RESULTS: 2003 Michigan MLK Tournament

• From: nephelococcygia <dthorsle_at_nephelococcygia.yahoo.invalid> <dthorsle_at_nephelococcygia.yahoo.invalid>
• Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003 02:47:12 -0000
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24 teams braved Ann Arbor, Michigan on a day where "freezing" 
overstates the temperature by 20 degrees, for the 2003 MLK 
Tournament.  After dividing into two groups of 12 and playing 3 
rounds of playoffs, Kentucky and Chicago A advanced to the final, 
with Kentucky holding a one-game advantage thanks to their 425-235 
head-to-head victory.  However, Chicago A won two straight games, by 
scores of 350-205 and 265-185, to capture the championship.

Final Standings were:

1. Chicago A (11-0 RR, 6-1 playoff)
2. Kentucky (11-0, 5-2)
3. Rochester A (9-2, 3-2)
4. Michigan State (9-2, 2-3)
5. Northwestern A (8-3, 1-4)
6. Iowa State (8-3, 0-5)
7. Indiana (8-3, 4-1)
8. Chicago B (8-3, 3-2)
9. Michigan (7-4, 3-2)
10. Notre Dame A (7-4, 3-2)
11. Pittsburgh (6-5, 1-4)
12. Cornell (6-5, 0-5)
13. Illinois (5-6, 4-1)
14. Iowa (5-6, 3-2)
15. Carnegie Mellon (4-7, 2-3)
16. DePauw A (3-8, 2-3)
17. DePauw B (4-7, 2-3)
18. Northwestern C (3-8, 2-3)
19. Chicago C (3-8, 4-1)
20. UWO (2-9, 4-1)
21. Ohio State (2-9, 3-2)
22. Rochester B (2-9, 3-2)
23. Northwestern B (1-10, 1-4)
24. Notre Dame B (0-11, 0-5)

Playoff records include two games carried over from the round robin.  
The top 10 individual scorers were:

Subash Maddipoti, Chicago B, 72.56 P/21TU
Wesley Mathews, Indiana, 70.05
Jason Keller, Cornell, 64.73
Ed Cohn, Chicago A, 63.59
Kelly McKenzie, Kentucky, 54.92
Matt Cvijanovich, Iowa State, 54.55
Elliot Fleming, Carnegie Mellon, 52.40 (top first year player)
Micah Elsner, Rochester A, 43.78
Jeff Stewart, Notre Dame A, 42.78
Kevin Roth, Michigan State, 41.56

Full tournament results will be posted to 
http://www.umich.edu/~uac/mac/ within the next week or so.

Dave