NJCAA D2 National Championships Bracket '10
Howard clinch Division I title - Mar 21, 2010 Howard College - Three Rivers CC 85:80 (OT) Howard College clinched the first Division I title in school history. They outscored Three Rivers in the championship game in Hutchinson. The clash turned into a real basketball thriller with the outcome decided in the extra period. Howard College managed to come back from a 10-point second half deficit to force overtime. There the Hawks dominated and posted a historic victory at the end. Jae Crowder tallied 27 points and 12 boards to lead the winners. Josh Watkins knocked down 26 points and was named the tournaments MVP. Three Rivers led throughout the bigger part of the game. The Bulldogs enjoyed an 8-point halftime advantage. They stretched the margin at 10 points with less than five minutes to go. But Lamont Austin (5'11''-G) and Josh Watkins triggered a comeback rally in the dying minutes as the Hawks forced the extra frame. Lamont Austin posted 14 points for the winners. Marquise Carter answered with game-high 35 points for Three Rivers. Aloysius Henry had 17 points and 13 rebounds for the Bulldogs. Howard College set a new record for fewest turnovers in NJCAA tournament game as they committed just 9 of those. Howard: Jae Crowder 27+12 boards, Josh Watkins 26, Lamont Austin 14 Three Rivers: Marquise Carter 35, Aloysius Henry 17+13 boards NJCAA D1 Awards 2009-10 All-Tournament Team Michael Glover (6'6''-F) of College of Eastern Utah Jonathan Mills (6'6''-F) of College of Eastern Utah Josh Terry (6'4''-F) of Three Rivers Community College Marquise Carter (6'4''-G) of Three Rivers Community College Jae Crowder (6'6''-G/F) of Howard College Brian Bryant (6'3''-G) of Northwest Florida State College L.A. Farmer (6'1''-G) of Wallace State CC Carl Hall of Middle Georgia College Matt Pressey (6'3''-G) of Navarro College Dorian Thibodeaux (6'3''-G) of Navarro College Deonte Alexander of East Mississippi Community College William Kirksey of Southeastern Illinois College All-Tournament Bud Obee Outstanding Small Player Award: Joe Ragland (6'0''-G) of North Platte Community College All-Tournament Charles Sesher Sportsmanship Award: Nick Niemczyk (6'0''-G) of Three Rivers Community College All-Tournament MVP: Josh Watkins (6'0''-G) of Howard College Coach of the Tournament: Mark Adams of Howard College NJCAA D1 All-America 1st Team Jae Crowder of Howard College Matt Pressey of Navarro College Michael Glover of College of Eastern Utah CoCo Ware (6'1''-G) of East Mississippi Community College Joe Ragland of North Platte Community College Caleb Walker (6'4''-G) of Butler Community College Chris Washington (6'7''-F) of Connors State College Ricardo Ratliffe (6'9''-F) of Central Florida Community College L.A. Farmer of Wallace State Community College Jesse Perry (6'8''-F) of John A. Logan College NJCAA D1 All-America 2nd Team Luke Martinez (6'2''-G) of Williston State College Norvell Arnold (6'5''-F) of Southeastern Community College Stephen Rogers (6'8''-F) of Mesa Community College Michael Hale (5'7''-G) of North Idaho College John Brown (6'4''-G/F-89) of Roane State Community College Devon Lamb (6'2''-G) of Southwestern Christian College Eloy Vargas (6'11''-F) of Miami Dade College Marcus Williams (5'10''-G) of Cochise College Marquise Carter of Three Rivers Community College Marcos Knight (6'2''-G) of Middle Georgia College NJCAA D1 All-America 3rd Team Ben Smith (6'4''-F) of Northern Oklahoma College Enid J.R. Cadot (6'5''-F) of Sheridan College Antonio Bumpus (6'4''-G) of Harcum College Brandon Wilson (6'5''-F) of Jones County Junior College Andre Felipe Almeida (6'10''-C-88) of Arizona Western College Karron Johnson (6'8''-F) of Moberly Area Community College Chris Blake (6'4''-F) of Trinity Valley Community College Diante Watkins (5'9''-G) of Richard J. Daley College Antione Lundy (6'8''-F) of Neosho County Community College Brian Bryant of Northwest Florida State College NJCAA D1 All-American Honorable Mention Tyler Brown (6'3''-G) of Marshalltown Community College Aaron Brackett (6'8''-F) of Allegany College of Maryland Freddie Goldstein (6'0''-G) of Motlow State Community College Jonathan Brooks (6'7''-F) of College of Coastal Georgia Alex Jackson (6'5''-F) of Frederick Community College Courtney Carr (6'7''-F) of Shelton State Community College Roberto Colonette (6'7''-F) of ASA Brandon Riley (6'2''-G) of USC Salkehatchie Cephas Oglesby (6'1''-G) of Cape Fear Community College Darrell Blanton (6'3''-F) of Kennedy-King College Lazerie Jones (6'2''-G) of John A. Logan College
Lincoln celebrate first Division II title
- Mar 21, 2010Lincoln College - Cincinnati State Technical & Community College 71:60 Lincoln College wrote history yesterday. The Lynx shot down Cincinnat State to earn the first ever Division II title in school history. Kiel Turpin knocked down 21 points to pace the winners. The teams stayed very close in the opening minutes. Illya Glover proved the difference late in the first half as he gave the Surge a 26:23 advantage. But DeMarius Sumrell helped the Lynx got back on track as they drew things level at 29 twenty minutes into the game. The game stayed close after the long break. Kiel Turpen gave the Lynx a 43:38 lead early in the second half. Lincoln maintained the advantage for some time before Cincinnati worked their way back in front. They capitalized on several turnovers from Lincoln and pulled ahead 57:55. Lincoln reacted immediately and went on a 10:0 rally to bounce back. Cincinnati State were able to trim the distance to 5 points but it was as close as they could get. The Lynx stayed calm in the final seconds and clinched a historic victory at the end. DeMarius Sumrell provided 18 points for the Lynx. Kenyon Smith (6'0''-F) added 11 points for the winners. Illya Glover responded with 17 points for Cincinnati State. Rayshawn Goins netted 15 points in the losing effort. Lincoln: Kiel Turpin 21, DeMarius Sumrell 18, Kenyon Smith 11 Cincinnati State: Illya Glover 17, Rayshawn Goins 15 NJCAA D2 Awards 2009-10 All-Tournament Team Adam Johnson (F) of Cecil Jake Stark of St. Clair Jeremy Atkinson of Louisburg Rico Pierrevilus (6'7''-F) of Lewis & Clark Jarvis Williams (6'5''-F) of Kirkwood Paul Tometich of Kishwaukee Jamier Morris of Pima Brian Word (6'4''-G) of Brown Mackie James Millen (6'2''-G) of Cincinnati State DeMarius Sumrell of Lincoln Rayshawn Goins (6'6''-F) of Cincinnati State Kenyon Smith (6'0''-F) of Lincoln All-Tournament Sportsmanship Award: Louie Schonauer of Lincoln All-Tournament Best Small Man Award: Harold Washington (6'1''-G) of Cecil All-Tournament MVP: Kiel Turpin of Lincoln Coach of the Tournament: Kirk Whiteman of Lincoln NJCAA D2 All-American 1st Team Josh French (6'7''-F) of North Arkansas College Harold Washington of Cecil College Raymond Dunn (6'4''-G/F) of Vance-Granville Community College Kevin Grayer (6'3''-G/F) of Oakland Community College Michael Ulmer (6'4''-F) of Bismarck State College Justin Henderson (6'1''-G) of MCC-Penn Valley Chris Ware (6'6''-C) of Lincoln College Brian Word of Brown Mackie College Kurt Alexander (6'2''-G) of Iowa Central Community College Tremell Adams (6'2''-G) of South Suburban College NJCAA D2 All-American 2nd Team John Williams (6'5''-F) of Baltimore City Community College JaWan Davis (5'9''-G) of North Central Missouri College Josh Hodge (6'4''-G/F) of Dean College Keith Lowe (6'2''-G) of Edison Community College Shavontae Samuels (6'0''-G) of Central Community College-Columbus L.C. Doss (6'2''-G) of Ellsworth Community College Steve Jurich (6'7''-F) of Scottsdale Community College Ken Nelson (6'7''-C/F) of Genesee Community College Lavonte Douglas (6'6''-F) of Kishwaukee College Shedrick Haynes (6'0''-G) of Lackawanna College NJCAA D2 All-American 3rd Team Nicholas Minnerath (6'8''-F) of Jackson Community College Jermaine Love-Roberts (6'1''-G) of Prairie State College Steve Bennett (6'10''-F) of Rockingham Community College God's Gift Achiuwa (6'9''-F) of Erie Community College Jamie Stewart (6'4''-G) of Henry Ford Community College Raheem Singleton (6'0''-G) of Monroe Community College Jarmar Gulley (6'3''-G) of Highland Community College (KS) Jarvis Williams of Kirkwood Community College Ronnie Boggs (6'3''-G) of Johnson County Community College Kyle Weisbeck (6'5''-F) of Bismarck State College
 Joliet Junior College wins NJCAA DIII
Championship - Mar 14, 2010NJCAA DIII Final: Joliet Junior College, Ill. - Rochester Community and Technical College, Minn. 94-82 The 2010 NJCAA Division III Mens Basketball Championship was held for the last time at SUNY Delhi. SUNY Delhi has been home of the championship for the past 20 years. The match up consisted of the two top teams, the Rochester Yellowjackets and the Joliet Wolves. Right from the start Joliet won the tip putting them at the advantage. Both teams struggled with point blank shots in the opening minutes. Wolves Jon Bartlett (6'9''-C) picked up his team with multiple three-point shots and rebounds. Demetrius Williams (6'2''-G/F) helped out the Yellowjackets with impressive steal and lay-up. The contenders answered each others three-point field goals and impressive defensive plays ending the first half with the Rochester Yellowjackets on top of the Joliet Wolves 42-39. Both teams entered the second half with the desire to win the 2010 Mens NJCAA Championship. Throughout the second half Shiron Williams (6'1''-G) of Rochester dazzled Joliets defense scoring 17 points. Reggie Lemon (5'8''-G) from Joliet stealed the ball from the offensive team and made a lay-up to tie the game crushing the spirit of Rochester. The Wolves took a 6-0 run over the Yellowjackets, but Brandon Milde (6'4''-F) stopped them from going any further ahead. Joliet Junior College from Illinois won the 2010 NJCAA Division III Mens Basketball Championship 94-82 over Rochester Community and Technical College. Joliet Junior College, Ill. (94) Bradley 5-15 9-10 19, Pierce 7-11 5-7 21; Lemon 1-3 0-0 2; Reed 2-8 3-6 7; Devine 6-14 0-0 14; Supergan 6-6 3-4 15; Barlett 7-12 1-1 16. Total 34-70 21-28 94. Rochester Community and Technical College, Minn. (82) Drager 1-2 0-0 3; S. Williams 5-9 7-8 17; Rhodes 1-5 0-0 2; Fritsch 3-8 3-5 11; D. Williams 6-23 1-2 13; Conway 3-9 0-0 8; Milde 10-14 0-0 23; Martin 1-2 2-3 5. Total 30-73 13-18 82. NJCAA D3 Awards 2009-10 All-Tournament Team Justin Glover (6'2''-F) of Davidson County Community College Kevin Thomas of Mountain View College Moses Dayee of Sullivan County Community College Akeem Ellis (6'6''-F) of Herkimer County Community College Ravon Dunbar (G) of Roxbury Community College Elgin Brown (6'5''-F) of Bergen Community College Demetrius Williams (6'2''-G/F) of Rochester Community and Technical College Jon Bartlett (6'9''-C/F) of Joliet Junior College All-Tournament MVP: Brian Bradley (6'3''-G) of Joliet Junior College Ill. Coach of the Tournament: Joe Kuhn of Joliet Junior College Ill. NJCAA D3 All-American 1st Team Akeem Ellis of Herkimer County Community College Brian Bradley of Joliet Junior College Kenny Olafeso (6'1''-G) of Minneapolis Community & Technical College Marcus Brister (6'3''-G) of Eastfield College Chazz McCarter (6'2''-F) of Gateway Community College NJCAA D3 All-American 2nd Team German Bostic (6'1''-G) of Sandhills Community College Corey Jackson (6'2''-G) of Fashion Institute of Technology Roger Loatman (6'0''-G) of Cumberland County College Jonathan Taylor (6'7''-F) of Montgomery College-Germantown Jon Bartlett of Joliet Junior College 2nd Team NJCAA D3 All-American 3rd Team Justin Glover of Davidson County Community College Venzal Russell (6'2''-G) of Vermilion Community College Jeffery Cannon (6'4''-G/F) of Roxbury Community College Tony Vails (6'2''-G) of Borough of Manhattan Community College DeMarcus Catchings (6'6''-F) of Cedar Valley College | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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