The San Francisco Dons will look to bounce back in 2015-16 after their attempt to become a breakout WCC team was derailed last year.
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A quiet tradition of summer basketball in the San Francisco Bay Area contains a star studded resume of noteworthy current and former NBA and college player
The former star San Francisco Dons forward will join the Hebeisen White Wings.
The biggest street basketball tournament in the world took place last weekend as thousands attended and played in Spokane Hoopfest 2015.
A San Francisco Dons coach is leaving to take a head job, while they have added a top high school coach to the staff in response.
He never saw the spotlight, but Gavin Hoffman was a key role players for four years with the San Francsico Dons.
Senior Send-Off: San Francisco's Kruize Pinkins
After spending 3 years playing at San Francisco, Mark Tollefsen leaves his mark on the program as a versatile big man and dependable scorer.
Though not a marquee name on the San Francisco roster, Chris Adams has been a solid four year contributor to the men’s basketball program.
The overhaul of the San Francisco Dons roster is taking shape as the WCC school has added three recruits to the roster.
San Francisco Dons forward Matt Christiansen will forego his senior season of basketball to finish his final year at Oklahoma as a normal student.
Productive, versatile and unbelievable self-motivation are important characteristics of Matt Glover’s career with the San Francisco Dons.
It was an all WCC final in the 2015 State Farm Three Point Shootout as Cassandra Brown of Portland defeated Kevin Pangos of Gonzaga.
Check out the final standings of the West Coast Convo 2015 NCAA Tournament Bracketology Competition!
The San Francisco Dons are losing one of their anchors for next season as Mark Tollefsen will graduate and seek to transfer to play as a grad student.
Comparing and contrasting the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament to the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight is like comparing a low-cost buffet in Las Vegas
Gonzaga led most of the game, but Tennessee used a furious comeback to force overtime and win their Sweet Sixteen game in the 2015 Women's NCAA Tournament.
After upset wins in the first two rounds, the Gonzaga Bulldogs get a shot at legendary Tennesse in the Sweet Sixteen of the 2015 Women's NCAA Tournament.
See how the writers of West Coast Convo are doing so far in their Bracketology Competition for the 2015 NCAA Tournament!
Gonzaga got another upset in the Women's NCAA Tournament on Sunday as they advanced to the Sweet Sixteen with a win over Oregon State.