Quote from: Inkblot on March 05, 2025, 04:23:46 PMMy annual tournament map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1ItNjVj0RbEhTGVDrkEJ7IJdz0HDQ8BE&usp=sharing
Very nice Ink. But , Gulf of AMERICA?

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Quote from: lmitzel on February 28, 2025, 10:47:05 PMQuote from: Stertorous Thunder on February 28, 2025, 10:34:29 PMThe Drew Gaston & Terrance Moncrief Show was fantastic - but just barely not enough for North Central to upset Carthage tonight. The Carthage MVP was the cameraman who permitted the out-of-bounds call to be overturned on replay.
Honestly, it was the right call to overturn it. Looked pretty clear off Gaston to me.
My beef is more so with Carthage's PA announcer. Not because he stole my thing (which, to be fair, I also stole from a guy who announced a middle school tournament I played in in Elgin forever ago) but because I was under the impression that the CCIW Tournament was supposed to be more of a neutral site thing and there was a clear imbalance in three calls between the two teams.
Obviously not pointing at that for the outcome; Carthage played just better enough to win. I'm just a little bitter because I've played nice in all of my CCIW Tournament games and now I'm questioning everything.
Rant over. Congrats to Carthage on a hard fought win. And congrats to NCC on a good season. Going to miss Ethan, Drew, and Terrance.
Quote from: Schipper Strong on March 01, 2025, 11:17:31 PMCongratulations to the Central Dutch on winning the ARC championship at Nebraska Wesleyan tonight! It was such a fun game to watch in person. The team was on a mission and they played very well.
Really disgusting to see what I believe was the NWU football team trolling Josh Van Gorp's sister as the team warmed up for the second half. Winning is pretty sweet revenge!
Keep it going in the NCAA playoffs Dutch.
Quote from: Gregory SagerThe CCIW wouldn't allow Carthage to put the games on PPV even if the Carthage braintrust wanted to do so. Tournament games operate under the auspices of the CCIW, not the host school. That's why tickets have that fixed $10 price regardless of venue, and it's why we're asked as game staff to wear black, gray, or white, rather than the primary color of a participating school.
Quote from: Stertorous Thunder on February 20, 2025, 05:10:11 PM2024-2025 CCIW All-Conference Teams
I will admit that I don't watch enough CCIW games to accurately assess defensive contributions, so my selections are undoubtedly weighted toward offensively gifted players. There's still some conference basketball to be played, but if I had a ballot here's how I might fill it out:
First Team:
Nick Roper, Illinois Wesleyan
Ryan Johnson, Carthage
Soren Richardson, Wheaton
Tyler Knuth, Augustana
AJ Johnson, Carthage
Hakim Williams, Illinois Wesleyan
Tagen Pearson, Elmhurst
Terrance Moncrief, North Central
I predict that Roper, Ryan Johnson, Sorensen, and Knuth will be unanimous selections when the real voting occurs.
Second Team:
Lance Nelson, North Park
Ethan Helwig, North Central
Riley Brooks, Carthage
Rico Powell, North Park
Dominic Trelenberg, Elmhurst
Harrison Wilmsen, Illinois Wesleyan
Lane Thomann, Millikin
Aaron Wafford, Carroll
Carroll doesn't have a standout star, but you could make a case to rank their starters in just about any order for value and production. I think voters will give a spot to Wafford, but the Carroll starting five is surprisingly well balanced.
Others Receiving Votes:
Mason Funk, Illinois Wesleyan
JT Welch, Millikin
Tyler Swierczek, North Central
Erik Victorson / Jacob Naber / Eckahelo Simpson / Kobe Simpson, Carroll
Discuss...
Quote from: bopol on February 20, 2025, 07:28:21 PMGriffin Daun is an underrated cog in the Carthage team and could be 2nd Team all-CCIW.
10.6 ppg (23rd)
6.1 rpg (6th)
.567 FG% (3rd)
1.9 asg (16th)
0.8 bpg (7th)
1.3 spg (10th)
He's the guy that really lets the team play small because he plays bigger than his size but has guard skills and is a very good complement to bombers like Riley and AJ Johnson because he'd rather slam insides and bounce off of the big men.
I personally really like Jacob Nabor for 2nd team. He is a monster on the boards.