For the ninth time the Weber State Wildcats are the Big Sky Conference Men's Basketball Championship. The top-seeded Wildcats cruised to a 88-67 victory over second-seeded North Dakota at the Dee Events Center. Senior center Kyle Tresnak (6'10''-C-92) scored a career-high 27 points making 11-of-15 shots from the floor, and senior Davion Berry (6'4''-G-91) scored 19 points with four assists. Berry was named the Tournament MVP. Weber State (19-11) tied Montana for the most championships in Big Sky history. Weber State, which hadn't won a postseason title since 2007, played in its 16th championship game. North Dakota (17-16) was playing in its first Big Sky Championship game. The Wildcats opened with an 18-6 lead and never looked back. The Wildcats shot 10-of-22 from 3-point range, and shot .556 percent from the floore. Senior Troy Huff (6'5''-G) scored 17 points to lead North Dakota. Senior Jamal Webb (6'1''-G) sustained a knee injury late in a semifinal win on Friday. He tried to play, but managed just four minutes and no points. Senior Josh Schuler (6'3''-G) was injured in the final second of a quarterfinal win on Thursday, and did not play again in the tournament.
Courtesy of Big Sky
Big Sky Conf. Tournament Final: Weber State - North Dakota 88-67 Big Sky Conf. Tournament Semifinals: North Dakota - Portland State 79-63 Northern Colorado - Weber State 63-66, OT
All-Big Sky Conf. 1st Team 2014
Berry
Huff
Jamar
McKinney
Harvey
All-Tournament MVP:
Davion Berry (6'4''-G-91) of Weber St. Player of the Year:
Davion Berry (6'4''-G-91) of Weber St. Defensive Player of the Year:
Joel Bolomboy (6'9''-F) of Weber St. Freshman of the Year:
Jeremy Senglin (6'2''-G) of Weber St. Newcomer of the Year:
Quinton Upshur (6'5''-G-93) of N.Arizona Co-Sixth Man of the Year:
Jamal Webb (6'1''-G) of N.Dakota Co-Sixth Man of the Year:
Dashaun Wiggins (6'2''-G) of Portland St. Coach of the Year:
Jack Murphy of N.Arizona
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