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Week 4 Sports Page and Update
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Updated 3/10/2010
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Week 4 Sports Page Wednesday's Games (at VA Home for Boys in the West End) Premature Shooters vs. Globetrotters Bearded Clams vs. Knights New Breed vs. The Burners Cap City Ballers vs. Bullets
Tuesday's Games (at St. Gertrude) McNeer's late tip-in puts Hoosiers over Cap City Free Agents survive Slick Lizards Wildcats roll the Slackers Titans hang on versus Wells Fargo
Monday's Games (at VA Home for Boys in the West End) - Globetrotters' bring 5 people to the game and end up pulling out the W
- Magic beat up the previously undefeated Death from Above 3
- Premature Shooters take out the Ballers by 1 in an overtime thriller
- Team Feeva puts a hurtin' on the Slick Lizards
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Updated 3/9/2010
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Week 4 - Men's Eastern Conference Recaps Wildcats conquer DRT Group in triple overtime | In a back-and-forth thriller, the Wildcats were finally able to build a lead and hang on to defeat DRT Group, 67-63 in triple overtime. Tom Guttenberger led the Wildcats with 19 points and was huge in their late comeback in regulation. David Schwartz added 16, including a big 3-pointer in the third overtime where they got the win. Andrew Maples led DRT Group with 20 points, but they were unable to convert on multiple chances to win in regulation and the first two overtime periods. Manny Harris added 14 for DRT in the loss. |
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________________________________________________________________ Edwards powers Boondock Saints past the Magic | Mike Edwards scored early and often, hitting seven three's and led all scorers with 29 points, helping Boondock get a 63-37 win over the Magic. Brian Marsh chipped in 14 for Boondock, who went on a monster run to turn a six-point halftime lead into a 25-point deficit that was way too much to overcome. Jordan Cordi led the Magic with 11 points, and John Rosenstock pitched in 10 in the loss. |
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________________________________________________________________ I.C.O.S. steals win from New Breed | Big shots from both teams wouldn't let this game end, but it was Isaiah Taylor's layup with two seconds to go off of a Poppy Davis steal that gave I.C.O.S. a thrilling 52-50 overtime victory. Tarik Wallace did the bulk of the scoring for I.C.O.S., including the game-tying 3-pointer in OT that set up the Davis steal to win the game. New Breed came out strong and held I.C.O.S. scoreless for the first ten minutes of the game, but they squandered the commanding 14-0 lead. Shawn Harris led New Breed with 16 points. Marcus Thomas added 14, including a clutch 3-pointer out of the corner with time running out in regulation, allowing New Breed to force the overtime session. |
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________________________________________________________________ Magic handle the Slackers with second half surge | John Rosenstock scored 18 points, Greg Edwards added 17, and Lee Harris chipped in 11 to lead the Magic in a romp over the Slackers, 70-44. With a seven-point lead at the half, the Magic clamped down and held the Slackers scoreless for the first 11 minutes of the second half, allowing them to put the game out of reach. Spence Andrews was the lone offensive highlight for the Slackers, hitting seven 3-pointers and finishing with a game-high 23 points. |
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___________________________________________________________________ Death From Above overpower the Burners | Death From Above seized control early and never looked back, cruising to a 75-58 win over the Burners. John Watkinson hit seven 3-pointers en route to a game-high 29 points. Shane Burnette and Jeb Melton chipped in 14 apiece for DFA. Jason Martin led the Burners with 16 points. |
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Funky Town cools off I.C.O.S. late to get big win | Funky Town put five scorers in double figures, and Rob Rice hit four free throws in the closing minute to ice a 65-60 win over I.C.O.S. Rice led Funky Town with 21. Justin Holmes and Tyler Johnson pitched in 12 apiece, and Holmes dominated the glass. Tarik Wallace led I.C.O.S. with 12 points, and his floater with 58 seconds to play gave I.C.O.S. a one-point lead, their last lead of the game. Funky Town's 11 three-pointers and late execution proved too much on Thursday. |
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Updated 3/9/2010
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Week 4 - Men's Western Conference Recaps Bullets dominant again, this time over Team Feeva | The Bullets sprinted out to a 29-point halftime lead, mainly by holding Team Feeva to just eight first-half points, and they rolled to a 53-32 win. Kevin Smith and Matt Bowles (four 3's) each scored 15 points to lead the Bullets. D.J. Carter scored over half of Team Feeva's points, finishing with a game-high 17 in a losing effort. |
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_______________________________________________________________ Ballers, Inc. find winner's circle by rolling over Free Agents | Ballers, Inc. built a 23-point halftime lead and never looked back, downing the Free Agents 59-30. Rashad Winston led all scorers with 22 points for the Ballers. Eric Piland pitched in 11 in the win. Robert Thomas scored 10 for the Free Agents, who never seemed to find a rythym at any point in this contest. |
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_______________________________________________________________________________________ Hoosiers fight off pesky Free Agents | Staring at a tie game early in the second half, the Hoosiers began to take over and eventually ran away to a 61-45 win over the Free Agents. Reagan McNeer led the huge rebounding edge for the Hoosiers, and he finished with 23 points. Reid Augst chipped in 12 and Adam Branscomb added 11. Robert Thomas and Mark Watts kept the Free Agents in the game, scoring 13 and 12 respectively, before the team eventually ran out of gas and succumbed to the more talented Hoosiers. |
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___________________________________________________________ Second-half run leads Globetrotters past Slick Lizards | The Globetrotters fought off a sluggish start and took control by building a huge second-half lead, and they defeated the Slick Lizards 69-41. Trai Harris led the Globetrotters with 18, while Davion Lambert added 14 and Ryan Martin chipped in 10. The Slick Lizards' Justin Wade scored 19 to lead all scorers, and Matt Singleton added 13 in the loss. |
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____________________________________________________________________________________ Gill catches fire and leads Hoosiers by Ten Men Strong | Trailing by ten points early in the game, the Hoosiers' Patrick Gill checked in and proceeded to bury six three-pointers, helping the Hoosiers build a 16-point lead in the process, and they never looked back, downing Ten Men Strong 66-49. Gill finished with 23, while Reagan McNeer added 14, Reid Augst had 12, and Blake Augst chipped in 11. Ralph Wyatt dominated inside early on for Ten Men Strong, and he finished with 13 points. Dominique Moseley hit three 3-pointers en route to his 11-point night in the loss. |
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Cap City Ballers hold off Premature Shooters | The Premature Shooters gave Cap City fits and kept it a one-possession game down into the final minutes, but Cap City eventually finished them off with a 57-49 win. Lee Small led a balanced Cap City attack with 13 points. Zach Butler and Brandon Jackson played great for the Shooters, scoring 18 and 16, respectively. However, after tying the game with six minutes to play, the Shooters were unable to make enough plays down the stretch to pull the big upset. |
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Week 4 - CoEd Recaps *Note: CoEd box scores reflect female scoring as 2-pt & 3-pt field goals, not 3's and 4's (difference will in scoring averages) Knights do just enough to down Wells Fargo | A defensive battle came down to the closing minutes, and that's when the Knights made enough plays to hang on for a 41-36 win over Wells Fargo. Anthony Harris, Brandon Swain, and Tiara Patterson combined for 27 points to lead the Knights. Wells Fargo cut the lead to three points with nine seconds remaining, but got no closer. Jonathan Wang and Lindsay Riesbeck scored 11 apiece to lead them in the loss. |
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____________________________________________________________________ Knights hold off Champigny, Wendy's All-Americans | Jeff Champigny poured in 24 points for Wendy's All-Americans, but it wasn't nearly enough as the balance from the Knights got the job done, 59-51. Brandon Swain controlled the backboards and scored 15 points inside to lead the Knights, while James Robinson iced the game from the line, finishing with 14. Jeanette Valentine added 12 points in the win for the Knights. John Yeager and Jordan Cordi combined for 15 in the loss for Wendy's. |
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______________________________________________________________ Henley and Taylor power the Titans past the Bearded Clams | Lindsey Henley and Jerry Taylor combined for 45 points and helped the Titans turn a close game at the half into a comfortable 63-44 win over the Bearded Clams. Narissa Suber added 13 points for the Titans. Todd Zyglocke did the majority of the damage for the Clams, bringing down a bunch of rebounds and scoring 14 points in the loss. |
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______________________________________________________________ Hollins's big night leads the Bearded Clams by Wells Fargo | Neal Hollins scored 25 points and the Bearded Clams needed every one of them, as they survived to beat Wells Fargo, 50-46. Ben Thompson added 11 for the Clams, who overcame an ugly 8-21 performance from the foul line. Lindsay Riesbeck had a big night for Wells Fargo, scoring 19 points and just missing a game-tying four-pointer as time expired. Jonathan Wang added 11 in the loss, the second close loss of the week for Wells Fargo. |
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Updated 10/21/2009
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