Sunshine State Conference 2023-24
Tournament Winner: Nova Southeastern University
Regular Season Champion: Nova Southeastern University
Sunshine State Conference Final: Nova Southeastern University - Barry University 87-76 Barry (Butch Estes): Gabe Hernandez 16, Adren Roberts 9, Nick Anderson 22, Oteman Delancy 8, James Montgomery 11, Sami Elkamel 4, Gavin Welch 6, Michael Bradley 0, Tibor Palinkas 0, Johnny Papadakos 0, Ga'Khari Lacount 0, Malik Stanley 0, Vee'lesk Avin 0, Akeem Crandon 0, Whit Williams 0 Standings 2023-24
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 NSU Sharks Three-Peat as SSC Men's Basketball Tournament Champions-Mar 11, 2024
The No. 1 Nova Southeastern Sharks Men's Basketball team won the program's third consecutive Sunshine State Conference tournament championship, defeating seventh-seeded Barry 87-76 on Sunday afternoon at the Rick Case Arena. Shane Hunter (6'10''-F) scored 18 points, grabbed nine rebounds, while blocking three shots and adding three steals. MJ Iraldi added 13 points and 10 rebounds. Hunter was named the Sunshine State Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player, while Iraldi and Isaiah Fuller (6'2''-G) were named to the All-Tournament Team. The Sharks have won 61 consecutive games at the Rick Case Arena, dating back to February 2020. First Half - Barry opened the game on a 9-5 run holding the lead into the first media timeout. Trey Doomes forced a turnover and finished the chance off with an and-one lay-up, tying the game at 9-9. Each point had to be earned throughout the opening first half, with tough defense forcing difficult shots for each opposing team, as the score was tied 16-16 at the midway point. Later in the half, Ryan Davis added a steal, helping MJ Iraldi set up Shane Hunter with a fast-break lay-up, tying the game once again at 20-20. Ryker Cisarik (6'9''-F) put NSU ahead 26-22, but five consecutive points from the Bucs, put Barry in front 27-26 with less than six minutes left in the opening half. Alex Mangold (6'8''-F) responded to a Buccaneers three-pointer with one of his own, tying the game at 32-32. Nova Southeastern closed the half on an 11-2 run, which was capped by a steal and thunderous slam dunk by Shane Hunter, sending the game into the halftime break with NSU leading 43-35. Second Half - The Buccaneers cut the Sharks lead to three points, but Mangold added another three-pointer to put NSU in front 46-40. Barry and Nova Southeastern continued to match each other make for make, but the Sharks were able to maintain the advantage. A 6-0 run by NSU was capped off by an Isaiah Fuller bucket, putting the score at 63-56 midway through the half. Mike Moore knocked down a clutch three-pointer, keeping the Sharks in front by two possessions. Cisarik put back a dunk, following a miss by Iraldi, putting the score at 74-67 with four minutes remaining. NSU clinched their third consecutive Sunshine State Conference tournament title, defeating Barry 87-76. Shark Standouts Shane Hunter: 18 points, nine rebounds, three blocks, three steals MJ Iraldi (6'6''-G): 13 points, 10 rebounds, three steals, two blocks Isaiah Fuller: 15 points, three assists, two steals Courtesy of sunshinestateconference.com SSC Final: Nova Southeastern - Barry 87-76 SSC Semifinals: Nova Southeastern - Lynn 124-89 Embry-Riddle - Barry 71-73 SSC Quarterfinals: Nova Southeastern - Eckerd 92-72 Lynn - Palm Beach Atlantic 81-75 Florida Southern - Barry 89-107 Embry-Riddle - Florida Tech 75-61  All-SSC Awards 2024-Mar 11, 2024
All-Tournament MVP:  Shane Hunter (6'10''-F) of Nova SEPlayer of the Year: Luke Anderson (6'7''-F-2000) of FSCDefensive Player of the Year: Alex Steen (6'8''-F) of FSCFreshman of the Year: George Kimble (6'0''-PG) of EckerdCoach of the Year: Mike Donnelly of FSC
First Team Luke Anderson (6'7''-F-2000) of FSC Shane Hunter (6'10''-F) of Nova SE Nordin Kapic (6'8''-F-2003) of Lynn James Montgomery (6'8''-F) of Barry Malcolm Whitlow (6'1''-G) of Embry Riddle
Second Team Isaiah Fuller (6'2''-G) of Nova SE Grant Ledford (6'5''-F) of PBA David McCullough (6'6''-G) of Florida Tech Alex Steen (6'8''-F) of FSC Tradavis Thompson (6'2''-G) of Lynn
Third Team Nick Anderson (6'3''-G) of Barry George Kimble (6'0''-PG) of Eckerd Kanon Koster (6'4''-G-2000) of St.Leo Dru Nickson (6'3''-G) of Embry Riddle Matheus Silveira (7'0''-C-2000) of Rollins
All-Defensive Team  Akol Arop (6'5''-F-2001) of FSC Isaiah Fuller (6'2''-G) of Nova SE Shane Hunter (6'10''-F) of Nova SE Elias Martin (6'6''-F) of Florida Tech Alex Steen (6'8''-F) of FSC
All-Tournament Team Shane Hunter (6'10''-F) of Nova SE Nick Anderson (6'3''-G) of Barry Isaiah Fuller (6'2''-G) of Nova SE Gabe Hernandez (5'11''-PG) of Barry MJ Iraldi (6'6''-G) of Nova SE Malcolm Whitlow (6'1''-G) of Embry Riddle |
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