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==Season 70 - Long Beach Break Through ==
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The first round played out as expected and as usual the 2nd round had a pair of great games. Olympia's team was loaded (Wasserman, Dollar, Ackerman, Walton) but lost a shootout to the Frakkin' Cylons. SLC's balanced team was overcome by 28 points from Tucson SG Chad Ginn. In the final it was all Long Beach however. Their SF/C combo of Abi Gadissa (tourney average - 28p 5.7r) and Asani Rose (19p 7.7r) proved too much.
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==Season 69 - All Chalk - Powered by Forwards ==
 
==Season 69 - All Chalk - Powered by Forwards ==
 
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{{8TeamBracket | RD1= Quarterfinals

Revision as of 16:43, 3 February 2013

Season 70 - Long Beach Break Through

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Olympia 98  
8  Eugene 41  
  1  Olympia 90  
  4  Long Beach 95  
4  Long Beach 94
  5  Roswell 70  
    4  Long Beach 91
  3  Tucson 77
  2  Salt Lake City 70  
7  Salem 58  
  2  Salt Lake City 65
  3  Tucson 67  
3  Tucson 74
  6  Carson City 72  

The first round played out as expected and as usual the 2nd round had a pair of great games. Olympia's team was loaded (Wasserman, Dollar, Ackerman, Walton) but lost a shootout to the Frakkin' Cylons. SLC's balanced team was overcome by 28 points from Tucson SG Chad Ginn. In the final it was all Long Beach however. Their SF/C combo of Abi Gadissa (tourney average - 28p 5.7r) and Asani Rose (19p 7.7r) proved too much.


Season 69 - All Chalk - Powered by Forwards

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Olympia 85  
8  Carson City 50  
  1  Olympia 68  
  4  Salt Lake City 54  
4  Salt Lake City 75
  5  Roswell 57  
    1  Olympia 88
  2  Long Beach 77
  2  Long Beach 109  
7  Eugene 57  
  2  Long Beach 93
  3  Tucson 89  
3  Tucson 98
  6  Salem 59  

The tournament went with chalk from start to finish. Despite some inspired play from Tucson SG Chad Ginn (27 & 42), this tournament was really about the play of Long Beach's PF Francis Boyd (35/5, 31/5, 26/8) and Olympia's PF Jesse Ackerman (26/9, 23/7, 28/5). Boyd was MVP for the tourney, but Ackerman was cutting down the nets as Olympia looked after the ball (5-17 turnovers) and executed their offense to perfection (FG:34/70 3FG:9/18) in the final.

Season 68 - Blow Outs Everywhere

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Salt Lake City 83  
8  Eugene 53  
  1  Salt Lake City 78  
  5  Roswell 57  
4  Olympia 71
  5  Roswell 84  
    1  Salt Lake City 56
  2  Tucson 77
  2  Tucson 112  
7  Salem 57  
  2  Tucson 107
  3  Long Beach 70  
3  Long Beach 104
  6  Roswell 66  

Roswell over Olympia was the only surprise in the opening round as the top 3 seeds all blew out their opponents by 30, 55 and 38 respectively. SLC comfortably accounted for Roswell and Tucson demolished Long Beach with McLain (30p/7r) vs Boyd (27p 4r) the premier matchup at PF. In the final Salt Lake City's offense never really got going as they shot just 20 of 53 from the floor. SF Lionel Baldwin led them with 18 points, but it was Tucson's Olin McLain who dominated the game with 25 points, and he was well supported by SG Chad Ginn (15) and SF Leon Ritchie(12). Senior PF McLain finished the tourney with 79 points (FG:31/47) and 19 rebounds. Roswell's 13 point upset of Olympia was the closest game in the championship bracket, with every other game being decided by 21 or more points.


Season 67 - Best Tourney Ever?

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Long Beach 96  
8  Eugene 57  
  1  Long Beach 112  
  4  Olympia 101  
4  Olympia 97
  5  Carson City 71  
    1  Long Beach 71
  2  Salt Lake City 73
  2  Salt Lake City 82  
7  Carson City 45  
  2  Salt Lake City 80 (OT)
  3  Tucson 77  
3  Tucson 64
  6  Roswell 63  

After Roswell almost bounced Tucson in the first round the tourney really kicked into high gear in the second. Michael Sylvestre dropped 43 points on Olympia on 16 of 23 shooting (he'd finish the tourney with 80 points) in their run-and-gun, 213 point battle. In the other side Salt Lake City and Tucson went to OT where SLC's spread of scorers eventually overcame Tucson's Ginn/McLain tandem. The final didn't disappoint either with only a bucket separating the two teams.

Season 66 - Tucson Threepeat

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Tucson 99  
8  Salem 47  
  1  Tucson 79  
  4  Olympia 61  
4  Olympia 74
  5  Roswell 47  
    1  Tucson 87
  3  Long Beach 74
  2  Salt Lake City 90  
7  Carson City 54  
  2  Salt Lake City 70
  3  Long Beach 85  
3  Long Beach 74
  6  Eugene 60  

The senior backcourt pairing of Edick and Salazar, along with rising PF McLain prove too much. Salazar tallies 72 points for the tourney.

Season 65 - Tucson Repeat

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Tucson 107  
8  Salem 62  
  1  Tucson 102  
  4  Long Beach 62  
4  Long Beach 84
  5  Roswell 60  
    1  Tucson 80
  3  Salt Lake City 69
  2  Olympia 78  
7  Eugene 51  
  2  Olympia 88
  3  Salt Lake City 92 (OT)  
3  Salt Lake City 85
  6  Carson City 57  

Salt Lake City vs Olympia was epic in the semi final, but the Mormon then ran into Tucson who repeat on the backs of Montez Edick and Raymond Salazar. Edick in particular was sensational all tourney totalling 55p 14a to 3to.


Season 64 - Tucson End Salt Lake City's Reign

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Tucson 102  
8  Salem 57  
  1  Tucson 84  
  4  Long Beach 76  
4  Long Beach 83
  5  Carson City 70  
    1  Tucson 80
  2  Salt Lake City 67
  2  Salt Lake City 84 (OT)  
7  Eugene 77  
  2  Salt Lake City 78 (OT)
  3  Olympia 77  
3  Olympia 71
  6  Roswell 36  

Tucson finally put an end to Salt Lake City's reign of dominance over the conference tourney. SLC simply ran out of legs after OT games in both of the first two rounds.


Season 63 - Salt Lake City Set Record Four In a Row

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Olympia 87  
8  Roswell 46  
  1  Olympia 75 (OT)  
  4  Long Beach 72  
4  Long Beach 65
  5  Salem 43  
    1  Olympia 74
  2  Salt Lake City 75
  2  Salt Lake City 82  
7  Carson City 68  
  2  Salt Lake City 81 (OT)
  3  Tucson 80  
3  Tucson 83
  6  Eugene 58  

Both the semi-finals and the final were thrillers, but once again it was Salt Lake City winning by committee. Butch Hurd stepping up off the bench with 17p (FG:8/11) and 6 rebounds in 19 minutes. Heartbreak for Olympia who lose 2 finals by a combined 3 points in the past two seasons.


Season 62 - Salt Lake City Threepeat

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Olympia 85  
8  Salem 71  
  1  Olympia 83  
  4  Tucson 80  
4  Tucson 79
  5  Eugene 64  
    1  Olympia 73
  3  Salt Lake City 75
  2  Long Beach 77  
7  Carson City 58  
  2  Long Beach 84
  3  Salt Lake City 86  
3  Salt Lake City 91
  6  Roswell 65  

Irv Newsom is on fire all tournament totalling 50 points on 23 of 34 shooting, including 19 points on 9 of 13 shooting against Olympia's Alan Lancaster in the final.


Season 61 - Salt Lake City Down Long Beach for Double

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Long Beach 92  
8  Carson City 59  
  1  Long Beach 87  
  5  Eugene 79  
4  Olympia 91
  5  Eugene 96 (3OT)  
    1  Long Beach 94
  2  Salt Lake City 100
  2  Salt Lake City 109  
7  Roswell 69  
  2  Salt Lake City 100
  6  Salem 72  
3  Tucson 72
  6  Salem 82  

Long Beach had dominated the conference with 11 IC wins in a row heading into the final. Their scoring trio of McNutt, Eisen and Parish, fed by Bomhoff looked unstoppable until they ran into the Stormin' Mormon who had 7 scorers in double-digits in the final to make it back-to-back tourneys for SLC.

Season 60 - Salt Lake City Back In Winner's Circle

  Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
               
  1  Salt Lake City 92  
8  Carson City 46  
  1  Salt Lake City 71  
  5  Tucson 60  
4  Eugene 57
  5  Tucson 73  
    1  Salt Lake City 87
  3  Long Beach 83
  2  Olympia 70  
7  Roswell 81  
  7  Roswell 79
  3  Long Beach 80  
3  Long Beach 98
  6  Salem 48  

SG Dennis Rigney and SF Nicholas Brady led the way all year and all tournament for a balanced and deep Stormin' Mormon squad.

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