Ballislife

Founded in 2005, Ballislife started as a platform showcasing basketball players and has evolved into a reputable brand in basketball apparel, media, and event management. Originally a "Mixtape" outlet, this Southern California company has since covered nearly every significant high school and grassroots basketball event. Today, it regularly produces content that appears on major news platforms, including the New York Times, and is featured on popular television shows like ESPN’s SportsCenter. With millions of followers on social media, Ballislife's content has garnered over 500 million views on YouTube and attracts an additional 25 million visitors each year to its website. The site also hosts the esteemed FAB 50 National Team Rankings, which have been compiled since the 1987-88 season. Additionally, Ballislife organizes notable events such as the annual Ballislife All-American Game, the Ballislife Jr. All-American Camp, and the Eastbay Funk Dunk Contest.

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Section 7: Millenium, Salesian, Notre Dame Triumph

4 days ago | ballislife.com | Ronnie Flores

At the sixth annual Section 7 Team Camp, Arizona’s high school team to beat, Millennium (Goodyear, Ariz.), captured a major division title (Cache AI) for the second consecutive year. Other top divisions were captured by two of the better teams in California, as Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks, Calif.) and Salesian (Richmond, Calif.) go unbeaten in bracket play among 10 divisional winners at the Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa, Ariz.
Pacers, Thunder: FULL Game 7 Log

6 days ago | ballislife.com | Ronnie Flores

Keep track of Game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals, as the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers are tied 3-3 in a winner-take-all situation. The Oklahoma City Thunder (68-14), the top seed in the Western Conference, and the No. 4 Eastern Conference seed Indiana Pacers (50-32) enter Game 7 at Oklahoma tied, 3-3, with all the marbles on the line. Obviously, the winner will be crowned 2025 NBA champion. This is the first Game 7 NBA Finals Game since 2016.
Thunder, Pacers: FULL Game 6 Log

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Ronnie Flores

Keep track of Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals, as the Oklahoma City Thunder look to close out the series and win the franchise's first title in OKC. The Oklahoma City Thunder (68-14), the top seed in the Western Conference, and the No. 4 Eastern Conference seed Indiana Pacers (50-32) enter game 6 with OKC leading the series, 3-2.
Stephen Jackson Wanted ALL THE SMOKE!

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Cazzie Luz

Corey Brewer and Houston Rig Hands faced off against Coach Stephen Jackson and DMV Trilogy. Things got heated in an intense game.
WNBA Reveals Punishments After Fever-Sun Clash Escalates

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Grant Afseth

The Indiana Fever’s 88-71 win over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday night clinched a Commissioner’s Cup championship berth—but the game may be remembered more for its physicality and fallout than the result on the scoreboard. Tensions boiled over repeatedly throughout the contest, culminating in a late-game scuffle and three ejections. The WNBA reviewed the events Wednesday, upgrading a foul and issuing fines, but ultimately deciding not to hand out suspensions.
Buss Family Sells Lakers For Highest Price In Sports History

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Will Despart

While reporters and insiders have been anticipating major trade movement to happen in the NBA at any waking moment, Wednesday brought a legitimate bombshell on the team ownership front that will go down as a historic moment in the league’s timeline. The Buss family, who has owned the Los Angeles Lakers since 1979, sold their majority stake in the franchise to current Dodgers and Sparks owner Mark Walter on Wednesday.
NBA Finals: MVP Up For Grabs?

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Will Despart

With Jalen Williams’ 40-point performance to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a pivotal Game 5 victory over the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals on Monday, there’s now a legitimate NBA Finals MVP debate. Through four games, the common consensus was that regular season MVP Shai-Gilgeous Alexander would waltz to the Bill Russell Trophy, especially after scoring 15 points in the final 4:38 of Game 4 to even the series at two games apiece after falling behind with a Game 3 loss.
“Just Keep Pushing”: Paige Bueckers Leads Wings' Breakthrough Win

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Grant Afseth

As Paige Bueckers pulled up from the free-throw line and knocked down a jumper with just over four minutes to play, there was a quiet sense of arrival. The Dallas Wings were in another late-game battle — but this time, Bueckers was the one steadying the moment. The rookie guard from UConn scored 20 points and added four rebounds, two assists and four steals in Tuesday night’s 80–71 win over the Golden State Valkyries at College Park Center.
NBPA Top 100 Camp: Position Breakdown

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Ronnie Flores

The 31st edition of the NBPA Top 100 Camp took place June 9-13 in Rock Hill, S.C., as approximately 110 of the nation's best high school prospects participated at an event that is geared to give campers a glimpse of the NBA game. They are coached and mentored by former NBA players throughout the camp and play with NBA rules. This year, there was turnover in the camp's leadership and more focus on drill and skill work.
Desmond Bane Trade Signals Shift as Magic Target Championship

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Grant Afseth

Desmond Bane’s arrival in Orlando marks a turning point for a Magic franchise that has officially shifted from a developmental focus to contention. The Orlando Magic acquired Bane from the Memphis Grizzlies in a franchise-altering trade that sent Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, four unprotected first-round picks (2025, Phoenix’s 2026, 2028, 2030), and a 2029 pick swap to Memphis.