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A dozen exceptional student-athletes -- already honored as National Player of the Year in their respective sports -- are contenders for the 10th annual Gatorade High School Athlete of the Year Award. On Tuesday in Los Angeles, one boy and one girl wi...

Tristan Braverman, a junior basketball player at Lawrence Woodmere (N.Y.) who was diagnosed with autism as a baby, has become a starter on his high school team.

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday Whether you're putting together a grouping of best quarterbacks or worst albums, or you're making that special list for Santa, there's nothing quite like a good list. So in honor of the holiday se...

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday Whether you're putting together a grouping of best quarterbacks or worst albums, or you're making that special list for Santa, there's nothing quite like a good list. So in honor of the holid...

Khadeen Carrington, a sophomore shooting guard at Bishop Loughlin (Brooklyn, N.Y.) escaped the littered streets of New York City for a bit of Southern Hospitality in Atlanta, Ga. this Thanksgiving weekend for the Big Apple vs. Big Peach Battle. The h...

There is unparalleled play at the high school level and impact players throughout the college ranks, but a surprising lack of young NBA standouts hail from NYC, writes Ryan Canner-O'Mealy.

Duncanville (Duncanville, Texas) forward Perry Jones grew from role player to superstar after his breakout summer got the hoops world buzzing, writes Ryan Canner-O'Mealy.

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At the Boost Mobile Elite 24, the nation's top 24 ballers take over New York's most famed streetball court.

2009 Elite 24 roster announced

After a whirlwind finish to his record-breaking senior season, Lincoln's Lance Stephenson prepares for the next chapter in his tumultuous hoops career

It takes a special athlete to excel on the football field and the basketball court. See which dual-sport players were named 2009 ESPN RISE Grid-Hoop All-Americans.

Jeremy Tyler, a 6-foot-11 junior, has dropped out of San Diego High School and says he will skip his senior year to play professionally in Europe, The New York Times and Yahoo! Sports reported on Wednesday.