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Reebok Summer Championships :: Final Results
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2009 Reebok Summer Championships
CHAMPIONSHIP DAY RESULTS
Sunday, July 26
Open Division Championship
Team Detroit 56, D-One Sports (N.C.) 48
Semifinals
D-One Sports (N.C.) 83, Franchize All Stars (Texas) 74
Team Detroit 71, California Supreme 54
Quarterfinals
Franchize All Stars (Texas) 68, N.Y. Panthers 66 (OT)
D-One Sports (N.C.) 87, Donyell I (Pa.) 76
Team Detroit 51, MBA Elite (Miss.) 50
California Supreme 67, NW Houston Tigers 46
Gatorade/Baller Circuit Challenge Championship
Worldwide Renegades (Ga.) 79, I Can All Stars (Calif.) 74
“A” Division Championship
Play Hard Play Smart (Calif.) 74, Branch West Prep (Calif.) 67
Semifinals
Branch West Prep (Calif.) 77, Nor-Cal Black Pharaohs 55
Play Hard Play Smart (Calif.) 70, Grand Rapids Storm (Mich.) 64
“B” Division Championship
ACA (Calif.) won by forfeit over Salt Lake Metro Prospects (Utah)
Semifinals
Salt Lake Metro Prospects (Utah) won by forfeit over Michigan Hurricanes
ACA (Calif.) 95, Inland I (Calif.) 75
“C” Division Championship
Colorado Chaos 17′s White won by forfeit over Idaho Select Black
Semifinals
Idaho Select Black 63, Santa Margarita Eagles (Calif.) 58
Colorado Chaos 17′s White 69, Colorado Chaos 16′s Blue 49
High School Division Championship
Positive Direction (N.Y.) 62, Ferris Saxons (Wash.) 55
Semifinals
Ferris Saxons (Wash.) 75, Hope Christian 70 (2OT)
Positive Direction (N.Y.) 70, Villa Park Spartans (Calif.) 56
2009 Reebok Summer Championships: Day 4 Championship Game
In the championship game Team Detroit ran up against D-One Sports of North Carolina. This was a great game at a fanatic pace, with both teams pushing the ball in the open floor. James Terrell & Quincy Miller were ready and willing to except the challenge that would come from Ray McCallum & Trey Zeigler.
In the first half the teams continued to perform at a high level as they both did previously in the semifinal games. Trey Zeigler turned in ten first half points, as McCallum continued with six of his own while grabbing 6 rebounds, and 2 assist. On the other side Quincy Miller poured in 12 points, 8 rebounds, and also adding a block before the end of the first half with the score at 27 to 28. Team Detroit handled a one point lead.
The second half continued to be a close struggle between the two teams, but like before Ray McCallum would not be denied scoring 11 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assist along with some help from Trey Zeigler who added 16 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assist to propel Team Detroit to the 2009 Reebok Summer Championship trophy.
In the end this would be a championship that would not disappoint, as the game itself was hard fought, intense, and extremely competitive and a true representation of the entire weekend. As each team prepares to leave to their perspective cities; they will take with them some new exposure and hopefully, great memories of the Reebok Summer Championships.
Thanks to all the participating teams who have attended.
2009 Reebok Summer Championships: Day 4 Semifinals
The final four teams left to vie for the 2009 Championships were all well deserving, and definitely where the main draw of the entire tournament. The first of the semifinal games would place the Franchise All Stars against the D-One Sports squad who had amazed the crowd with draw dropping highlights throughout the quarter finals. This game would prove to be the game that the D-One team would start to put it all together. With three players scoring over twenty points each it would be hard for anyone to withstand that type of offensive onslot. Quincy Miller (Quality Education, NC) who has been solid all week long lead the way with 29 points, as James Terrell (Burlington Comm.) cashed in 21 points, and in addition to that Stargell Love (Quality Education, NC) scored 22 points as that would be enough for them to punch their ticket to the final game to be played at 6pm later that day. Franchise did put forth a valiant effort as they had four who scored in double figures. D’Angelo Harrison (Dulles High School, TX) lead with 19 points, but to no avail as they would not have enough to finish the job. Final Score: D-One Sports 83, Franchise All Stars 74.
In the second semifinal, the California Supreme would face Team Detroit. This was a much anticipated game as the Supreme came in undefeated, and Team Detroit finally firing on all cylinders. However that would not be the case as Team Detroit ended the first half with a 34 to 28 lead. In the second half Detroit would continue their dominance as four of their players reached double figures, with Ray McCallum (Detroit Country Day, MI) leading with 19 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assist, and 2 steals to carry team Detroit to the Championship game against fast paced, and highlight driven D-One Sports. Gary Franklin Jr. (Mater Dei, CA) would try to keep them in the game by scoring a team leading 13 points, and notching 5 assist. In the end they would fall to team Detroit by a final score of 71 to 54.
