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Farmington’s balanced scoring attack (four players with nine points or more) and stifling defense swallowed Macomb in this quarterfinal matchup.  The Farmers (10-2) shot 20-28 (71%) from the free throw line and used a 15-5 third quarter to skate passed the Bombers (2-9).  Macomb’s Sam Allen built on a solid tournament with an additional 23 […]

Ryan Adolphson turned in arguably the best individual performance of the tournament thus far with his 28 points and 20 rebounds on 11-19 shooting.  Abingdon-Avon (9-3) was all over Monmouth-Roseville (7-6) in this quarterfinal matchup.  The Tornadoes never surrendered their lead in this one.  The Titans shot well in the second half, but it wasn’t

Rockridge (8-3) gets the upper hand early and holds back a charging Liberty Eagles team (9-4) by a score of 59-53.  The Rockets started absolutely red hot in this contest, not missing a field goal until 6:24 left in the second quarter.  Rockridge led wire-to-wire and were up by as many as 18, but Liberty

Coltin Quagliano’s triple double highlighted a 63-43 win for the Flying Geese of Wethersfield (7-4) over the Tigers of Illini Bluffs (2-10).  Wethersfield started on their run early and jumped out to a 23-10 lead at the end of the first quarter and led the game wire-to-wire.  This wasn’t the smoothest of affairs, however, as

A 17-16 lead at halftime mushroomed into an 18 point victory for the Lewistown Indians (7-6) over the Illini West Chargers (1-11) in this quarterfinal Consolation contest.  The Chargers won the battle in the paint (20-14) and bench points (8-5)…but committed nearly double the turnovers which allowed Lewistown to convert into 21 points. Lewistown surged

Trevor Heffren shot 12-23 from the field and scored 27 points to lead the Eureka Hornets (5-8) to a victory over the Panthers of Camp Point Central (1-11) in the second round of the Consolation bracket.  Camp Point outscored Eureka 15-3 in the third quarter to take the lead, but Eureka charged back to take