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Langara’s basketball teams had a tumultuous week, with the women’s team losing two consecutive games — as well as their coach. Meanwhile, the men fared slightly better, defeating one of their top rivals and losing to another.

Despite recent criticisms around the use of cryotherapy to treat injuries calling the treatment pseudo-science, some athletes, coaches and clinics stand by their various cures.

Langara is expected to get a return on the money and labour it is investing into hosting the men’s national college basketball championship, according to the head of the athletic department.

A Langara basketball player went from benchwarmer to MVP after the former star was sidelined because of an injury.

Reported by Adam Levi Competitive basketball returned to Vancouver last week for the inaugural Vancouver Showcase. From Nov. 18-24, a dozen of the U.S.’s Division-1 men’s and women’s college basketball teams showed off their skills in…

Reported by Adam Levi Falcons’ athletic history will be made at the Langara men’s basketball season-opener on Nov. 2 when a son will suit up for the same team his father played on nearly four decades ago. In 1982, Ed Anderson became a…

Basketball is back in Musqueam. Youth interest in the sport, which thrived throughout the 1990s, had all but died, until last year.

As the PacWest basketball season comes to a close, the Langara Falcons men’s team are gearing up for the playoffs, while a young women’s team fell short of playoff qualification.

With B.C. organizations encouraging inclusivity in wheelchair sports, some say that kids are able to overcome past basketball fears with a level playing field.

The Langara Falcons men’s and women’s basketball teams have had drastically different results as the PacWest season winds down.