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Comprehensive look at hoops champs from across the country.

The certified trainer gets us moving with a 15-minute, high-energy session.

Kansas is first in the country to cancel all of spring sports, a week after cancelling state basketball tournament; All-State basketball teams selected.

McPherson claims 11th state basketball title in school history while Aquinas girls win first title since 2004. Also, Wichita Heights boys and girls sweep titles.

Knights rally from 11-point deficit going into fourth quarter to begin madness. Also, postseason predictions.

Three girls teams and four boys teams return to the Kansas basketball tournaments to defend titles, but only the Wichita Heights and Wichita Collegiate boys and the Concordia girls will succeed

Now that the Wichita Collegiate boys and girls swept the Mid-Central League's final regular-season high school basketball titles, the Spartans go for the sweep of the Class 3A state tournament.

Just as Bishop Miege was making a serious run at the top spot in the 5A rankings, Blue Valley West derailed the Stags 61-58 after falling to them by 29 points a month earlier.

Topeka Hayden and Topeka HIghland Park came up big in the fourth quarter Saturday to keep long winning streaks alive and win tournaments; Wichita Collegiate's Jablonski sets school record in triple overtime win.

Ashia Woods and Mariah Green worked together to secure a 50-44 Spartan win over Haven with a late steal and lay-up.

Ryan Arel and Steve Carver combined for 41 points in helping Shawnee Mission Northwest turn its fortunes around against Olathe East with a 57-40 triumph over the Hawks.

Tyrell Hardwell went on a second half scoring tear to lead Wichita West to its first City League win in two years.

The 2008-2009 Kansas girls basketball season looks to be one of the most competitive in recent years with the likes of Lindsey Keller, LaSharra Riley, Julia Marshall, Tiffany Bias and Joanna McFarland taking the court in a town near you.

After shining on the court, it’s time for Kansas prep athletes to get their due on paper as Dean Backes unveils his All-State basketball teams.

After dominating Saturday’s championship game 88-67, Golden Buffalo unseat Topeka Highland Park as Kansas’ best team; Final state tournament scoring leaders.

For one Lawrence team, the glass slipper barely slides on, but for the other? Goliath just won’t go down.

Forty-eight girls and boys basketball teams prepared to take to the courts at six state tournament sites in Kansas this weekend; MaxPreps’ Dean Backes takes you through the brackets and into championship Saturday.

With a 57-35 win over Wichita East, the Lions are one step closer to a berth in the Kansas 6A state tournament; Backes breaks down state rankings.

After years of being on the wrong side of some lopsided basketball scores, the Blue Valley girls are making up for lost time.

Win over Shawnee Mission South and losses by Blue Valley West and Wichita East clears path for Free State’s rise in MaxPreps poll; 13-1 Highland Park still No. 1.

The Chieftains found themselves on the ropes against Basehor-Linwood for the second time this year, but this time they rally for a 50-44 overtime win.

Basehor-Linwood’s boys and girls teams use tournament victories to vault themselves into this week’s rankings.