Mar. 13— . Illinois basketball has featured so many incredibly talented and accomplished high school basketball players. Over the years, I have been lucky to have seen, coached and coached ...

The IHSA on Tuesday announced the boys and girls basketball state tournaments will change their format, reverting to a similar schedule used from 2022 to 2024 when the single-weekend format was ...

The IHSA Boys Basketball Tournament kicked off on Thursday. 16 of the best high school teams from across the state are battling it out for the championship title.

More scheduling changes are coming to the IHSA boys’ basketball state tournament when the 2026 event tips off at State Farm Center in Champaign, the organization announced on Tuesday. Sports ...

The IHSA Boys Basketball State Finals debuted on the University of Illinois campus in 1919 and were played in the State Farm Center (then the Assembly Hall) from 1963 to 1995, before returning in ...

The IHSA state basketball tournament made a significant change following the 2001-02 season. Before that season the Public League champion was guaranteed a spot in the IHSA State Finals.

Three-year hosting contracts for the IHSA state finals end after the 2024 tournament. Champaign and Bloomington are expected to be extended as hosts.

Mar. 7—CHAMPAIGN — History will be made one way or another on Saturday afternoon and Saturday night at State Farm Center. None of the Class 1A or Class 4A finalists in this year's IHSA boys ...

After a one-year tweak, Illinois will return to its previous format for the high school basketball state finals for 2026. Here's why.

The Illinois boys high school basketball playoffs are coming to a close as IHSA state tournament action gets underway this week. State semifinal games will be played March 7-8, and all four state ...

The IHSA announced Tuesday morning that it has approved the use of a 35-second shot clock for boys and girls varsity basketball games beginning with the 2026-27 school year.

Glenbrook South boys' basketball coach Phil Ralston when he coached Geneva at the 2015 IHSA boys' basketball state tournament in Peoria.