Ryan Collins and James Fabiano ’14

Bracket Contest Coordinators

Here are the standings going into the Sweet 16…

Top 25

Miss Zelley 132

Mrs. Jacqmain 120

Matt Dijak 119

Tucker Themm 115

Chris Rybinski 110

Mrs. Yats 110

Mrs. Colucci 110

Ryan Collins 108

Grant Hoffman 107

Mr. Frankland 107

Matt Dijak 105

Eduardo Serrato 103

Cam Fluder 103

Sean Kelly 102

Sean Kelly 102

Emma Hausbeck 101

Zach Mueller 100

Kent Martin 99

Evan Sasiela 99

Carlos Diola 98

Tucker Themm 98

Alysia Monroy 97

Mitch Morley 97

Ben Yats 97

Blake Heinz 96

March Madness is finally here! The NCC Panther Print will be holding a fundraiser for the Kischnick family. The fundraiser will be a Bracket tournament. With Selection Sunday coming up on Sunday, March 16th, there will be brackets outside the cafeteria during lunch on Monday and Tuesday, March 17th and 18th.

Bracket Rules
Maximum of two brackets per person
$3 donation for 1 bracket or $5 donation for 2 brackets
The point system for each round will be listed on the brackets
Brackets will be due on Wednesday, March 19th by the end of the day
No brackets will be accepted on Thursday!!

The top 3 brackets receive prizes– donated by NCC PantherPrint

1st- $25 gift card, 2nd and 3rd- $10 gift card
Teams to Watch
Florida- Florida is the favorite going into the tournament. They are currently ranked #1 in the nation and have the SEC coach and player of the year on their team.

Michigan- Michigan is on a roll right now and have risen all the way up to #8 in the rankings. Michigan has a ton of depth and when star player, Nik Stauskas, is on his game they are a very hard team to beat.

Louisville- Louisville is the reigning National Champions. They have a ton of talent and are led by their point guard, Russ Smith, who is averaging 17 points per game.

Most Overrated Team
Wichita State- Wichita State is currently ranked #2 in the country. They finished the season 34-0 and won their conference. But who did they play? They did not beat one ranked team and play in a very weak conference.

The Underdog
Harvard is currently 26-4 and has won 8 straight games going into the NCAA Tournament. Harvard is led by their junior guard, Wesley Saunders, who is averaging 14 points a game and is ready to lead his team in tournament play.