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====First round====
 
====First round====
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'''(1) Allentown 78 - (16) Pontiac 63 '''
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Pontiac went into the half with a one point lead and were smelling the upset in the locker room. However a 13-2 Camofulage Men run late in the second half was to much for the OttawaRebellion and sent the 16th seed packing. Victor Tyler led Allentown with 20 points on 8-12 shooting while Craig Nicely added 14.
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'''(9) Reading 87 - (8) Green Bay 80 '''
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Stacey Gray scored 20 out of Green Bay's first 25 points and things were looking their way, but Reading just kept grinding away, keeping it close and took their first lead with 9 minutes left in the second half. Gray ended the night with an amazing 45 points, but it wasn't enough as the Jammers dominated inside, outrebounding the Cheesy Poofs by 14. Cole Patino paced the way for Reading with 10 points and 11 boards while Donald Beckwith came off the bench for 14 points on 6-9 shooting.
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'''(12) Salt Lake City 60 - (5) Jersey City 43 '''
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Salt Lake put on a tremendous defensive performance, shutting down Heath Ralston and the rest of the Jesters, holding them to just 43 points on 18-56 shooting. Lionel Baldwin led the way for the Stormin' Mormon, scoring 22 points, going 8-8 from the charity stripe while Damien Daley added 19 on 8-11 shooting.
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'''(4) Plainview 76 - (13) Fort Wayne 66 '''
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The undefeated Paint Pioneers jumped out to a double digit lead and kept it that way for the remainder of the game as they controlled the boards and played solid enough defense to move on. Franklin Tower led Plainview in scoring with 19 points and 5 rebounds while Samuel Church had a double-double with 10 points and 14 boards.
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'''(3) Bangor 78 - (14) Pierre 77 '''
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Pierre gave Bangor everything they could handle, staying close throughout but in the end the 3 seeded Black Bears moved on. J.B. Allers scored 23 points for Bangor while Phil Rockett added 14 and 6 assists while the Black Bears hit 6-12 from beyond the arc.
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'''(11) Odessa 92 - (6) Tucson 84 '''
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Odessa lacked the size coming into this one but they clearly had the heart and passion to win as Orville Harvey, giving up 9 inches to the talented Raymond Salazar, led the D'Noodlers with 26 points, including 4 trifecta's. Keith Sullivan and Gerald Manuel combined for 35 points as well as Odessa kept the turnovers low and forced the more talented Tribe into uncharacteristic mistakes.
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'''(10) Reno 85 - (7) Lansing 70 '''
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Reno carried a 22 point lead into the half and held on, cruising into the second round despite a so-so performance from it's trio of freshmen. While Jeffrey Kelly was solid inside with a 15 point, 8 rebound performance, Donald Lawrence was pretty quiet as well as Dos Bebidos. Christopher Roberts, Reno's junior guard came off the bench for 15 big points in 18 minutes.
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'''(2) Detroit 99 - (15) Colorado Springs 86 '''
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The Audacity jumped out early, thwarted a small comeback by the Top Guns and cruised into the half with a 16 point lead. Colorado Springs made one more effort to get back into it, but Detroit simply had to much firepower. Oscar Peterson led Detroit with 28 points while Max French added 20 on 8-11 shooting. Detroit also got to the line 30 times, converting 21 compared to just 8-12 shooting by Colorado Springs.
  
 
====Second Round====
 
====Second Round====

Revision as of 04:46, 20 September 2011

Season 66 National Title Tournament

Brackets

Northwest Region

  First round Second round Semifinals Finals
                                     
1  Allentown 78  
16  Pontiac 63  
  8   ##  
 
  1   ##  
8  Green Bay 80
9  Reading 87  
  5   ##  
  8   ##  
5  Jersey City 43  
12  Salt Lake City 60  
  5   ##
 
  4   ##  
4  Plainview 76
13  Fort Wayne 66  
  6   ##
  4   ##
3  Bangor 78  
14  Pierre 77  
  6   ##
 
  3   ##  
6  Tucson 84
11  Odessa 92  
  6   ##
  7   ##  
7  Lansing 70  
10  Reno 85  
  7   ##
 
  2   ##  
2  Detroit 99
15  Colorado Springs 86  

Southwest Region

  First round Second round Semifinals Finals
                                     
1  Phoenix 65  
16  Greenville 52  
  1   ##  
 
  8   ##  
8  Corpus Christi 65
9  Indianapolis 63  
  1   ##  
  5   ##  
5  Alexandria 62  
12  Columbus 59  
  5   ##
 
  4   ##  
4  Morgantown 70
13  Manassas 76  
  2   ##
  1   ##
3  Terre-Haute 91  
14  Asheville 96  
  6   ##
 
  3   ##  
6  Boston 73
11  San Jose 70  
  2   ##
  6   ##  
10  Seattle 56  
7  Huntington Beach 83  
  2   ##
 
  10   ##  
2  Aberdeen 72
15  Cincinnati 73  

Northeast Region

  First round Second round Semifinals Finals
                                     
1  Casper 86  
16  Santa Ana 64  
  1   ##  
 
  9   ##  
8  Birmingham 69
9  Abilene 58  
  1   ##  
  5   ##  
5  Glendale 97  
12  Duluth 95  
  5   ##
 
  13   ##  
4  Waterloo 86
13  Mobile 82  
  1   ##
  11   ##
3  Fresno 76  
14  Montpelier 70  
  11   ##
 
  14   ##  
6  Tuscaloosa 76
11  Myrtle Beach 70  
  11   ##
  2   ##  
7  Boca Raton 88  
10  Durham 84  
  2   ##
 
  7   ##  
2  Sarasota 86
15  Hot Springs 91  

Southeast Region

  First round Second round Semifinals Finals
                                     
1  Lake Tahoe 82  
16  Scranton 57  
  1   ##  
 
  8   ##  
8  Blacksburg 58
9  Nashville 69  
  5   ##  
  1   ##  
5  St. Paul 90  
12  Paducah 80  
  5   ##
 
  13   ##  
4  Denver 83
13  Pensacola 85  
  3   ##
  5   ##
3  Cambridge 72  
14  Inglewood 66  
  3   ##
 
  11   ##  
6  Lexington 71
11  Chicago 75  
  3   ##
  7   ##  
7  Louisville 67  
10  Beaumont 74  
  7   ##
 
  2   ##  
2  Clemson 97
15  Long Beach 83  

Final Four

  Semi-finals Final
 
 Tucson  84  
 Nashville  81  
 
 
      Fresno  89
    Tucson  78
 
 Fresno  80
 Clemson  67  

Game Summaries

Northwest Region

First round

(1) Allentown 78 - (16) Pontiac 63 Pontiac went into the half with a one point lead and were smelling the upset in the locker room. However a 13-2 Camofulage Men run late in the second half was to much for the OttawaRebellion and sent the 16th seed packing. Victor Tyler led Allentown with 20 points on 8-12 shooting while Craig Nicely added 14.

(9) Reading 87 - (8) Green Bay 80 Stacey Gray scored 20 out of Green Bay's first 25 points and things were looking their way, but Reading just kept grinding away, keeping it close and took their first lead with 9 minutes left in the second half. Gray ended the night with an amazing 45 points, but it wasn't enough as the Jammers dominated inside, outrebounding the Cheesy Poofs by 14. Cole Patino paced the way for Reading with 10 points and 11 boards while Donald Beckwith came off the bench for 14 points on 6-9 shooting.

(12) Salt Lake City 60 - (5) Jersey City 43 Salt Lake put on a tremendous defensive performance, shutting down Heath Ralston and the rest of the Jesters, holding them to just 43 points on 18-56 shooting. Lionel Baldwin led the way for the Stormin' Mormon, scoring 22 points, going 8-8 from the charity stripe while Damien Daley added 19 on 8-11 shooting.

(4) Plainview 76 - (13) Fort Wayne 66 The undefeated Paint Pioneers jumped out to a double digit lead and kept it that way for the remainder of the game as they controlled the boards and played solid enough defense to move on. Franklin Tower led Plainview in scoring with 19 points and 5 rebounds while Samuel Church had a double-double with 10 points and 14 boards.

(3) Bangor 78 - (14) Pierre 77 Pierre gave Bangor everything they could handle, staying close throughout but in the end the 3 seeded Black Bears moved on. J.B. Allers scored 23 points for Bangor while Phil Rockett added 14 and 6 assists while the Black Bears hit 6-12 from beyond the arc.

(11) Odessa 92 - (6) Tucson 84 Odessa lacked the size coming into this one but they clearly had the heart and passion to win as Orville Harvey, giving up 9 inches to the talented Raymond Salazar, led the D'Noodlers with 26 points, including 4 trifecta's. Keith Sullivan and Gerald Manuel combined for 35 points as well as Odessa kept the turnovers low and forced the more talented Tribe into uncharacteristic mistakes.

(10) Reno 85 - (7) Lansing 70 Reno carried a 22 point lead into the half and held on, cruising into the second round despite a so-so performance from it's trio of freshmen. While Jeffrey Kelly was solid inside with a 15 point, 8 rebound performance, Donald Lawrence was pretty quiet as well as Dos Bebidos. Christopher Roberts, Reno's junior guard came off the bench for 15 big points in 18 minutes.

(2) Detroit 99 - (15) Colorado Springs 86 The Audacity jumped out early, thwarted a small comeback by the Top Guns and cruised into the half with a 16 point lead. Colorado Springs made one more effort to get back into it, but Detroit simply had to much firepower. Oscar Peterson led Detroit with 28 points while Max French added 20 on 8-11 shooting. Detroit also got to the line 30 times, converting 21 compared to just 8-12 shooting by Colorado Springs.

Second Round

Regional Semifinals (Sweet Sixteen)

Regional Final (Elite Eight)

Southwest Region

First round

Second Round

Regional Semifinals (Sweet Sixteen)

Regional Final (Elite Eight)

Northeast Region

First round

Second Round

Regional Semifinals (Sweet Sixteen)

Regional Final (Elite Eight)

Southeast Region

First round

Second Round

Regional Semifinals (Sweet Sixteen)

Regional Final (Elite Eight)

FINAL FOUR

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

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