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Of more than 400 NBA champions since 1947, California is the only state with more than 50 players to win a ring.

Kentucky legend Ervin Stepp leads list that includes Dajuan Wagner, Monta Ellis and LiAngelo Ball.

Listen in as Bryce Narvaez has the call for this boys high school basketball game.

Listen in as Bryce Narvaez has the call for this Pacific League high school boys basketball game.

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Seven players have averaged over 50 points in a single season.

Nationally-ranked squads at the top of the Open Divisions set the tone for one of the country's largest prep playoff tournaments in any sport.

Historic wins, perfect games, national titles and national disgraces helped make the last 365 days memorable.

Top seed Sierra Canyon to host second seed Centennial for the Open Division championship; 252 teams overall started the tournament, 20 will play for championships this week, starting Wednesday.

Baseball, basketball and softball among the Southern California regionals to be held; State track and field shut out for second straight year.

Joe Girard III, Luke Kennard and Trae Young among recent players to achieve rare scoring feat.

'The Shot' tops our look back at the best of the past 10 years.

The Golden State's top hardwood programs since 2010.

From 'Remember the Titans' to 'Wildcats,' here are some flicks while we wait for high school sports to return.

A day before two-day, 12-division tournament, the CIF pulls the plug on event slated for the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento.

Champions to be crowned in 10 divisions.

'America's Finest High School Basketball Tournament' loaded with quality programs once again, including seven which won state or section titles last season.

Tournament MVP Matthew Grant leads storied Los Angeles program to unlikely title run in the desert; Derick Newton's 27 pushes Harvard-Westlake to third place.

Texas Class 5A runner-up Fort Bend Travis and star twins Aaron and Andrew Harrison headed to Palm Springs in December with more than 120 other squads.