February 4th (Sunday)
Game 25 – St. Andrew’s (RI) 99 vs. GB Academy (Czech Republic) 101 2OT
St Andrew’s (99) – #11 Anthony DeThomas (8), #33 Luke Michalski (26), #45 Ryan Weiss (19), #5 Raphy Tawil (14), ##42 Graham Einkenberry (6), ##4 Christophen Bianco (12), #21 Amir Panagiotis (4), #3 DJ Dixon (2), #30 Braeden Bryne (3)
GB Academy (101) – #4 Miks Zviedrans (5), #6 Tomas Valentiny (38), #7 Theo Alexandersson (6), #8 Witold Czerenciewicz (2), #9 Benjamin Navratil (5), #10 Kristijonas Strackaitis (9), #14 Toms Linens (21), #15 Oliver Stafanovic (19)
Game 26 – The Newman School (MA) 76 vs. Helsinki Basketball Academy (Finland) 50
Newman (76) – #10 Luka Toews (19), #0 Wyatt Nausadis (2), #2 Khalil Badru (11), #5 Kasean Shilingford (4), #13 Hudson Geremia (21), #12 Reggie Grodin (2), #34 Collins Onyejiaka (9), #23 Sam Morris (8)
Helsinki (50) – #37 Olavi Suutela (17), #3 Jalani Towa (10), #20 Kalle Kuhalampi (4), #8 Christian Blomfelt (5), #7 Jonas Kaivos (2), #19 Matias Karlin (5), #23 Samu Adler (7)
Game 27 – Brimmer and May (MA) vs. Lee Academy (Maine) 68
Brimmer (53) – #1 BJ Dawan-Abdullah (2), #3 Winston Legentus (31), ##4 Bryce Dortch (7), #10 Cole Gaffney (2), #11 Owen Haglund (4), #14 Ladanion Payne (3), #13 Cam Thornton (2), #30 Ryan Sserunkuma (2)
Lee Academy (68) – #1 Tyrell Green (8), #2 Landon Varos (2), #3 Drazen Sinigoj (9), #5 Wilbur Meija (11), #15 Jason Gibbs (6), #34 Amadou Doumbia (22), #40 Mamadou Kane (4). #10 Alec Mercer (3), #4 Noah Meyer (2),
Game 28 – South Kent School (CT) 65 vs. Great Futures Prep (WA) 57
South Kent (65) – #2 Luke Razi (1), #3 Oliver Jones (4), #13 Nate Guerengomba (14), #23 JoJo Wallace (19), #4 Kevin Odih (11), #5 Jacob Hogarth (8), #1 Badara Daakite (2), #21 Clemson Edomwonyi (3)
Great Futures (57) – #1 Ravjeet Randhawa (2), #2 Tait Spencer (27), #3 Myles Moore (1), #4 Xavier Santana (8), #6 Lucius Fox (2), #12 Eesher Sarai (9), #35 Mouhammed Diao (8)
Game 29 – Bradford Christian Academy (MA) 77 vs. Macduffie School (MA) 55
Bradford Christian (69) – #2 Jayden Colon (10), #3 Antonio Pemberton (9), #4 Warren Keel Jr. (18), #5 Umari Seney (15), #7 Owen Crowley (4), #10 Sean Ngenga (3), #11 George Turkson (10), #14 Jordan Summer (1), #24 Kur Teng (1), #25 Anthony Troncellito (2), #15 Collin Charbanneau (5)
MacDuffie (55) – #1 Rayan Sablon (3), #3 Tahlan Pettway (13), #5 Dayn Campbell (13), #10 Jake Lemelman (9), #11 Javon Perry (8), #32 Isaac Nyakundi (6), #23 Johnny Bol Akot (1), #24 Asiatic Allah (2)
Game 30 – St. Thomas More (CT) 60 vs. Drive Academy (Finland) 65
St. Thomas More (60) – #3 Shamiere Green (2), #5 Tyler Betsey (26), #10 Will Davies (2), #11 London Jemison (3), #12 Izaiah Pasha (10), #15 Roy Igbwe (1), #23 James LaFrance (8), #24 AJ Rodriguez (8)
Drive Academy (65) – #20 Tom Guma (3), #12 Nantii Ruuhilahti (6), #33 Okku Federiko (16), #51 Aaron Ekwere (8), #14 Abdullah Amzil (15), #25 Lual Machol (5), #32 Garang Machol (8), #1 George Vassilakis (2), #35 Brunel Medzou (2)
Most Outstanding Player
Warren Keel Jr. – Bradford Christian Academy
All Tournament Team
Winston Legentus – Brimmer and May School
Jovan Milicevic – Canyon International
Amer Ali – Canyon International
Jaylen Harrell – CATS Academy
Sekou Kourouma – Darrow School
Okku Federico – Drive Academy
Chris Jeffery – Mt Zion Academy
Eternity Eguagie -J Addison School
Tyler Betsey – St Thomas More
Luka Toews – The Newman School
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