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*Cincy took care of business against Seattle and Philidelphia wins by 13 to tie Oxford, but pass them in point differential to make the playoffs | *Cincy took care of business against Seattle and Philidelphia wins by 13 to tie Oxford, but pass them in point differential to make the playoffs | ||
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*Both Dover and Fremont looked shaky, but both advance and Fremont wraps up a bye in the first round. | *Both Dover and Fremont looked shaky, but both advance and Fremont wraps up a bye in the first round. | ||
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5-1 Annapolis +68 | 5-1 Annapolis +68 | ||
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*You read it right from the coach himself, Ft. Myers blew a great opportunity to advance over LA and Gainseville. LA got lucky after losing 3 in a row to close group play. | *You read it right from the coach himself, Ft. Myers blew a great opportunity to advance over LA and Gainseville. LA got lucky after losing 3 in a row to close group play. | ||
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5-1 Yakima +62 | 5-1 Yakima +62 | ||
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*Reno won their important game, but the point differential was too much to overcome...Yakima is still rolling and newly coached St. Paul was the only winless team in the tourney. | *Reno won their important game, but the point differential was too much to overcome...Yakima is still rolling and newly coached St. Paul was the only winless team in the tourney. | ||
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6-0 San Francisco +75 | 6-0 San Francisco +75 | ||
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*St. Louis won so that pretty much sealed the deal even despite an Anchorage comeback overtime thriller...San Fran takes the #1 seed in the playoffs | *St. Louis won so that pretty much sealed the deal even despite an Anchorage comeback overtime thriller...San Fran takes the #1 seed in the playoffs | ||
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5-1 Evansville +32 | 5-1 Evansville +32 | ||
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1)San Francisco (6-0) | 1)San Francisco (6-0) | ||
Revision as of 08:03, 30 April 2012
Contents
Initial Seeding
- Anchorage
- Seattle
- Los Angeles
- Annapolis
- Rockford
- Cedar Rapids
- Naples
- Worcester
- St. Petersburg
- Dover
- Little Rock
- Reno
- Evansville
- Gainesville
- San Francisco
- Kalamazoo
- Philadelphia
- Youngstown
- St. Louis
- Springfield
- St. Paul
- Omaha
- Scranton
- Fort Myers
- Athens
- Fremont
- Birmingham
- Cincinnati
- Santa Ana
- Duluth
- Norfolk
- Oxford
- Allentown
- Tacoma
- Memphis
- Yakima
Results
Benson Group
4-2 Cincy +28
3-3 Philidelphia +19
3-3 Oxford +0
3-3 Omaha -13
2-4 Tacoma -10
2-4 Seattle -23
- Cincy took care of business against Seattle and Philidelphia wins by 13 to tie Oxford, but pass them in point differential to make the playoffs
Scott Group
6-0 Fremont +53
5-1 Dover +56
3-3 Athens -23
2-4 Rockford +22
2-4 Cedar Rapids -12
1-5 Naples -66
- Both Dover and Fremont looked shaky, but both advance and Fremont wraps up a bye in the first round.
Curry Group
5-1 Annapolis +68
3-3 Los Angeles +52
3-3 Gainesville +31
3-3 Springfield +1
3-3 Ft. Myers -22
1-5 Norfolk -137
- You read it right from the coach himself, Ft. Myers blew a great opportunity to advance over LA and Gainseville. LA got lucky after losing 3 in a row to close group play.
Ridenour Group
5-1 Yakima +62
4-2 Little Rock +52
4-2 Reno +4
3-3 St. Petersburg -35
1-5 Memphis -36
0-6 St. Paul -79
- Reno won their important game, but the point differential was too much to overcome...Yakima is still rolling and newly coached St. Paul was the only winless team in the tourney.
Hall Group
6-0 San Francisco +75
4-2 St. Louis +42
4-2 Anchorage +5
2-4 Worcester -51
1-5 Duluth -35
1-5 Birmingham -40
- St. Louis won so that pretty much sealed the deal even despite an Anchorage comeback overtime thriller...San Fran takes the #1 seed in the playoffs
Mitchell Group
5-1 Evansville +32
4-2 Santa Ana +48
4-2 Youngstown +28
4-2 Allentown +11
2-4 Scranton -1
1-5 Kalamazoo -66
- Youngstown and Allentown fall out of the top two spots despite admirable tournament performances. Santa Ana saves themselves from a surprising two game winning streak. Evansville sure is a tournament team!
Playoff Bracket
1)San Francisco (6-0)
8)Dover (5-1)
9)Los Angeles (3-3)
5)Evansville (5-1)
12)Philidelphia (3-3)
4)Yakima (5-1)
3)Annapolis (5-1)
6)Cincinnati (4-2)
11)Santa Ana (4-2)
7)Little Rock (4-2)
10)St. Louis (4-2)
2)Fremont (6-0)
Inferno Awards
MVP: Charlie Smith, Sr, Anchorage (33.7 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 0.8 spg, 56% FG)
Freshmen of the Year: William Santos, Scranton (19.5 ppg, 7 rpg, 1.7 apg, 1.7 spg, 0.7 bpg)
Coach of the Year: Coachmanz2, Fremont (HM: San Fran, St. Louis, Athens, Ft. Myers, Evansville, Youngstown)
6th Man Award: Johnny Merkley, Jr, Allentown (per 30 min: 17.5 pts, 7.1 reb, 2.7 ast, 2.0 blk)
Inferno Leaders
Points: Charlie Smith, Anchorage, Sr (202, 33.7 ppg) *beats his old record by 22 pts)
Rebounds: Henry Sellers, Evansville, Jr (65, 10.8 rpg)
Assists: Albert McGuire, St. Louis, Jr and Joshua Courtney, Anchorage, Fr (36, 6.0 apg)
3PTM: Chico McFarland, Rockford, Sr (22, 3.7/gm)
Steals: Roy Lopez, Fr, Ft. Myers (13, 2.1 spg)
Blocks: Joel Ratliff, Philidelphia, Sr (17, 2.8 bpg) *tied Robert Howard record
FTM: Charlie Smith, Anchorage, Sr (27, 4.5/gm)
All Tournament Teams
First Team
Charlie Smith, Sr, Anchorage
Gayle Kocher, Jr, Rockford
Louis Mayes, Sr, Los Angeles
Arthur Pitts, Sr, Los Angeles
Charles Waldrop, Jr, Santa Ana
Second Team
Jeffrey Martinez, Sr, San Francisco
Chris Hodson, Sr, Scranton
William Santos, Sr, Scranton
Hector Kramer, Sr, Reno
Tarek Winningham, Sr, Little Rock
Third Team
Jonathan Roman, Sr, Yakima
Cody McCraney, Sr, Cedar Rapids
Monty Morgan, Jr, Annapolis
Earl Abrahamson, So, Springfield
Chico McFarland, Sr, Rockford
Freshman Team
William Santos, Scranton
Morris Dunn, Youngstown
Nicholas Stacks, Dover
Alan Castillo, Anchorage
Mark Mattox, Los Angeles
HM: Bass (Oxf), Riley (LR), Gallegos (Mem)
Group Teams
(MVP italicized}
Benson Team
Elias Webb, Sr, Cincinnati
Boyd Bruno, So, Omaha
Kip Hart, Sr, Oxford
Everett Stanton, Jr, Seattle
Joel Ratliff, Sr, Philidelphia
HM: Wentworth (Phi), Armstrong (Oma), Bass (Oxf)
Scott Team
Gayle Kocher, Jr, Rockford
Cody McCraney, Sr, Cedar Rapids
Chico McFarland, Sr, Rockford
Douglas West, Jr, Athens
Nicholas Stacks, Fr, Dover
HM: Lackey (Fre), Hibbard (Fre), Byrd (Dov)
Curry Team
Louis Mayle, Sr, Los Angeles
Arthur Pitts, Sr, Los Angeles
Monty Morgan, Jr, Annapolis
Earl Abrahamson, So, Springfield
Avery Hartsock, Sr, Annapolis
HM: Hollie (Gai), Allen (Ann), Stahl (Ann), Mattox (LA)
Ridenour Team
Hector Kramer, Sr, Reno
Tarek Winningham, Sr, Little Rock
Jonathan Roman, Sr, Yakima
Mack Korfhage, Sr, St. Petersburg
Russel Gamboa, Sr, Yakima
HM: Alonzo (StPe), Warren (StPa), Gallegos (Mem)
Hall Team
Charlie Smith, Sr, Anchorage
Jeffrey Martinez, Sr, San Francisco
Perry Hunt, Sr, St. Louis
Bruce Powell, Sr, Worcester
Alan Castillo, Fr, Anchorage
HM: Treadwell (Stl), Powell (Wor), Trull (Dul)
Mitchell Team
Charles Waldrop, Jr, Santa Ana
Chris Hodgson, Sr, Scranton
William Santos, Fr, Scranton
Stephen Jackson, Jr, Kalamazoo
Morris Dunn, Fr, Youngstown
HM: Sellers (Eva), Drake (Eva), Anderson (All)
