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NCAA2 - Men Basketball
NCAA D2 National Championships Bracket 2010
Bridgeport Tops C.W. Post in ECC Title Game - Mar 10, 2010 (by Eurobasket)
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Junior Jermaine Washington (Philadelphia, PA) scored 24 points off the University of Bridgeport bench and senior Steve Martin (5'10''-G) (Philadelphia, PA) the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, added 14 points, 10 of which came in the second half, as the top-seeded Purple Knights captured the 2010 East Coast Conference Men's Basketball Championship with a 70-61 win over the host and second seeded, C.W. Post University Pioneers.
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Junior Jermaine Washington (Philadelphia, PA) scored 24 points off the University of Bridgeport bench and senior Steve Martin (5'10''-G) (Philadelphia, PA) the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, added 14 points, 10 of which came in the second half, as the top-seeded Purple Knights captured the 2010 East Coast Conference Men's Basketball Championship with a 70-61 win over the host and second seeded, C.W. Post University Pioneers. The win by Bridgeport snaps a 43-game home winning streak for the Pioneers, who are now 23-6. The win gives Bridgeport the East Coast Conference's automatic bid to the 2010 NCAA Division II Championship Tournament that begins on Saturday. The win also raises UB's overall record to 23-8.
The win gives Bridgeport, the teams first-ever east Coast Conference men's basketball title, and the Purple Knights will be making back-to-back apearance in the NCAA Division II Championship.
C.W. Post was led by senior Nemanja Jokic (6'7''-F-84) with 19 points. Jokic was oined in double figures by freshman Jonathan Kohler (6'5''-G) and junior Aaron Hall (6'2''-F), who each netted 15 points.
'Our depth and experience proved to be the difference today, said Bridgeport head coach Mike Ruane . We were able to run guys in and out of he game which wore them down a bit at the end. C.W. Post is an excellent eam, and our experience with guys like Steve Martin and Jermaine ashington just worked to our advantage.'
Bridgeport will find out Sunday night at 9:30 p.m, who they will face in he NCAA Tournament.
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Courtesy of Bridgeport
ECC 2009-10 Summary
ECC Regular Season Standings
1 Bridgeport 18-3
1 C.W. Post 18-3
3 Queens (NY) 14-7
4 Molloy 10-11
4 NYIT 10-11
6 Dowling 8-13
7 St.Thomas Aquinas 5-16
8 Mercy 1-20
ECC Tournament Final: Bridgeport - C.W. Post 70-61
ECC Tournament Semifinals:
Bridgeport - NYIT 76-50
C.W. Post - Queens (N.Y.) 71-62
ECC All-Tournament MVP: Steve Martin of Bridgeport
All-ECC 1st Team
Khaleef Allicott (6'0''-G) of Queens
Dave Boykin (6'3''-G) of Bridgeport
Aaron Hall of C.W. Post
Brian Hutchinson (6'6''-F) of Molloy
Nemanja Jokic of C.W. Post
All-ECC 2nd Team
Ra'Shad James (6'1''-G) of St. Thomas Aquinas
Jonathan Kohler of CW Post
Steve Martin of Bridgeport
Akim Neverson (6'6''-F) of Queens
David Seagers (6'2''-G) of Dowling
Jerrell Walker (6'6'') of NYIT
ECC All-Rookie Team
Justin Brown (6'4''-G) of St. Thomas Aquinas
Tyler Jones (6'0''-G) of Mercy
Jonathan Kohler of CW Post
Dominic Scurry (6'3''-G-89) of NYIT
Bryan Van Cott (6'4''-G/F) of Mercy
All-ECC Player of the Year: Khaleef Allicott of Queens
All-ECC Rookie of the Year: Jonathan Kohler of C.W. Post
All-ECC Co-Coach of the Year: Mike Ruane of Bridgeport and Tim Cluess of C.W. Post
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Falcons Outlast ECSU 63-59 For CIAA Men's Basketball Title - Mar 10, 2010 (by Eurobasket)
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All-CIAA guard Chris Jordan (6'2''-G) (Sr./Houston, Texas) scored 20 points, including eight in the final 1:28, as top-seed Saint Augustine's College rallied past No. 7 seed Elizabeth City State University 63-59 Saturday to win the CIAA men's basketball championship at Time Warner Cable Arena.
The Falcons (26-4 overall) won their second CIAA crown and the first since 1997. They also set a modern school single-season mark for victories.
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All-CIAA guard Chris Jordan (6'2''-G) (Sr./Houston, Texas) scored 20 points, including eight in the final 1:28, as top-seed Saint Augustine's College rallied past No. 7 seed Elizabeth City State University 63-59 Saturday to win the CIAA men's basketball championship at Time Warner Cable Arena.
The Falcons (26-4 overall) won their second CIAA crown and the first since 1997. They also set a modern school single-season mark for victories.
'I told them after the game how proud I am of them,' said Falcon Head Coach Lonnie Blow, Jr. 'They put their stamp on the basketball program. I told them they are champions for life. Nobody can take that away from them.'
Blow, the 2010 CIAA men's basketball coach of the year, led the Falcons to the crown in only his second season at Saint Augustine's College. A team featuring six seniors, the Falcons blew away the competition in the first two tournament games, winning by an average of 22.5 points. But the Vikings, playing without All-CIAA player Marquie Cook were formidable opponents.
The Vikings, who were seeded seventh when they captured the CIAA title in 2007, led 41-34 with 12:24 remaining in the game on a layup by Blake Price (5'10''-G), a speedy point guard who scored a team-high 14 points.
With the crowd at Time Warner Cable Arena sensing an upset, the Falcons roared back to tie the score 51-51 on a layup by All-CIAA forward Hayward Fain (6'5''-F) (Jr./Akron, Ohio), a versatile player who finished eight points, 12 rebounds and six blocks.
After tying the game, the Falcons outscored the Vikings 12-8 in the final 3:43 to claim the championship. Jordan, the tournament MVP, scored eight points during the stretch including a two-handed dunk for a 63-53 lead with 30 seconds left.
The Falcons beat the Vikings in the paint to gut out the victory. They held a 42-28 rebounding edge including 15-9 in offensive rebounds. Fain led the Falcons in rebounding but forward Kalvin Patterson (6'7''-F/C) (Sr./Rocky Mount, N.C.) added six rebounds and guards Jordan and Brandon Hickson (6'1''-G) (Sr./Columbia, S.C.) contributed five rebounds each. The Falcons also scored 40 points in the paint, led by Patterson's 11 points.
The Falcons failed to make a three-pointer for the first time this season, but outshot the Vikings overall 44 percent to 39 percent.
'We did not play particularly well, but it is all about surviving and advancing,' Blow said. 'We got off to a slow start but we got in rhythm late and were able to execute.'
Steven Brignol (6'5''-G/F) (Sr./Brooklyn, N.Y.) chipped in eight points and Shaun Washum (6'6''-F) (Jr./Norfolk, Va.) added six points for the Falcons. Quintin Spady (6'2''-G) scored 13 and Angelo Sharpless (6'4''-G) added 12 for the Vikings, who have seven freshmen.
Coach Blow and his six seniors - Jordan, Brignol, Fain, George DeGroat (6'5''-F) (Sr./Portsmouth, Va.), Patterson and Hickson - will lead the Falcons to the NCAA Division II playoffs, starting with the regionals on March 13. They will find out who their opponent is when the selections are announced March 7.
'Hopefully, we will get a good draw,' Blow said. 'But we are a good road team. We are not afraid to play anywhere.'
Jordan and Fain were named to the All-Tournament team.
Courtesy of CIAA
CIAA 2009-10 Summary
Regular Season Standings
Eastern Division
1 Bowie St. 6-2
1 Virginia Union 6-2
3 Elizabeth City 3-5
3 Virginia St. 3-5
5 St.Paul's 2-6
Western Division
1 St.Augustine 9-1
2 Chowan Univ. 6-4
2 Johnson C. Smith 6-4
4 Shaw 4-6
5 Livingstone 3-7
6 Fayetteville St. 2-8
CIAA Tournament Final: St.Augustine - Elizabeth City State 63-59
CIAA Tournament Semifinals:
Elizabeth City State - Shaw 44-36
St. Augustine's - Chowan 84-62
CIAA All-Tournament MVP: Chris Jordan of St.Augustine
All-CIAA Team
Duke Crews (6'8''-F-88) of BSU
Lando Morrison (6'6''-F) of CU
Jerry Hollis (6'6''-F-87) of JCSU
James Dillard (6'5''-F-87) of JCSU
Hayward Fain of SAC
Rodney Callwood (6'6''-F) of SU
Michael Carpenter (6'4''-F) of FSU
Jaleel Nelson (6'5''-G) of CU
Marquie Cooke (6'3''-G-84) of ECSU
Jarred Stockton (6'4''-F/G-83, college: Jacksonville) of LC
Chris Jordan of SAC
Braxton Byerson (6'3''-G) of VUUU
CIAA All-Rookie Team
Nick Chamblee (6'0''-G) of St. Augustine
Dominic Milburn (6'2''-G) of Bowie State
Blake Price of Elizabeth City St.
Angelo Sharpless of Elizabeth City St.
Quintin Spady of Elizabeth City St.
All-CIAA Player of the Year: Duke Crews of BSU
All-CIAA Defensive Player of the Year: Travis Hyman (6'11''-F/C) of Bowie State
All-CIAA Rookie of the Year: Angelo Sharpless of Elizabeth City St.
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Young, Oberly, lead Felician to CACC Tournament Championship - Mar 9, 2010 (by Eurobasket)
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The Felician College men's basketball team has won the 2010 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Tournament Championship with an 84-79 title game victory over Goldey-Beacom College on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Falcons and first-year head coach David DeFerrari have claimed the CACC's automatic berth into the NCAA Division II East Region Tournament.
This is the first CACC Men's Basketball title for Felician and the Gol
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The Felician College men's basketball team has won the 2010 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Tournament Championship with an 84-79 title game victory over Goldey-Beacom College on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Falcons and first-year head coach David DeFerrari have claimed the CACC's automatic berth into the NCAA Division II East Region Tournament.
This is the first CACC Men's Basketball title for Felician and the Golden Falcons will be making the school's first trip to an NCAA Division II Regional in any sport. The field for the tournament will be announced Sunday night at 9:30 pm and will be webcast on NCAA.com.
After having to overcome a 23-point second half deficit in Friday's semi-final victory over Philadelphia University, Felician was the team to jump out early in the title game. Felician led by 20 at halftime, 46-26, and had to withstand a Goldey-Beacom rally in the second half.
The Lightning trimmed the deficit to four, 75-71, at the 3:48 mark with an 8-0 run that was capped by a Terrence Parkes (6'6''-F-87) three-pointer. But GBC was eventually forced to foul with under two minutes to go, allowing Felician to clinch the victory by making seven of its next eight from the stripe.
Felician junior guard/forward Devon Young (6'3''-G/F) was named the tournament Most Valuable Player after notching 23 points and eight rebounds in the championship, a day after pouring in a school-record 39 points in the semi-finals. Young shot 9-for-10 from the field against GBC. Sophomore Antoine Obery (6'4''-G-90), who was named to the All-Tournament tea m, nearly recorded a triple-double with 22 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists, along with four steals in 37 minutes of action. All-Tournament selection Suquan Gary (6'6''-F-88) added 14 points and 11 rebounds for the victors.
Felician, which was the No. 2 seed from the North Division in the conference tournament, will enter the NCAA Tournament with a 24-6 overall record.
Goldey-Beacom was led by senior Kyle White (5'10''-G) and junior Samuel McDuffie (6'5''-G/F), who both netted 21 points. Parkes, a junior forward, added 17 points and nine rebounds. The Lightning finish the season with a 19-10 record.
Courtesy of CACC
CACC 2009-10 Summary
Regular Season Standings
North Division
1 Felician 14-4
1 Bloomfield 14-4
3 Dominican, NY 10-8
4 Post 9-9
5 Nyack 8-10
5 Concordia (NY) 8-10
7 Caldwell 3-15
South Division
1 Philadelphia 16-1
2 Goldey-Beacom 11-6
3 Chestnut Hill 7-10
4 Wilmington 7-10
5 Univ.Sciences 4-13
6 Holy Family 3-14
CACC Tournament Final: Felician - Goldey-Beacom 84-79
CACC Tournament Semifinals:
Felician 90, Philadelphia 90-77, OT
Goldey-Beacom 84, Bloomfield 84-82
CACC All-Tournament MVP: Devon Young of Felician
CACC All-Tournament Team
Devon Young of Felician
Antoine Obery of Felician
Suquan Gary of Felician
Kyle White of Goldey-Beacom
Terrence Parkes of Goldey-Beacom
Malcolm Ingram (6'4''-F-87) of Philadelphia
Gage Daye (6'2''-F) of Bloomfield
Trevon Hamlet (6'6''-F) of Post
All-CACC 1st Team
Gage Daye of Bloomfield
Russell Frederick (6'1''-G-88) of Philadelphia
Malcolm Ingram of Philadelphia
Justin Swidowski (6'9''-F) of Holy Family
Kyle White of Goldey-Beacom
All-CACC 2nd Team
Adewale Adefemi (6'4''-F) of USP
William Eason (6'7''-F) of Concordia
Antoine Obery of Felician
Terrence Parkes of Goldey-Beacom
Devon Young of Felician
All-CACC 3rd Team
Trevon Hamlet of Post
Jose Lopez (5'9''-G) of Nyack
Jon Lucky (6'5''-G-86) of Post
James Oyamo (6'5''-F) of Nyack
Leon Porter (5'6''-G) of Dominican
Brandon Savage of Wilmington
All-CACC Honorable Mention
Mike Yocum (6'8''-F-87) of Philadelphia
Dan Comas (6'6''-F/C) of Chestnut Hill
Vernon Dupree (6'2''-G-85) of Wilmington
Antonio Sherrod of Wilmington
Samuel McDuffie of Goldey-Beacom
Almin Hodzic (6'10''-C) of Dominican
All-CACC Player of the Year: Gage Daye of Bloomfield
All-CACC Rookie of the Year: Leon Porter of Dominican
All-CACC Coach of the Year: Herb Magee of Philadelphia
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Trojans Defeat Anderson 83-80 In Conference Carolinas Men's Basketball Tournament Championship Game - Mar 7, 2010
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Cal State San Bernardino Wins Second Straight CCAA Tournament Title - Mar 7, 2010
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Seattle Pacific Claims GNAC Title - Feb 28, 2010
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