NSCAA 11 (Roster and RP Thread)

by **NSCAA Basketball** » Sun Mar 08, 2020 6:34 am

Conference Alignments - Note that the listed scorinator is pending their agreement and acceptance of the scorination assignment. The host will then provide a unique name for their Conferences and post those results in the still to be created Results Thread.

Checker Conference (Scorinator: Chromatika)
University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ)
Corinth City University (DRK)
University of Filindostan (FID)
Rinaldi Naval Academy (VAL)
Concord Heights Beauty School (CDG)
Southport University (NEW)
Trolleborg State Univercity (TRL)
Universidade São Miguel Arcanjo (LIS)
Arcadia University (LTX)
Beta City Bible College (AIG)
St. Michaels High School (NKO)
Stafford City University (HPI)
Technical College of Vangaziland (VNG)
Lynchana University (CBP)
Cascade Island College (NFX)

Conference 2: (Scorinator: Drawkland)
University of Moravica (BNJ)
Scudelli University (JUE)
Martin Da Silva Academy (BGN)
South Caddonia University (VAL)
Brattleboro Tech (CDG)
University of Myana (CMT)
Pocono City Tech (NEW)
Royal Engineering Academy (TRL)
Universidade Portia (LIS)
Skyline University (LTX)
South China University of Technology(SHW)
Johnston University (HPI)
St. Joesph’s College (VNG)
University of Ezra (CBP)
Weeksberg College (NFX)

Sky Blue Conference (Scorinator: Newmanistan)
Northern Moravica University (BNJ)
Cemmendy Tech (DRK)
Marele South Athletic (BGN)
Universitas Nasional Pilindostan (FID)
Everlin University (VAL)
New Lakeland University (CDG)
Alnio University of the Arts (CMT)
T.K. Univercity (TRL)
Midland State (LTX)
Wilson Pickett Teacher's College (AIG)
Éclairs de Terres Aires (LMO)
Madison College (HPI)
Emperor State University (VNG)
New Northwesteros National University - Baratheopolis (NNW)
West 95X College (NFX)

Newlands Conference (Scorinator: Lisander)
Sadeg State University (DRK)
Asculi University of Economics (OSC)
Universitas Tanjung Pagi - Jakulta (FID)
University of Hondo (VAL)
University of Concord Heights (CDG)
Chromatik State University (CMT)
Keisler College (NEW)
High School of Metallurgy (TRL)
Grand Valley College (LTX)
Andromeda Naval Academy (AIG)
New Cordóba College (LMO)
Pine Valley College (HPI)
Elmore Heights Correctional Facility (STK)
University of Baker Park (CBP)
95X University University City (NFX)

Mugisha II Memorial Conference (Scorinator: Banija)
Old Mountain University (DRK)
Torona Catalan Language University (JUE)
Fedek City (BGN)
San Marco Polytechnic College (FID)
Grande Mountain University (CDG)
Deprí Lanar University (CMT)
University of Tundra Falls (NEW)
Murnau State Univercity (TRL)
Universidade de Soria (LIS)
Maritime Academy (LTX)
Third Military Medical University (SHW)
College of the Air Force (VNG)
Frostvale Institute of Technology (STK)
University of Endover (CBP)
95X University Pacific City (NFX)

Conference 6: (Scorinator: Drawkland)
Hangaza Technological University (BNJ)
Mediterranean University of Pomena (JUE)
Atlantian Blues (BGN)
Kabapil Universitas - Yogyakulta (FID)
Turbani Tech (VAL)
Seth Johnson College (CDG)
Putnam Lake University (NEW)
Drakesson Polytechnic Univercity (TRL)
Universidade do Sudoeste (LIS)
Highland Tech (LTX)
University of Andromeda (AIG)
Saint Thomas University (HPI)
Imperial Military Academy (VNG)
New Northwesteros National University - Lannisburg (NNW)
University of St Leon (CBP)

Five Star Conference (Scorinator: Cassadaigua)
Elmanden District College (DRK)
Crotona Valley University (OSC)
St. Varris (BGN)
University of San Marco (FID)
Sabinal State (VAL)
Chromatik City College University (CMT)
Loudon Empire University (NEW)
Eugene Troger Univercity of Biomedicine (TRL)
Universitas Concordia Kasandora (LIS)
Jiangnan University (SHW)
Angeles City Women's College (AIG)
Eastern Shore University (HPI)
University of Auster (VNG)
Queensbridge University (STK)
University of Osheana (CBP)

Pink 15 Conference: (Scorinator: Cassadaigua)
Kizza I College (BNJ)
Ducentu State University (DRK)
Basket College United (BGN)
San Marco State College (FID)
Mar Sara Tech (VAL)
Z'ai'ai Institute of Technology (CMT)
South Charlotte Empire University (NEW)
Politechnica Soria (LIS)
Central College (LTX)
University of Angeles City (AIG)
Akers State (NKO)
Marquette College (HPI)
Kanyean Air Force Academy (STK)
Coolville State University (CBP)
95X University Cactus (NFX)

Baganda Peoples Conference (Scorinator: Banija)
Drawk Corps University (DRK)
Santo Domenico Technological Advancement College (JUE)
Raegs Vildam (BGN)
Universitas Barat Pilindostan - Bandaroon (FID)
Starksville Medical Institute (CDG)
Pùr State University (CMT)
University of Empress Jessica I (NEW)
Universidade de Lerna (LIS)
Commonwealth A&M (LTX)
University of Portsmouth (AIG)
Iclérs de Montevideo (LMO)
Hudson College (HPI)
Blue Coast University (VNG)
South Union College (STK)
Central 95X College (NFX)

The Royal Conference (Scorinator: Newmanistan)
University of Loyola-Busukuma (BNJ)
Cavsar University (DRK)
Poma Sports Academy (OSC)
Golden City (BGN)
Raynor University (VAL)
Victoriaville Business School (CDG)
Deprí Sanar University (CMT)
Alex Zach Free Univercity (TRL)
Trinity College (LIS)
University of Joppa (AIG)
Northwest Ballina State (NKO)
Overglade University (VNG)
University of Bompton (STK)
Osheana State University (CBP)
95X University Cascadia (NFX)

by **NSCAA Basketball** » Sun Mar 08, 2020 6:34 am

Post reserved for miscellaneous information.

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Sun Mar 08, 2020 9:59 am

Northwest Kalactin NSCAA Teams

Akers State Kalactanians
Coach: John Butler
Starting Five
PGVictor Baker
SG Joe Wright
SF Mark Peterson
PF Fred Reed
PF/C Ernest Perry

Reserves:
PG Raymond Thomas
SG Martin Powell
G Daniel Coleman
SF Russell Rivera
PF Harry Murphy
PF/C David Scott
C Keith Long
Key Players: Ernest Perry,Fred Reed, Joe Wright
Sixth Man: Keith Long

Northwest Ballina State Redhawks
Coach: Jonathan Ross
Starting Five
PG Mark Powell
SG Shawn Perez
SF Patrick Green
PF Phillip Perry
C Nicholas Richardson

Reserves
PG Jerry Lopez
PG Willie Morris
SG Jose Johnson
SF/PF Steven Garcia
PF Brian Jackson
PF Aaron Parker
C Jeffrey Lewis

Key Players: Patrick Green, Phillip Perry.
Sixth Man: Brian Jackson

St. Michaels High School Blue Devils
Coach: Harry Hernandez
Starting Five
PG Daniel Hall
SG Joe Green
SF Ronald Miller
PF Eric Bailey
C Gary Lopez

Reserves
PG Brandon Smith
SG Howard Murphy
SG Juan Adams
SF Gregory Clark
PF Dennis Hughes
PF/C Andrew Wood
C Matthew Flores

Key Players: Eric Bailey, Joe Green and Daniel Hall
Sixth Man: Howard Murphy

by **Banija** » Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:29 am

Notes
- All players are Banijan unless otherwise specified
- 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 7 years has looked like this. So Year 5 records shown are 2 seasons before NSCAA 11, and Year 6 is record in season prior to NSCAA 11.
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
- BCSG stands for Banijan Collegiate Sports Group. It is the Banijan equivalent of Division I of the NCAA. There are 59 member institutions of this group.
- Banijan domestic regular season has 28 games. 16 out of 59 total teams make the tournament, seeded 1-16. The first 2 rounds are Best of 3, all occuring 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).
- BCSG's 6 qualifiers are anybody who made the national semifinals in either Year 5 or Year 6.

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- mostly a commuter campus, unique among the Banijan NSCAA entries this year. Around 20% of students live on campus.
Enrollment: 22,737
School President: Jamaal Hali. 55 years old.
Athletic Director: Elijah Abdallah(Busoga Islands). 71 years old.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 9
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: Never qualified for this tournament.
Year 5 Record: 24-4(lost 4-2 in national championship series to University of Moravica)
Year 6 Record: 23-5(lost 3-0 in national quarterfinals to Loyola-Istria)
Rivals: Loyola-Busukuma

Northern Moravica Cougars Men's Basketball Team
School Profile
Full Name: Northern Moravica University
Nickname: Cougars
Location: Herzegovina City, Moravica
Type: Public, Research, Urban
Enrollment: 37,598
School President: Abbas Bajo. 59 years old. 1st year on the job.
Athletic Director: Horace Browning(Cosumar).
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 10
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: Sweet 16(NSCAA 10)
Year 5 Record: 20-8(lost 3-0 in national semifinals series with University of Moravica)
Year 6 Record: 23-5(lost 4-3 in national championship series with Loyola-Istria)
Rivals: Loyola-Istria(North v. South Showdown), University of Moravica

University of Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder men's basketball team
School Profile
Full Name: Loyola University @ Istria
Nickname: Blue Thunder
Location: Istria, Moravica
Type: Private(Mormon), Research, Urban
Enrollment: 41,566
School President: Bishop Thomas Young. 81 years old(President of the entire Loyola University system).
Athletic Director: Patrick Zervos. 54 years old.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 10
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: 1st Round(NSCAA 9)
Year 5 Record: 20-5, lost to University of Ankole 2-1 in 1st round series.
Year 6 Record: 22-6, won national championship(beat Northern Moravica 4-3 in national championship series)
Rivals: Northern Moravica(North v. South Showdown), Loyola-Busukuma

University of Moravica Golden Bears Men's Basketball Team
School Profile
Full Name: University of Moravica
Nickname: Golden Bears
Location: Slobochia, Moravica
Type: Public, Land-Grant, Rural
Enrollment: 7,189
School President: Issa Koman. 67 years old.
Athletic Director: Tabia Kuende. 41 years old.
Last NSCAA Appearance: NSCAA 10
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: Championship Game Loss(NSCAA 10)
Year 5 Record: 26-2, won national championship(beat Kizza I College 4-2 in national championship series)
Year 6 Record: 25-3, lost 2-1 in national quarterfinal series to Northern Moravica)
Rivals: Northern Moravica

University of Loyola-Busukuma Crusaders men's basketball team
School Profile
Full Name: Loyola University Men's Theological Seminary
Nickname: Crusaders
Location: Busukuma, National Capitol Region
Type: Private(Mormon), Seminary, All-Male.
Enrollment: 8,172
School President: Bishop Thomas Young. 81 years old(President of the entire Loyola University system).
Athletic Director: John Afolayan. 62 years old.
Additional Information: Soon after Banija's independence, Mormon Church leaders decided that they needed to establish a unified education program for future clergy of the church in Banija. Therefore, they decided to establish a seperate campus of the University of Loyola, this time in the nation's capitol, that would act strictly as a men's theological seminary. It is the only single gender College/University in the country, and anyone who wants to be an official clergy member of the Mormon church must attend and graduate from this University. While the full name of the school is Loyola University Men's Theological Seminary, ever since they started sponsoring Division I sports, they became known as Loyola-Busukuma, for ease of reference and to distinguish them from the parent university, Loyola University @ Istria. Because they are a Theological Seminary, think of their particular challenges like a military academy- recruiting is much tougher because graduates, naturally, pledge to spend their lives as clergy. These have been loosened in recent years, leading to increased success on the court to the consternation of other universities in Banija, particularly at Loyola-Istria.
Last NSCAA Appearance: Never
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: N/A
Year 5 Record: 19-9, lost 3-0 in national semifinals series with Kizza I College.
Year 6 Record: 21-7, lost 3-1 in national semifinals series to Loyola-Istria
Rivals: Kizza I College, Loyola-Istria

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: 15,378
School President: Dr. Alisha Muteesa. 55 years old. Only female President of a school in the BCSG.
Athletic Director: Alan Zuluka. 63 years old.
Last NSCAA Appearance: Never
Best NSCAA Ultra 64 Tournament Run: N/A
Year 5 Record: 14-14, did not make BCSG Playoffs.
Year 6 Record: 20-8, lost national semifinals series 3-0 to Northern Moravica.

by **Saint Kanye** » Mon Mar 09, 2020 7:03 pm

St. Kanye (STK) NSCAA Entries - Part I

TEAM NAME

Frostvale Institute of Technology (Frostvale Tech or FIT) Frost Giants

TEAM INFO

Frostvale Tech is located in the city of Frostvale in north St. Kanye, just 65 miles from the Northwesterosi border. It is a laid back, modern campus which specializes in computer and art-related majors; graduates are often hired at tech companies and animation studios. However, it is a very costly school to get into. The Frost Giants use the run and gun style, preferring fast-paced, high-scoring games. They often break the century mark when facing off against lesser opponents. (Play style +4 if necessary)

They play at the GGtech Center, capacity 10,500.

ROSTER

All players and staff are male. Bold means starter; asterisk (*) means key player.

Head coach:
Levi Bailey

Assistant coach:
Joel Arnold

Point guards:
23 Marlon Martinez (6'2", 185, Sr) *
21 Jordan Hall (6'2", 190, Jr)
1 Steve Reed (6'4", 201, Fr)

Shooting guards:
3 C.J. Carter (6'6", 222, So) *
20 Russell Barnes (6'6", 205, Sr)

Small forwards:
15 Alan Peterson (6'8", 210, Sr) *
29 Bradley Tucker (6'7", 208, Fr)

Power forwards:
41 Curtis Bridges (6'11", 258, Jr)
36 Kevin Gregory (6'9", 255, Fr)
00 Joshua Brock (6'9", 245, So)

Centers:
33 Devin Ross (7'1", 265, Jr)
8 Jack Gardner (7'0", 270, So)

UNIFORMS

TEAM NAME

Queensbridge University (Queensbridge or QU) Engineers

TEAM INFO

Queensbridge University is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in St. Kanye. It is located in the city of Claxton in the south. It has some of the best and brightest students in the country, and is notoriously hard to get into. Queensbridge's specialties are engineering, math and science majors. Their team, the Engineers, are known for their defense. They like to slow down the pace of the game and focus more on forcing turnovers and preventing the opponents from scoring. (Play style -4 if necessary)

They play at the QU Arena, capacity 10,000.

ROSTER

All players and staff are male. Bold means starter; asterisk (*) means key player.

Head coach:
Buddy Shields

Assistant coach:
Alfie Morris

Point guards:
10 Dalton Parrish (6'1", 190, Jr) *
30 Arian Schmidt (6'1", 200, Fr)

Shooting guards:
88 Matt Murasaki (6'5", 217, So)
14 Nolan Freeman (6'6", 220, Sr)

Small forwards:
2 Xander Lake (6'7", 204, Sr)
1 Ted Garcia (6'6", 215, Jr)
24 Chester Lloyd (6'8", 225, Sr)

Power forwards:
42 Tyron McDowell (6'9", 245, Sr) *
0 Neil Moore (6'9", 235, Fr)

Centers:
12 Jareth Livingston (7'0", 265, So) *
17 Lance Tyler (6'10", 246, Jr)
31 Joshua Moss (6'10", 259, Fr)

UNIFORMS

TEAM NAME

Kanyean Air Force Academy (KAFA) Warhawks

TEAM INFO

KAFA, located in the city of Kardash (not to be confused with St. Kanye's capital Kardashia), produces future pilots and other personnel for the Kanyean Air Force. They are a disciplined team, not very flashy, but still gets the job done. (Play style +1 if necessary)

They play at The Hangar, capacity 12,000.

ROSTER

All players and staff are male. Bold means starter; asterisk (*) means key player.

Head coach:
Harvey Shelton

Assistant coach:
Charles Lopez

Point guards:
13 Luther Hamilton (6'2", 199, So) *
7 Zach Robinson (6'3", 195, So)
23 Marc Crawford (6'2", 180, Jr)

Shooting guards:
26 Dwight Davidson (6'5", 226, Jr)
43 Nick Fleming (6'6", 210, Fr)
4 Drew Watkins (6'6", 224, Fr)

Small forwards:
25 Jean Brady (6'7", 219, Jr) *
5 Evan Sanders (6'8", 230, Sr)

Power forwards:
1 Vincent Wood (6'10", 240, Sr)
35 Troy James (6'10", 237, Fr)

Centers:
16 Wendell O'Brien (6'11", 265, Fr) *
6 Eric Allen (6'10", 257, Jr)

UNIFORMS

by **Saint Kanye** » Tue Mar 10, 2020 10:25 pm

St. Kanye (STK) NSCAA Entries - Part Deux

TEAM NAME

South Union College (South Union or SOUC) Strongmen

TEAM INFO

South Union is located in the city of Durbin. It is a small school, attended mostly by students from wealthy backgrounds, and specializes in the arts. However, despite being made up of rich kids, the team is not afraid to play physical, the advantage being that the defense is strong, but the disadvantage being foul trouble. (Play style -2 if necessary)

They play at the Dominic Jennings Arena, capacity 9,000, named for a previous student turned successful businessman who donated money to build the arena.

ROSTER

All players and staff are male. Bold means starter; asterisk (*) means key player.

Head coach:
Kelvin Rooney

Assistant coach:
Cyrus Dickerson

Point guards:
4 Cam Sheridan (6'1", 191, Jr) *
34 Glenn Ramsay (6'3", 186, So)
8 Ronan Whitfield (6'1", 186, Fr)

Shooting guards:
50 Nicky Harmon (6'6", 212, Sr)
6 Reid Warner (6'5", 200, Fr)

Small forwards:
20 Zane Hoffman (6'8", 210, So) *
2 Axel Travers (6'6", 211, Fr)
45 Derek Allen (6'7", 229, Sr)

Power forwards:
47 Jess Matthews (6'10", 258, Fr)
27 Aaron Rubin (6'9", 255, So)

Centers:
32 Casper Boone (7'0", 275, Jr) *
9 Aiden Wilks (6'10", 255, Sr)

UNIFORMS

TEAM NAME

University of Bompton (Bompton or UB) Redblues

TEAM INFO

UB is located in the city of Bompton, perhaps better known as NSSCRA driver Jeremiah Brooke's birthplace. It is known as a "party school", while in academics, its specialties are biology, biochemistry and political subjects. The team's play style is flashy, with plenty of ball movement, dunks, and techniques influenced by street basketball. (Play style +1 if necessary)

They play at Centre Rougebleu, capacity 13,500.

ROSTER

All players and staff are male. Bold means starter; asterisk (*) means key player.

Head coach:
Simon Cassidy

Assistant coach:
Randall Romero

Point guards:
11 Scott Sparks (6'2", 200, So) *
3 Chris Berry (6'1", 195, Sr)
19 Jeff Moffatt (6'3", 199, Fr)

Shooting guards:
10 Bruce Coleman (6'5", 211, Jr) *
44 Isaiah Reinhart (6'6", 208, So)

Small forwards:
14 Von Fields (6'8", 219, Jr)
18 Nigel Wentworth (6'7", 214, Fr)
52 Joey Watson (6'7", 212, Fr)

Power forwards:
6 Todd Hill (6'10", 266, Sr) *
21 Jeremy Carson (6'8", 222, So)

Centers:
5 Benjamin Hill (6'10", 277, Jr)
51 Hercules Bongo (7'2", 298, Fr)

UNIFORMS

TEAM NAME

Elmore Heights Correctional Facility (Elmore Heights or EHCF) Mad Dogs

TEAM INFO

Yes, this is a team of inmates. Yes, it's safe to play against them. No player in the team has been convicted of a violent crime, and guards are on standby in every game they play, away or at home. They will play their home games at the City Convention Center in Rainsford, capacity 16,500, which is less than a mile away from the correctional facility. They just play for fun and exercise, so their play style may be unpredictable. (Play style 0 if necessary)

ROSTER

All players and staff are male. Bold means starter; asterisk (*) means key player. While their real names were given to the event organizers, only nicknames are displayed on their jerseys.

Head coach:
Wilson Simmons (prison guard)

Point guards:
90 Scooter (5'11", 188)
8 Lil Dragon (5'10", 184)
34 Quick Rick (6'1", 195)

Shooting guards:
13 Cody Swagger (6'3", 202) *
0 Phantom Zero (6'1", 193)

Small forwards:
54 Jimmy Junior (6'7". 213) *
40 Mark the Shark (6'5", 207)

Power forwards:
1 Chief G (6'8", 242, playing assistant coach) *
44 Da Duke (6'7", 231)
55 J-Crazy (6'9", 251)

Centers:
99 Big Blake (7'0", 286)
45 Master Mo (6'9", 273)

UNIFORMS

by **Trolleborg** » Wed Mar 11, 2020 9:18 am

It was decided to consider the whole tournament as a kind of unofficial championship among the universities of Trolleborg, and the one who get most points will be officially recognized as the country's champion.
The whole range of friendly rivalries which was existed in Trolleborg higher education will be reflected in international basketball, and for many universities it is very important to get ahead of specific opponents from their own colleagues. Whole Trolleborg mass-media will follow these confrontations.

Trolleborg State Univercity
1/Checker Conference

Oldest continually worked in the country, it has seven to nine centuries in his history – depending on which historical school you put your trust.

Just listing of the areas of preparation is taking about 5 minutes of quick reading, and that’s can be anything from history of country to the “M.A. in being tribal khan". There was a joke that the leadership no longer controls and determines anything, and the university itself has grown so much that it is a living organism that regulates itself.

Basketball team of the TSU have a privilege to play in the national colors. Ice Arena of Trolleborg City will accomodate team in the home games.

Coach - Fingall Ryan
C Brage Arke; Alby Flip
PF Gerhard Jurre; Brady Vidar
SF Frode Meint; Ross Kai
SG Iestyn Seumas; Antonius Haakon
PG Hilmar Agner; Rune Matuin

Royal Engineering Academy
2nd Conference

Once appeared as short-term courses at which gunners were trained for the fleet at a time when a serious military conflict on the sea was expected, then this educational institution began to train specialists of various profiles, and at the moment it supplied experts in the areas from building houses to terraforming. REA has a healthy rivalry with the Drakesson Polytechnic Univercity, and it will undoubtedly prove itself in international sports.

It was assumed, that Ice Arena in the Trolleborg City will be home of a team in the forthcoming serie of games, but one of it’s alumni, who owns the largest private indoor stadium in the country, made it available to the team, made the entrance to the matches completely free and promised to supply the
fans with paraphernalia and organize trips to the matches away from home.

Coach - Egbert Aldert
C Karsten Severin; Logan Raf
PF Humbrecht Eoghan, Brendan Lennart
SF Loke Fechín, Gunnar Carel
SG Tim Erland, Ruadh Wynne
PG Flip Ingvar, Jef Bryn

T.K. Univercity
3/Sky Blue

T.K. continuing to remain an extremely popular personality in Trolleborg even despite the fact that he lived more than a century ago. In fact, not even a person, but a cat, who nevertheless played a big role in the development of education in the country, discovered a number of new methods in pedagogy and for his fruitful scientific life has greatly expanded the horizons of knowledge of the inhabitants of Trolleborg. The college of his followers eventually grew into the third largest university in the country, focusing on the study of philosophy, philology, xenopsychology and xenobiology. University basketball players are known for their special and unique style of play, which, though it has not yet brought many titles, but leads the fans into ecstasy.

All games will be held in the university gym, accommodating 3,700 spectators. A distinctive feature of the hall is the presence of the “end of the lion” and the “end of the tiger” in it - since T.K. paint the huge faces of these animals which are extremely impressive.

Coach - Josef Carwyn
C Tighearnach (*),Rowan Taskill
PF Idwal Gerd, Toirdhealbhach (*)
SF Jostein Padrig, Ansgar Bodwein
SG Timo Arwel, Morwan Eurig
PG Rolf (*), Celuin Artair
* - this is a cats

High School of Metallurgy
Newsland Conference

The Higher School of Metallurgy began once, four centuries ago, as a group of blacksmith apprentices trying to master foreign casting technologies. Over time, a modern educational institution grew up from this venture, in which all aspects of working with metals, from their exploration in the mountains to working with telepathically controlled modern units are studied.

Although nowadays it does not require special endurance and strength to work in the metallurgical industry, the High School team, is putting very strong and physically trained guys in the lineup.

Coach - Rolf Berwyn
C Agnar Arran, Skjold Sjkoldsson
PF Ruud Helbig, Johannes Lockum
SF Finnbarr Dorp, Ketil Yorwen
SG Eber Vidar, Grwn Boele.
PG Jonas Egbert, Alby Flip

Murnau State Univercity
5th Conference

Murnau is the third city in the country with its own history, cultural traditions, and architectural style. The university there is distinguished by the originality of the programs taught, and competes with TSU in their diversity. This rivalry extends to the sports sector, for MSU it will be especially important to perform no worse than the capital’s colleagues.

The sports complex of the city of Murnau, which has an indoor arena with 6,500 seats, will be fully provided to basketball players during the tournament, all other sports events have been canceled.

Coach - Bertil Muiredach
C Senan Lochlainn, Tadhgán Ansgar
PF Darragh Stijn, Elias Cian
SF Ruadhán Tiern, Nor Birgen
SG Aldert Comhghan, Jorg Fiontann
PG Bojdr Callum, Harald Casper

Drakesson Polytechnic Univercity
6th Conference

Created once with the money of philanthropists who hired specialists in various applied disciplines to teach promising young people the crafts which was needed in those days. Over time, this endeavour developed into a forge of cadres for energy, engineering, cybernetics, engineering, and materials processing. Drake Drakesson, one of the people who defined the face of modern Trolleborg, once headed the university and transformed him so thoroughly that whole institution receive his name.

Polytechnics are known for exhibiting teams in a number of sports disciplines that are not very popular in Trolleborg, and this is an additional reason for pride. This university has a healthy rivalry with Royal Engineering Academy.

Matches will be held in the university complex, its usual capacity is 4600 seats, for basketball matches it is expected to temporarily expand to 6000.

Coach - Skjold Séarlas
C Fingall Ryan, Yorick Conall
PF Niklas Torleif, Peadar Hjelmarn
SF Kaj Martijn, Finnan Finnson
SG Jaan Braage, Arne Hesp
PG Jan-Egil Yowan, Gwilim Hesp

Eugene Troger Univercity of Biomedicine
7/Five Stars

Eugene Troger, one of the greatest minds of Trolleborg, tremendously knowledgeable man and the discoverer of a whole set of principles that determine the direction of the development of science today, was also honored in the name of the university, once outgrowth from the TSU. A number of irreplaceable medicines, strategically important materials, and many other things which was making our life easier and healthier were discovered with his direct participation or thanks to his efforts. Of the country's universities, this is perhaps the most open for cooperation with foreigners, and it is from the ranks of its students that numerous missions are formed that help to eliminate and prevent environmental disasters throughout the multiverse.

The university sports complex was supposed to be assigned to the needs of the basketball team at first, but in the end it was decided, in the interests of popularizing basketball in the province, to hold home matches in cities throughout Trolleborg, where there are only schools affiliated with ETUB.

Coach – Ralf Reidar
C Erlend Braage, Kieran Eilert
PF Ulrik Sjors, Mikkel Ghoarse
SF Cornelis Aarts, Aide Aksel
SG Yngwar Buum, Tim Hemming
PG Timo Oosbech, Comgal Comgaldsson

Alex Zach Free Univercity
Royal Conference

This institution is named after a prominent scientist who has reached the heights of fame despite the fact that he never reached even M.A. in his life. A relatively new format of study for Trolleborg, when the student himself determines which disciplines he needs to study and the final point of the educational trajectory, is adopted by many universities in the country, but in this case the entire educational process is strictly subjected to the wishes of the students and everyone who want to study is accepted. The endowment supporting the work of the university is one of the most prominent sponsors of research in the country and it is not surprising that the best possible conditions are provided for sports teams. Students will conduct home games at the Arena of First December, accommodating 12,500 spectators.

Coach – Rhys Niall
C Eywind Firchar, Knud Coos
PF Steffen Gerhard, Aindriú Greer
SF Arvid Nicholas, Norber Bengtse
SG Agner Pwyll, Hoebaer Arke
PG Ole Gulbrand, Magne Berwyn

Probably, if things will go at a smallest bit of success for our teams, some of the matches will be played at the giant stadium named after December 1 in the open air, using air conditioning systems that make the temperature at the site comfortable; as well as at various exotic sites: in the vent of a cooled volcano; on the ice of the sea; in the ruins of an ancient amphitheater.

World Cup 81/82/83/84

The Universities Athletic Coalition of the Commonwealth returns to the NSCAA competition with 3 schools who participated previously, and 5 new entrants; aside from Osheana State, the other schools represent the main campus of university system from the seven constituent states of Baker Park.

(All stats are from the UAC season between NSCAA 10 and now)

Coolville State University
Location: Coolville, Midalia
Enrollment: 13,200 undergrad/1,102 post-grad
Founded: 1899
Nickname: Vikings
Arena: Charles G. Schraeder Arena (4,875), also Midalia State Civic Center Arena (18,800)
Coach: Tim Gossinger, 8th season
Assistants: Al Cleaver, Victor Callaghan
Colors: Midnight Blue & Gold
Starters: Clay Montgomery C (6'11" Sr., 12.5 ppg/7.6 rpg), Justin Hunter G (6'1" Sr., 14.3 ppg), Marlon Spencer F (6'7" Jr., 10.5 ppg/5.2 rpg), Isaiah Webster F (6'7" Jr., 11.1 ppg/5.1 rpg), Leon Sinclair G (6'2" Sr., 9.3 ppg/4.5 apg)
Last NSCAA Appearance: 32-4, Woodland Conference Co-Champions & Tournament runner-up; Ultra 64 Elite 8, losing to NSCAA runner-up University of Morivica.

Osheana State University
Location: State University Borough, Osheana
Enrollment: 21,269 undergrad/ 1,228 post-grad
Founded: 1903
Nickname: Falcons
Arena: Leonard Jenkins Center (13,600)
Coach: Bob McDonald, 10th season
Assistants: Cris Agosto, Quincy Wallis, Sr.
Colors: Orange & Brown
Starters: Marvin Roberts F (6'9" Sr. 12.3 ppg/7.5 rpg), Gabriel Robinson G (6'2" Sr., 14.2 ppg), Justin Callaghan C (6'9" Jr., 10.6 ppg/6.6 rpg), Vontae Clark G (6'3" Sr., 16.7 ppg), Simon Ross F (6'7" Jr., 7.2 ppg/4.6 rpg)
Last NSCAA appearance: 26-6, Newlands Conference 2nd place, Tournament quarterfinals; Ultra 64 2nd round

University of Endover
Location: Endborough, Endover
Enrollment: 28,642 undergrad/4,300 post-grad
Founded: 1888
Nickname: Wildcats
Arena: Englehart Gymnasium (11,000), also CAPBANK Center (17,955)
Coach: Michael Hutchinson, 7th season
Assistants: Andy Spiller, Philip Mills
Colors: Blue & White
Starters: Aiden Pierce C (6'10" Sr., 15.5 ppg/9.7 rpg), Eli Gordon F (6'9" Sr., 8.7 ppg/6.6 rpg), Robin McKenzie F (6'6" Jr., 8.3 ppg/5.2 rpg), Vaughan Murray G (6'3" Jr., 14.1 ppg), Riley Curran G (6'2" Jr., 12.7 ppg/4.8 apg)
Last NSCAA appearance: 29-4, Big 7/8 Regular Season Champion, Tournament quarterfinals; Ultra 64 Elite 8, losing to eventual NSCAA Champions Sadeg State.

University of Baker Park
Location: Belle Haven, Baker Park
Enrollment: 28,582 undergrad/5,237 post-grad
Founded: 1888
Nickname: Bears
Arena: Treadway Arena (9,400), also Belle Haven Arena (22,000)
Coach: Nelson Crawford, 14th season
Assistants: Eric Findlay, Will Huelsmann
Colors: Blue & Red
Starters: Paul Winslow G (6'2" Sr., 14.9 ppg), Greg Johnson F (6'8" Jr,. 11.4 ppg/6.8 rpg), Ray Hoban C (6'9" Sr., 15.7 ppg/8.3 rpg), Keon Dexter G (6'1" Sr., 7.6 ppg/8.1 apg), Dwayne Mowbray, Jr F(6'8" So., 9.3 ppg/5.6 rpg)

University of St Leon
Location: Shirley, St Leon
Enrollment: 23,856 undergrad/3,061 postgrad
Founded: 1906
Nickname: Red Raiders
Arena: Charles Corder Memorial Arena (12,200)
Coach: Donald Odom, 5th season
Assistants: Harris McMillan, Phil Gruber
Colors: Red, Black & White
Starters: Drew Atkinson G (6'1" Jr., 11.5 ppg), Troy Worley F (6'8" So., 10.3 ppg/5.8 rpg), Harris Stone C (6'9" Jr., 14.5 ppg/7.0 rpg), Freddie Morgan G (6'3" Sr., 13.7 ppg), Gregory DeRosa F (6'6" So., 9.5 ppg/6.9 rpg)

Lynchana University
Location: Alton, Lynchana
Enrollment: 11,052 undergrad/858 postgrad
Founded: 1910
Nickname: Knights
Arena: First Lynchana Bank Center (10,200)
Coach: Chris Kendall, 4th season
Assistants: Roy O'Riley, John Timmons
Colors: Purple & Silver
Starters: James Freeman F (6'4" Sr., 13.3 ppg/4.6 rpg), Corey Gillespie F (6'7" Jr., 12.8 ppg/5.8 rpg), Max Kennedy G (6'2" Jr., 11.0 ppg/4.3 apg), Chester Dunn C (6'8" So., 9.8 ppg/7.0 rpg), Donald Hightower G (6'0" Sr., 10.4 ppg)

University of Ezra
Location: University Park, Ezra
Enrollment: 30,717 undergrad/4,682 postgrad
Founded: 1894
Nickname: Bulls
Arena: CCB Center (16,000)
Coach: Kelvin Black, 7th season
Assistants: Mark Palmer, Dan Lohmeyer
Colors: Forest Green & White
Starters: Robin Witherspoon G (5'11" Sr., 12.8 ppg/ 6.1 apg), Evan McCormick F (6'5" Sr., 17.2 ppg/5.0 rpg), Tony Figueroa F (6'7" Jr., 8.7 ppg/5.5 rpg), Reid Fitzpatrick G (6'2" Jr., 11.0 ppg), James Zimmerman C (6'8" So., 8.4 ppg/5.5 rpg)

University of Osheana
Location: Dalton, Osheana
Enrollment: 31,573 undergrad/4,784 postgrad
Founded: 1895
Nickname: Goshawks
Arena: Joseph Leighton Center (12,000)
Coach: Ben Underhill, 21st season
Assistants: Lee Pasternelli, Andy Clay
Colors: Crystal Blue & Tangerine
Starters: Cody Patterson G (5'10" Jr., 7.9 ppg/5.3 apg), Grant Easley F (6'6" Sr., 11.7 ppg/5.8 rpg), Quentin Hollister F (6'5" Jr., 16.1 ppg/6.3 rpg), Reuben Vasquez G (6'1" So., 9.5 ppg), Isaac Foley C (6'11" Jr., 14.0 ppg/9.7 rpg)

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Fri Mar 13, 2020 5:08 pm

The boys basketball team of St. Michals high school had no idea what was going on when they were called into a room during the middle of practice, they were even more surprised when they saw Michal Williamson the VP of Kalactanian basketball was there. Williamson started “Boys we believe that you warrant some good attention considering your national championship three peat”he went on and on about their success over the past years and how will they represented the Coffs Harbour area. Then he said “your coach has accepted an invitation for you guys to participate in the college basketball world championships.” “But why college” exclaimed Junior Shooting Guard Joe green. “Well you guys have shown that you are a bit too good for the high school level and considering this is your best championship team yet it would make sense to let you play the college boys”. That was true considering they won the state championship by almost 30 points. But many on the team though that would be outmatched at the college level which could be true they were the best college teams in the world they were playing against but starting center Gary Lopez knew he win. Daniel Hall was considered the greatest player ever to come out of Kalactin, although his play in the last few games were a bit underwhelming he had not had a double-double since the halfway point of the season. He used to have triple doubles on a regular basis in middle school although he played on a weak public school team and until he transferred to St. Mikes he had never won so much as a district championship. Coach Harry Hernandez was scared if he did not do well it would be years before another high school team would be selected to play.

by **Cassadaigua** » Fri Mar 13, 2020 5:10 pm

The Pink 15 and the Five Star Conference are now cutoff!

Scores

The below 95X rosters were noticed in time and applied.

by **95X** » Fri Mar 13, 2020 5:13 pm

Please pretend these rosters have all kinds of nice formatting and info! Players are listed by school, then by starting lineup. The bench players are listed in no particular order. Also, as Weeksberg College is the only university to enroll male students, the four male players that made its team are noted.

The 95X University System
The private 95X University System is considered the more academically-rigorous system. The Pacific City campus was the first one established and has the most focus on business and international relations. University City is the research-focused of the four. The Cactus campus traces its history back to a soccer/association football academy established years before and has an implied expectation of sporting excellence yet has academic performance requirements. Cascadia is the newest of the four and was set up to provide comprehensive campus presence in the largest city in 95X.

95X University Cactus
PF Brittney Egyptcanyon        5-11
SF Bubblehex Mosquitocreek     5-10
C  Christin Elma-McCleary      6-2
PG Kimberleigh Powell          5-8
SG Kyou Twentyfive             5-8
G  Lis Masonlake               5-8
G  Harriett Spruce             5-7
F  Gerd Locust                 5-10
G  Richardine Court            5-7
C  Shevon Hartlake             6-3
G  Jessalyn Zena               5-7
C  Jordis Lange                6-1

95X University Cascadia
PF Eimear Conger               5-11
SF Maurine Sprague             5-10
C  Alene Canary                6-9
PG Dorothea Pawnee             5-8
SG Drea Madison                5-10
F  Sunglow Pine                6-0
F  Aston Oneforty              6-0
C  Diana Tolthill              6-2
C  Rebeckah Fivetwenty         6-4
G  Emilie Almota               5-9
C  Kriemhilde Nonpareil        6-9
F  Veera Ecological            6-0

95X University Pacific City
PF Easy-T Hogback              6-2
SF Michelle O'Neil             6-0
C  Yzabbelle Auburn            6-8
PG FallenBriar Bailey          5-3
SG Madeline "Mika" Mikado      5-8
G  Beatrix Hemlock             5-7
C  Frieda Onetwelve            6-6
G  Kimmie Wellington           5-6
C  Velma Elk-Beaver            6-3
C  Kourtnee "KC" Citypark      6-4
G  Rhythmquest Walker          5-5
C  Katrin Sandybend            6-9

95X University University City
PF Twinklewisp Oneseventyfour  6-3
SF Addie Driftfence            6-2
C  Aili Alley                  6-8
PG Kari McAlister              5-10
SG Stephani Twoseventyseven    6-0
C  Meadhbh Neill               6-4
F  Callie Squamish             5-8
F  Delia Nile                  6-1
G  Snowkiss Ash-Swale          5-11
C  Dale Railroad               6-5
C  Venla Twentyeight           6-4
G  OctoberBourne McKenzie      6-0

The 95X College System
Another private educational system, the 95X College System considers itself more affordable and flexible than the university system and also provides lower-level classes to perspective students. Central 95X College competes directly with 95X University Pacific City for enrollment, as well as Cascade Island with 95X University Cascadia. Weeksberg College, located in the one area where males are allowed in the current 95X, is the only academic institution that admits male students and as such the only one with male athletes.

Cascade Island College
PF Bumblebee Rex               6-2
SF Ophelia Branch              5-11
C  Zella Carlon                6-8
PG Quickdance Fourthirtyfour   6-0
SG Storm Kittson               5-11
C  Gitta Bunnell               6-2
F  Keelin Seventhirty          6-0
G  Haychaser Arnold            5-9
G  Hjordis Harpstergrade       5-7
G  Hatemoon Ferry              5-9
G  Rippersnapper Upriver       5-6
F  Jellymist Riverside         5-10

Central 95X College
PF North Victoria              6-4
SF South Victoria              6-4
C  Emilia Houghton             6-5
PG East Victoria               6-4
SG West Victoria               6-4
F  Lia Kerby                   6-3
G  Lyric O'Song                5-10
C  Erin Hayden                 6-4
G  Aya Ash                     5-7
G  Alessandra Kilpatrick       5-11
C  Justina Houghton            6-3
C  Hailey Swift                6-2

Weeksberg College
PF Cody Market (m)             6-2
SF Princess Gem                6-1
C  Hella Slow                  6-11
PG Kyle Taylor (m)             5-10
SG Gunborg Northup             5-8
G  Betsy-Rae Miley             5-4
F  Jayna Fillmore              6-0
F  Yasmin Bend                 5-11
C  Kati Lawrence               6-4
F  Kevin Salmon (m)            6-1
C  Eric Clay (m)               6-7
C  Allison Chase               6-3

West 95X College
PF Swanhilda Bosk              6-2
SF Daria Valleyview            6-0
C  Jodie Hacker                6-9
PG Ailis Richards              5-2
SG Pain Animal Highway         5-10
G  Alysa Burke                 5-5
C  Jennyfyr McTavish           6-5
F  Petrina Ridge               6-1
C  December Brown              6-7
G  Journee Honeywood           5-11
G  Yolonda Marshall            5-10
G  Mirabelle Benson            5-9

Interim RP Permissions: No death, ask me before injuring anyone, any reasonable on-court things at a basketball game are fine. Also! As the user behind 95X is a male-bodied human male who identifies as such yet RPing an almost-all-female nation, if anything that's roleplayed is reverse-sexist, misandrist, or just plain wrong, please let me know.

by **Newmanistan** » Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:29 pm

Let's get things started in the Sky Blue and Royal Conferences!

Results

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Fri Mar 13, 2020 8:56 pm

Redhawks come back from bad start on MD3 to win 83-68

Northwest Ballina States first game did not start well they were down 9-2 3 minutes into the game. 3 straight turnovers led to the other team taking a large lead, although power forward Phillip Perry talked to the team during a timeout. He got them back in the game with a 22 and 10 double-double and also 2 blocks. The Northwest Kalactanian Basketball Association has approved a new way of teaching kids basketball that will likely change it forever. No three point line until kids are in middle school and kids are taught back to the basket shooting for the first 3 years of their development. Defense will also be taught a different way also they will emphasize hand-checks and using their body to slow other players down. This seems to result in a type of basketball favoring taller players and smaller players will have to learn to take the contact or they will not last long. Before this kids were taught how to rebound and play defense first and try to limit the other teams offense. 6-7 small forward Ryan dizarvez who is one of the greatest shooters in Northwest Kalactin right now. Has declared that he will be retiring at the end of this season. Dizarvez who is 36 now was one of the best shooters of his time and it’s a shame that he will have to retire. He finished his career with just over 17,000 career points and 3 league all star appearances.

by **Saint Kanye** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 7:31 am

Five-Game Recap: Queensbridge University (STK)
Record So Far: 3-1, 5th in Five Star Conference

Matchday 1: L 57-72 vs. Loudon Empire University (NEW)
The Engineers dropped their opening matchup against a school who was last year's national runner-up in Newmanistan.

Matchday 2: BREAK

Matchday 3: W 95–73 vs. Sabinal State (VAL)
QU were known for their defense, but their offense also shone against Sabinal State from Valanora. Jareth Livingston scored 20 and added seven rebounds; Dalton Parrish had only ten points, but recorded six steals.

Matchday 4: W 78-72 vs. St. Varris (BGN)
Livingston and Matt Murasaki scored 16 apiece in this comeback win that saw the Engineers trail by as much as fourteen, 41-55.

Matchday 5: W 76–68 vs. Universitas Concordia Kasandora (LIS)
The Engineers make it three wins in a row, escaping the Hoops by virtue of Tyron McDowell's 22 points.

Five-Game Recap: Kanyean Air Force Academy (STK)
Record So Far: 3-2, 5th in Pink 15 Conference

Matchday 1: W 94–85 vs. Marquette College (HPI)
The Warhawks were matched up against a school from Hampton Island for their first game. Freshman phenom Wendell O'Brien led the future airmen to victory with 24 points.

Matchday 2: L 74-84 vs. Politechnica Soria (LIS)
KAFA and Poli squared off in the second game. Tied at 59 after three quarters, it was the Reds who would eventually escape with the W.

Matchday 3: L 92-95 (OT) vs. San Marco State College (FID)
A heartbreaking loss for the Warhawks against the team from Filindostan, as Jean Brady's three that could have taken the game to double overtime was blocked.

Matchday 4: W 94-66 vs. South Charlotte Empire University (NEW)
Brady made up for his failed game-winner attempt in the last game by banging in 25 points to help his team crush their Newmanistani opponents.

Matchday 5: W 103–63 vs. University of Angeles City (AIG)
O'Brien scored 22 points, Brady scored 18 and three assists, and Luther Hamilton had 15 and five steals in KAFA's second straight blowout win.

Five-Game Recap: University of Bompton (STK)
Record So Far: 3-2, 6th in Royal Conference

Matchday 1: W 75-56 vs. Golden City (BGN)
The Redblues started their NSCAA campaign with a bang. defeating Golden City of Bolgano by nineteen. Von Fields poured in 23 points and four assists, while Scott Sparks added 16 points.

Matchday 2: L 58-70 vs. Northwest Ballina State (NKO)
UB were unable to capitalize on their great debut, falling by twelve to the Redhawks. They were down by as many as twenty, 34-54 at the half.

Matchday 3: L 67-101 vs. Osheana State University (CBP)
Bob McDonald's Falcons crushed the Redblues by thirty-four in their third outing. UB scored a measly eight points in the second quarter, and had twelve turnovers to Osheana State's three.

Matchday 4: W 79–72 vs. Overglade University (VNG)
After two big losses, UB were able to recover, beating the Black Vikings in a close battle. Fields was the difference maker, scoring eight of his 17 points in the final minute.

Matchday 5: W 83-54 vs. Poma Sports Academy (OSC)
Another nineteen-point win for Bompton, this time against a school from Oscioru. Todd Hill had a double-double of 18 points and eleven rebounds. His younger brother Benjamin added 15 points and eight boards.

by **Cassadaigua** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 12:47 pm

Note: I roleplay this as happening once every year, so seniors this year were juniors in NSCAA 10, sophomores in 9.

School: New Lakeland University (NLU) (NSCAA 9 Champions)
Colors: Green and Gold
Record In Cassadagan Season: 28-2
Finish In Cassadagan Season: National Champion

Coach: Kelsey Stratton (43)

Starters:
PG: Danica McDowell (6'0"- Junior) Major: Rushmori Finance, GPA: 3.6
SG: Nicole Riley (6'4"- Soph.) Major: Accounting, GPA: 2.7
C: Kelsey Turnbull (7'0"- Junior) Major: Taxation, GPA: 4.0
SF: Kortnie Gallette (6'9"- Senior) Major: Business Ethics GPA: 2.0
PF: Nikki Myers (6'4"- Senior) Major: Business Administration, GPA: 3.2

Bench:
G: Samantha Roselli (6'5"- Soph.) Major: Financial Ethics, GPA: 2.0
G: Irma Velez (6'3"- Junior) Major: Accounting, GPA: 2.8
C: Stacie Latimer (6'7"- Junior) Major: Political Science, GPA: 4.0
F: Allison Rhodes (6'9"- Freshman) Major: Business Insurance, GPA: 2.5
F: Kiley Chavis (6'11"- Freshman) Major: Undecided, GPA: 2.8
F/C: Laurie Kira (6'6"- Soph.) Major: Small Business Finance GPA: 3.6

School: University Of Concord Heights (UCH) (NSCAA 5 Champions)
Colors: Pink and Black
Record In Cassadagan Season: 27-4
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Runner up (two years in a row)

Coach: Nicole Phillips (42)

Starters:
PG: Kristen Clements (6'1"- Senior) Major: Psychology, GPA: 4.0
SG: Destiny Gomez (6'2"- Junior) Major: Business Administration GPA: 3.3
C: Kylie Holmstrom (6'8"- Soph.) Major: Computer Science, GPA: 3.6
SF: Katie Miller (6'8"- Junior) Major: Rushmori Studies GPA: 3.4
PF: Ericka Kinney (6'5"- Senior) Major: Education GPA: 3.7

Bench:
G: Joanna Rooney (5'10"- Freshman) Major: Royal History GPA: 3.8
G: Gabriella Rodriguez (6'4"- Junior) Major: Restaurant Management GPA: 3.4
C: Maura Fontenot (6'10"- Freshman) Major: Foreign Affairs GPA: 2.6
F: Tara Cohen (6'11"- Soph.) Major: Economics GPA: 3.9
F: Kyra Kassen (6'4"- Senior) Major: Philosophy, GPA: 3.2
F/C: Cassidy Eastwood (6'5"- Freshman) Major: Theater, GPA: 4.0

School: Brattleboro (Brat) Tech (BTU)
Colors: Blue and White
Record In Cassadagan Season: 25-7
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Upset in 2nd round of tournament

Coach: Rachel Thorpe (48)

Starters:
PG: Gabrielle Visciano (6'5"- Senior) Major: Graphic Design, GPA: 3.8
SG: Rachel St. Clair (6'6"- Soph.) Major: Counter Hacking Services, GPA: 4.0
C: Shannon Stefanelli (7'1"- Soph.) Major: Social Media Administration, GPA: 2.5
SF: Jennifer Couture (6'9"- Junior) Major: Advanced Programming, GPA: 3.4
PF: Suzi McComis (6'11"- Senior) Major: Financial Security Services, GPA: 4.0

Bench:
G: Linda Albritton (5'9"- Junior), Major: Internet Security, GPA: 2.2
G: Genny Tomlinson (6'7"- Soph.) Major: Search Engine Optimization, GPA: 2.5
C: Kaitlyn Wayne (6'9"- Junior) Major: Website Managment, GPA: 3.7
F: Violette Parris (6'9"- Soph.) Major: Video Game Coding, GPA: 3.2
F: Caitlin Kozlowski (6'8"- Senior) Major: Graphic Design, GPA: 4.0
F/C: Rachel Kirkpatrick (6'8"- Freshman) Major: Cyber Forensics, GPA: 4.0

School: Grande Mountain University (GMU) (NSCAA 3 Champions)
Colors: Green and White
Record In Cassadagan Season: 26-6
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Elite Eight

Coach: Sarah Edwards (53)

Starters:
PG: Brittney Mahoney (6'2"- Sophmore) Major: Political Science, GPA: 2.6
SG: Tara Hopkins (5'11"- Freshman) Major: Calculus, GPA: 3.5
C: Julia Santana (7'0"- Soph.) Major: Hotel Management, GPA: 3.5
SF: Meghan Wright (6'8"- Senior) Major: Sports Medicine, GPA: 3.6
PF: Lauren Callahan (6'11"- Senior) Major: World Studies GPA: 2.5

Bench:
G: Connie Jansen (6'8"- Junior) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 2.5
G: Gabby Lubrano (6'2"- Senior) Major: Hotel Management, GPA: 3.6
C: Shannon Simpson (6'10"- Freshman) Major: Psychology, GPA: 3.0
F: Jennifer Berube (6'10"- Soph.) Major: Literature, GPA 3.1
F: Latoya Washington (6'8"- Soph.) Major: Accounting, GPA 3.6
F/C: Hailey Bachman (7'1"- Soph.) Major: Calculus, GPA: 3.7

School: Concord Heights Beauty School (CHBS)
Colors: Pink and Gold
Record In Cassadagan Season: 26-5
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Final Four

Coach: Cate Hesson (39)

Starters:
PG: Audrey McIntyre (6'4"- Senior) Major: Makeup Application, GPA: 4.0
SG: Becca Holmes (6'5"- Senior) Major: Hairdressing, GPA: 3.7
C: Isabella Whelan (6'4"- Junior) Major: Modern Lingerie Trends, GPA: 4.0
SF: Courtney Easton (6'9"- Freshman) Major: Fashion Marketing, GPA: 3.3
PF: Meghann Castan (6'10"- Junior) Major: Advanced Cosmetology, GPA: 4.0

Bench:
G: Emily Rader (6'2"- Junior) Major: Handbag Trends, GPA: 3.1
G: Makenzie Stratton (5'11"- Soph) Major: Fashion Technology, GPA: 3.2
C: Madison Regan (6'10"- Freshman) Major: Modern Clubbing Trends, GPA: 2.6
F: Zoey Novak (6'3"- Junior) Major: Rushmori Fashion, GPA: 3.5
F: Sarah Fransen (6'6"- Freshman) Major: Footwear, GPA: 3.7
F/C: Alexa Clouston (6'6"- Soph.) Major: Jewelry & Accessories GPA: 3.8

School: Seth Johnson University (SJU) (All-male school)
Colors: Blue and red
Record In Cassadagan Season: 22-11
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Sweet Sixteen

Coach: Grant DeBlasio (68)

Starters:
PG: Brian Stilwell (6'5"- Senior) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 2.3
SG: Preston Suttra (5'8"- Junior) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 2.8
C: Stu Hartman (6'8"- Senior) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 2.9
SF: Connor Shadrick (6'5"- Freshman) Major: Undecided, GPA: 2.0
PF: Kyle Germain (6'6"- Soph.) Major: Men’s Studies, GPA: 3.5

Bench:
G: Pedro Alvarez (5'11"- Soph.) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 3.2
G: Ryan Sisler (6'5"- Senior) Major: Men’s Studies, GPA: 3.7
C: Terry Keetley (6'10"- Freshman) Major- Men’s Studies, GPA: 3.0
F: Hunter Bennett (6'5"- Soph.) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 3.4
F: Paul Greene (6'6"- Soph.) Major: Men’s Studies, GPA: 3.9
F/C: Sean LaPlant (6'9"- Junior) Major: Liberal Arts, GPA: 2.8

School: Starksville Medical Institute (SMI)
Colors: Red and White
Record in Cassadagan Season: 21-11
Finish in Cassadagan Season: Cinderella Final Four Run

Coach: Cassie Rinaldi (46)

Starters:
PG: Rachel Hamby (6'1"- Soph.) Major: Medical Coding, GPA: 3.2
SG: Cassie Goodman (6'4"- Soph.) Major: Nursing, GPA: 3.3
C: Lori Haller (6'11"- Senior) Major- Nursing, GPA: 3.1
SF: Meghan Calhoun (6'8"- Junior) Major- Sports Medicine, GPA: 4.0
PF: Stacey Pickett (6'6"- Junior) Major- Medical Education, GPA: 3.8

Bench:
G: Chelsea Palmero (6'5"- Freshman) Major: Medical Insurance Ethics, GPA: 2.2
G: Stephanie Burton (6'2"- Freshman) Major: Anesthesia, GPA: 2.3
C: Kacie Rivers (6'10"- Senior) Major: Disease Prevention, GPA: 3.2
F: Lupe Suarez (6'8"- Senior) Major: Sports Medicine, GPA: 3.7
F: Danielle Fitchberg (6'6"- Junior) Major: Nursing, GPA: 3.0
F/C: Heather Glover (6'6"- Freshman) Major: Pharmacy, GPA: 2.6

School: Victoriaville Business School (VBS)
Colors: Purple and White
Record In Cassadagan Season: 27-4
Finish In Cassadagan Season: Elite Eight

Coach: Kristen Foster (45)

Starters:
PG: Chloe Seidel (6'7"- Junior) Major: Rushmori Marketing, GPA: 3.7
SG: Krystal McCafferty (6'6"- Senior) Major: Finance, GPA: 3.6
C: Katie Bourque (6'11"- Freshman) Major: Undecided, GPA: 2.4
SF: Ariel Preston (6'8"- Freshman) Major: Business Education, GPA: 2.6
PF: Gabriella Vazquez (6'10"- Soph.) Major: International Business Trends, GPA: 3.0

Bench:
G: Jenna Laughlin (6'7"- Senior) Major: Airline Management, GPA: 3.8
G: Adrienne Kiggins (6'2"- Senior) Major: Revenue Management, GPA: 3.5
C: Morgan Rivers (7'0"- Soph) Major: Liability Management, GPA: 3.5
F: Jessica Brandmeyer (6'4"- Soph) Major: Social Media Marketing, GPA: 3.3
F: Audrey Fournier (6'7"- Soph) Major: Business Ethics, GPA: 4.0
F/C: Rachel Schubert (6'9"- Junior) Major: Logisitics, GPA: 2.5

by **Trolleborg** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 12:59 pm

Good evening, our dear compatriots! It's TTV with the latest news about first NSCAA games.
This is historical day, first matchday for our basketball players. Three of our teams already begin to compete, with five more to go.

Our first team to enter the arenas of world basketball was Eugene Troger Biomedicine Univercity. Our team lost throw-in, but successfully parry opponent's first attack and then carried out its own attack. And as a result Erlend Braage hit the target with a long-range shot,

giving his team 3 points and Trolleborg it's first score. The whole range of prizes will undoubtely go to him for this success. And it's worth mention, that just by three points our team was ahead of the opponents' at the end of the game.

All in all, due to some rather unfortunate conjuncture of events on the part of international basketball authorities, good part of the planned matches is not played yet, so we can't compile full table of Trolleborg teams accomplishments, and it's difficult to measure our own successes against how other teams fare. Right now, after five rounds in their conferences, ETBU have 4-1 difference of victories and loses, T.K. 3-2 and AZFU 2-2. Beginning is encouraging for a total novices like our students, but we see such a beginnings at the football and hockey fields, with a sordid outcomes.

by **95X** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 5:13 pm

University-Level Plagiarism
Setting up colleges and universities in a nation without any public education was going to be a challenge. But when Sarah Foureleven learned a friend from soccer never learned how to read, she did the research and presented them to 95X President Kaimana Eightysecond herself, in her modest presidential office.

“This is an excellent report,” Kaimana complimented. “You’ve identified the situation, exactly how to solve it, and outlined the expected outcomes and risks. There’s just no way I can get this past the 95X Board of Directors.”

Sarah, who’d stood at attention as the president reviewed the report, knew ‘no’ was a possible answer.

“I’m confident this would work,” Sarah tried.

“Sarah, please have a seat,” Kaimana asked someone she was on first-name basis with, pointing to a visitors chair in the office. Sarah carefully sat down, although at six feet, eight inches tall remaining comfortable was a challenge.

“You are one of the most intelligent young ladies in this country,” Kaimana complimented the still-young Foureleven. “And I have no doubts as to the benefits even one college could provide.”

“I risk my credibility for you to call me an ‘intelligent young lady’ that this would work,” Sarah again tried.

Kaimana looked straight ahead for a moment, then continued.

“To be honest with you, I can’t even get a basic constitution past the Board of Directors,” Kaimana explained. “Life was difficult, then all males disappeared. And life was great for a brief amount of time. But some women don’t want to give up the autocracy that filling roles on a once male-dominated board and operating under capitalism provides.”

Sarah left Kaimana’s office disappointed, but not defeated. So she pitched the idea to several places, one of which was a major corporation that thanked her for the suggestion and showed her the door.

Days later, the 95X University System was announced by the CEO of the same company that showed Sarah out; they’d taken the idea as their own!

Shortly thereafter, another investment-minded group announced the beginning of the 95X College System, based more off of Sarah’s thinking of offering remedial classes to the uneducated working-age people and higher-level classes to those capable of high-level-thought. Again, Sarah Foureleven received no credit whatsoever.

“Now you know why I strongly dislike politics,” her mother Eleven Foureleven consoled her.

by **Cassadaigua** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 5:23 pm

Cutoff for MD6-10 in the Pink 15 and Five Star.
I will be adjusting my schedule after today again to keep from getting too far ahead of other conferences.

Scores

by **Newmanistan** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:41 pm

Cutoff time in the Sky Blue and Royal Conferences!

Results

by **Chromatika** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 10:42 pm

Rosters

by **Chromatika** » Sat Mar 14, 2020 11:00 pm

Checkers Conference 1-5 Cutoff!
Results

by **Saint Kanye** » Sun Mar 15, 2020 4:43 am

Five-Game Recap: Queensbridge University (STK)
Record So Far: 7-2, 3rd in Five Star Conference

Matchday 6: W 76-72 vs. University of Auster (VNG)
Jareth Livingston's 20 points, as well as Matt Murasaki's last second four-point play, helped the Engineers escape the Royalhawks.

Matchday 7: W 87–76 vs. University of Osheana (CBP)
The Goshawks were no match for Livingston's 23 points and Dalton Parrish's 14, six assists and three steals.

Matchday 8: W 87-81 vs. University of San Marco (FID)
Livingston fouled out in the third quarter, but the Engineers were able to hold on for the victory and stretch their winning streak to six.

Matchday 9: L 76-81 vs. Angeles City Women's College (AIG)
Despite Tyron McDowell's 26 points and Xander Lake's 17, QU were unable to make it seven wins in a row.

Matchday 10: W 64-57 vs. Chromatik City College University (CMT)
QU return to their winning ways, showing off their supreme defense in holding their opponents to just seven fourth quarter points.

Five-Game Recap: Kanyean Air Force Academy (STK)
Record So Far: 7-3, 2nd in Pink 15 Conference

Matchday 6: L 58-60 vs. Z'ai'ai Institute of Technology (CMT)
KAFA were hurt by a game-winning three from their opponents in this low-scoring affair. Vincent Wood had 15 points and ten rebounds in the loss.

Matchday 7: W 93–89 vs. 95X University Cactus (NFX)
The Warhawks went on a 15-4 run in the last three minutes to escape their opponents from 95X.

Matchday 8: W 79-76 vs. Akers State (NKO)
Another close win for the Warhawks as Luther Hamilton scored 19 points, the last five coming from the free throw line.

Matchday 9: W 87–59 vs. Basket College United (BGN)
KAFA demolished this Bolgano-based side with the help of Jean Brady's 16 points, Hamilton's 13 and Dwight Davidson's 12.

Matchday 10: W 75-67 vs. Central College (LTX)
KAFA go on a four-game winning streak at the expense of the Long Texan side. Wood scored 18, with six rebounds, two blocks and a steal.

Five-Game Recap: University of Bompton (STK)
Record So Far: 6-3, 5th in Royal Conference

Matchday 6: W 89–59 vs. Raynor University (VAL)
Bompton get a third straight victory, burying the Valanora-based squad by thirty. The Hill brothers, Todd and Benjamin, had 15 points apiece.

Matchday 7: W 82-79 vs. Trinity College (LIS)
Backup small forward Nigel Wentworth stole the ball from the Saints in the last second, preserving a three-point Redblues win.

Matchday 8: BREAK

Matchday 9: L 67-69 vs.University of Joppa (AIG)
Like Queensbridge, Bompton also fell to an Andromedan side in the ninth matchday, as Bruce Coleman's potential game-tying jumper missed.

Matchday 10: W 84-75 vs. University of Loyola-Busukuma (BNJ)
Von Fields' 25 points led the Redblues past the Crusaders. Isaiah Reinhart had 13 points from off the bench.

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Sun Mar 15, 2020 8:29 am

High Schoolers On A Roll

St Mikes high school is on a roll after finishing their first 5 matches 5-0 they have shown the world what high schoolers can do. Their High powered offense led the checkers conference in scoring and they won 3 games by more than 20 points including a 37 point win over San Miguel university. Shooting guard Joe Green has led the team in points recording 31 PPG, 6 RPG and 5 APG. The Northwest Ballina State Redhawks have started 8-2 with only 1 loss in the last 5 games. Akers state went 1-3 in the last few games as they kind of fell apart. Meanwhile back in Northwest Kalactin people flood bars in Gold Coast to watch the high schoolers play. Center Gary Lopez has finally found something that might get him into the domestic basketball picture The Hook Shoot. Gary has mastered this type of shot over the last few years, and has became a prolific scorer. He now averages 21 points per game which is in the top 20 in the nation the 6-10 center believes that this shot will take him to the next level and he has planned to become a pro player in the future. Meanwhile at the college level the Kalactanian Basketball Association plans to start putting more college Teams in the picture the next couple years for the competition. They hope that this will lead to Northwest Kalactin becoming a more respected nation in the international basketball picture in the next few years.

by **Valanora** » Sun Mar 15, 2020 1:46 pm

Valanora Teams Rosters

Raynor University

Mar Sara Tech

University of Hondo

Everlin University

Turbani Tech

Rinaldi Naval Academy

Sabinal State

South Caddonia University

by **Chromatika** » Sun Mar 15, 2020 10:43 pm

Cutoff for MD6-10 for the Checkers Conference.
Results