NSCAA 14 - Rosters

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This thread is meant for ROSTERS for the NSCAA 14 competition. If you're planning to post something other than a roster for NSCAA 14, do not post in this thread.

[The NASCAR Cup Series]

All teams are sorted by the conferences they play in.
The first player listed per position is a senior, the second listed is a junior, and the third listed is a sophomore.

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THE LEGACY INSTITUTE
Formerly Petty University of Entrepreneurship
Members of the Shango Conference

Nickname: The Kings
Short Name: TLI
Home Arena: Legacy Arena (14,243 capacity)
Style Modifier: +4.3

Point Guards
Osborne Belmont, #24
Kodey Mitchell, #1

Shooting Guards
Cavan Snelling, #34
Shaw Jekyll, #2

Small Forwards
Ira Sams, #42
Rollie Hobson, #3

Power Forwards
Nickolas Platt, #43
Zackery Cantrell, #4
Benton Tailor, #5

Centers
Sandford Spalding, #44
Fulk Ingham, #10
Matt Hogarth, #11

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COLLEGE
Members of the Shining Sun Conference

Nickname: The Duces
Short Name: PC
Home Arena: Rusty Tires Court (22,000 capacity)
Style Modifier: +2.2

Roster

Point Guards
Al Huxley, #2
Theo Hutchinson, #24

Shooting Guards
Rafe Bond, #22
Bryan Howard, #53
Lennon Traves, #3

Small Forwards
Donnie Thwaite, #12
Cyril Corey, #1
Corntoter Langford, #4

Power Forwards
Orson Clinton, #33
Macaulay Kendal, #5

Centers
Campbell Southgate, #21
Lesley Munson, #11

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HENDRICK STATE UNIVERSITY
Members of the 5 Star Conference

Nickname: The Dinosaurs
Short Name: HSU
Home Arena: Gordon Court (12,372 capacity)
Style Modifier: 0

Point Guards
Duncan Ramsey, #5
Zavier Thomson, #23

Shooting Guards
Jim Beverly, #24
Wilburn Mullins, #55

Small Forwards
Kiaran Derricks, #53
Willy Foster, #42

Power Forwards
Kellan Clarke, #35
Dee Gequia, #31
Shon Chandler, #00

Centers
Rick Phelps, #34
Egbert Ewart, #32
Teàrlach West, #11

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AUTO CLUB TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
Members of the Pink 16 Conference

Nickname: The Club
Short Name: ACTI
Home Arena: Auto Club Arena (12,000 capacity)
Style Modifier: +3

Roster

Point Guards
Brodie Harlan, #0
Carey Mac-n-Go, #10

Shooting Guards
Gladwyn Darnell, #2
Reilly Eason, #14

Small Forwards
Farrell Duke, #42
Dakota Rennoll, #55
Aindrea Winfield, #34

Power Forwards
Edric Disney, #2
Wilkie Simpson, #41
Hervey Auteberry, #21

Centers
Clinton Varley, #15
Kelvin Cotterill, #24

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UNIVERSITY OF TALLADEGA
Members of the Flying Drawk Conference

Nickname: The Big Ones
Short Name: UoT
Home Arena: Alabama Superfieldhouse (30,000 capacity)
Style Modifier: +5

Point Guards
Jonathan Elwin, #1
Seoc Lincoln, #11

Shooting Guards
Benson Readdie, #2
Gerald Nash, #12

Small Forwards
Tel Beck, #3
Harmon Hopson, #13

Power Forwards
Rudy West, #4
Goodwin Dodge, #14
Deòrsa Carr, #21

Centers
Mathew Merritt, #5
Wilmer Bagley, #15
Shaw Deighton, #22

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COLLEGE OF WARE
Members of the Calania Conference

Nickname: Big Red
Short Name: None
Home Arena: Jacobs Center (1,835 capacity)
Style Modifier: -4

Point Guards
Jamey Roberts, #51
Goku Roberts, #55

Shooting Guards
Bobby Isaacson, #52
Mervin Stoddard, #31
Teddie Smythe, #40

Small Forwards
St. John Devin, #53
Tim Moore, #54

Power Forwards
Fisher Tate, #2
Edwyn Garrett, #41

Centers
Marley Knaggs, #15
Roddy Blythe, #23
Maitland Killam, #24

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RICHMOND RACING SCHOOL
Members of the Salamantica Conference

Nicknames: The Action Team
Short Name: RRS
Home Arena: Richmond Oval (26,000 capacity)
Style Modifier: +4

Point Guards
Palmer Solomon, #1
Travers Davis, #11
Marvin Dick, #21

Shooting Guards
Kip Howland, #2
Alistair Chambers, #12

Small Forwards
Merlyn Pickering, #3
Maurice MacAlastair, #13

Power Forwards
Chile Merritt, #4
Zachary Hill, #14
Allen Pettigrew, #22

Centers
Jarrett Close, #5
Stafford London, #15

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UNIVERSITADE ELDORA
Members of the Eternal Conference

Nickname: The Mudslingers
Short Name: UE
Home Arena: Summer Mud Dome (3,427 capacity)
Style Modifier: -5

Point Guards
Brant Morriss, #1
Todd Thomson, #33
Dave Hall, #22

Shooting Guards
Leighton Banister, #2
Shelton Power, #53

Small Forwards
Ralphie Bloodworth, #3
Travis Pender, #21
Philander Martell, #24

Power Forwards
Stacy Gary, #4
Robbie Stanton, #30

Centers
Coty Elwes, #5
Owen Emmett, #00

[Ranoria]

Ranoria's Very Own:
NSCAA Rosters!

Permissions: Literally anything goes with these boyos, barring 'rona stuff.
Key: Top players starting, guys below them are their backup. Underlined players are considered to be above average, bold players are considered to be future all-stars
First up, the ones you're most familiar with...

Richardson University Governors

Quick Facts
Nickname: Governors
Colors: Red/White
Head Coach: Billy Garrett
Arena: Richardson Arena, 13,500
Located: Richardson, Ranoria
Accolades: NSCAA 13 Salamantica Conference Champions

Richardson is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the country. Located in the nation's capitol, they're known as a gridiron football school and are historically the nation's most dominant program on that front, but they generally field a respectable squad in basketball as well. Despite winning the conference in NSCAA 13, the Governors program collapsed that season due to being swept in this sport’s inaugural edition of the Richardson-Loyola-Istria rivalry. They’ve attacked recruiting hard though, with one young man in particular, Franklin Jones, looking to be a future star. Head coach Arnold Hilliard is in his third season now, as Markus Volgelstein was fired after the Loyola-Istria sweep (though he’s gone on to do great things in the IBC) - the team has consistently posted a winning record and made two final four appearances in his tenure, losing to eventual champion Ranoria State on both occasions.

Centers:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Davie Millard    7-1   260   Jr
Blake Gillian    6-10  230   Fr

Power Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Björn Harnisch    6-5  250   Sr
Clay Gutierez     6-6  230   Fr

Small Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Billy Patterson   6-6   225   Jr
Tom Christensen   6-5   230   Fr

Shooting Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Franklin Jones    6-1   205   Fr
Tony Bjornnson    6-1   205   Sr

Point Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Clarence Georges  6-2   205   Sr
Hannes Kreimer    6-1   205   Fr

Cold Hill University Buffalo

Quick Facts
Nickname: Buffalo
Colors: Maroon/Gold
Head Coach: Lennart Mayenburg
Arena: The Igloo - 14,000
Located: Cold Hill, Ranoria

Bundle up if you're going to this one! Cold Hill is in the northern reaches of an already cold country in Ranoria, but that's why they're traditionally a basketball school! While gridiron has definitively taken over as the school's primary sport, the basketball team is their oldest program, so you should be in for some exciting games!

Centers:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Tommy Cane      7-1   250   Sr
Hardin Pearson  6-11  230   Jr

Power Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Harvey Ross     6-7   225   Sr
Craig Paulsen   6-8   245   Jr

Small Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Bud Adelhard    6-5   235   Sr
Hardin Mitt     6-6   230   Jr

Shooting Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Trevor Zane     6-4   205   Sr
Phillip Brown   6-5   210   Fr

Point Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Derek Friedrich 6-3   200   Sr
Bo Gorman       6-1   190   Sr

Ranoria State University Wolfhounds

Quick Facts
Nickname: Wolfhounds
Colors: Black and Blue
Head Coach: Randal Harrington
Arena: Heron's Dome - 24,500
Located: Ranoria City, Ranoria
Accolades: NSCAA 13 Sweet 16

Located in the largest city in the country, Ranoria State is a huge school with powerhouse sports programs. They've won two of the last three national championships in basketball and look to be the prime contenders among Ranorian programs to actually do something in this competition. Recently fielded a Astor Francóis, who performed well in the IBC and Quebec.

Centers:
   Name           Ht    Wt    Yr
Felix Harrington 7-1   255   Sr
Rodey Cullers   6-11   240   Fr

Power Forwards:
   Name           Ht    Wt    Yr
Tobey Caruthers    6-7   220   Sr
Garry Rodriguez    6-8   220   Fr

Small Forwards:
   Name           Ht    Wt    Yr
Bert Reimold      6-7   230   Sr
Clay Fullman      6-6   215   Fr

Shooting Guards:
   Name           Ht    Wt    Yr
Tom Mueller      6-6   220   Fr
Cyril Forbes     6-6   225   Sr

Point Guards:
   Name           Ht    Wt    Yr
Blake Landry     6-4   220   Jr
Aaron Martinez   6-3   225   Sr

Vricksinburg State University Pheasants

Quick Facts
School Name: Vricksinburg State University
Nickname: Pheasants
Colors: Brown and orange
Head Coach: Tobias Wilkow
Arena: Vricksinburg State Arena - 13,022
Located: Vricksinburg, Ranoria

One of the older universities in the nation, Vricksinburg is known as a gridiron school and holds its students to strict academic curriculum. If they actually manage to do anything significant, we will be nothing less than shocked, but they have entered and will likely conduct themselves in a professional manner. Expect a well coached team with heavy scheming to get shooters open.

Centers:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Carl Wentz        7   250   Jr
Ham Glockenton  6-10  240   Sr

Power Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Manny Thiele    6-9   240   Sr
Clark Reiner    6-8   210   Fr

Small Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Eduard Schachner 6-7   220   Sr
Bruno Wehder     6-5   215   Jr

Shooting Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Johan Dreyfus    6-6   240   Sr
Mike Schwartzman 6-5   230   Jr

Point Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Bastion Frey     6-3   210   Sr
Tom Austerlitz   6-2   205   Jr

Aaaaand finally, the throw ins

University of Dietrich Snow Bears

Quick Facts
Nickname: Snow Bears
Colors: Sky Blue and White
Head Coach: Tucker Levin
Arena: Heritage Arena - 6,301
Located: Dietrich, Ranoria

As is a trend with this group, they're a gridiron football school first and foremost. The University of Dietrich is traditionally a conservative school with academic rigors, but in recent decades fraternities, sororities, and the sports teams have been breaking that mold. So if you happen to encounter a hungover player or two, don't be surprised.

Centers:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Marius Weinstock 7-1   255   Sr
Patrik Steinheil 6-10  255   Jr

Power Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Jörn Lehning     6-9   250   Sr
Tillie Freund    6-8   240   Jr

Small Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Timon Myers      6-3   225   Sr
Moritz Heröther  6-5   215   Jr

Shooting Guards:
   Name           Ht    Wt    Yr
Vinzenz Brugmann 6-5   240   Sr
Richard Berkel   6-4   230   Jr

Point Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Yannik Wildner  6-3   190   Sr
Adam Goethe     6-1   205   Jr

Matthensville Polytechnic Institute

Quick Facts
Nickname: Cryptokleptics
Colors: Orange
Head Coach: Bochniak Ether
Arena: Moonshill Court - 9,400
Located: Matthensville, Ranoria
Accolades: NSCAA 13 DCIT Quarterfinalists

The cryptokleptics are an interesting lot. After a crypto craze took over the school some 34 years ago, students as a whole have identified themselves with it. In fact, it's part of the school's recruiting now. Those with an entrepreneur's spirit are welcome - the school's investing communities and courses mean that most students are able to pay off their loans before graduating. In fact, an alumni of MPI was part of the team that developed Ranoria's now wholly adopted digital currency system.

Oh, you wanted to know about basketball? Yeah, it's a joke to them. They don't care all that much about it. Famously barely made it to their first DCIT tournament game in NSCAA 13 because they didn’t know they were scheduled to play.

Centers:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Terry Trias      7-2   255   Sr
Bert Algorand    6-10  255   Sr

Power Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Michael Tezos    6-3   235   Jr
Hagen NuCypher   6-4   215   Fr

Small Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Corey Ripple    6-6   250   Jr
Conan Theta     6-6   240   Jr

Shooting Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Billy Trias     6-1   190   Soph
Adonis Paid     6-2   215   Soph

University of Rouyoutte Lions

Quick Facts
Nickname: Lions
Colors: Purple/Blue
Head Coach: Richard Henry
Arena: Rouyoutte Arena, 10,500

Rouyoutte is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the country. Located in one of Ranoria's larger cities, they're known as a stringent academic school and are historically the nation's most sought after large university for this purpose. They do still manage to field strong and respectable sporting teams in a variety of arenas, although championship aspirations and top recruits are limited due to rigorous expectations off the field.

Centers:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Barry Fullman    6-11   240   Sr
Randy Fuller     6-9    250   Jr

Power Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr

Sebastian Hughes  6-7  245   Sr
Scott Fullisch    6-5  240   Fr

Small Forwards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Gregor Billings   6-6   235  Sen
Tony Feilmeter    6-5   220   Jr

Shooting Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Tommy Carver      6-3   215   Sen
Craig Hall        6-1   205   Fr

Point Guards:
   Name          Ht    Wt    Yr
Terrence Georgio  6-2   200   Sen
Jamie Kraymer     6-1   205   Jr

[Kharakia]

If my opponent rps first, they may do nothing. I will not do anything if I rp first either.
Top players in each position are starters, bottom players are bench.
Kharakia City University Ghosts
The champions of the Kharakia City Conference (KCC), the Ghosts are looking to do some damage in the tournament.

Short Name: KCU
Home Arena: Civil War Memorial Stadium (Cap. ~13,400)
Style Mod: 0

Point Guards
Bert Vokalst, #1
Crast Nisht-Farkas, #0

Shooting Gaurds
Mickey Molkast, #25
Zak Mihal, #17

Small Forwards
Jack Holokost, #21
Neil Brekt, #10

Power Forwards
Thomas Lukowski, #14
Jared Minamino, #5

Centers
Gerald Bukost, #7
Alexander Lokast-Farkas, #20

Brusnia State Falcons
After managing to win the Nothern Tip Conference (NTC), the Falcons were upset in the first round of the Kharakian CBB Tourney. They managed to do win their conference though, so they're here.

Short Name: BSU
Home Arena: Nomskit Arena (Cap. ~10,250)
Style Mod: +5

Point Guards
Vilsh Mishtook, #8
Kalk Barak, #11

Shooting Gaurds
Cam Newtz, #65
Perce Sharak, #0

Small Forwards
Lukass Polkast, Jr., #5
Porter Valensha, #19

Power Forwards
Tin Fan, #47
Alexander Vemp II, #9

Centers
Gold Farkas, #14
Harold Armada, #77

Yutak University Wolves
The Wolves won the Kharakian Jungle Conference (KJC) to make it to this point. The youngest and debatably worst team coming out of Kharakia, they aren't looking to make a deep run, but if they can, they will.

Short Name: YTK
Home Arena: Tesla Court at the Tigarr Sports Complex (Cap. ~ 7,300)
Style Mod: +2

Point Guards
Fred Chingadinga, #17
Pleik Vegenazín, #4

Shooting Gaurds
Barry Monsesil, #45
Trent Alikok, #1

Small Forwards
Matt Turner, #15
Lukass Pihi'alovich, #99

Power Forwards
Lindo Gonzalez, #71
Reggie Nallak, #52

Centers
Jesús Kalmpita, #7
Adrian Krajnik, #24

University of Brusnia Crows
Winners of the Kharakian CBB Tourney, the Crows are trying to put a stop to teams' runs and at least make it past the conference stage.

Short Name: UBR
Home Arena: Nissan Stadium (Cap. ~9,750)
Style Mod: -1

Point Guards
Raj Bimin, #33
Vis Kutu'ulu, #66

Shooting Guards
José Ganador, #1
Alex Farkas, #31

Small Forwards
Mateo Guerrero, #12
Elpierk Shamalk, #15

Power Forwards
Daniel Tortuga, #20
Kai Miksel, #24

Centers
Teo Firminovic, #48
George Ponshil, #99

Yutak State Warriors
The Warriors may have barely squeaked out an Eastern Yutak Conference (EYC), but don't let the total 10 PD in the 4 games of EYC tournament play fool you, Yutak State is a lot more powerful than people realize.

Short Name: YSU
Home Arena: The Dome of Champions (Cap. ~20,000)
Style Mod: 0

Point Guards
Rey Leech, #4
Gilbert Dum, #0

Shooting Guards
Nigel Middlebottom, #50
Jerry Arisk, #15
Small Forwards
Frank Dipudonculus, #3
Lukass Halmino, #77

Power Forwards
Carson Farkas, #7
Cipriano Dávid, #9

Centers
Dimas Chelak, #99
Faron Tumihalo, #47

Hoteel State Ravens
The Ravens managed to win the weak Peninsula Conference (PNSC), but their motivation and revenge factor against Brusnia State might get them far in the NSCAA 14.

Short Name: HSU
Home Arena: Lakeside Stadium (Cap. ~7,500)
Style Mod: -3.8

Point Guards
Wallis Calmink, #12
Bear Stinton, #0

Shooting Guards
Aron Jos, #21
Seko Banchaka, #14

Small Forwards
Zak Smals, #18
Davy Chelpot, #9

Power Forwards
Barry Shelpitrak, #18
Persival Tunku'utu, #47

Centers
Miksa Pel, #60
Trevor White, #99

Plistel University Guardians
The winners of the Southwest Conference (SWC), the Guardians made a deep run in the Kharakian CBB Tourney, before being beat out in the Quarterfinals on a buzzer beater in overtime.

Short Name: PLS
Home Arena: Jelver Arena
Style Mod: +3

Point Guards
Sekoya Farkas, #13
Chase McSorley, #14

Shooting Guards
Morley Moreson, #1
Carlos Blanchika, #10

Small Forwards
Ralf Sorenson, #17
Gastón Merder, #24

Power Forwards
Windsor Fiyin, #69
Justy Lelters, #55

Centers
Piers Farkas, #36
Sar Tolimp, #99

Iskwat State Vampires
The Vampires may be the other team in the debate for worst Kharakian team in this tournament, but after winning the Central Conference, they might be dark horses in the competition.

Short Name: IKSU
Home Arena: Heritage Court (Cap. ~4,800)
Style Mod: 0

Point Guards
Lavern Kirster, #0
Fred Vlinson, #14

Shooting Guards
Frank Wallace, #17
Keith Lorenzik, #20

Small Forwards
Jeremy Linton, #44
Weldon Nisht, #99

Power Forwards
Santiago Di Franco, #16
Ry Farkas-Nisht, #21

Centers
Daren Bulovan, #47
Hernán Gomez, #81

[Valanora]

Valanora Teams Rosters

Raynor University

PG: Emilie Storøy - 6'0" - 161 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
PG: Adela Evjen - 5'9" - 143 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
SG: Anne Thon - 5'8" - 140 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
SG: Oda Gåsland - 6'0" - 156 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
SG: Julia Hansen - 5'10" - 159 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
C: Halvard Westgaard - 6'9" - 189 lbs - age 18 - Fr
F: Alexander Årvik - 6'4" - 201 lbs - age 19 - So
PF: Trygve Kristiansen - 6'6" - 214 lbs - age 19 - So
SG: Linus Venås - 6'0" - 164 lbs - age 20 - Jr
C: Lucas Knutsen - 6'7" - 189 lbs - age 20 - Jr

Mar Sara Tech

PG: Yusra Fjellheim - 5'9" - 143 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
SG: Julia Teigland - 5'10" - 151 lbs - age 18 - So (F)
PF: Mikail Andersen - 6'5" - 202 lbs - age 19 - So
F: Oliwia Kleven - 6'6" - 187 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
C: Ole Johansen - 6'9" - 220 lbs - age 19 - So
PG: Daniel Thoresen - 6'0" - 168 lbs - age 18 - Fr
SG: Matas Haugstad - 6'2" - 181 lbs - age 18 - Fr
C: Sivert Jakobsen - 6'9" - 209 lbs - age 18 - Fr
F: Christine Standal - 6'7" - 198 lbs - age 18 - So (F)
SG: Sivert Heggedal - 6'2" - 169 lbs - age 19 - So

University of Hondo

SG: Eiril Rørvik - 5'8" - 148 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
PF: Emil Vangen - 6'4" - 183 lbs - age 18 - So
C: Matilde Thorshaug - 6'5" - 188 lbs - age 20 - Jr (F)
SG: Alexander Dahlen - 5'10" - 156 lbs - age 18 - Fr
PG: August Nikolaisen - 6'0" - 162 lbs - age 20 - Sr
F: Malin Røyrvik - 6'7" - 188 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
SG: Jørgen Kleven - 5'10" - 148 lbs - age 19 - So
SG: Helene Skei - 5'8" - 144 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
PG: Mathias Pettersen - 6'2" - 174 lbs - age 18 - Fr
C: Daniel Fjeldstad - 6'10" - 240 lbs - age 18 - Fr

Everlin University

PG: Mikkel Aarum - 6'0" - 162 lbs - age 19 - So
SG: Lucas Pettersen - 6'2 - 171 lbs - age 18 - Fr
SG: Oliver Frisvold - 6'0" - 165 lbs - age 18 - Fr
C: Selma Abrahamsen - 6'6" - 190 lbs - age 20 - Jr (F)
F: Henrik Bratvold - 6'5" - 202 lbs - age 18 - Fr
PG: Olav Heggøy - 5'9" - 157 lbs - age 21 - Sr
SG: Frøya Johannessen - 5'7" - 141 lbs - age 18 - So (F)
F: Simen Aaserud - 6'8" - 222 lbs - age 18 - Fr
PF: Maren Skjærvik - 6'4" - 182 lbs - age 20 - Jr (F)
C: Julie Mohammadi - 6'7" - 202 lbs - age 18 - So (F)

Turbani Tech

PG: Signe Egeland - 5'9" - 154 lbs - age 20 - Jr (F)
PF: Kristina Johansen - 6'6" - 183 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
C: Dennis Alver - 6'9" - 227 lbs - age 21 - Sr
SG: Adam Kristensen - 5'10" - 163 lbs - age 19 - So
SG: Emil Meyer - 5'11" - 159 lbs - age 18
C: Iver Hagen - 6'6" - 212 lbs - age 18 - So
PG: Alexander Toresen - 5'9" - 158 lbs - age 18 - Fr
PF: Amelia Eriksen - 6'5" - 192 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
F: Antonio Meisingset - 6'8" - 211 lbs - age 18 - Fr
SG: Elise Aaserud - 6'0" - 161 lbs - age 20 - Jr (F)

Rinaldi Naval Academy

SG: Live Martinsen - 5'8" - 149 lbs - age 18 - So (F)
SG: Zainab Kvammen - 5'6' - 144 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
C: Runar Nervik - 6'7" - 219 lbs - age 19 - So
PG: Mathilde Tufte - 5'8" - 132 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
F: Silje Johansson - 6'0" - 181 lbs - age 19 - So (F)
PF: Jonas Engebretsen - 6'2" - 191 lbs - age 19 - So
PG: Iselin Berg - 5'8" - 158 lbs - age 21 - Sr (F)
SG: Christina Finnøy - 5'11" - 181 lbs - age 21 - Sr (F)
SG: Marcus Vangen - 5'10" - 167 lbs - age 18 - Fr
C: Trym Sæterbø - 6'8" - 209 lbs - age 19 - So

Sabinal State

PG: Stian Eriksen - 5'10" - 162 lbs - age 19 - So
PG: Henrik Monsen - 5'10" - 175 lbs - age 18 - Fr
SG: Leana Nærø - 6'1" - 164 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
SG: Imre Iversen - 6'2" - 189 lbs - age 19 - So
SG: Iris Nguyen - 5'9" - 146 lbs - age 18 - Fr
SG: Bacchus Maestas - 6'1" - 176 lbs - age 19 - Jr
F: Casper Varhaug - 6'3" - 182 lbs - age 19 - So
F: Sander Strand - 6'7" - 192 lbs - age 18 - Fr
C: Bricio Cepeda - 6'6" - 222 lbs - age 20 - Jr
C: Ida Jørgensen - 6'4" - 198 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)

South Caddonia University

PG: Mathilde Frivold - 5'8" - 152 lbs - age 18 - Fr (F)
PG: Lahuen Villagómez - 5'8" - 156 lbs - age 19 - Jr (F)
C: Axel Storås - 6'7" - 211 lbs - age 19 - So
SG: Koko Meraz - 6'0" - 174 lbs - age 19 - Jr
SG: Eira Hauge - 5'10" - 151 lbs - age 18 - So (F)
SG: Markus Selnes - 5'10" - 162 lbs - age 18 - Fr
SG: Eira Hopen - 5'9" - 164 lbs - age 18 - Fr
F: Gaia Rodrígez - 6'4" - 192 lbs - age 18 - So (F)
F: Elpidio Castillo - 6'5" - 211 lbs - age 19 - Jr
C: Huenu Acuna - 6'9" - 235 lbs - age 19 - So

[Schima Bas]

The Emirate of Schima Bas | NSCAA 14 Rosters
Want to find context for our teams and get more acquainted with on-campus life? Read here!

Players in green text are new starters for the team. Most are underclassmen that are ready to step up, but others are transfers from schools within the country.

Blue Crescent Technical College Blue Bonners, Active Life Arena (8,321), Ourelasia

Head Coach: James Wycliff, 53
Style Mod: -3

C: Logan Murray, Sr.
SF: Shaquille Morris, Sr.
PF: Ombedi Algurado, Sr.

C: Bob Jacobs, So.
SF: Garth Methos, Jr.
PF: Victor Vast, Jr.
SG: Jacques Holmgren, Sr.
PG: Kyler Zagorro, So

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Border Baptist University Collies, Sallwest Arena (14,862), Ourelasia

Head Coach: Tom Adler, 47
Style Mod: +3

C: Jack Blosse, Sr.
PF: Gilbert Hannover, Sr.

C: Dominic Hart, Jr.
SF: Izzie Floom, Sr
PF: Alexander Wright, So.
SG: Luxarious Rosa, Sr.
PG: Lucius Crawford, Jr.

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Crimson Royal University Mink, Unity Gymnasium (14,361), Alquerdi

Head Coach: Assam Bastoli, 59
Style Mod: +2

SF: Mario DeMari, Sr.
SG: Jordan Audi, Sr.

C: Jayce Yeller, Sr.
SF: Aku Radi, So.
PF: Clement Hart, Jr.
SG: Amru el-Hasan, Jr
PG: Mohan “Mo” Qadiri, Sr.

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Crown’s College Royal Bears, The High Court (16,524), Viercourt

Head Coach: Richard Bell, 61
Style Mod: +2

PF: Hans Deide, Sr.
PG: Micah Zemarias, Sr.

C: Chase Pointer, Jr.
SF: Trent Julianis, Sr.
PF:Derrick Lamere, Sr. (Transfer from Morissland A&M)
SG: Pete Gillos, Sr.
PG: Ambrose McNeil, Jr.

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Jasper Technological Institute Foxes, Our Arboreum “OurAr” (12,212), Ourelasia

Head Coach: Patrick Swasser, 52
Style Mod: +0

PF: Alex Bolton, Sr.
SG: Jimmy Graves, So. (Transferred to University of The Southern Coast SHM)

C: Donald Christensen, Sr.
SF: Julian Fissuolo, Jr.
PF: Ty Hyssop, So.
SG: Becca Love, Jr.
PG: Hopp Almeras, Sr.

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Morissland A&M Campmen, Qadir Rifling Arena (13,250), Barbone

Head Coach: Harold Diggs, 58
Style Mod: +1

C: Varus Hommel, Sr.
PF: Derrick Lamere, Jr. (Transferred to Crown’s College SHM)

C: Claud Braun, So.
SF: Marius Offte, Sr.
PF: Bayley West, Jr.
SG: Howard Deangelo, Sr.
PG: Brandy Enbass, Jr.

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National College Steamers, Hall Fieldhouse (20,380), Ourelasia

Head Coach: Harvey Lincoln, 56
Style Mod: +2

PG: Joey Graves, Sr.

C: Mason Everett, Sr.
SF: Hassan Halbert, Jr.
PF: Moke Alhambrasas, Jr.
SG: Farris Di Arnhem, Sr.
PG: Iko Masseo, So.

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University of The Southern Coast Stallions, Alignment Coliseum (10,256), Dos Arbores

Head Coach: Max Morgan, 54
Style Mod: +3

SF: Jackson Buffont, Sr.
SG: Howard Demarcus, Sr.

C: Chevy Grandis, Jr.
SF: Troy Kilopado, So.
PF: Grant Geller, Sr.
SG: Jimmy Graves, Jr. (Transfer from Jasper Technical)
PG: Brandon Halbsmann, Sr.

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[TJUN-ia]

Back to the NSCAA, eh? Indeed! TJUN-ian Basketball is in an interesting place right now as while you can potentially feel the fires that took us to those famous highs die down, there are some who still think our best days as a program are still ahead of us and not behind...and need the NSCAA to prove that in some sort of sense. Last time we were here, a record 5 Schools made the Ultra 64 and 3 made the DCIT (with CPortside the odd ones out), but with many eyes from above looking down on the NSCAA as a sign for the future, all 8 of the schools will be hoping to impress in this new 10-conference set up. The Big Dance is always the goal and everyone will be hoping to make it, as always.

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HONGXAI PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY DRAGONS

Also Known As: HPU, Hongxai
School Location: Hongxai/Diamond City, CEA Zone
Stadium: People's Stadium (16,000)
Home Colours: Red/Yellow
Road Colours: Yellow/Red
Mascot: Lóngwáng (The Dragon King)
Fight Song: "Wèile Rénmín (For The People)"
Conference: Shango
NSCAA13: 3rd in Pink 16, 22-8, +288PD, CC QF, U64 R2

STARTING FIVE
PG: Song Qingwei (Jnr.)
SG: Yusuke Tokunaga (Snr.)
SF: Gu Ying (Jnr.)
PF: Ma Rui (Jnr.)
C: Vladis Lasmanis (Fre./NAU)

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AL-HILAL UNIVERSITY ISLANDERS

Also Known As: AHU, Al-Hilal
School Location: Al-Hilal, ArU Zone
Stadium: Royal Center (15,000)
Home Colours: Green/Black
Road Colours: Black/Green
Mascot: Mustafa the Defiant
Fight Song: "We Rise To Fight"
Conference: Shining Sun
NSCAA13: 3rd in Five Star, 23-7, +229PD, CC SF, U64 R1

STARTING FIVE
PG: Jasmina Laamiri (Fre./AU)
SG: Issa Al Hayam (Jnr.)
SF: Ahmed Al-Malood (Snr.)
PF: Samia Ben Mohamed (Fre.)
C: Sayeed Abdulla (Snr.)

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CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY GRIZZLIES

Also Known As: CSU, Central State, CenSta
School Location: Szensky, CSTO Zone
Stadium: Arena Doblesti (22,000)
Home Colours: Red/White
Road Colours: White/Red/Blue
Mascot: Ivan the Bear
Fight Song: "To Arms For CSU!"
Conference: Five Star
NSCAA13: 3rd in Eternal, 22-8, +201PD, CC F, U64 R1

STARTING FIVE
PG: Olena Tymoshenko (Soph./NAU)
SG: Shamsiya Jumakhonzoda (Fre.)
SF: Alsu Smirnova (Jnr.)
PF: Lina Chernomyrdina (Jnr.)
C: Igor Kuchayev (Snr.)

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UNIVERSITY OF THE CARIBBEAN AT PORT TOWN GREEN FLASH

Also Known As: UCarib-Port Town, UCPT, Port Town
School Location: Port Town/Portuaria, CU Zone
Stadium: Port Centre (13,000)
Home Colours: Green/White
Road Colours: White/Green/Black
Mascot: Flash Freddy
Fight Song: "We Strike For Us All"
Conference: Salamantica
NSCAA13: 4th in Salamantica, 21-9, +106PD, CC QF, U64 R1

STARTING FIVE
PG: Prisca Mauconduit (Fre.)
SG: Kendra Braithwaite (Snr.)
SF: Liza Colón Cosme (Soph.)
PF: Kofi Kollon (Jnr.)
C: Martin Rudderford (Snr.)

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UNIVERSITY OF WISDOM-WOLLONGMATTA BAY WALLABIES

Also Known As: UW-Wollongmatta Bay, UWWB, Wisdom On The Bay
School Location: Wollongmatta Bay, UO Zone
Stadium: UWWB Auditorium (11,000)
Home Colours: Yellow/Green
Road Colours: Green/Yellow
Mascot: Wally
Fight Song: "Waltzing Matilda"
Conference: Woodlands
NSCAA13: 7th in B79, 18-12, +51PD, CC SF, U64 R1

STARTING FIVE
PG: Pohiva Nukuʻalofa (Snr.)
SG: Mary-Anne Kenyi (Soph./AU)
SF: Emmanuel Kenyi (Soph./AU)
PF: Maalosi Fakailoga (Fre.)
C: Leaupepe Saveasi'uleo (Jnr.)

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UNIVERSIDAD CARLANDAS LEONES

Also Known As: UC, UNCA
School Location: Carlandas, UAC Zone
Stadium: La Guarida (The Den) (18,000)
Home Colours: Blue/Red (Azul/Rojo)
Road Colours: Red/Blue (Rojo/Azul)
Mascot: El León de la UC
Fight Song: "El Rugido (The Roar)"
Conference: Calania
NSCAA13: 7th in NCC, 15-15, +117PD, CC SF, DCIT SF

STARTING FIVE
PG: Ffion Wynne (Fre./NAU)
SG: Jonathan Salvador (Snr.)
SF: Samantha Cruz (Soph.)
PF: Reginalda Gonçalves (Fre./AU)
C: Berman Theophile (Fre.)

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UNIVERSIDAD DEL PACIFICO SURFISTAS

Also Known As: Pacifico, UP, UNPA
School Location: Rio Pacífico, UAS Zone
Stadium: Arena Tropical (17,000)
Home Colours: Blue/Pink (Azul/Rosa)
Road Colours: Pink/Blue (Rosa/Azul)
Mascot: Santos el Surfista
Fight Song: "Nosotros Montamos Las Olas (We Ride The Waves)"
Conference: Flying Drawk
NSCAA13: 7th in Shango, 16-14, +121PD, CC QF, DCIT QF

STARTING FIVE
PG: Marco Távara (Fre.)
SG: Rafaelle (Snr.)
SF: Andressa Alves (Jnr.)
PF: Vanessa Furman (Soph./NAU)
C: Kelvin Távara (Fre.)

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COLLEGE OF PORTSIDE MARINERS

Also Known As: M's, CPortside, CP
School Location: Portside, JagBase TJUN-ia
Stadium: Seaview Arena (12,000)
Home Colours: Blue/Green
Road Colours: White/Green
Mascot: Mariner Martin
Fight Song: "Off To Sea"
Conference: Pink 16
NSCAA 13: 8th in Flying Drawk, 13-17, -26PD, CC QF, No Postseason

STARTING FIVE
PG: Jennifer Reagan (Snr.)
SG: Katarina Kolsovakina (Soph.)
SF: Hernando Jotara (Jnr.)
PF: Dami Wong (Jnr.)
C: Shayna McGlutchen-Krijspoor (Fre.)

[Banija]

Country Information
Full Nation Name: Kingdom of Banija
Trigramme: BNJ
Denonym: Banijan

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Notes

- By the Banijan calendar, the NSCAA occurs every 3rd year. In seasons that schools compete in the NSCAA, they do not compete in domestic basketball. In NSCAA years, domestic basketball continues, just without the NSCAA schools. So the last 15 years has looked like this. So Year 11 records shown are 2 seasons before NSCAA 13, and Year 12 is record in season prior to NSCAA 13, while Year 13 is NSCAA 13.
Year 1: NSCAA 9
Year 2: Everyone competes domestically
Year 3: Everyone competes domestically
Year 4: NSCAA 10
Year 5: Everyone competes domestically
Year 6: Everyone competes domestically
Year 7: NSCAA 11
Year 8: Everyone competes domestically
Year 9: Everyone competes domestically
Year 10: NSCAA 12
Year 11: Everyone competes domestically
Year 12: Everyone competes domestically
Year 13: NSCAA 13
Year 14: Everyone competes domestically
Year 15: Everyone competes domestically

- All players are both Banijan and male unless otherwise specified
- BCSG stands for Banijan Collegiate Sports Group. It is the Banijan equivalent of Division I of the NCAA. There are 72 member institutions of this group.
- Banijan domestic regular season has 28 games, consisting of 8-12 non-conference games and 16-20 conference games, depending on the conference. 16 out of 59 total teams make the tournament, seeded 1-16. The 8 conference champions(there are no conference tournaments),and 8 at-large sides as picked by a selection committee. The first 2 rounds are Best of 3, all occurring at the home court of the higher seed. 3rd round is Best of 5(2-2-1 format), and Championship series is Best of 7(2-2-1-1-1 format).
- The BCSG's automatic qualifiers are anyone who made the national semifinals in Year 13 or Year 14. That made for 6 automatic qualifiers- University of Moravica, Loyola-Istria, Kizza I College, Hangaza Tech, University of Kitara, and Bunyoro A&M. The BCSG took a vote on the last two schools, and after fierce politicking, Northern Moravica University, as well as Zakuta State University, were voted in to fill out Banija's 8.
- Banijan players are quite proud players. Therefore, they will talk trash, they will show off, and they will show boat. They will talk trash to the fans and about each other. They'll try to look fancy and go for the highlight reel play, even at the expense sometimes of the safe play- sometimes it works out, sometimes it does not.
- There is no regular season camaraderie among these fanbases, as Banijan fans emphasize their rivalries with one another. There's generally camaraderie once the postseason rolls around, as Banijans will root for Banijan schools, and then other NSCF schools, in the Ultra 64- although schools will never root for their archrivals(aka Northern Moravica fans will never root for Loyola-Istria)
- All-Time Banijan NSCAA Team Statistics

Northern Moravica University Cougars
School Profile
Full Name: Northern Moravica University
Nickname: Cougars
Location: Herzegovina City, Moravica
Type: Public, Research, Urban, Space Grant.
Enrollment: 42,392
School President: Abbas Bajo. 70 years old. 10th year on the job.
Athletic Director: Horace Browning(Cosumar). 12th year on the job.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 13. Made the Ultra 64 as a #2 seed, lost in the second round to 7th seeded Grande Mountain University(CDG).
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: Sweet 16(NSCAA 10 & NSCAA 11)
Year 14 Record: 20-8(lost 2-0 in national quarterfinals to the University of Moravica)
Year 15 Record: 18-10(lost 2-0 in first round to Loyola-Istria)
Domestic Rivals: Loyola-Istria(North v. South Showdown), University of Moravica
Foreign Rivals: LeBois Santura University, Elephant Valley University, Cold Hill University
Colors: Red & white
Domestic Conference: Northern 9 Conference
NSCAA 14 Conference: Big Seven Nine Conference
NSCAA Conference Championships: NSCAA 11- Sky Blue Conference Tournament Champions. NSCAA 13- North Coast Conference Tournament champions.
Major Rivalry Games
Matchday 9: Northern Moravica @ LeBois Santura(CAD)
Matchday 14: Elephant Valley(SNL) @ Northern Moravica
Matchday 24: LeBois Santura(CAD) @ Northern Moravica
Matchday 30: Northern Moravica @ Elephant Valley(SNL)

Colors: Red & white
Head Coach: Momodou Mendy. 7th year as head coach, first season was NSCAA 12.
Defense: 3-2 zone(half-court trap)

Three years ago, the Cougars were able to earn a #2 seed for the tournament- but then were bounced spectacularly early from the tournament, in the second round. After two less than excellent years on the domestic scene, they're back on the international scene, ready to kick ass.

Starting 5
PG #0 Jubal Ojuok. 6'1. Senior. Captain. Pass-first facilitator.
SG #2 Masamba Bala. 6'4. Junior. Team's best player. Could have gone pro after 2 years, but specifically wanted to play in international competition.
SF #13 Oduor Abura. 6'6. Senior.
PF #14 Holgeir Eronsson. Graentfjall. 6'10. Freshman. Player with pro potential.
C #99 Theodore Sanneh. 7'0. Sophomore.
Bench.
PG #11 Galo Jawa. 6'0. Sophomore.
SG #20 Aba Baya. 6'3. Freshman.
C #10 Barrow Sanneh. 7'0. Junior.
PF #4 Salmina Balajo. 6'8. Freshman.
SF #15 Caku Sidibeh. 6'7. Freshman.

Home stadium is O'Berry Arena. Capacity of 14,500. Located in Herzegovina City, Moravica.

University of Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder
Campeones de NSCAA 13!

School Profile
Full Name: Loyola University @ Istria
Nickname: Blue Thunder
Location: Istria, Moravica
Type: Private(Mormon), Research, Urban
Enrollment: 42,101
School President: Dr. Ruhamah Odede. 64 years old. Eighth year on the job. First ever female President of Loyola University, and first ever non-clergy member to serve as the University's President. Is President of the entire Loyola University system, which includes Loyola-Istria(the main/flagship campus), Loyola-Jinja(regional), and Loyola-Busukuma(special purpose/seminary).
Athletic Director: Isaiah Lavaga. Former NT HC(won IBCs 30-33), and former Regent, just resigned as a University Regent for a more 'hands-on' role as the school's Athletic Director, following Patrick Zervos' move to run the Olympic Committee of Banija. First year as Athletic Director.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 13. Won the Ultra 64.
NSCAA 13 Ultra 64 Title Run: Champions(NSCAA 13)
First Round: (7) University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ) 84–60 (10) Sabinal State (VAL)
Second Round: (2) University of Concord Heights (CDG) 76–76 (7) University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ) (91–93 OT)
Sweet 16: (7) University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ) 73–70 (6) Cemmendy Tech (DRK)
Elite 8: (1) University of Moravica (BNJ) 83–94 (7) University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ)
Final Four: (7) University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ) 93–67 (7) University of Hondo (VAL)
Title Game: (7) University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ) 84–74 (6) Ducentu State University (DRK)
Year 14 Record: 24-4, lost in the national championship series to the University of Moravica
Year 15 Record: 26-2, national champions.
Domestic Rivals: Northern Moravica(North v. South Showdown), Loyola-Busukuma, Loyola-Jinja
Foreign Rivals: Richardson University, Ratzupalfu University of Nature
Domestic Conference: Upper Coastal Conference
NSCAA 14 Conference: Flying Drawk Conference
NSCAA Conference Championships: NSCAA 11 Checkers Conference Tournament Champions.
Major Rivalry Games
Matchday 6: Richardson(RAN) @ Loyola-Istria
Matchday 14: Loyola-Istria @ RUoN(SNL)
Matchday 21: Loyola-Istria @ Richardson(RAN)
Matchday 29: RUoN(SNL) @ Loyola-Istria

Colors: Blue & White
Head Coach: Madi Jata. 51 years old, 3rd season as the head coach.
Defense: 1-2-2 zone
Offense plays through their big men.

After winning the NSCAA 13 title, they had to rebuild on the fly- Sadio Bartaba left to take an assistant job with the NT, while their best player, Khoza, went pro. Madi Jata took the reigns as head coach, and simply picked up right where they had left off. They're the reigning national champions, as well as the defending NSCAA champions- so the expectations are skyhigh on this football school to win another NSCAA title.

Starting Lineup
PG #11 Kato Kyabuya. 6'0. Sophomore. Transfer from Wild Valley University.
SG #14 Odongo Ayange. 6'4. Senior. Mid-range assassin.
SF #00 Okot Jow. 6'6. Senior. Elite 3&D player.
PF #12 Bosko Bilic. 6'6. Senior. Mytanija. Captain. Team's best player.
C #10 Johan Ahuhojis. 7'1. Freshman. Farfadillis(Induja). Grew up in Induja, was discovered by a HS scout, played his last two years of high school ball in Busukuma before committing to ULI.
Bench
PF #6 Nyatui Muggulu. 6'9. Freshman.
SF #20 Okwonga Mukuba. 6'7. Sophomore.
PG #1 Mukisa Kyakoonye. 6'0. Junior.
SG #21 Kintu Ssekajoba. 6'4. Junior.
C #2 Mbabazi Naddunga. 6'11. Junior.

They play at Franklin Indoor Stadium. Capacity of 11,000. Located in Istria, Moravica.

University of Moravica Golden Bears
School Profile
Full Name: University of Moravica
Nickname: Golden Bears
Location: Slobochia, Moravica
Type: Public, Land-Grant, Rural
Enrollment: 10,189
School President: Issa Koman. 79 years old.
Athletic Director: Tabia Kuende. 53 years old.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 12. Lost by 12 points to Cavsar University of Drawkland in the 2nd round of the Ultra 64 Tournament.
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: Championship Game Loss(NSCAA 10 & NSCAA 11). Also #1 overall seed for the NSCAA 13 Ultra 64(Elite 8 Loss).
Year 14 Record: 26-2, national champions
Year 15 Record: 23-5, lost to Bunyoro A&M in the national semifinals
Rivals: Northern Moravica, Western Hangaza
Domestic Conference: Valley Interior Conference,
NSCAA 14 Conference: Salamantica Conference
NSCAA Conference Championships: NSCAA 13, Big Seven Nine Regular Season Conference champion with a 29-1 record.
NSCAA 12, Woodlands Conference Tournament Champions.
NSCAA 11, Big Seven Eight Regular Season Conference champions with a 27-1 record.
NSCAA 9, Shadow Conference Tournament Champions.

Colors: Black and Gold
Head Coach: George Lampda. 18th season as head coach.
Defense: 2-3 zone

U of M is by far Banija's most successful school in the NSCAA. Four NSCAA conference titles, two NSCAA title game appearances, and even the #1 overall seed for the Ultra 64- but yet, they have never won this tournament. They say it is now 'an obsession' of Lampda's to win the Ultra 64, and truly establish the University of Moravica as the 'pre-eminent' basketball school within Banija.

PG #12 Malkom Yrisuéniho. Farfadillis(Induja). 6'1. Freshman. Born in Induja, came as a child to Banija. Grew up playing on the courts in Busukuma. Crazy athletic, absolutely unorganized, seen as tough to coach but with limitless talent. Also eligible to play for Banija NT-wise.
SG #26 Lazarus Lugaya. 6'4. Junior.
SF #3 Boto Jasli. 6'7. Sophomore.
PF #9 Abdoulaye Joesa. 6'9. RS Senior. Graduate transfer from the Islamic University of Busoga.
C #10 Kanjura Dubore. 6'11. Junior.
Bench
PG #30 Yeyeh Sibidwa. 6'0. Sophomore.
SG #11 Banora Kisabi. 6'4. Sophomore.
SF #14 Lang Fatty. 6'7. Junior.
PF #2 Sanji Fal. 6'8. Freshman.
C #18 Kanjura Sanjeso. 7'3. Freshman.

They play at The Bear's Den, in Slobochia, Moravica- capacity of 6,700.

Bunyoro A&M Waterbucks
School Profile
Full Name: Bunyoro Agricultural & Mechanical University
Nickname: Waterbucks
Location: Byakado, Bunyoro
Type: Public, Land Grant, Rural.
Enrollment: 9,181
School President: Dr. Ramiah Akinyi. 64 years old. 9th year at the school.
Athletic Director: Ishmael Ndiege. 71 years old. 8th year at the school.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 13
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: NSCAA 12 Final Four
Year 14 Record: 19-9, swept in the first round of the playoffs
Year 15 Record: 25-3, national runner-ups(lost to Loyola-Istria in the national championship series)
Rivals: Sankt Adelheid
Colors: Maroon & White
Domestic Conference: Southern Shango Conference
NSCAA 12 Conference: Calania Conference
NSCAA Conference Championships: NSCAA 12, Eternal Conference Tournament champions.

Head Coach: Aloysius Kabula. 60 years old, 10th year at school.
Defense: Man-To-Man.

This team is built around their senior phenom from Mytanija, Bane Jevnik. With a Final Four appearance two cycles ago, there are high ambitions from this basketball school here.

Starting Lineup
PG #7 Hamza Muani. 6'1. Freshman. Star potential.
SG #4 Koro Joesa. 6'4. Sophomore. JUCO transfer from a local community college.
SF #0 Bane Jevnik. 6'5. Senior. Mytanija. Superstar, title hopes live and die with him.
PF #19 Robert Söderholm. Farfadillis(Fröndt). 6'8. Senior. The senior was born and raised in Banija, to parents who were refugees from the last Farf Civil War. He's a scrapper- a defensive maestro, who can guard multiple positions, as well as grabbing rebounds and hustles like crazy. Known for getting into fights however- he's a hot head. Doesn't need to score to affect the game.
C #2 Cornelius Misiani. 7'0. Senior.
Bench
PF #5 Ruhakana Kyegera. 6'8. Freshman.
SF #30 Tibyangye Kazooba. 6'7. Sophomore.
PG #15 Anjait Ntubi. 6'1. Junior.
SG #21 Kabonesa Mukona. 6'4. Junior.
C #10 Anjait Ntale. 6'11. Freshman.

They play at Obama Fieldhouse on campus, with a capacity of 11,202

Kizza I College Cubs men's basketball team
School Profile
Full Name: Kizza I College
Nickname: Cubs
Location: Busukuma, National Capitol Region
Type: Public, Research, Urban, Sun Grant- mostly a commuter campus, unique among the Banijan NSCAA entries this year. Around 20% of students live on campus.
Enrollment: 27,292
School President: Jamaal Hali. 64 years old.
Athletic Director: Kristina Dembe. 55 years old. First female athletic director in school history.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 12
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: NSCAA 11 Final Four
Year 14 Record: 23-5(lost to Loyola-Istria in the national semifinalists)
Year 15 Record: 16-12(didn't qualify for the playoffs)
Rivals: Loyola-Busukuma
Colors: Maroon & White
Domestic Conference: Southern Shango Conference
NSCAA 14 Conference: Pink 16 Conference
NSCAA Conference Championships: NSCAA 11, Pink 15 Conference Tournament champions

Head Coach: Musaazi Kaba. 51 years old. First year on the job- old coach fired after not making BCSG Playoffs last season. He's got three triplet sons starting for the team- despite that, all are actually supremely talented. Can their father hold them all accountable in year 1 under the bright lights in the Banijan capitol?
Defense: Man to man

Starting Lineup
PG #3 Jemussu Jarata. Sophomore. Transfer from Mamari University.
SG #4 Ilman Kaba. 6'4. Freshman. Oldest of his triplet sons playing for the team. Considered the least talented, but hardest-working, of the triplet sons.
SF #14 Ochola Kaba. 6'7. Freshman. Youngest of his triplet sons playing for the team. Considered the best defender of the triplet sons.
PF #21 Kizza Kaba. 6'8. Freshman. Third of Kaba's triplet sons playing for the team. Considered the most talented among the three; shares a name with the school's namesake, His Majesty Kizza I(may he rest in peace).
C #11 Perica Cabarkapa. 7'1. Senior. Farfadillis(Kruviš). Moved to Banija at age 10, decided to play basketball when he was cut from the soccer team by a HS coach who told him he was too damn lanky. Too slow to have a pro game- but built perfectly for the college game. Big, thick, with elite post-up moves and vision. Has no jump shot.
Bench
PF #13 Bakary Usijang. 6'8. Junior.
SF #7 Kenbugut Kuba. 6'7. Senior.
SG #2 Halifa Jaboutatayo. 6'4. Junior.
PG #24 Hassan Sohaya. 6'0. Junior.
C #18 Bah Bayo. 6'11. Senior.

Home Stadium is the King's Court. Capacity of 14,500. Located in Busukuma, National Capitol Region.

Hangaza Tech River Rats men's basketball team
School Profile
Full Name: Hangaza Technological University
Nickname: River Rats
Location: Aissa, Hangaza
Type: Public, Urban, Land-Grant
Enrollment: 18,282
School President: Dr. Alisha Muteesa. 65 years old.
Athletic Director: Alan Zuluka. 63 years old.
List of NSCAA Appearances: NSCAA 11
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: Elite 8 in NSCAA 11
Year 14 Record: 22-6, lost national semifinals series to the University of Moravica.
Year 15 Record: 19-9, lost first round playoff series in the BCSG Playoffs
Rivals: University of Bunyoro, University of Hangaza
Colors: Colors: Green & White
Domestic Conference: Northern 9 Conference
NSCAA 14 Conference: Woodlands Conference
NSCAA Conference Championships: NSCAA 11 Flying Drawk Regular Season Conference champions

Head Coach: Bambada Talsa. 47 years old. 5th season as head coach.
Defense: Man-To-Man.
Starting Lineup
PG #1 Halifa Suware. Busoga Islands. 6'0. Freshman.
SG #17 Jebel Mih. 6'4. Junior.
SF #10 Jikita Karbeh. 6'7. Captain. Senior.
PF #19 Natanael Asaelsson. Graentfjall. 6'8. Freshman. Team's most talented player, but of course extremely young.
C #10 Baturou Kandeh. 6'11. Senior.
Bench
PF #26 Amata Ayisa. 6'8. Junior.
SF #2 Alifaa Disiya. 6'5. Sophomore.
PG #15 Totoo Fara. 6'1. Sophomore.
SG #27 Steve Mboge. 6'4. Sophomore.
C #14 Farafenni Dafi. 7'0. Junior.

They play at Aissa Public Indoor Stadium. Capacity of 9,173.

Zakuta State Crocodiles men's basketball team
School Profile
Full Name: Zakuta State University
Nickname: Crocodiles
Location: Zakuta, Ankole
Type: Public, College town.
Enrollment: 11,302.
School President: Dr. Mpoza Nsonzi. 78 years old.
Athletic Director: Oidu Nankyama. 51 years old.
List of NSCAA Appearances: None(First time appearance)
Year 14 Record: 9-19, did not make the playoffs.
Year 15 Record: 18-10, did not make the playoffs.
Rivals: University of Ankole, Ankole Tech
Colors: Green, Purple
Domestic Conference: Sun Valley Conference
NSCAA 14 Conference: Calania Conference

Head Coach: Karwana Kirulu. 51 years old. 2nd season at the school.

Team loves to go small- pretty poor rebounders, but they are peak analytics- tons of threes, no mid-range Js, etc..

Defense: Man-To-Man.
Starting Lineup
PG #1 Moses Padwa. 6'0. Freshman.
SG #17 Kadokechi Katuluba. 6'4. Sophomore.
SF #10 Jaramogi Raila. Mlima Kijani. 6'5. Sophomore.
PF #19 Omoit Bulezi. 6'6. Junior.
C #10 Okoth Katenda. 6'7. Freshman.
Bench
PF #26 Katungi Ssempungu. 6'6. Sophomore.
SF #2 Karutunda Sunga. 6'5. Sophomore.
PG #15 Irumba Kanagwa. 6'1. Freshman.
SG #27 Mugaba Kigere. 6'2. Junior.
C #14 Jatta Sata. 6'10. Junior.

They play at the Crocodile Swamp. Capacity of 12,042.

University of Kitara Hippogriffs men's basketball team
School Profile
Full Name: University of Kitara
Nickname: Hippogriffs
Location: Sisonke, Kitara
Type: Public, Urban.
Enrollment: 25,101
School President: Dr. Mariam Kadiba, 67 years old.
Athletic Director: Araba Sibidwa, 48 years old.
List of NSCAA Appearances: NONE(First Appearance)\
Year 14 Record: 15-13, did not qualify for the BCSG Playoffs
Year 15 Record: 20-8, lost national semifinal series to the University of Moravica
Rivals: Mamari University
Colors: Colors: Black & Red
Domestic Conference: Lower Coastal Conference
NSCAA 14 Conference: Five Star Conference

Head Coach: Saihou Uster. 51 years old. 2nd season as head coach. Two-time IBC champion as a shooting guard(starter at IBC 30, came off the bench at IBC 31), he knows what it takes to win. He took over U of K last year and shockingly led them to the semifinals, which gave them an automatic qualification to this year's NSCAAs. One of two Banijan schools making their debut at this tournament, he expects to do some serious damage.

He's built the team in his own image as a player- not the most talented team, but physical, hard-nosed, and a bunch of elite defenders. Not enough guys who can create their own shot, but it's never going to be fun to play these guys.

Defense: Man-To-Man.

Starting Lineup
PG #1 Sajo Jabayo. 6'2. Redshirt Senior. Graduate transfer from the University of Hangaza.
SG #17 Latjor Didja. 6'4. Senior.
SF #10 Keylon Nash. Hannasea. 6'7. Junior.
PF #19 Sylvester Guwanya. 6'9. Senior.
C #9 Mamadi Guwanya. 7'0. Senior.
Bench
PF #13 Kamoga Kikunta. 6'8. Junior.
SF #11 Namu Muswazee. 6'5. Sophomore.
PG #0 Wamukota Migada. 6'1. Freshman.
SG #22 Kintu Gabunga. 6'4. Freshman.
C #4 Ochen Nkunga. 7'0. Freshman.

They play at the Katolo Center. Capacity of 12,400.

[Drawkland]

DRAWKLAND'S CHOSEN EIGHT

NSCAA 14 Participants:

1. Sadeg State University Skyhawks
2. Elmanden District University Mechanors
3. Ducentu State University Eagles
4. Cavsar University Gladiators
5. Old Mountain University Northerners
6. Drawk Corps University
7. University of Raikennax Red Knights
8. Cemmendy Tech Cyberpunks

Quick notes: In Drawkland, college usually lasts from age 20 to 25, and they're 5-year institutions (Nv, Fr, So, Jr, Sn). Basketball fields mixed-gender teams. Most athletes retire between 40-50, and most people don't retire until they're around 100. We're really tall. That's normal for our species. Bench players marked with * are typically the 6th man. IC'ly the NSCAA is held every 3 or 4 years.

NSCAA 7 Runners-Up, NSCAA 10 CHAMPIONS

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY

• Territory: Iarocavet
• Disctrict: Grayvale
• City: Sadeg
• Home Stadium: Spartan Valley Arena
• Main Educational Focus: Medical, Engineering, Law, History
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Salamantica

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY ROSTER

Head Coach:  Aldus Pope     83 
Asst. Coach: Jordan Albani  73
Asst. Coach: Gabriel Buck   85

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
27   C    Eliott Jansen      8'8"       Sn    Male
 4   F    Katrina Coleman    7'8"       Sn    Female
 2   F    Meredith Lockwood  7'8"       Sn    Female
13   G    Marcas Hilton      7'7"       Jr    Male
 9   G    Carly Mason        7'10"      Jr    Female


RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
28   C    Wiley Adler        8'4"       Sn    Male
16   F    Keri Gibbs         8'0"       Nv    Female
 6   F    Joe Rivas          8'3"       Fr    Male
26   G    Riley Osmand*      8'1"       Jr    Male
23   G    Linda Canne        7'9"       Nv    Female

Sadeg is one of Drawkland's most historic cities, and its namesake university is no exception. It is debatably one of the oldest constantly-running institutions of learning in all of Sonnel, depending on how you count the division between the University and the Spartan Academy. It has always been one to start off strong with winning sports when they first become popular, and basketball was perhaps the most prominent example of this. They've been a contending force since the inception of the collegiate league.

Without a doubt, Sadeg State University was the most dominant team in NSCAA 7. In the Gravity Conference, they attained a perfect record, swept the conference championship, and went on to be seeded #1 in all of the Ultra 64. They were on a hot streak, throwing down left and right, an unstoppable force. 31 consecutive wins, and they seemed like nobody could match them. Unless you were the University of Cenial. In the final game, the one that mattered most, Sadeg State lost 59-67 in the most disappointing loss of the entire NSCAA.

After several seasons of disappointing results for the Skyhawks, NSCAA 10 was crucial to prove that the NSCAA 7 wasn't just a fluke, and that Sadeg State was still a true power in the NSCAA. This started off well, with Sadeg State taking control of the Sky Blue Conference and winning the conference championship. Ranked #5, they came into the Ultra 64 with a chip on their shoulder and a bracket where they could dominate. And dominate they did, all the way to the Final Four for the second time, and into the final for the second time. They may not have been undefeated at this point, but they were finally back to the promised land. At the time, only one school had ever been to the NSCAA final twice, that being Loudon Empire University from Newmanistan. They lost both those matchups. Sadeg State couldn't afford to fail again. So this time, they didn't. A five-point win over Banija's University of Moravica was enough to finally crown the Skyhawks champions, the second Drawkian team to do so.

NSCAA 12 was a return to the form everybody expected from the Skyhawks after their NSCAA 10 victory. In a decently tough Five Star Conference, Sadeg State cruised to a regular season and tournament conference championship, garnering the #3 seed in the ensuing Ultra 64. It was their highest seed since NSCAA 7, but the result was much worse. In a historic first-round upset rivaling the failures of Cemmendy Tech, the Skyhawks were blasted by almost 30 points at the hand of bubble team Richmond Racing School, and sent home much earlier than anybody anticipated. NSCAA 13 was at least some improvement. Returning to the Five Star conference, Sadeg State once again ran the table, but lost to a surging University of Hondo in the Sweet 16, ending the hopes for a second title run.

NSCAA 8 CHAMPIONS

ELMANDEN DISTRICT UNIVERSITY

• Territory: Malicollet
• Disctrict: Centdal
• City: Elmanden
• Home Stadium: Circuit City Park
• Main Educational Focus: Information Technology, Engineering
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Eternal

ELMANDEN DISTRICT UNIVERSITY ROSTER

Head Coach:  Melissa Mayra   77 
Asst. Coach: Orla Fatira     69
Asst. Coach: Val Christie    65

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
15   C    Anne-Marie George  8'5"       Nv    Female
29   F    Simon Aramitz      7'7"       Jr    Male
33   F    Kendrick Vincent   7'9"       Sn    Male
 2   G    Maya Wortham       7'5"       Sn    Female
 0   G    Emmy Todd          7'5"       Sn    Female

RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
11   C    Amy Mazaro         8'4"       Nv    Female
 3   F    Rosana Martin      8'6"       Nv    Female
19   F    Timo Klassen       8'7"       Fr    Male
31   G    Gordon McNeil*     7'8"       So    Male
32   G    Irvin McKay        7'9"       Jr    Male

Elmanden is a city in eastern Malicollet, close to Ducentu and the closest real city to Cemmendy. Elmanden District University is a school devoted to mainly the study of Information Technology and various types of Engineering, their programs are in the highest tiers of the nation's. Another part of the technological triumvirate in Drawkland's mideast, Elmanden is a destination for many on the physical side of computers and other such instruments.

In Drawkland, Elmanden has quickly risen to be a sort of mini-dynasty, winning the domestic tournament twice in recent memory. Momentum is definitely on their side.

In NSCAA 7, Elmanden were ranked 5th overall in the bracket. Unfortunately, they lost 65-101 to the Instituto Universitario Politicnico de Carabobo, the 60th seed (who were walloped by our own Metropolon next round). The loss was absolutely humiliating and many pointed fingers at bad officiating, but it was too late. After such an embarrassment, Elmanden was determined to return with fire, and that they did. In NSCAA 8, they grabbed the 2nd seed overall in the tournament, and got poetic justice by defeating their first-round opponent 100-65. They easily cruised through the tournament, and defeated Keisler College from Newmanistan in the Final Four to ensure an all-Drawkian NSCAA championship game. Against Old Mountain University, a sort of cinderella story (as far as Drawkians are concerned), Elmanden flexed their might once more and defeated the Mountaineers 95-76 to claim the NSCAA 8 title.

NSCAA 10 would be a return to great heights, as Elmanden would dominate the Woodland Conference and go on to capture the #3 seed in the Ultra 64. On top of that, they gained their second Final Four berth. A chance to not only make the final again, but to possibly have an all-Drawkian championship. This wouldn't be on the cards though, and the University of Moravica would move on to the final. Thankfully Sadeg State won the game and took the spotlight off Elmanden's failure on a national level, but the Mechanor Faithful are still left wondering what could've been.

Since then, the Mechanors haven't been able to replicate that earlier success. Most recently, NSCAA 13 featured EDU rolling over the Eternal Conference in both regular season and tournament play, but they suffered a revenge loss to none other than the University of Moravica in the Sweet 16.

NSCAA 13 Runners-Up

DUCENTU STATE UNIVERSITY

• Territory: Malicollet
• Disctrict: Centdal
• City: Ducentu
• Home Stadium: Two River Court
• Main Educational Focus: Data Science, Engineering
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Woodlands

DUCENTU STATE UNIVERSITY ROSTER

Head Coach:  Anton Irving       84 
Asst. Coach: Leia St John       79
Asst. Coach: Ashling Moriarty   100

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
22   C    Oscar Asher        8'4"       Jr    Male
33   F    Phyllis Danilo     8'5"       Sn    Female
14   F    Jasmine Long       8'7"       Sn    Female
23   G    Edwin Loretta      7'9"       Jr    Male
 0   G    Isabelle Carlevaro 7'9"       Nv    Female

RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
 3   C    Kelly Sinclain     8'8"       Nv    Female
13   F    Matt Clementine    7'9"       So    Male
25   F    Chaz Edwards       7'7"       So    Male
29   G    David Fitzsimmons  8'0"       Fr    Male
 7   G    Kassie Douglass*   7'10"      So    Female

Ducentu State University is the prestigious university out of Ducentu, the city wedged at the border of 3 territories - Malicollet, Kanyoet, and Ellzidanet. Like Elmanden and Cemmedy, it's a big member of the modern computing industry, the three cities form a sort of triumvirate as far as the IT business goes. Data science is the big major coming out of the college, but of course all types and manners of engineering are mainly studied here. For some reason, Law is also a common pursuance.

After missing NSCAA 7, Ducentu came to NSCAA 8 with the intention of making a big splash, and that they did. After easily cruising to the Sweet Sixteen, Ducentu were pitted against the ultimate evil known as the University of Cenial, the NSCAA 7 champions who brutally and horribly defeated the previously-undefeated Sadeg State in the final. Ducentu, while not being present in the tournament leading up to that loss, knew how important it was to slay the beast before it grew any bigger. A 78-94 win that absolutely flattened UCenial arose, and Ducentu were the Drawkian heroes for awhile longer. Then in the Elite Eight they came face to face with Elmanden District College, and you know how that turned out.

NSCAA 10 would be Ducentu State's breakout cycle. They went 27-1 in the Eternal Conference and won the conference tournament, the single loss easily being enough to net them the #1 seed for the Ultra 64. The title ambitions were unexpected, but the Eagles planned to capitalize on them as soon as possible. Things went smoothly, of course, until they reached Concord Heights Beauty School in the Elite Eight. It was only a matter of time until the dream came crashing down, and despite a surprisingly good season overall, it was impossible to not feel a tinge of regret.

Though the Eagles had made some reasonably deep runs in the Ultra 64, it felt like NSCAA 13 was a make-it-or-break-it cycle for Ducentu State. Instead of backing down from the challenge, they surprised Drawkians and the world. Despite a middling performance in the Calania Conference, the Eagles made a big run come tournament time. They made their first Final Four, hilariously knocking out Cavsar in that semifinal before unceremoniously losing to Loyola-Istria in the final. The missed chance at a title hurt, but it did save State's inclusion for future NSCAA editions, which is a big plus.

NSCAA 12 Runners-Up

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY

• Territory: Iarocavet
• Disctrict: Mardale
• City: Cavsar
• Home Stadium: Riverfront Arena
• Main Educational Focus: Engineering, Sports Science, Accounting
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Five Star

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY ROSTER

Head Coach:  Les Benson     80 
Asst. Coach: Katrina Lilya  77
Asst. Coach: Steven Sanchez 72

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
20   C    Sandra Porter      8'6"       Sn    Female
13   F    Sherri North       7'10"      Nv    Female
11   F    Delta Adams        8'0"       Sn    Male
 8   G    Johnny McCalister  7'11"      Fr    Male
17   G    Paul Morris        7'6"       Jr    Male

RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
19   C    Frannie Banks      8'8"       So    Female
 6   F    Eddy Harmon*       7'10"      Jr    Male
34   F    Marco McKenna      8'3"       Fr    Male
23   G    Talia Cabello      7'8"       So    Female
10   G    Kaylin Doris       7'5"       So    Female

Cavsar University is a school in the west of the Iarocavet territory. Cavsar isn't a huge city, it could be considered more of a college town near the mountains, and thus Cavsar doesn't get much attention. In gridiron, the university is a formidable foe, but the basketball team has always been lacking until recently. In the times of old, Cavsar featured many combat sports between skilled athletes, hence why their nickname are the Gladiators.

Cavsar struggled with irrelevance in basketball until very recently, when coach Les Benson came and changed the program around for the better. Now the Gladiators aren't just another team to wish they could make the big dance, but instead are contenders for the title year after year.

Despite being a new addition to the Drawkland slate of NSCAA schools in NSCAA 10, Cavsar got to work proving their worth. They won the Pink 15 conference handily and got the #11 seed in the tournament. With the way the bracket was set up, they'd potentially have to deal with the first Drawkian-on-Drawkian matchup in the Sweet 16 (against Cemmendy Tech) if they made it that far. Cavsar held up their end of the bargain, but unfortunately Cemmendy lost to Concord Heights ... who in turn, defeated Cavsar as well on their way to finally being beaten by a Drawkian school in the Elite Eight.

NSCAA 12 would be the big breakthrough for Cavsar, not just in basketball, but for the university's entire image. The Orange 16 Conference was the most stacked in the league, with seven whole schools making the Ultra 64. Cavsar managed to come away with the regular season title, though it wasn't easy. They almost won the conference tournament, and got a favorable matchup against the #7 conference seed Starksville Medical Institute. They lost, allowing the lowest conference seed to be a tournament champion. This raised a lot of questions about their viability in the Ultra 64 ... but they proved everybody wrong by making it to the final against Hondo. Then they got spanked and lost the championship despite being one win away!

How did the Gladiators follow up this performance? A 29-1 record in the Shango Conference, getting the #2 seed in the entire Ultra 64, and making a second consecutive Final Four appearance (the second Drawkian school to do so since Corinth City University did in NSCAA 7 and . This time, instead of waiting until the championship game to lose in hilarious fashion, they went ahead and lost to Ducentu State in the Final Four instead!

In short, Cavsar sucks and everybody hates them. Sure they could try to come back and win a title for redemption later, like their NSCF peers in Sadeg State, but they won't because they're straight up garbage! BOOOOOOO #CAVSUX

NSCAA 8 Runners-Up

OLD MOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY

• Territory: Iarocavet
• Disctrict: Metro
• City: Drawk City
• Home Stadium: A.Y. Ditty Coliseum
• Main Educational Focus: Communications, Technical Degrees
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Shango

OLD MOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY ROSTER

Head Coach:  Ethel Denman       102
Asst. Coach: Maeghan Adam       89
Asst. Coach: Patrick Laron      75

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
21   C    Karlee Sala        8'9"       Jr    Female
28   F    Julius Rain        8'5"       Jr    Male
17   F    Gillian Hull       8'9"       Sn    Female
00   G    Ruth Cookson       8'0"       Sn    Female
 7   G    Blair Bondesan     7'10"      Sn    Male

RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
 3   C    Gregory Sala       8'8"       Nv    Male
14   F    Fred Testa         7'8"       Fr    Male
31   F    Maxine McCarrick   7'7"       Sn    Female
 4   G    Elsy Raine*        8'4"       So    Female
27   G    Edwin Barros       7'8"       Nv    Male

Old Mountain University is, well, an old university near a mountain. It's situated in the north of Drawk City (hence the Northerners nickname), technically in a suburb outside of the city but still claiming to be apart of the greater area (which is is). It's like that one college that everyone knows but forgets about. They have a wide assortment of degrees, but considering its size, location, and atmosphere, it's often described as "the community college that's not." It's a commuter university which is chill and renowned for its low rates, and not really hated by anyone.

Old Mountain didn't qualify for NSCAA 7, seeing as they're more of a laid-back program that doesn't really get much attention or success. After a wild upset qualification into NSCAA 8, they made the most of it, miraculously grabbing the 4th seed spot from the bracket and unloading points upon points on their opposition. Throughout the Ultra 64, they never allowed more than 70 points, and won by double-digit margins until the Final Four where they only beat Corinth City by 8 points. In their unprecedented run to the final, however, the magic ran out at the very end. They may have lost by 19 points to Elmanden in the most important game of their history, but they captured all of our hearts in the process.

The Northerners hadn't really made a big impact in the NSCAA since, with their best performance being the most recent: an Elite Eight appearance in NSCAA 13 (where they were vanquished by Ducentu State). Still, since their shock introduction in NSCAA 8, Old Mountain is no longer a pushover or a cinderella school. They've carved out an interesting legacy so far, and maybe they'll finally win a title to prove their worth for good.

DRAWK CORPS UNIVERSITY

• Territory: Iarocavet
• Disctrict: Metro
• City: Drawk City
• Home Stadium: Corps University Hub Arena
• Main Educational Focus: General or Corps Role
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Shining Sun

DRAWK CORPS UNIVERSITY ROSTER

Head Coach:  Tom Chalk       78
Asst. Coach: Perry O'Brian   70
Asst. Coach: Nancy Richard   85

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
 0   C    Tristan Rey        8'7"       Sn    Male
14   F    Agatha Rennel      7'8"       Jr    Female
24   F    Adrian Felix       8'0"       So    Male
33   G    Todd Oaklen        8'3"       Jr    Male
10   G    Chelle Ottavino    7'6"       Nv    Female

RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
31   C    Athena Casuer      8'4"       Sn    Female
 0   F    Frank Marchetti    8'5"       Nv    Male
21   F    Maria Vogels*      8'2"       Sn    Female
22   G    Victoria Bryant    7'8"       Jr    Female
34   G    Wilson Gerrard     7'8"       So    Male

Drawk Corps U is a university in Drawkland, the main campus of which is located in Drawk City, Drawkland's largest metropolitan area of several million people. It's owned and operated by the Drawk Corps, which is the main corps registered in the National Corps System of Drawkland. All of its students are members of the Drawk Corps. Since the Drawk Corps is a national organization, there are many supporters of the university nationwide, and some enrolled online or on other, smaller, campuses.

Drawk Corps also owns a club in the DBO of the same name, and the university team is mainly considered a "feeder" for it. However, both teams are very good, considered the best in the nation by many, within their respective leagues. Out of the many centuries of Drawkian university basketball play, the Drawk Corps University basketball team has currently racked up 107 national titles over its history.

In short, over Drawk Corps University's long tenure in the NSCAA, they've done exactly jack shit. Their best shot at a title run was last cycle, in NSCAA 13, where they went 13-1 in the Shining Sun Conference and earned a nice seeding in the tournament. They lost in the second round. If our count is right, the Corps has never reached the Elite Eight in seven attempts. If it weren't for the reputation of the Corps itself, the University would have been ejected from Drawkland's NSCAA slate long ago. Maybe that time is coming soon.

At this point, Corps University has gone from being the team to fear inside Drawkland's borders to nearly a laughing stock everywhere else. Many Drawkian neutrals will laugh at the normally egotistical DCU fans being served a taste of their own medicine, but maybe that's what Corps U needs to finally get over the hump.

UNIVERSITY OF RAIKENNAX

• Territory: Callagardet
• Disctrict: Cleff
• City: Raikennax
• Home Stadium: Valsum Bank Arena
• Main Educational Focus: Medical, Agriculture, Law
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Pink 16

UNIVERSITY OF RAIKENNAX ROSTER

Head Coach:  Andrew Reed      74
Asst. Coach: Naomi McNamara   86
Asst. Coach: Garrett Weeks    62

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
19   C    Max Dale           8'8"       Sn    Male
 7   F    Rosenda Ellison    8'0"       Jr    Female
24   F    Natalie Endgard    7'6"       Jr    Female
21   G    Bob Brigham        8'1"       Fr    Male
33   G    Catalina Daywasson 7'4"       Sn    Female
 
RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
 6   C    Christina Pond     8'7"       So    Female
17   F    Fiona Braddock*    8'0"       Sn    Female
 9   F    Cato Rivera        7'6"       So    Male
 3   G    Andrew Nichols     7'10"      Fr    Male
 1   G    Peter Brass        7'6"       Fr    Male

Raikennax was an ancient city known as a crossroads and melting pot in Drawkian culture, long before the nation itself was founded. The closest major city to Valsum, the volcano in the center of Drawkland, Raikennax has always been one of the bigger and more relevant cities not located in the north. Due to its notoriety, the University of Raikennax was established very early in Drawkian history. The sports programs weren't born as quickly, but once collegiate sports were starting to popularize, UofR hopped on the train and has been contending ever since.

Though they had a recent period of rebuilding, the Red Knights have returned to prominence on the hardwood and are looking to bring that domestic success to the NSCAA stage. With the formerly great Corinth City University being embarrassingly bad in NSCAA 12, the door opened for a school new to the NSCAA to have a chance. Raikennax managed to fit the bill, and the hope was that they could compete at a high level in their first cycle, NSCAA 13. Things seemed to be going well when they won the competitive North Coast Conference, but they ended up being the only Drawkian school eliminated in the first round of the Ultra 64, a huge blowout loss to Mount Ester despite being a Top 10 seed.

There's plenty of room for improvement though, so we'll see how they fare.

CEMMENDY TECH

• Territory: Malicollet
• Disctrict: North Batcham
• City: Cemmendy
• Home Stadium: Fredo Picks Court
• Main Educational Focus: Computer Science, Engineering
• NSCAA 14 Conference: Calania

CEMMENDY TECH ROSTER

Head Coach:  Margot Foss Park 82
Asst. Coach: Phyllis Potenza  82
Asst. Coach: Benjamin Park    82

STARTERS

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
29   C    Rosalie Lincoln    8'6"       Sn    Female
19   F    Delilah Darwin     8'7"       Fr    Female
26   F    Brandon Howe       7'5"       Jr    Male
17   G    Garret Juniper     8'4"       Fr    Male
 1   G    Tommie Temple      7'6"       So    Male

RESERVES

#   Pos.  Player             Height     Year  Sex   
 2   C    Robert Gillete     8'6"       Jr    Male
32   F    Nelda Rake         8'0"       Nv    Female
27   F    Noah Jones         7'5"       Fr    Male
18   G    Leanna Milne       8'4"       Jr    Female
 6   G    Addison Walters*   7'10"      Sn    Female

Cemmendy Tech is a university devoted to the technological. Its students are some of the most well-versed in the computer realm as some of those who've created the machines in the first place. The mascot is the "Cyberpunks," one that was chosen by the students after the advent of advanced technology and the term for users of it arose.

For NSCAA 7, Cemmendy easily won their conference, a fantastic record and a great tournament showing granting them the 3rd seed out of all the Ultra 64. That, however, inexplicably did no good as they lost 84-85 in a heartbreaker to the unknown Shibusen School of Aji No Moto, who was unceremoniously dumped by a 19-point margin to a Vannish school. After such a disappointing result the previous cycle, they were out for blood in NSCAA 8. They were ranked a lower 7th in the tournament, but still had a great draw that they could go far with. But instead, they got smacked by Turbani Tech of Valanora, who dumped them out of the first round with a 70-81 scoreline.

So you think ... surely they can't get upset in the bracket 3 NSCAAs in a row?! Of course they didn't! In NSCAA 9 they were actually the lower seed, at #39, so when they lost to the Cenian Academy of Science and Technology in the first round, it wasn't technically an upset! Haha ... ha. It'd be funnier if Drawkland as a whole wasn't destroyed in NSCAA 9.

With all these losses, you'd expect Cemmendy Tech to make a change. At least with NSCAA 10, they rebounded from their shoddy conference stage in NSCAA 9, instead winning the Newlands Conference both in the regular season and the conference tournament. They even netted the #6 seed for the Ultra 64. You've heard this story before. Cemmendy were massively favored, facing a nobody in Nostsian University ... and they won. What?! Finally, the glass ceiling is broken! Cemmendy are going to make a run this year guys! This is it! This is it! Now they- oh shit, they lost in the next round to the University of Concord Heights. LOL. Cyberpunks gonna Cyberpunk.

NSCAA 12 was the same soup, just reheated. Miraculous start in the Calania Conference, easily topping the conference table and winning the tournament with little issue. They were also one of the last schools to take a loss in the regular season. The Cyberpunks garnered a respectable #6 seed in the Ultra 64 ... and then they went and lost in the first round to Universidad de Hispinas. It would be funny if the consistent failure wasn't so sad. Actually, never mind. It's still hilarious.

In NSCAA 13 was finally a break from the norm. Cemmendy Tech overcame their demons, once again comfortably winning their conference and garnering a great seed. They even made it all the way to the Elite Eight ... where they were dumped out by 3 points to the eventual champions Loyola-Istria.

The leash is getting shorter, and while the Cyberpunks are a consistent threat to get a good seed in the Ultra 64, if they don't go on a deep run soon their time in the NSCAA slate may be over. Good luck!

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[South Newlandia]

South Newlandian NSCAA Rosters

General Notes
Basketball is not one of the main South Newlandian sports. In an already very small country, this means that basketball interest will be quite low both country-wide, as well as in the respective schools. Both the Egrets and Red Elephants will draw more fans to their baseball and college football games, even when foreign stars come to visit. On that note, most of the top-tier South Newlandian athletes go into baseball, so these basketball teams will feature a lot of foreign players, much like the gridiron teams. However, with the entry into NSCAA, the two schools are at least taking that seriously, and have brought some star coaches into the buildings. Can’t get embarrassed in front of the rival schools, of course. Also, both teams will have pretty deep rosters, so only looking at the starters when evaluating them is probably a mistake.

Elephant Valley University
Red Elephants

Elephant Valley, South Newlandia

The biggest South Newlandian University is also the leading school in South Newlandia when it comes to baseball, and are hoping to apply themselves well to basketball as well. They are a general purpose university, so you can find students studying just about any topic here, which of course makes it an easy spot for recruitment. If you someone who went to university abroad in South Newlandia or did an exchange year, odds are, they went to EVU.

Stadium:
EVU Sports Complex (2,000)
Elephant Valley University has their own dedicated building for all kinds of indoor sports events, which can include chess, handball, volleyball, and other niche sports; and it can feature basketball games as well. In this configuration, it’ll have enough space for 2,000 fans at the same time. The arena is close to the centre of the university, and should be easy enough to access.

Colours:
Just like the other Red Elephant sports teams, they’ll mostly play in red and grey.

Head Coach:
Faraba Savaneh, Banija, 58
The Red Elephants are bringing an experienced leader into the building in former Banijan IBC star Savaneh. The former Power Forward also was the head coach for Loyola-Istria for three seasons. Just like he did with the Blue Thunder, he’ll run a 1-2-2 defense, and try to play through the bigs as much as possible; a strategy that might not entirely mesh with his roster.

Starters:

Point Guard: Pili Colley, Banija, Junior
Colley stands out as an excellent defender, while being a pass-first point guard on offense. However, while he’s not exactly a reliable three-point shooter, the 6’1’’ junior possesses surprising speed and can easily score points attacking the rim.

Shooting Guard: Hasimou Kadu, Banija, Senior
Kadu, meanwhile, is a pretty strong three point shooter. The 6’4’’ senior is also pretty good from the mid-range, preferring an old-school approach; he’ll also be the creative mind for the team on the court. Might be the best player on the team.

Small Forward: Yang Jo-Seob, Chromatika, Freshman
In terms of pure talent, Jo-Seob might be the best player on this roster. However, as a freshman with room to grow figuratively and literally, Yang will also be seeing the bench more than the other starters might. Nevertheless, the instincts under the rim are there, and this stage could be just the right situation for him.

Power Forward: Antionette Alikova, Chromatika, Sophomore
While she’s slightly more experienced than her fellow starting forward, she doesn’t have quite as much pure upside. The tall Chromatik is a reliable rebounder that is probably going to lead the team in boards most days. She’s a decent three-point shooter, though nothing outstanding.

Center: Martin Poole, Chromatika, Sophomore
Poole is probably the worst player in the starting signup, with a weak-ish center something that both South Newlandian teams share in common. This doesn’t mean that Poole is bad, but he’s not exactly outstanding. He’s decent at getting boards, but definitely no stretch five.

Backups:

Point Guard: Yi Yuchen, Chromatika, Freshman
Yuchen is a very serviceable ballhandler to back up Colley, but definitely lacks his experience and quickness. Still, with EVU hoping to develop the Chromatik, he’ll get decent minutes.

Shooting Guard: Danny Burns, Hannasea, Junior
At 6’3’’, Burns stands just a hair smaller than Kadu, and is a Kadu-Lite in other ways, too. He’s good, but not quite as good at threes, and doesn’t have all the experience and creativity either. Nevertheless, he’s a reliable player, especially on defence, and will be an asset with good minutes.

Small Forward: Isaac Jones, Hannasea, Junior
The 6’6’’ junior might be the more base-line reliable player compared to Yang. He’s a pretty good shooter, for example, but the skill ceiling isn’t quite as high with him. Expect him to take significant minutes, though; especially when Yang needs some extra rest.

Power Forward: Aarav Chandra, South Newlandia, Senior

Center: Ahana Clarke, South Newlandia, Sophomore

Third Stringers:

Point Guard: Mark White, South Newlandia, Freshman

Shooting Guard: Norah Hussain, South Newlandia, Senior

Small Forward: Adam Wells, Nova Anglicana, Sophomore
Calling Wells a third-string player is pretty disingenuous, with the sports management major having pretty decent upside, especially as a defender. The 6’4’’ sophomore is definitely going to see the field, with the Red Elephants extremely deep at this specific position; you might also see Jones playing some Power Forward to get two of the players listed at SF on the field.

Power Forward: Henry Wilson, South Newlandia, Junior

Center: Valentin Arnaud, South Newlandia, Freshman

Ratzupalfu University of Nature
Egrets

Ratzupalfu, South Newlandia

After competing with EVU in college baseball and college football, the second-biggest college in South Newlandia is going to open another frontline, taking on their rivals on the basketball court as well. Ratzupalfu is traditionally a university focused on the natural sciences, but with a growing push to compete at various sports, RUoN has started to open up their curriculum. While EVU tends to be favoured in the matchups, the Egrets can definitely give them a run for their money.

Stadium:
RUoN Sports Gym (236)
Different to Elephant Valley, RUoN does not have its own dedicated sports arena, and will be using their sports gym to host the games. It has seats on one side of the court, but not exactly many of them, and the entire enterprise may feel a bit cramped at times.

Colours:
The Egrets mainly play in green, yellow, and white.

Head Coach:
Markus Volgelstein, Ranoria, 50s
The Egrets have successfully one-upped the Red Elephants with an even more experienced coach. Volgelstein used to coach Loyola-rivals Richardson, who the Egrets are going to meet in conference play. After that, he managed to play in an IBC final with Hannasea, a nation he will now coach players from.

Starters:

Point Guard: Aspen Girogino, Chromatika, Freshman
The Egrets start out with a bit of a question mark in Girogino, who is definitely a fine ball handler, but will develop a lot to be a reliable scoring threat. He could also step up his defensive game. He does have time to develop, for sure, and the upside is there.

Shooting Guard: Anna-Maria "Annie" Becker, Ranoria, Junior
The 6’3’’ Ranorian is a great shooter, especially from three-point range. She’s also skilled at creating her own shots, and is definitely a scoring threat. Becker is a fairly physical player, and will also be a valuable addition on defense.

Small Forward: Kigonga Luswa, Banija, Freshman
Luswa is certainly one of the most interesting players on the roster. For raw ability, he might be the best player playing for a South Newlandian team. He’s able to do it all, pass, shoot, drive, create his own shot, and he even stands out as an excellent defender. Whether he’s going to focus on the basketball is the real question with him, in addition to academics.

Power Forward: Niklas Schäfer, Ranoria, Senior
Standing tall at 6’9’’, the Ranorian is a nice player off the court, likely to ascend to a leader for this team and a guide for Luswa. On the court, he’s playing aggressively, making him a great rebounder and defender; his scoring abilities aren’t as refined, however.

Center: Darterrius Hudson, Hannasea, Sophomore
Hudson is 6’9’’ as well as Schäfer. Hudson is going to be a pretty strong rebounder for the team, while also being under the rim for any put-backs that might be needed. He’s also a pretty sound defender.

Backups:

Point Guard: Alain Liu, Nova Anglicana, Freshman
If Girogino turns out to be bad, the Egrets have another young prospect waiting in the wings. Liu, the 5’10’’ business major, is a slightly better shooter compared to the Chromatik, especially considering his size; but Girogino is probably the first choice for assists.

Shooting Guard: Jeanette Pouvon, Chromatika, Freshman
Pouvon has excellent upside, and will definitely see the court a lot. She’s an excellent shooter, which will be her bread an butter, as she’s definitely going to need some developing time for most of the other stuff.

Small Forward: Sanyu Lutonnya, Banija, Sophomore
Should Luswa not be available for one reason or another, the Egrets have an excellent backup option in Lutonnya. At 6’8’’, she’s a fantastic defender, able to go toe to toe with pretty much anyone. She’s also a good shooter from beyond the arc, but she lacks some of the creativity and raw talent that Luswa has. That said, she’s definitely a good Small Forward that will get minutes one way or another.

Power Forward: Matai Levine, Ha’Yarok, Senior
Levine is an experienced player, much like Schäfer, who can lead the young players. At basketball, Levine is pretty solid, a decent rebounder and defender. Defense is a theme for this bench in general.

Center: Lennard Richter, South Newlandia, Junior

Third Stringers:

Point Guard: Aariv Rojas, South Newlandia, Senior

Shooting Guard: Ghalen Rogers, Hannasea, Freshman
Much like with Wells, it’s unfair to call Rogers a third-string player, the young 6’5’’ freshman will definitely get his minutes. However, he’s still quite raw, and not quite ready for regular high-stakes moments yet.

Small Forward: Amelie Sommer, South Newlandia, Sophomore

Power Forward: Fiete Haas, South Newlandia, Junior

Center: Marius Rolland, South Newlandia, Senior

[Cassadaigua]

School: University Of Concord Heights (UCH) (NSCAA 5 Champions)
Colors: Pink and Black
Record In Cassadagan Season: 27-3
Finish In Cassadagan Season: National Champions

Coach: Nicole Phillips (44)

Starters:
PG: #12- Courtney Larkin (6’4”- Junior) Major: Rushmori History, GPA: 2.7
SG: #14- Kayla Quincy (6’5”- Soph.) Major: Economics, GPA: 3.6
C: #55- Maura Fontenot (6'10"- Senior) Major: Foreign Affairs, GPA: 2.4
SF: #42- Caitlin Connors (6’5”- Junior) Major: Philosophy, GPA: 3.5
PF: #44- Tara McDowell (6’6”- Soph) Major: Education, GPA: 3.8

Bench:
G: #3- Joanna Rooney (5'10"- Senior) Major: Royal History, GPA: 4.0
G: #21- Lacey Foster (6’1”- Soph) Major: Graphic Design, GPA: 3.5
C: #51- Renee Willis (6'11"- Freshman) Major: Biology, GPA: 2.6
F: #40- Brianna Donwood (6’7”- Junior) Major: Royal History, GPA: 3.0
F: #34- Becca Sackett (6'9"- Freshman) Major: Engineering, GPA: 3.4
F/C: #45- Cassidy Eastwood (6'5"- Senior) Major: Theater, GPA: 4.0

The leader of the team continues to be Courtney Larkin. She has tremendous poise and is a very accurate shooter. Add in the fact that she simply sees the court very well, and she is a true star. Fans of the team were relieved when she recently declared that she will return for her senior season. Tara McDowell has been emerging as of late as superstar on the boards.

School: New Lakeland University (NLU) (NSCAA 9 Champions)
Colors: Green and Gold
Record In Cassadagan Season: 26-5
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Final Four

Coach: Kelsey Stratton (45)

Starters:
PG: #5- Natalie Konicker (6’4”- Soph) Major: International Studies, GPA: 2.5
SG: #15- Ashley Slayton (6'1"- Freshman) Major: Business Insurance, GPA: 2.7
C: #51- Katrina Pavlova (7’2”- Soph) Major: Financial Ethics, GPA: 2.2
SF: #32- Rachel Moreno (6’6”- Junior) Major: Business Law, GPA: 3.6
PF: #33- Kiley Chavis (6'11"- Senior) Major: International Finance, GPA: 2.3

Bench:
G: #1- Kira Jacquemin (6'5"- Freshman) Major: Business Management, GPA: 3.4
G: #2- Jennifer Harrington (6’1”- Soph) Major: Internet Security, GPA: 4.0
C: #52- Catelynn Douglas (6’7”- Soph) Major- Accounting, GPA: 3.2
F: #23- Allison Rhodes (6'9"- Senior) Major: Business Insurance, GPA: 2.8
F: #24- Kimmie Graves (6’8”- Junior) Major: Business Ethics, GPA: 3.5
F/C: #45- Stacie Levison (6'9"- Freshman) Major: Undecided, GPA: 2.6

Katrina Pavlova is a dominating force in the paint within Cassadaigua, so this should translate well to the NSCAA Tournament. With a full year of experience behind her at this level now, she'll only get better. Ashley Slayton was one of the best freshman in the entire country, and the general youth of the starting five has fans very excited about the future as well as the present.

School: Grande Mountain University (GMU) (NSCAA 3 Champions)
Colors: Green and White
Record In Cassadagan Season: 23-7
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Sweet Sixteen

Coach: Sarah Edwards (55)

Starters:
PG: #10- Jamey Owens (6’4”- Soph) Major- Marketing GPA: 3.2
SG: #12- Tara Hopkins (5'11"- Senior) Major: Calculus, GPA: 3.6
C: #44- Danielle Crouse (7'0"- Freshman) Major: Political Science, GPA: 2.9
SF: #34- Ashley Landover (6’5”- Junior) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 2.4
PF: #32- Kristie Meyers (6’5”- Soph.) Major: Journalism, GPA: 3.2

Bench:
G: #25- Jamey Owens (6’4”- Freshman) Major- Marketing GPA: 3.2
G: #1- Natalie Lubrano (6'2"- Soph.) Major: Hotel Management, GPA: 3.5
C: #55- Shannon Simpson (6'10"- Junior) Major: Psychology, GPA: 2.8
F: #33- Meghan McKinley (6'0"- Freshman) Major- Restaurant Management, GPA: 4.0
F: #23- Maddie Refsnyder (6'2"- Freshman) Major- Culinary Studies, GPA: 4.0
F/C: #53- Kailee Bellows (6'8"- Freshman) Major- Chemistry, GPA: 3.4

Grande Mountain graduated three starters, and five people in total from last year's squad, so the expectations were lower for them during the year. They still managed to play well, with the backcourt being the best aspect of the team. The school is coming off a good run in NSCAA 13.

School: Brattleboro (Brat) Tech (BTU)
Colors: Blue and White
Record In Cassadagan Season: 24-6
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Elite Eight

Coach: Rachel Thorpe (51)

Starters:
PG: #5- Tiffany Morrisson (6’2”- Junior) Major: Financial Security Services, GPA: 3.5
SG: #3- Carlee Bryant (5’9”- Soph.) Major: Cyber Forensics, GPA: 4.0
C: #40- Jessica Nugent (6’10”- Soph.) Major: Financial Marketing, GPA: 2.4
SF: #20- Meghan Reynolds (6’6”- Soph) Major: Internet Security, GPA: 3.5
PF: #30- Joanna Vilarde (6’7”- Junior) Major: Graphic Design, GPA: 2.6

Bench:
G: #10- Sarah Lincoln (6'1"- Freshman) Major: Counter Hacking Services, GPA: 3.8
G: #00- Bridget Wilson (6'2"- Freshman) Major: Video Game Coding, GPA: 3.5
C: #44- Lauren Duncan (7'2"- Freshman) Major: Search Engine Optimization, GPA: 2.8
F: #22- Rachel Kirkpatrick (6'8"- Senior) Major: Cyber Forensics, GPA: 4.0
F: #25- Stacie Carrier (6’6”- Junior) Major: Mobile Technology, GPA: 3.1
F/C: #41- Lily Bennett (6'9"- Freshman) Major: General Engineering Studies, GPA: 2.7

The Brats graduated two of their starters, and unfortunately for them, they were the top two players on the team. Fortunately, Carlee Bryant did a fantastic job stepping up in her new role as a starter, and that allowed the team to employ the same system without missing a beat. This school is known for good play in the conference stages of the NSCAA, but losing prematurely in the Ultra 64.

School: Concord Heights Beauty School (CHBS)
Colors: Pink and Gold
Record In Cassadagan Season: 24-7
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Runner Up

Coach: Cate Hesson (41)

Starters:
PG: #24- Taylor Finnegan (6’4”- Junior), Major: Senior Citizen Styles, GPA: 3.4
SG: #25- Tara Ellison (6’2”- Junior), Major: Makeup Application, GPA: 4.0
C: #43- Madison Regan (6'10"- Senior) Major: Modern Clubbing Trends, GPA: 3.2
SF: #35- Courtney Easton (6'9"- Senior) Major: Fashion Marketing, GPA: 3.0
PF: #33- Sarah Fransen (6'6"- Senior.) Major: Footwear, GPA: 3.4

Bench:
G: #20- Hannah Reed (6’0”- Soph), Major: Handbag Trends, GPA: 2.8
G: #13- Lexie Billups (6'2"- Freshman) Major: Fashion Technology, GPA: 3.3
C: #40- Rachel McCormick (6’9”- Soph), Major: Rushmori Fashion, GPA: 3.5
F: #31- Julia Downey (6’7”- Soph), Major: Advanced Cosmetology, GPA: 4.0
F: #34- Ashley Myers (6’0”- Soph), Major: Modern Lingerie Trends, GPA: 4.0
F/C: #32- Jenna Clouston (6'7"- Freshman) Major: Jewelry & Accessories GPA: 3.6

During the regular season, CHBS had a typical season that their fans expect, but they got especially hot in the tournament, making it all the way to the final against bitter rivals, UCH. They return much of their roster, so maybe they can go on a similar run here as well.

School: Victoriaville Medical Institute (VMI)
Colors: White and Red
Record in Cassadagan Season: 26-5
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Final Four

Coach: Wendy Carsella (56)

Starters:
PG: #10- Heather Young (6’3- Junior), Major Anesthesia, GPA: 3.5
SG: #15- Stacey Clements (6’5- Senior), Major: Nursing, GPA: 2.8
C: #55- Haylee Lebeau (6’8- Soph), Major: Medical Coding, GPA: 2.9
SF: #33- Brittany McClain (6’7”- Soph), Major: Sports Medicine, GPA: 3.4
PF: #42- Rachel Sawyer (6’8- Senior), Major: Infectious Diseases, GPA: 3.6

Bench:
G: #11- Becca Burke (6’1- Junior), Major: Vaccine Research,GPA: 4.0
G: #3- Lilly Davies (6’2”- Senior), Major: Sports Medicine, GPA: 3.2
C: #44- Erica Snively (7'1"- Freshman), Major: Drug Marketing, GPA: 3.2
F: #40- Hailey Parks (6’6”- Soph), Major: Medical Insurance Ethics, GPA: 2.2
F: #22- Brittany McClain (6’7”- Soph), Major: Sports Medicine, GPA: 3.7
F/C: #54- Chelsie Elliott (6'9"- Freshman), Major: Pharmacy, GPA: 2.5

Had a pretty similar season this year as they did the previous one, but got a big win over Brat Tech to move into the Final Four, where they were ousted by the Beauty School. The balanced approach of the team is very effective, as you never know will be the featured player on any given day.

School: Eastern Starksville College (ESC)
Colors: Silver and Black
Record in Cassadagan Season: 25-6
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Elite Eight

Coach: Tanya Greene (49)

Starters:
PG: #4- Lauren Davis (6'3"- Senior), Major- Biology, GPA: 2.7
SG: #14- Hailey Wotherspoon (6'2"- Junior), Major- Carpentry, GPA: 3.7
C: #50- Jenna Mattison (7'0"- Freshman), Major- Political Science, GPA: 3.4
SF: #44- Evie WInlock (6'10"- Senior), Major- Religious Studies, GPA: 4.0
PF: #32- Rochelle Shaw (6'10"- Soph.), Major- Rushmori History, GPA: 3.2

Bench:
G: #1- Emma Worthington (6'1"- Soph), Major- Space Travel, GPA: 3.8
G: #5- Avery Farmer (6'4"- Junior), Major- Physics, GPA: 2.8
C: #51- Rachel Chandler (6'11"- Senior), Major- Anatomy, GPA: 2.5
F: #30- Monica Gray (6'7"- Senior), Major- Bartending, GPA: 3.1
F: #33- Sammi Bristol (6'5"- Freshman), Major- Human Resources, GPA: 3.6
F/C: #55- Brittney Wheeler (6'11"- Junior), Major: Business Ethics, GPA: 2.7

After one the best performances in school history, ESC gets the traditional spot in the tournament for a mid-major within Cassadaigua. Wotherspoon is deadly from three-point land, and Mattison is not only tall but very strong on the glass. Worthington is obsessed with life on Sonnel, so any travel there she will really enjoy.

School: Brattleboro University (BTU)
Colors: Orange and White
Record in Cassadagan Season: 26-6
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Elite Eight

Coach: Shannon Douglas (51)

Starters:
PG: #11- Courtney Messier (6'6"- Freshman), Major- English, GPA: 2.8
SG: #15- Cassie Lewis (6'4"- Soph.), Major- Political Science, GPA: 3.5
C: #55- Mackensie Veeder (6'10"- Soph.), Major- Interregional Studies, GPA: 3.1
SF: #23- Genna Scalzo (6'9"- Junior), Major- Calculus, GPA: 2.4
PF: #33- Nickkie Kirk (6'7"- Soph.), Major- Liberal Arts, GPA: 3.6

Bench:
G: #5- Victoria Mitchell (5'10"- Freshman), Major- Undecided, GPA: 3.0
G: #3- Mia Brentin (6'3"- Freshman), Major- Automotive Technician, GPA: 3.9
C: #43- Morgan Rose (6'9"- Junior), Major- Biology, Major: 3.5
F: #41- Hannah Browne (6'3"- Senior), Major- Theater, Major: 4.0
F: #32- Kelsey DiAmbrosio (6'3"- Senior), Major- Chemistry, Major: 2.1
F/C: #50- Kaitlyn Schneyer (6'9"- Junior), Major- Education, Major: 2.4

For the first time, Brattleboro University appears in the NSCAA Tournament, and can show the world that the city has more than one strong athletic school. Courtney Messier is the leader of this team, and as a freshman, there is hope that she can lead this team back to several tournaments like this one. She initially committed to Grande Mountain University, but backed out at the last second, leading many to wonder why.

Note: If you are wondering about Seth Johnson College, they simply did not have a good enough season this year.

[Saterun]

Saterun Collegiate Basketball Teams

University Logos

Tsear University Thunderbirds

Head Coach: Matt Gregariis
Nickname: Thunderbirds
Colors: 1. Black 2. Red
Home Stadium: The Thunderdome

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Henry Klasson, 20, #18
Joe Genrir, 21, #77
Asil Asdfen, 18, #83

Point Guards:
Jay-Jay Konoa, 21, #01
Helmut Englebert, 19, #93
Tristen Hestumus, 20, #66

Small Forwards:
Abdul Jakar, 20, #08
Hrsada Nicote, 18, #43

Power Forwards:
Zack Hfeddonkersonn, 21, #16
Allan Seffrin, 20, #81

Shooting Guards:
Jaylin Heks, 20, #44
Simir Vognayer, 18, #91

Tsear Polytechnic Lions

Head Coach: Georg Heralyi
Nickname: Lions
Colors: 1. Silver 2. Black
Home Stadium: Saterun Air Arena

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Alfonco Revvesea, 21, #72
Abbot Hymes, 18, #20
Asten James, 18, #26

Point Guards:
Morris Mayrand, 20, #00
Cioro Ssemantas, 20, #16
Kevin Frgends, 18, #49

Small Forwards:
Babur Amer-Jorcon, 19, #82
Kanto Fresden, 21, #99

Power Forwards:
Ollivier Sencen, 19, #57
Jimmie Janks, 20, #07

Shooting Guards:
Akeesh Ymoro, 21, #33
Wilfried Herferson, 19, #61

Futsworth College Ospreys

Head Coach: Amari Jerkalit
Nickname: Ospreys
Colors: 1. White 2. Yellow
Home Stadium: James Miranda Center

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Cinci Haelverti, 18, #09
Hueng-min Par, 20, #15
Reese Parker, 19, #83

Point Guards:
Jayden Washington, 19, #24
Kyreem Bird, 18, #64
Hamit Kelloreleva, 21, #17

Small Forwards:
Jason Anderson, 20, #20
DeAndre Mresser, 20, #55

Power Forwards:
David Semaj, 21, #99
Keefe Orlen, 20, #34

Shooting Guards:
Yash Jiang, 18, #83
Ben Kamond, 20, #43

Anasb Central Mustangs

Head Coach: Orville Candor
Nickname: Mustangs
Colors: 1. Scarlet 2. Black
Home Stadium: The Racetrack

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Gregory Instanistan, 19, #01
Tomas Ámon, 21, #61
Larsson Jekslander, 18, #44

Point Guards:
Hank Hreiysta, 20, #22
Nolan Mestrea, 18, #29
Sebastián Gangur, 18, #55

Small Forwards:
James Keller, 22, #89
Leo Chu, 18, #02

Power Forwards:
Marcus Ferford, 20, #73
Kesler Kairn, 19, #54

Shooting Guards:
Draymond Rojas, 19, #11
Jaylin Grassk, 21, #81

Portura State Mariners

Head Coach: Martin Freeberg
Nickname: Mariners
Colors: 1. Dark Green 2. Black
Home Stadium: Arena of The Wave

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Dmitri Haklaans, 20, #10
Dave Knowls, 18, #55

Point Guards:
Liam Senecker, 20, #19
Nathan Judge, 20, #66

Small Forwards:
Amos Eparza, 19, #20
Samuel Dreitch, 18, #81

Power Forwards:
Xavier Hjadnis, 21, #99
Jordan Payet, 18, #72

Shooting Guards:
Luis Hexacata, 20, #00
Manni Simmons, 18, #53

Albery University Kaisers

Head Coach: Timothy Pembrit
Nickname: Kaisers
Colors: 1. Royal Purple 2. Black
Home Stadium: The Palace

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Evan Laske, 19, #04
Aadi Akbur, 18, #42

Point Guards:
Dash Lovren, 21, #01
Sai Notust, 18, #23
Yani Atkins, 19, #44

Small Forwards:
Hector Navajo, 20, #20
Justin Hammond, 19, #40

Power Forwards:
Kurt Noegl, 19, #77
Ramadael Kanli, 18, #12

Shooting Guards:
Roger Veck, 18, #60
John Pearson, 19, #41
Angel Pasarga, 18, #43

Xaiv Polytechnic Wolves

Head Coach: Marvin Tast
Nickname: Wolves
Colors: 1. Green 2. Blue
Home Stadium: Saterun Wireless Arena

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Caesar Hezaciplta, 20, #90
Jake Dresmond, 21, #11
Vihaan al-Fakair, 20, #23

Point Guards:
Petr Jenklit, 20, #33
Jaason Keps, 19, #75
Philip Banks, 19, #38

Small Forwards:
DJ Hasonn, 21, #66
Theodore Hanbron, 18, #62

Power Forwards:
Kyler Kreeves, 21, #00
Oliver Jenks, 18, #55

Shooting Guards:
Justin McMannond, 20, #89
Cyrus Lee, 19, #50

University of Marebrook Mako Sharks

Head Coach: Quinlen Daskner
Nickname: Mako Sharks
Colors: 1. Sky Blue 2. White
Home Stadium: The Tank

*bold indicates starting lineup

Centers:
Josh Allen, 20, #09
Harry Johnson, 18, #58
Kamir Najang, 19, #07

Point Guards:
Sammy Sanjay, 19, #99
Devin Ganford, 18, #81
Ciro Hernandez, 18, #33

Small Forwards:
Ahmed Hafaryi, 20, #00
Simon Listao, 19, #29

Power Forwards:
Andrew DaSilva, 19, #16
Max Arievilo, 18, #12

Shooting Guards:
Faustino Yamilla, 21, #88
Marc Degeneryt, 20, #75

[Gran Saguaro]

Permissions: Yes. Make it interesting!

Depth chart is in descending order. Obviously the players listed as "starters" start most of the time, but for the "bench" players the higher one on the list is likely to be starting over the lower one.

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Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana
¡Viva Zorillos!

STADIUM: Centro Esqueda, 7,810
COACH: Franco Savedra
COLORS: Black and white. Mascot is Zorro, a skunk

ONE OF GRAN SAGUARO'S oldest secular universities, the Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana (UPAM) is perhaps among of the most famous in the country. Located in the heart of downtown San Armando, Gran Saguaro's primate city and capital, the Boca Rana neighborhood evolved from a working class district of textile mills and distilleries into a bohemian, dynamic area beloved by Gran Saguaro's artists, innovators, and cultural leaders (UPAM strongly rejects the notion that Boca Rana has become "gentrified", and especially the accusation that the university has contributed to such a phenomenon). UPAM offers the perfect mix of urban life and secluded college town feel — the university is contained by a massive, waterfront-adjacent, seismically-active campus block affectionately called "University City", to provide peace of mind for the students but easy access to all that San Armando has to offer.

UPAM is also a world-class research university, on the forefront of Saguareño innovation; UPAM's labs have seen the development of, among others, Plas-Nex, an eternally non-degradable plastic; alduprasine, or the "temporary sober" pill; and a strain of wheat that can grow in nearly 200-degree-celsius temperatures. Nevertheless, UPAM has so much more to offer than just the stellar Kiff College of Sciences; the university boasts a top-notch College of Business, the Abner Trujillo College of Liberal Arts, the Zwillman College of Design (housed in an expressionist beige building along the inner waterfront, which can be best described as "bubbling"), the Morales School of Law, the Raquel Nickelman College of Mathematics, and the SuperColegio, home to UPAM's undeclared-major students and an eight-story black-and-white block synonymous with the university.

UPAM is not limited, however, to being solely an academic school! Our oceanside location features plenty of perks; the most fun of which is UPAM's one-kilometer private beach, open only to UPAM residents (and selected guests) 24/7 (when not being utilized for beach volleyball) and patrolled by student lifeguards. The students in the History and Anthropology department operate a free-access museum, and the Botany students have begun a process of outfitting every large building with a rooftop community garden. The Geology department students actively monitor the seismic fault that UPAM sits on; the flexible metal bridge over the fault is a popular selfie and first-kiss spot. UPAM is home to over nine different fraternities, and seven sororities; thirty-two dorms; an honors college, where the students live in Honors Tower, a spacious tudor-revival home (because the Honors Tower was built in 1971, there are too many honors students for the tower — most honors college students live in the adjacent Mendoza Heights 16-story brick building constructed in 2004); and of course, eighteen highly-ranked varsity sports.

UPAM's College Basketball team is the most university's popular sport by a good margin — the team has found past domestic success, but stalled in recent years. This tournament may offer an opportunity for revitalization.

ROSTER

[PG] Tariq Soto | #4
[SG] Pablo Hernández | #10
[SF] Yamaico Luna | #1
[PF] Joash Tamovalo | #00
[C] Kiko Rosa | #8

[G] Ramón Reyes | #7
[G] Adonis Cerrado | #11
[G] Luis Ortega | #2
[G] Pedro Jackson | #9
[C] Jorge Pútnam | #5
[C] Juanito Millán | #13
[F] Cambel Méndez | #6
[F] Juan Lorca | #16
[F] Antonio Willams | #3
[F] Rafael Pardo | #20

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San Basilio
¡Andale, Monarcas!

STADIUM: Pabellón Mezzasalma, 6,009
COACH: Bernardo Segura
COLORS: Green and gold. Mascot is Loreley, a butterfly with a green sweater. They are the "monarchs".

TUCKED INTO THE COSTERAS mountain range in Gran Saguaro's Humboldt state, San Basilio is the oldest still-existing university in the nation, founded as a mission for the Pomo in 1802. San Basilio transferred from a mission to a university in 1849, and, located just north of the urban metropolis Yerba Buena, became one of the leading educational institutions in Early Gran Saguaro. The school is incredibly proud of its history and acknowledges the past injustices dealt to the natives with a nice plaque and memorial garden.

A small Jesuit school, San Basilio has turned out a disproportionate amount of leading thinkers, including nearly 60% of the Saguareño clergy. Other alumni include Franco Pérez Ross, Gran Saguaro's national poet and acclaimed writer; Gabriel de Vega, a prominent 20th-century legal theorist; Angelina O. Montoya, noted conservationist who saved the Árbol de Josué from extinction; and seven Saguareño presidents.

The school is notable as well for its athletic output — multiple San Basilio sports teams have gone on to win national championships, namely gridiron, basketball, and baseball. The basketball team is probably the most successful; this is the first time San Basilio has had the opportunity to compete in an international championship, and provides a chance for the Monarcas to prove their mettle.

ROSTER

[PG] Néstor Martes | #0
[SG] "Gus" Guzmán | #1
[SF] Chuy Espinosa | #5
[PF] Amad Cruceta | #11
[C] Hamilton Santos | #9

[G] Diego Castillo | #3
[G] Yoahim González
[G] Lew Melman
[G] Fabio Brazobán
[C] Lendy Castro
[C] Marco Duke
[F] Greg Homhoff
[F] Rodrygo Ortíz
[F] Timi Léon
[F] Abel Rubio

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Tecnológico de Montesur
¡Dale, Dale, Dale, Azul!

STADIUM: Arena Campos
COACH: Inés Cerrado
COLORS: Blue and white. Mascot is Beto, the robot. They are the "robotos".

THE LARGEST AND MOST prestigious engineering school in the country, "TecMo", as it as known (or just "Tec" for those who go to the school or live near Montesur, a suburb of San Armando) is a top-level research university notable for a complete lack of a liberal arts curriculum or humanities courses. Athletics are, in effect, a hobby for students at the school — but shockingly, the basketball team has been on a cinderella run in Saguareño domestic college basketball and seek to continue that here.

Tec is characterized by a sprawling, modernist campus with scattered blocky glass buildings, cube-shaped trees, and a view overlooking the ocean. Most classes are held underground, in a network of tunnels that also hold the cafeteria and the dorms. The basketball stadium is among the few buildings aboveground — and is an outdoor arena, with no roof to protect from rain. Nevertheless, for the vast majority of the time there is little rain and no cold, and the outdoor stadium is beloved by students.

ROSTER

[PG] Moisés Carreta | #8
[SG] Jairo Casaus | #3
[SF] Lester Yamina | #1
[PF] Andrés Pirro | #12
[C] Dayron Valdez | #9

[G] José Maria Torres | #13
[G] Angel Kirkland |#6
[G] Gibson Alou | #15
[G] Raúl Alcántara | #8
[C] Yoniker Jorge | #5
[C] Kwasy Gutiérrez | #7
[F] Mikel López | #2
[F] Roberto Everson | #4
[F] Yuli Rubio | #19
[F] Maikel Franco | #25

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Universidad de Santa Ynez Agricultura y Mecánica
¡S-Y-A-M!

STADIUM: Arena Señor M
COACH: Marvin Menendez
COLORS: Red, black, and white. The mascot is the ram — an actual live ram, named Tito, is their mascot.

CREATED IN 1939 BY order of Gran Saguaro's president, Gustavito Colón, as part of his plan to modernize the rural farming areas, S.Y. A&M originally only offered three degrees — agriculture, animal husbandry, and tractor mechanics. Now, the university is a thriving public school which offers an affordable education in a variety of subjects to students in the Santa Ynez valley, and contains nearly 35,000 students. Part of the curriculum involves a work rotation on the university's farms, tending the crops used in the cafeteria, and a diverse curriculum that spans all subjects.

The basketball team was created the same year as the university, first as an intramural activity to provide physical exercise, and then as a varsity sport when S.Y. A&T became a founding member of the Conferencio Atlético Intercolegial de Gran Saguaro. The basketball team achieved success in the conference's early days, but never again — now, there seems to be somewhat of a renaissance under the grandson of Matías Menendez, S.Y. A&M's first basketball coach (and the gym's namesake), as the Carneros look to an intercollegiate championship for the first time in many years.

ROSTER

[PG] Tony Félix | #4
[SG] Humboldt Vega | #9
[SF] Yaya Calvino | #11
[PF] Robinson Muñoz |#7
[C] Eddy Francisco | #0

[G] Victor Matas | #2
[G] Darío Colón | #3
[G] Beto Ricci | #21
[G] Zacarías Araujo | #10
[C] Silvio Martínez | #1
[C] Malvin Gálvez | #20
[F] Menendo Peña | #18
[F] José Peña | #6
[F] Tito Aguilar | #5
[F] Ned Koch | #30

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[Commonwealth of Baker Park]

Osheana State University
Location: State University Borough, Osheana
Enrollment: 21,403 undergrad/ 1,107 post-grad
Founded: 1903
Nickname: Falcons
Colors: Orange & Brown

Arena: Leonard Jenkins Center (13,600)

Coach: Bob McDonald, (14th season)
Assistants: Cris Agosto, Quincy Wallis, Sr.

Starters: James Bosworth G (6'2 So., 10.5 ppg/7.1 apg), Craig Hartman G (6'2” Sr.,18,3 ppg), Martin Faulkner F (6'8” Jr., 12.9 ppg/8.4 rpg), Delray Jackson C (6'9 Sr., 15.7 ppg/7.5 rpg), Steven Ellis F (6'5 Sr., 17.8 ppg)


Endborough College
Location: Endborough, Endover
Enrollment: 8,971 undergrad/273 post-grad
Founded: 1888
Nickname: Germans (unofficially 'Lady Germans')
Colors: Black, Gold & Red

Arena: Main Gymnasium (9,400)

Coach: Caren Hunter (21h season)
Assistants: Wendi Ambridge, Julia Slaney

Starters: Meridith Hall F (6'3 Jr., 13.8 ppg/7.5 rpg), Alex Urbani C (6'7” So., 13.6 ppg/7.1 rpg), Jen Radford G (5'11 Sr., 19.5 ppg/3.3 apg), Terri Brand F (6'4 Jr., 15.1 ppg/5.4 rpg), Yvonne Allen G (6'1 Jr., 16.5 ppg/4.1 apg)

University of the Commonwealth
Location: Belle Haven, Baker Park
Enrollment: 39,363 undergrad/4,720 post grad
Founded: 1899
Nickname: Warriors
Colors: Black & Gold

Arena: Desmond Multi-Purpose Center (11,200), also Belle Haven Arena (22,000)

Coach: Royce Clinton (9th season)
Assistants: David Riker, Paul Lavoie

Starters: Dion Beaumont F (6'8 Jr., 17.6 ppg/7.9 rpg); Owen Norbert G (6'1 Sr.,14.4 ppg/5.1 apg); Jonny Zalewski F (6'7 Jr., 13.7 ppg/6.2 rpg); Bryan Hodges C (6'9 So., 12.9 ppg/6.8 rpg); Andy Taggert G (6'3 Jr., 16.5 ppg/3.4 spg)


University of Endover
Location: Endborough, Endover
Enrollment: 30,653 undergrad/2,364 post grad
Founded: 1888
Nickname: Wildcats
Colors: Blue & White

Arena: Englehart Gym (11,000)

Coach: Patrick Neal (6th season)
Assistants: Eddie Benjamin, Xavier Jacobs
Starters: Richie Compton G (6'2 Sr., 12.8 ppg/9.6 apg); Lawrence Pendridge C (7'0 Jr., 20.1 ppg/9.5 rpg); Michael Serna F (6'6 Sr., 18.9 ppg/5.3rpg); Chris Kern G (6'3 Jr., 11.1 ppg); Iain Braun F (6'10 So., 9.8 ppg/5.6 bpg)



University of Ezra
Location: Ezriquay, Ezra
Enrollment: 28,719 undergrad/2,530 post grad
Founded: 1894
Nickname: Bulls
Colors: Green & Gold

Arena: CCB Center (13,800)

Coach: Liam O'Connell (5th season)
Assistants: Dan Blackwood, Billy Meier

Starters: Mo Fielding F (6'5 Jr., 15.5 ppg); Noah Capell G (6'4 Jr., 11.7 ppg); Dirk Roswell C (6'10 Jr., 14.9 ppg/8.9 rpg); Ryan Jordan G (6'3 Jr., 12.0 ppg/6.8 apg); Sam Fuentes F (6'6 Sr., 19.0 ppg/4.7 rpg)

Lynchana University
Location: Alton, Lynchana
Enrollment: 11,536 undergrad/618 post grad
Founded: 1910
Nickname: Knights
Colors: Silver & Violet

Arena: First Lynchana Bank Center (10,200)

Coach: Kenny Berkeley (11th season)
Assistants: Alvin Pell, Tim Harwood

Starters: Craig Drummond G (6'0 Sr., 14.4 ppg/5.5 apg); Nicholas Wouters F (6'7 Sr., 17.3 ppg/6.1 rpg); Christian Hinford G (6'4 So., 12.0 ppg/4.1 spg); Eric Long C (6'9 Jr., 13.6 ppg/7.0 rpg); Avalon Sunbury F (6'6 So., 13.2 ppg)

[Fort McKinley]

Autonomous People's University of Ft McKinley
Location: Shiloh Springs, Ft McKinley
Enrollment: 43,149 undergrad/5,522 post-grad
Founded: 1921
Nickname: Workers
Colors: Green, Red, and Gold

Arena: APU Armory Fieldhouse (14,000)

Coach: David Gary Miller
Assistants: Larry Joe Davis, Kevin Keith Gray

Starters: Jerry David Morris G (6'0); Billy Ron Miller G (5'9); Myron Dean Clark F (6'1); Peter Wallace Beard F (6'2); John Wayne Jones C (6'4)

National University of Fort McKinley
Location: Redonia, Ft McKinley
Enrollment: 8,470 undergrad/1,280 post grad
Founded: 1909
Nickname: Revolutionists
Colors: Green & Gold

Arena: Dr Lester K Allen Hall (6,951)

Coach: Donald Lee Gray
Assistants: Adam Jay Smith, Chris Wiley Davis

Starters: Lester Joe Gray C (6'5); George Roy Allen F (6'2); Leroy David Jones F (6'2); Harry Ted Beard G (5'9); Eddie Bob Young G (5'10)


A brief primer on naming conventions.

All people have one of just 10 surnames, which reflect their economic/social status--

Upper Class/Well Connected		Lower Class/Lack Connections
		Davis					Jones
		Miller					Beard
		Young					Morris
		Allen					Smith	
							Clark

Those with the surname Gray are the ones who wield the actual day to day power as bureaucrats & the merchant class; they are the best educated, and most genetically diverse.
Inter-breeding within the two separate classes means that there is little genetic diversity, but the Grays select mates from both groups.

This interbreeding means that the average life expectancy is decreasing for the other nine “clans” and the strict state control over people's lives means that there's no social mobility.

People normally have 2 or 3 'common' names before their surnames, so for example:

a person with the last name Jones would have a identifying family 'clan' name preceding it, let's say in this case Jeff. So that person's legal last name would be Jeff Jones, who was probably a great-grandfather. Then there could be a 'middle' name to further establish which Jeff Jones we're talking about, let's use Peter which could be the name of the father or grandfather of our example.
Another typical convention is to give a child an official first name, which again could be an ancestor, let's say a maternal grandfather so we'll select Norman. Finally there would be an informal name, what they would be called within their immediate family, so a 'pet' name or a nickname which we'll say is Kenny.
That makes our example's full name Norman Kenny Peter Jeff Jones, who would most likely be known to most people as Kenny Jeff Jones.
(among Grays, the 'middle' name would likely be family name of the other parent, so at least there would be a slight chance that a genealogical line could be found).
TL;DR: You can refer to players, coaches, etc by their initials and last name or by their first and last name if you want. People from Ft McKinley are generally called "Mackies" although you can call them anything you want especially if it relates to their inbred ideas of communism (referred to as Republicism--the Republic Party, etc).

[Quebec and Shingoryeo]

Quebec & Shingoryeo Roster Posts - 2/3

Inteachan National University, Mount Ester University, Queen's College at Cornwall

KEEWATINOOK UNIVERSITY HUSKIES

Location: Fort Lowe, Manitoba
Home Arena: Fort Lowe Veterans Pavilion (Est. 1948, Cap: 8,000)

Head Coach: Olivia Neubauerova, 29 (2nd year with the program)
Style Modifier for guidance purpose: +2. Unlike in the past Huskies team traditionally known for solving it around the rim, former Huskies' all-Quebecois prefers to stretch out the field by using an arsenal of all-Quebecois guards and quick, well-paced frontcourt players. Good transition game, though sometimes it really comes down to the guards making the shot. Slightly weak on defence outside of the circle. Two players to watch are their splash duo - Gabrielle Ahn-McKinley and Oh Seung-Yeon - and without them their last national championship over Queen's College would not have been possible. That said, it's still a team that boasts strong depth, as expected from a perennial contender, and should not be underestimated.

 #   Pos.  Player                      Height  Year  Sex  Roles (Note)
01    SG   Michelle Barnard-Coupet      1.81m    FR    F  Key substitute with athleticism and good drive-in abilities. Daughter of current Huskies' assistant Chelsea Lee Barnard
02    PG   Oh Seung-Yeon                1.79m    GR    F  Team captain: Local girl familiar to the home gym, Oh's known for her court vision and more importantly, the game-winning shot of this spring's National Championship Game (QIS women's championship Player of the Tournament)
03    SF   Taylor Magee                 1.80m    GR    F  Key substitute good with zone defence
04    SG   Gabrielle Ahn-McKinley       1.83m    SR    F  Outstanding outside shooter, arguably the best women's guard in the country. Shaky defence and can be streaky, but when active could score 25+ points on a game (QIS women's Player of the Year)
06     C   Michelle Sumner              1.87m RS SO    F  Fundamentally stable, patient centre with solid rebounding and hook shots. Younger sister of former Huskies' captain and NSCAA 13 participant Summer-June
08   F/C   Annabelle Ho-Taillefer       1.85m    SO    F  Skilled scorer with good switch defence. Could substitute for Sumner
10     F   Felice Blankenau             1.88m    FR    F  Walk-on forward with height and reach. Good footspeed but could use improvement on positioning
11    SF   Yi Yoon-Heui                 1.80m    GR    F  Glue of the team, underrated inside scorer and tenacious rim defender
13     G   Yi Yoon-Jeong                1.78m    FR    F  Sister of Yoon-Heui above, Yoon-Jeong's an all-arounded, but also unremarkable substitute. Solid potential exists on scoring department, so she may transition into becoming a valuable 2-guard
15    PF   Kim Chae-Yeon                1.84m    JR    F  Starting power forward who is more offensively-focused than Sumner, her frontcourt partner. Cousin of former Husky Chae-Rin
18    PF   Amanda-Lee Bravura           1.82m RS FR    F  Backup forward whose height limitations are made up with solid positioning
27    PG   Kelsey Gutang                1.73m    SO    F  Sixth-woman of the team. Flashy and fast combo guard with defensive issues, she is used interchangeably and whenever Oh and Ahn-McKinley, two of the finest guards in the country, are in need of rest. No doubt will be expected to be the team's number-one star after this season

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE JOLBONOPOLIS

Location: Equinox Hill, Inteachan
Home Arena: A. Lucan Buckley Assembly Hall (Cap. 8,000)

Head Coach: Hannah Ray-Yeom, 40 (4th Year)
Starters: Ntwali (JR) - Wood-Aiello (RS JR) - Christopoulos (FR) - Kim Y.J. (SR) - Younes-Tardif (SR)
Major Substitutes: G Yotun-Allard, SF Sabatini-Shin, F/C Capac, C E. Nam

Style Modifier for guidance purpose:-1. It is a well-balanced team that consists of current group of seniors who committed to the program right as the former Saguenay Fighting Irish assistant had joined, and stuck with her all the way. They play a low-tempo, high-passing game of play whenever they could set it up, with full court press encouraged on defence. Still a squad capable of playing well on transition, something that's not always the case with QIS women's sides on international competition. Difficult to penetrate inside, so for opposition spreading the field and constant switches may not be a bad idea.

#   Pos.  Player                      Height  Year  Sex  Roles (Note)
01    SG   Helene Bergson-Larochelle        1.73m    FR    f  Freshman walk-on who plays occasional backup minutes
02    PG   Gladys Ntwali                    1.77m    JR    F  Fast point guard who shines on transition and on key matches, pairs well on 2-on-2 with Kim Ye-Jeong and Krista Christopulos
03    PG   Jang Ye-Ri                       1.80m    SO    F  Largely unremarkable backup point guard with good fundamentals
04    SF   Krista Christopoulos             1.84m    FR    F  QIS Rookie of the Year whose court vision, inside scoring and dynamicism catch people's eyes. Team's second option behind Estelle Younes-Tardif
05    SG   Sandra Wood-Aiello               1.78m RS JR    F  All-around shooter with ability to stretch the field
07     G   Fabienne Yotun-Allard            1.79m    FR    F  Backup guard with defensive responsibilities, could also distribute ball well 
08    PF   Kim Ye-Jeong                     1.85m    SR    F  Team captain: Undersized power forward who helps out on scoring, happy to play help defence
11   F/C   Jeanne Capac                     1.86m    FR    F  Run-and-gun centre with soft shooting touch
12     C   Estelle Younes-Tardif            1.94m    SR    F  Slow centre with superb assists and good blocks (QIS Second-team All-Quebecois) 
14    PF   Gabrielle Cardona                1.82m RS SO    F  Backup power forward who will be redshirting next year on a Quebec Foundation exchange program abroad next year
25    SF   Erica Sabatini-Shin              1.84m    JR    F  Sixth woman of the team who can do everything but with limited doses. Fits between 2 to 5-spot.
43     C   Danielle Nam                     1.86m    SO    F  Tall, lanky centre primarily used for defensive responsibilities