The return of Gillette College basketball brought a big home crowd and a big win as the Pronghorns move to 5-1 on the season with a 20-point win over Lake Region State College.
Reaching the Division I level of college basketball was never the end goal for Tarig Eisa. It was just a stepping stone.
The ultimate goal for the Gillette College forward is to become a professional basketball player, a journey that has already taken him all over North America.
Mason Archambault is returning to South Dakota to join the Division I basketball ranks.
The Gillette College sophomore, who played prep hoops in Rapid City, South Dakota, announced Tuesday that he has committed to the University of South Dakota. Archambault called it a dream come true and said USD was the school he wanted to play for “since I came to Gillette.”
Gillette College sophomore Bradley Akhile will be playing Division I basketball next year at the University of the Incarnate Word. The 6-foot-7 forward from Houston will return to his home state, as his commitment takes him to San Antonio, Texas.
The return of Gillette College basketball brought a big home crowd and a big win as the Pronghorns move to 5-1 on the season with a 20-point win over Lake Region State College.
Reaching the Division I level of college basketball was never the end goal for Tarig Eisa. It was just a stepping stone.
The ultimate goal for the Gillette College forward is to become a professional basketball player, a journey that has already taken him all over North America.
Mason Archambault is returning to South Dakota to join the Division I basketball ranks.
The Gillette College sophomore, who played prep hoops in Rapid City, South Dakota, announced Tuesday that he has committed to the University of South Dakota. Archambault called it a dream come true and said USD was the school he wanted to play for “since I came to Gillette.”
Gillette College sophomore Bradley Akhile will be playing Division I basketball next year at the University of the Incarnate Word. The 6-foot-7 forward from Houston will return to his home state, as his commitment takes him to San Antonio, Texas.
The return of Gillette College basketball brought a big home crowd and a big win as the Pronghorns move to 5-1 on the season with a 20-point win over Lake Region State College.
Reaching the Division I level of college basketball was never the end goal for Tarig Eisa. It was just a stepping stone.
The ultimate goal for the Gillette College forward is to become a professional basketball player, a journey that has already taken him all over North America.
Mason Archambault is returning to South Dakota to join the Division I basketball ranks.
The Gillette College sophomore, who played prep hoops in Rapid City, South Dakota, announced Tuesday that he has committed to the University of South Dakota. Archambault called it a dream come true and said USD was the school he wanted to play for “since I came to Gillette.”