many Kentucky schools and sports teams. Ohio County paid their respects at last nights basketball games.

One of the North American Professional Basketball league's newest teams has released their home game schedule for 2018.

One of two new basketball teams coming to the city of Owensboro has found a name.

As I was scrolling through Facebook last week, as one does, I came upon a video my cousin had posted of a young man who was just shooting the lights out. Who is this kid?!?

The Kentucky Mavericks have set their roster for the 2017 season.  Training Camp ended this past weekend.  And they have announced the final 12.

In a John Calipari world, being offered a walk-on spot with the Cats is rare, but one of the state's most talented seniors, Taveion Hollingsworth, walked away from that opportunity instead to sign up for a scholarship with WKU.