The game is changing across Canada…
In a basketball first, 15-year old Laeticia Amihere became the first Canadian high school basketball to dunk in a basketball game.
In over 15 years of covering Canadian basketball I can’t recall a Canadian female attempt a dunk, rather completing one with oomph in game. The dunk has the Internets buzzing with Amihere’s name already being tossed around as potential No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA.
Selected sixth overall by the Washington Mystics in the 2024 WNBA Draft, Aaliyah Edwards becomes the second-highest drafted Canadian ever in the league.
After a redefining draft and major moves in the off-season, the 2023 WNBA season is set to be the most outstanding yet. Get ready!
Rumble, young woman, rumble. Aliyah knocked out the draft like mama said. Now Boston has the strength to be a winner on the biggest...
Laeticia Amihere is already in the history books as a dunker. Her next act will be in the WNBA.
In another subtle reminder that the Canadian women's game is well ahead of the men, a record four Canadians will take over the 2021...
Quebec basketball dominates at the 2019 Canadian National Championships, sweeping all four levels and claiming gold in all categories.
When it comes to Canadian basketball bragging rights, there is no doubt that the province (state) of Ontario dominates the ranks. Toronto and the...
Ontario’s U17 Men knocked off a feisty Nova Scotia squad 82-68 to claim the Gold medal at the 2011 Canadian national basketball championships. Both...
