You are 15 years old and you can google yourself and see words like “The Great Canadian Hope” and “Hoops prodigy” next to your name. Your name is Andrew Wiggins. You are still in high school. You c...

Over the weekend, Humber College held its 30th Humber Basketball Classic. With a strong field, the two-day event saw some exciting close games and big-time performances by some of the top players in t...

Coming into the 2011 4A OFSAA provincial champions 16-year old, 6-7 Toronto and Canadian High School basketball sensation Andrew Wiggins had one thing in mind, as described by his tweet on Sunday nigh...

It's still no slam dunk, but Canada's national basketball program is starting to show signs that it belongs on same court with the world's giants. The Canadian program's on the upswing. Along with ...

Maybe we should be asking Mark Few or Rick Barnes to coach the Canadian National Basketball Team instead of Leo Rautins. The Texas Longhorns have added another big time canadian basketball recruit ...

But if you're looking for the player some consider the next basketball prodigy, you'll have to go somewhere unusual to find him: Canada. That's right. The land of Gordie Howe, Wayne Gretzky and Sid...

“I want to make it to the top, to the highest level, the NBA,” he says. “If I work hard and stay humble, the sky is the limit.” But in his case it’s actually true. He is quite possibly the best bas...

Team USA Midwest outscored Canada 21-13 in the fourth quarter to claim the 2011 Nike Global Challenge Championship. The two undefeated squads came out flying and the score was all knotted-up at 27-...

“I can do everything,” he said. “I can finish around the rim. My biggest strength is slashing to the rim, and I can get in transition and finish with both hands.”

Wiggins put up 21 points and grabbed 10 boards in Saturday’s International game at the Jordan Brand Classic. He seemed to thrive in a featured matchup against highly touted Slovenian forward Mario Hez...