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D & E Painting 60, BOHICA 56
Ding dong the champs are dead! D&E Painting controlled the glass and shot the ball well from outside and took down BOHICA in the first semifinals. Congrats to BOHICA on their 2 year run of terror but D & E was not worried about history. Max Masucci had 17 mostly going to the basket and Cory Brunner paced D & E with 18 almost entirely from behind the arc. Mike Balderelli had a heroic performance for BOHICA scorring 28 of their 56 points and Justin Aldrich added 14 in the loss. D & E advances to Sunday's finals at 6 PM.
D & E Painting: Brunner 18, Masucci 17, Jonnasen 10, Atherton 7, C Farrer 5, D Farrer 3
BOHICA: Balderelli 26, Aldrich 14, McCann 8, Felper 2, Leonelli 2
Worcester West 67, Woolies 61 (Double OT)
Maybe the best game in the history of the league. No exageration. The Woolies came out hot and got a lot of offense from Mike O'Learly ( 23) and Tim Swenson (18) and took as large as an 8 point lead early in the second half. Worcester West (winners of 8 straight would not be detered as Dave Doulette (18) lead the way. The Woolies were close to putting the game away in regulation but an intense Worcester West press got them back in the game and a few free throws from Mike Consolmango forced OT. In the first OT Ryan O'Leary made some plays for the Woolies but Derek Johnson hit a huge bucket and a second overtime was necessary. Finally Consolmango (playing in his final game before a NBA internship) made a hesitation move and got all the way to the rim before getting fouled that gave Worcester West the points it would need to get to the finals. Woolies finish a great season in the semis and have come a long way (from the days of having 4 guys including a random asian kid who wasn't on the roster)
Worcester West: Doulette 18, Consolmango 16, Johnson 12, D Laroche 9, J Laroche 4, Gareau 2, Foley 2
Woolies: M O'Leary 23, Swenson 18, R O'Leary 9, Corey 7, Elie 2, Reidy 0, Dean 0
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