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NCS Hoops Bracket Challenge leaderboard — Day 3
By Jimmy Durkin
Friday, February 26th, 2010 at 11:14 pm in Uncategorized.
I’m trimming the fat a little bit to only include those who completed all the brackets. Those are the only ones who will contend anyway, so it makes a little less tallying work for me. Also, there were a few who originally submitted a bracket in time and were credited with those points, but it was incomplete and so after the deadline they completed the bracket. Those entire brackets are now invalid. It doesn’t affect anyone who is on the leaderboard, but thought I’d point that out. Kyle is pulling away a bit, but there are still several in contention. This round is definitely where the contenders are being separated from the pretenders.
North Coast Section basketball
| Name | Points |
| Kyle Bonagura | 95 |
| donfan | 92 |
| Prep Fan | 92 |
| High School Sports Junkie | 91 |
| Jimmy Durkin | 90 |
| E_CULB | 87 |
| Doug Arbios | 86 |
| Jeff Silva-Brown | 86 |
| Two Geeks | 86 |
| Stephanie Hammon | 84 |
| Marcus Reed | 83 |
| Brian Ney | 81 |
| don rappold | 81 |
| XMustard | 79 |
| Daniel | 78 |
| Bulldog215 | 76 |
| Hoop Junkie | 74 |
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February 26th, 2010 at 11:22 pm
Are you going to do a bracket challenge for baseball/softball as well? This is a great idea for basketball and would like to see it at the end of May for baseball/softball.
February 26th, 2010 at 11:38 pm
Well, I know Kyle has Monte Vista winning in round 3 of the girls D1 bracket, so he loses 3 points there. So if Deer Valley beats the Newark/Castro Valley winner, then I’ll get the 3 points back right there that I am currently behind. A lot of hoops left to be played for sure, expecially as the point totals for each round increase. Could come down to a photo finish.
February 27th, 2010 at 10:24 am
wohooo!
February 27th, 2010 at 12:07 pm
E_Culb, sorry to hear about your sister Chariese’s ACL injury. I hope she gets through the rehab OK and is back next year for her senior season. She is a great player with a big heart and although Berkeley should still win the NCS, they’ll surely miss her the rest of the way and at NorCals. The important thing is to make sure the injury heals completely and not rush back too soon and create more problems.