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Since its humble beginnings in 1959, the San Francisco Police Activities League (PAL) has touched the lives of countless youth in the city of San Francisco. Last week, the San Francisco PAL celebrated its 50th anniversary by...
BEIJING, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Cleveland Cavaliers shareholder Kenny Huang is awaiting approval to become the first foreign owner of a Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) club, local media reported on Friday.
by Sandy Dover Classy, classy, classy. The Philadelphia 76ers have made yet another change to the uniforms and have done so with dramatic and timelessly positive results. Modeled by Elton Brand and Thaddeus Young, the new look...
TAIPEI, Sep 06, 2009 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Chinese mainland teams have advanced smoothly in the heats of badminton and table tennis team competition as events at the ten-day Deaflympics kicked off Sunday. During the badminton...
SYDNEY — The next time Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut suits up for his native Australia in a basketball international, he'll have a Chinese company's name or logo emblazoned on his jersey. Basketball Australia on Tuesday...
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Right alongside Kentucky Fried Chicken, basketball has proven to be one of the most popular exports from the States. So it comes as no surprise that the first ever NBA team to come to China is an event worthy of celebration....
Beijing Olympians Brad Newley, Mark Worthington and Joe Ingles headline the Boomers team to take on New Zealand in the opening game of the FIBA Oceania Championship in Sydney on Sunday. Sharp shooter James Harvey returns to the...
The American dream unfolds as a familiar tale: poor kid works hard and grows up to be a rich, successful businessman. The Chinese dream isn't so different, except in the case of basketball star Yao Ming, it goes something like...
By Helena Zhu Epoch Times Staff Jul 9, 2009 NEW YORK—On Independence Day, when most Americans were at home relaxing, cyber terrorists got to work, paralyzing dozens of government and commercial websites in the United States and...
