NSCAA 11 (Roster and RP Thread)

[Cassadaigua]

Cutoff for the first round of the tournament in my conferences!

Scores

[Newmanistan]

Cutoff time for the opening round of the Sky Blue and Royal Conference tournaments!

Results

[Banija]

It's never too late to fight the fight!

Never too late to cheat the night!

Never too late to win the day!

Never to late for this cutoff!

Scores

[Chromatika]

Here is your cutoff for the second round of the Checkers Tournament.

Results

[Saint Kanye]

Five-Game Recap: Frostvale Institute of Technology (STK)
Record So Far: 9-0, 1st in Mugisha II Memorial Conference

Matchday 6: W 103-67 vs. Universidade de Soria (LIS)
The Frost Giants demolish the Bats behind Marlon Martinez's 22 points, C.J. Carter's 20 and Devin Ross' 15.

Matchday 7: W 103-69 vs. Maritime Academy (LTX)
The Long Texas-based school led early, 3-0. But FIT went on a 21-0 run afterward and eventually rolled on to another huge victory.

Matchday 8: W 97-70 vs. Third Military Medical University (SHW)
Alan Peterson's 23 points, four assists and two steals led the wannabe tech professionals over the future army doctors.

Matchday 9: W 83-58 vs. College of the Air Force (VNG)
Carter scored 19, and Curtis Bridges contributed 16 as the Frost Giants turn back the Twisters.

Matchday 10: BREAK

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Five-Game Recap: South Union College (STK)
Record So Far: 10-0, 1st in Baganda Peoples Conference

Matchday 6: W 85-70 vs. Universidade de Lerna (LIS)
The Strongmen conquer The Land, helped by Casper Boone's 24 points and Jess Matthews' 17.

Matchday 7: W 65-52 vs. Commonwealth A&M (LTX)
Matthews topscored for SOUC with 15 in this low-scoring affair that saw both teams score just ten each in the third quarter.

Matchday 8: W 100-70 vs. University of Portsmouth (AIG)
Zane Hoffman exploded for thirty points. The winning margin? Also thirty points. This man was literally the difference-maker.

Matchday 9: W 95-57 vs. Iclérs de Montevideo (LMO)
Cam Sheridan had 20 points and five assists; Boone added 14 before fouling out in the fourth quarter.

Matchday 10: W 75-57 vs. Hudson College (HPI)
Hoffman missed this game with a migraine, but Axel Travers proved to be a capable replacement with twelve points and three steals. Sheridan led the Strongmen in scoring with 18.

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Playoffs Recap: University of Bompton (STK)

Round 1: W 72-70 vs. Poma Sports Academy (OSC)
The second-seeded Redblues almost get upset by the conference cellar-dwellers, as they trailed by as much as thirteen, 36-49 in the second quarter. With 0:02 left and the game tied at 70, Nigel Wentworth threw an alley-oop pass to fellow freshman Hercules Bongo, who soared past two defenders and slammed the ball in for the win.

Bompton's next opponent will be the tenth-seeded Depri Sanar University Spartans, who took down the seventh-seeded Northwest Ballina State Redhawks 81-75 to also advance to the second round.

[Newmanistan]

Sky Blue and Royal Conferences are cutoff for Round 2!

Results

[Chromatika]

Cutoff for the Semifinals!

Results

[Drawkland]

Woah, I'm doing my conferences???? Yes I am. Sorry for the delay, but here's the first cutoff.

[Cassadaigua]

Another cutoff for the Five Star and Pink 15!

Favorites on one side, cinderellas on the other

[Banija]

Eh, for whatever reason, I had the off day on my own calendar set for Tuesday Night EST... and it was supposed to be tonight. So I'm way late with the cutoff. My sincerest apologies for my own mistake.

The rest of the schedule will not change. On the bright side, at least I didn't set fire to the rain. That could have been really disastrous.

[Chromatika]

Time to decide another recipient of an auto-berth.

Results and Automatic Berths

[Hampton Island]

Marquette Leaves Top Seed Shellshocked

We have not talked about the college basketball tournament thus far and we have not even revealed who the players are so far. Therefore, as expected, we have not played well. We did get one stunning upset in our favor though, and we are still charged up over it!

Marquette College, in the Pink 15 Conference because everything to do with Cassadaigua is pink, was the #8 seed and facing the top seeded Kanyean Air Force Academy. They have already earned their Ultra 64 berth thanks to that top seed but Marquette College is on the bubble and just might be our only chance to have anything in the Ultra 64. Marquette played well for the whole game and found themselves down 75-74 with 3.8 seconds left and needing a last second heroics. Sage Alvarett was on the sidelines looking to deliver the pass, and swiftly found Jeremy Stillson open to receive the pass. Stillson took the jumper and connected just as the buzzer sounded to give our team the stunning win, shellshocking the KAFA. Thanks to this win, we should not be on the bubble anymore but may have a winnable semifinal match here too because 13th seeded University of Angeles City has been upsetting teams, too!

[Saint Kanye]

Five-Game Recap: Frostvale Institute of Technology (STK)
Record So Far: 14-0, 1st in Mugisha II Memorial Conference

Matchday 11: W 97-66 vs. University of Endover (CBP)
Alan Peterson and Curtis Bridges had 20 points apiece as the Frost Giants manhandled the Wildcats. The halftime lead was just seven, 41-34.

Matchday 12: W 77-69 vs. 95X University Pacific City (NFX)
Frostvale Tech held a slim one-point lead, 70-69, in the final two minutes. After the opponents miss a three that could have forced them ahead, the Frost Giants went on a 7-0 run the rest of the way.

Matchday 13: W 90-66 vs. Old Mountain University (DRK)
Sure, the Northerners had the height advantage, but the Frost Giants were deadly shooters, combining for 16 for 21 (76%) from rainbow country.

Matchday 14: W 91-74 vs. Torona Catalan Language University (JUE)
C.J. Carter had 24 points, four assists and two steals as FIT put away their opponents from Juvencus.

Matchday 15: W 97-71 vs. Fedek City (BGN)
Peterson had a team-high 22 points in the win; Marlon Martinez scored only eight points but recorded fourteen assists.

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Five-Game Recap: South Union College (STK)
Record So Far: 14-0, 1st in Baganda Peoples Conference

Matchday 11: W 88-60 vs. Blue Coast University (VNG)
Zane Hoffman had 26 points, Nicky Harmon added 15 and three each of assists and steals, and the Strongmen slay the Sea Monsters.

Matchday 12: BREAK

Matchday 13: W 79-76 vs. Central 95X College (NFX)
In this battle of the unbeaten schools, it was SOUC who would prevail thanks to a Cam Sheridan three-point play at the last second. He finished with 13 points, second highest of the team after Casper Boone's 16.

Matchday 14: W 86-60 vs. Drawk Corps University (DRK)
Jess Matthews scored all but eight of his 25 points in the second half as SOUC roll over DCU.

Matchday 15: W 91-75 vs. Santo Domenico Technological Advancement College (JUE)
Harmon led the Strongmen with 19 points and four assists, while Aaron Rubin had 14 from off the bench.

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Playoffs Recap: Queensbridge University (STK)

Round 1: BYE

Round 2: W 91-66 vs. Eastern Shore University (HPI)
Ninth seed Eastern Shore and top seed Queensbridge split their two prior meetings, the former squeaking by, 75-74, in Matchday 12, and the latter escaping with an 83-80 win in Matchday 27. But this game would not be a close one. QU's defense reigned supreme, holding the opponents to less than 30% field goal shooting and less than 20% from three-point land. The leading scorer for the Engineers was Jareth Livingston with 23; next up for them is the semifinals game against the fourth-seeded Chromatik City College University Comets, a team they beat 64-57 in Matchday 10 and 75-73 in Matchday 25.

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Playoffs Recap: Kanyean Air Force Academy (STK)

Round 1: BYE

Round 2: L 75-76 vs. Marquette College (HPI)
Like the Engineers, the Warhawks were the top seed in their conference. Unlike the Engineers, the Warhawks would be unable to advance, being upset by the eighth-seeded Hampton Islander school. It was a tough loss too, as KAFA saw a 63-48 lead at the start of the fourth quarter evaporate. Regardless, KAFA is locked into the Ultra 64 tournament.

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Playoffs Recap: University of Bompton (STK)

Round 2: W 70-69 vs. Depri Sanar University (CMT)
The Redblues once again needed some last-second heroics to stay alive in the conference tournament. Down 68-69, Scott Sparks tried to put up a game-winning shot, but he was fouled in the process by Shantel Flake. That meant two free throws. The first one, to tie the score, hit nothing but net. The second one, to take the lead, rolled around the rim before falling in.

Bompton's semifinals opponent will be the sixth-seeded Alex Zach Free University based in Trolleborg, which they won against 73-71 in Matchday 13, but lost to 77-83 in Matchday 28.

[Newmanistan]

Cutoff time for the semifinal rounds in the Sky Blue and Royal Conferences, and MD 1-8 in the Newlands Conference

Results

[Banija]

Time for a more peaceful cutoff song from me!

Scores

[Cassadaigua]

Semifinal cutoff in the Five Star and the Pink 15!

Scores

[Newmanistan]

Time to decide the Sky Blue and Royal Conferences, and move the Newlands further along.

Results

[Saint Kanye]

Five-Game Recap: Frostvale Institute of Technology (STK)
Record So Far: 19-0, 1st in Mugisha II Memorial Conference

Matchday 16: W 95-64 vs. San Marco Polytechnic College (FID)
Devin Ross had 22 points, eleven rebounds and three blocks as Frostvale Tech sweep their series against the Filindostani school.

Matchday 17: W 93-51 vs. Grande Mountain University (CDG)
The Frost Giants led, by C.J. Carter's 21 points, took a 25-7 advantage in the first quarter and held on for the blowout victory.

Matchday 18: W 106-63 vs. Depri Lanar University (CMT)
Six FIT players scored in double digits as they obliterate the Warriors for the second time in this tournament.

Matchday 19: W 95-68 vs. University of Tundra Falls (NEW)
Carter scored 24 in the win, while Marlon Martinez had an almost triple double of 17 points, nine assists and eight steals.

Matchday 20: W 73-64 vs. Murnau State University (TRL)
A rather close result, but still a win for FIT as Martinez fouled out midway through the third quarter.

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Five-Game Recap: South Union College (STK)
Record So Far: 18-1, 1st in Baganda Peoples Conference

Matchday 16: L 71-72 vs. Raegs Vildam (BGN)
The Strongmen are finally brought to their knees after fourteen straight win. Several key players were in foul trouble; Zane Hoffman got his fifth in the third quarter causing him to be benched.

Matchday 17: W 73-59 vs. Universitas Barat Pilindostan - Bandaroon (FID)
SOUC pour out their frustrations from yesterday's result on their next opponents. Hoffman had a great comeback with 24 points after previously scoring just ten before fouling out.

Matchday 18: W 85-61 vs. Starksville Medical Institute (CDG)
South Union once again roll over the future 'Dagan doctors, winning by two dozen on 35 for 44 (80%) field goal shooting.

Matchday 19: W 79-74 vs. Pur State University (CMT)
It was a back and forth game against the Crusaders, who even led at the half 36-34. But the Strongmen forced some crucial turnovers at the end to snatch victory.

Matchday 20: W 95-58 vs. University of Empress Jessica I (NEW)
The Strongmen prevent their opponents from scoring for more than eight minutes, turning a narrow 22-17 lead into a 41-17 advantage late in the second quarter. Cam Sheridan had 20 points and Nicky Harmon added 18.

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Playoffs Recap: Queensbridge University (STK)

Semifinals: W 84-61 vs. Chromatik City College University (CMT)
The Engineers defeated the fourth-seeded Comets for the third time this season and advance to the conference finals. Dalton Parrish provided 22 points and seven assists, while Xander Lake scored 18.

Third seed Eugene Troger University of Biomedicine, based in Trolleborg, booked the other finals spot with a 79-65 victory over seventh seed Loudon Empire University out of Newmanistan. Queensbridge won against Eugene Troger 97-84 on Matchday 14, and again, 75-63, on Matchday 29.

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Playoffs Recap: University of Bompton (STK)

Semifinals: W 88-64 vs. Alex Zach Free University (TRL)
Von Fields poured in 27 points against sixth-seeded Alex Zach, and the Redblues arrange a championship matchup with 95X University Cascadia, the fifth seed, who beat top seed University of Loyola-Busukuma by a narrow 72-68 margin.

Finals: W 83-56 vs. 95X University Cascadia (NFX)
UB grab the Royal Conference championship and make it to the Ultra 64 bracket with a masterful performance in the title game. Fields once again topscored for the Redblues with 23 points as they never looked back from a 40-24 halftime lead.

[Banija]

The penultimate cutoff of the regular season!

[Saint Kanye]

Five-Game Recap: Frostvale Institute of Technology (STK)
Record So Far: 23-0, 1st in Mugisha II Memorial Conference

Matchday 21: W 88-73 vs. Universidade de Soria (LIS)
The Bats trailed by only four, 62-66, after three quarters. The Frost Giants responded with a 22-7 run in the final frame to put them away for good.

Matchday 22: W 96-67 vs. Maritime Academy (LTX)
FIT's Alan Peterson shot a perfect 5 for 5 from three-point range, finishing with a team-high 25 points.

Matchday 23: W 97-67 vs. Third Military Medical University (SHW)
Marlon Martinez had 21 points and eight assists against their Sherpalander opponents; C.J. Carter added 16 and five steals.

Matchday 24: W 94-56 vs. College of the Air Force (VNG)
Martinez had 21 points like he did in the last game, but had one more assist than he did previously, with nine.

Matchday 25: BREAK

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Five-Game Recap: South Union College (STK)
Record So Far: 23-1, 1st in Baganda Peoples Conference

Matchday 21: W 83-76 vs. Universidade de Lerna (LIS)
SOUC mounted a huge comeback after trailing for much of the game and being down 37-51 at the half.

Matchday 22: W 92-63 vs. Commonwealth A&M (LTX)
Jess Matthews led the scoring for the Strongmen with 19, while Cam Sheridan had a dozen each of points and assists.

Matchday 23: W 68-53 vs. University of Portsmouth (AIG)
Both teams were held to below 50% field goal shooting in this game. Only two SOUC players scored in double digits: Zane Hoffman with thirteen and Sheridan with eleven.

Matchday 24: W 95-82 vs. Iclérs de Montevideo (LMO)
The Strongmen were able to get two key players from the opponents' side fouled out as they rolled on to yet another win.

Matchday 25: W 106-70 vs. Hudson College (HPI)
This is a big game for South Union, as they not only blew their opponents out, but also clinched the conference title and an Ultra 64 seat with five more matchdays remaining.

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Sixteen-Game Recap: Elmore Heights Correctional Facility (STK)
Record So Far: 11-4, 2nd in Newlands Conference

Matchday 1: W 86-82 vs. Universitas Tanjung Pagi - Jakulta (FID)
The prisoners were off to a promising start, narrowly winning their opener; the starting small forward known only as "Jimmy Junior" sank two clutch free throws to extend a two-point lead and seal the deal.

Matchday 2: L 83-85 vs. University of Baker Park (CBP)
Unfortunately, in their second outing, the team dubbed by the prisoners themselves as the "Madd Doggs" would stumble against the Baker Park Bears.

Matchday 3: W 75-52 vs. University of Concord Heights (CDG)
Even after crushing them in the game, the prisoners were polite toward the 'Dagans, shaking hands and taking photos with them.

Matchday 4: 71-66 vs. University of Hondo (VAL)
"Scooter", the Madd Doggs' PG (point guard, not prison guard) made a layup and then a three-point play to put away their opponents from Valanora. He scored ten in total; "Jimmy Junior" topscored for Elmore Heights with twenty.

Matchday 5: L 67-74 vs. 95X University University City (NFX)
The Madd Doggs were heard laughing at the 95X team members' names; for this they were slapped with technical fouls. They promised never to do it again, though, apologizing to the players personally.

Matchday 6: W 83-80 vs. Andromeda Naval Academy (AIG)
"Cody Swagger" hit the game-winning three; he asked and was granted permission to keep the game ball as a souvenir.

Matchday 7: W 83-69 vs. Asculi University of Economics (OSC)
"Jimmy Junior" scored a team-high 23 in Elmore Heights' win; because of this, he also asked for a game ball.

Matchday 8: W 91-82 vs. Chromatik State University (CMT)
The game had to be stopped for almost an hour due to Madd Doggs center, seven-foot-tall "Big Blake", destroying the backboard after a dunk in the first quarter.

Matchday 9: BREAK

Matchday 10: L 72-74 vs. Grand Valley College (LTX)
"Cody Swagger" scored 22 points, but missed a potential game-winning three. His team decided to punish him by making him wear clown makeup and a clown nose for the next game.

Matchday 11: W 91-59 vs. High School of Metallurgy (TRL)
"Chief G" earned a game ball by dropping 33 points on their opponents from Trolleborg. He gave this ball to his visiting girlfriend.

Matchday 12: W 75-68 vs. Keisler College (NEW)
"Big Blake" scored 17, "Mark the Shark" added 13 from off the bench, and the Madd Doggs come from behind after trailing by as many as sixteen, 14-30 early in the second quarter.

Matchday 13: L 69-77 vs. New Cordóba College (LMO)
Elmore Heights lost by eight, though they were behind by as many as twenty, 45-65 at the start of the fourth period.

Matchday 14: W 91-76 vs. Pine Valley College (HPI)
"Scooter", a former pickpocket, has promised never to steal any more wallets and phones, but he said nothing about basketballs. He had seven steals to go with nine points; "Jimmy Junior" led the prisoners with 18.

Matchday 15: W 87-76 vs. Sadeg State University (DRK)
The defending champion Skyhawks' defeat against the Madd Doggs quickly became a trending topic on social media. Highlights from the game, as well as the full footage, went viral.

Matchday 16: W 84-72 vs. Universitas Tanjung Pagi - Jakulta (FID)
The Madd Doggs were pumped up over the previous matchday's win and the attention that they were getting, and they showed by playing well against the Filindostanis. "Chief G" led the team with 27.

[Cassadaigua]

It's time to get the conference tournament winners in the Five Star and Pink 15 Conferences!

The winners are....

[Newmanistan]

Cutoff time for MD 17-24 in the Newlands Conference!

Results

[Banija]

You're spinnng round and round and round in my head!

Did you really mean the words that you said?

Is this it I gotta know- should I stay or should I go?

Tell me the truth- is it gonna be me and you at this cutoff?

[Saint Kanye]

Five-Game Recap: Frostvale Institute of Technology (STK)
Final Record: 28-0, 1st in Mugisha II Memorial Conference

Matchday 26: W 101-65 vs. University of Endover (CBP)
Marlon Martinez had 24 points and eight assists against the Wildcats, while C.J. Carter had 19 points and five steals.

Matchday 27: W 66-64 vs. 95X University Pacific City (NFX)
Down 63-64 with 0.8 second left, Martinez buried a corner three, causing the Frost Giants to win, remain spotless, lock up first place in the group, and reserve a spot at the Ultra 64 tournament.

Matchday 28: W 78-52 vs. Old Mountain University (DRK)
Once again, the figurative Giants would prevail over the literal ones. Devin Ross scored 16 for FIT, and Curtis Bridges added 15.

Matchday 29: W 90-58 vs. Torona Catalan Language University (JUE)
Carter and Alan Peterson led their team, both scoring a score, that is, twenty points.

Matchday 30: W 90-78 vs. Fedek City (BGN)
With this win, the Frost Giants completed a sweep of the group stages. Head coach Levi Bailey told his squad not to get too confident though, as there's still the conference playoffs. Under the format of the Banija-based groups, the regular season leaders are already locked into the quarterfinals, skipping the first two rounds, so their next opponents are yet to be determined.

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Five-Game Recap: South Union College (STK)
Final Record: 27-1, 1st in Baganda Peoples Conference

Matchday 26: W 95-62 vs. Blue Coast University (VNG)
Casper Boone scored 21 and added ten rebounds in the Strongmen's huge win over the Sea Monsters.

Matchday 27: BREAK

Matchday 28: W 83-65 vs. Central 95X College (NFX)
Zane Hoffman scored seven of his 23 points in the final three minutes, as part of a 15-1 run that turned a close 68-64 game into a blowout.

Matchday 29: W 92-67 vs. Drawk Corps University (DRK)
DCU struggled early against SOUC, trailing 9-24 after one quarter and 25-52 at halftime.

Matchday 30: W 91-52 vs. Santo Domenico Technological Advancement College (JUE)
Cam Sheridan had 28 points; Boone added 17; none of the opponents scored more than ten. As with FIT, SOUC will have byes in the first two rounds of the playoffs.

[Newmanistan]

This is the cutoff for MD25-30 in the Newlands Conference!

Results