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CSU San Bernardino Captures CCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
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CCAA Regular Season
Standings
1. Cal.St.-Dominguez H. 15-5 21-7
1. Cal Poly Pomona 15-5 20-7
1. Cal.St.-San Bernar. 15-5 19-9
4. Humboldt St. 13-7 20-11
4. Cal-San Diego 13-7 17-11
6. Cal.St.-Monterey 8-12 16-13
6. San Francisco St. 8-12 14-14
6. Sonoma St. 8-12 12-16
9. Cal.St.-Los Angeles 7-13 12-15
10. Chico St. 5-15 8-19
11. Cal.St.-Stanislaus 3-17 7-18


Cal St. San Bernardino 2008-09
Jeff Oliver Jeff Oliver Oliver
Tim Denson
Denson
Tavaris Gilbert
Gilbert
Dubois Williams
Williams
Jordan Richard
Richard
Brandon Brown
Brown

12

Denson Tim 6'1'' (185) G USA

1

Gilbert Tavaris 6'8'' (203) F/C USA

4

Williams Dubois 6'6'' (198) G USA

34

Richard Jordan 6'8'' (203) F/C USA

23

Brown Brandon 6'7'' (201) F USA

2

Brown Reggie 6'5'' (196) G/F USA

24

Montgomery Devin 6'0'' (183) G USA

44

Davis Devon 6'7'' (201) F/C USA

22

Frazier Michael 6'4'' (193) G/F USA

3

Tyson Lawrence 6'2'' (188) G USA

15

Kinney Ryan 6'6'' (198) F USA

13

Gaston Steve 6'2'' (188) G USA

00

Huff Grants 6'3'' (191) G/F USA

50

Lucas Michael 6'2'' (188) G USA

5

Dehughes Larry 6'5'' (196) G/F USA
SAN BERNARDINO - Junior forward Brandon Brown (6'7''-F) scored a game-high 34 points en route to tournament Most Valuable Player honors as Cal State San Bernardino held on for an 80-78 victory over Cal State Monterey Bay to capture the 2009 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Men's Basketball Tournament Saturday night at Coussoulis Arena. The Coyotes (20-9), who also tied for the CCAA's regular-season title, earned the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. The complete field and seedings will be announced Sunday afternoon. Senior forward Joe Mitchell (6'4''-F), who became the first Cal State Monterey Bay player to score 1,000 points, scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Otters (16-14).
It was the first CCAA tournament title ever for the Coyotes who have been in the CCAA since 1991-92 after being ousted in the quarterfinals in 2008 and lifted their record to 20-9 on the season and guarantees them a berth in the upcoming NCAA West Regional. CSUSB entered the tournament ranked No. 7 in the region and had to survive three tense, close-fought games to take hold of the tournament championship banner along with an MVP award for Brown and an all-tournament honor for teammate Devin Montgomery (6'0''-G).
To celebrate the championship, the Coyotes had to beat Sonoma State 79-77, UC San Diego 76-72 and then take a two-point victory over the Otters.
The Otters, having pulled themselves out of a hole, took the lead for the first time 60-59 on a dunk by Mitchell (24 points and 10 rebounds) at the 11:33 mark of the second half. The lead expanded to five at 67-62 on a layin by Dante Green (6'4''-F) with 9:13 left . A pair of free throws by Sean Jergo made it 71-66 Otters with 5:23 to go.
However, Michael Frazier (6'4''-G/F) drained a three and Brown scored on a layup to tie the game at 71 with 4:38 left. CSUSB regained the lead at 73-71 with 3:57 on a layup by Dubois Williams (6'6''-G) off an assist by Brown. After Warren Freeman drew the Otters even with a bucket, Williams scored again on an assist by Brown for a 75-73 edge with 2:36 to go. An Otters turnover led to a jumper by Brown with 1:53 left to give CSUSB a 77-73 lead but Freeman came right back with an easy layup at 1:17 to make it 77-75. Brown hit a baseline jumper for a four-point lead at 79-75 with 47 seconds left but Mitchell responded with a three-point play to trim the margin to 79-78 with 22 seconds left. Monreal fouled Tim Denson (6'1''-G-86) with 20 seconds left and Denson made one of two for a 80-78 lead but the Otters had the ball and called time with 12 seconds left to set up a play. Jose Sanchez (6'4''-G) missed a jumper, Mitchell grabbed the rebound and tried another shot but CSUSB's Reggie Brown (6'5''-G/F) came up with the loose ball after a scramble in the corner as the horn sounded. Here's how the Otters took control of the game until very late in the game. They outscored CSUSB 18-1 on second-chance points and 15-8 on points off turnovers, outrebounding the hosts 35-27. But CSUSB's offensive team work which led to a season-high 27 assists and just 13 turnovers helped turn the tide. However, Brown was the key with his four assists, five rebounds and a steal to help the cause as he made 14 of 22 field goals and six of nine from the foul line. There have been 11 CCAA tournaments since 1987 and he and Montgomery are the first Coyotes to earn all-tournament honors in that time.
CSUSB shot 56 percent from the floor (31 of 55) and 40 percent from the three (8 of 20). The Otters were nearly as good, shooting 51 percent (30 of 59) and 81 percent from the foul line but just 29 percent from the three. Backing up Mitchell were Green with 11 points and Sanchez with 12 points. Monreal had five assists and three steals to go with seven points. Lawrence Tyson had 14 points, two assists for the Coyotes while Frazier finished with 12 points on four 3-pointers. Montgomery scored only six points but had nine assists in the game.
The Coyotes will learn just where they will be seeded and where they will play the West Region quarterfinals on Sunday night. It could be Western Washington where the Vikings beat Central Washington for the Great Northwest Athletic Conference title. Or it could be at BYU-Hawaii, the No. 1 team in the region and the Pacific West Conference champion.

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Tournament Final: Cal State San Bernardino - Cal State Monterey Bay 80-78
Tournament SemiFinals:
Cal State Monterey Bay - Cal Poly Pomona 54-49 (OT)
Cal State San Bernardino - UC San Diego 76-72

CCAA All-Tournament MVP
Brandon Brown of Cal State San Bernardino

CCAA All-Tournament Team
Brandon Brown of Cal State San Bernardino
Larry Gordon (6'5''-F) of California State Polytechnica
Joe Mitchell of Cal State Monterey Bay
Devin Montgomery of Cal State San Bernardino
Steve Monreal (5'11''-G) of Cal State Monterey Bay
All-CCAA 1st Team 2008-09
GordonGordon
Gordon
HernandezHernandez
Hernandez
BrownBrown
Brown
HayesHayes
Hayes
KimKim
Kim
All-CCAA 1st Team
Brandon Brown of Cal State San Bernardino
Larry Gordon of Cal Poly Pomona
Robert Hayes (5'10''-G) of San Francisco State
Michael Hernandez (6'2''-G-85) of Cal State Dominguez Hills
Kelvin Kim (5'10''-G-87) of UC San Diego
Joe Mitchell of Cal State Monterey Bay
Devin Montgomery of Cal State San Bernardino
Jerrell Smith (6'9''-F-85) of Cal State Dominguez Hills
Austin Swift (6'5''-G) of Cal Poly Pomona
Zac Tiedeman (6'1''-G) of Humboldt State

All-CCAA 2nd Team
Andy Bocian (6'6''-F) of Chico State
Chris Fields (6'6''-G/F) of Cal State L.A.
Tobias Jahn (6'9''-F-86) of Cal Poly Pomona
Jordan Lawley (6'4''-G-87) of UC San Diego
Chris Mark (6'6''-F) of Cal.St.-Los Angeles
Steve Monreal of Cal State Monterey Bay
Shane Poppen (6'4''-G-87) of UC San Diego
Alex Thomas (6'2''-G) of San Francisco State
Dubois Williams of Cal State San Bernardino
Rodney Yearby (6'5''-F-80) of Cal State Dominguez Hills

CCAA Player of the Year: Larry Gordon of Cal Poly Pomona
CCAA Freshman of the Year: Kyle Baxter (6'7''-F) of Humboldt State
CCAA Newcomer of the Year: Brandon Brown of Cal State San Bernardino
CCAA Coach of the Year : Greg Kamansky of Cal Poly Pomona
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