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The Top End Paul Schulte Shootout this year once again showcased some of the best talent from coast to coast. Each team selected one of their players to compete in the 45 second shooting contest with the grand prize being a brand new customized Invacare Top End Signature series basketball chair. Great performances and some long range shooting was on display from a number of our competitors. At the end of the night rising star Dylan Levine delivered a blistering 30 point barage to win the competition. Congratulations and to all the competitors. Good Luck in your games guys!
Ben Kenyon- Minnesota
Daniel Nong - Rancho
Narik Johnson- Katie's Komets
Ryan Heinz -Milwaukee Heat
John Boi - Milwaukee Wizards
Spencer Hopp- San Diego Hammer
Devon Gillam - Turnstone Flyers
Dylan Levine- New Jersey Nets
Dalton Johnson- Oklahoma Blaze
Jessie Atwell- Lakeshore
Rachel Voss- St. Louis
Ryan Neiswender-Bennet
DJ Murray- Sterling Heights
Jose Adriano- Seattle
Joey Dixon- Royals
Kevin Konfara - Michigan Thunderbirds

Paul Schulte - "If I've ever seen a better collegiate wheelchair basketball game, I can't recall it right now. Wow. This game exceeded the hype. That is what wheelchair ball is all about."

UW-Whitewater pulled ahead late in the second half bolstered by consecutive 3-pointers by Chris Okon. Whitewater shot 81 percent in the second half. Leading Scorers: Illinois, Tom Smur 22pts (10/18), Steve Serio 16 pts (7/14) w/ 11 Assists, Brian Bell 12pts (5/13) Whitewater, Joe Chambers 29pts (14/19), Chris Okon 27pts (8/13) 5/10 3pointers, Bienek and Hinze with 12 each.

Hats off to both coaches and both teams. What a great championship.

Illinois leads 37- 33. Fantastic first half from both teams. Joe Chambers had impressive finishes. Team attack from UofI thus far. what a game!

UTA defeated Arizona this afternoon in the 3rd place game 63 to 55. Congratulations to UTA for their victory.

The University of Wisconsin Whitewater defeated the Arizona Wildcats on Friday 77 to 42. The Warhawks jumped out to an early lead by going straight to their dominant post game. Joe Chambers and Nate Hinze are one of the most formidable big man combinations the Collegiate Division has seen in years. Chambers finished the game with 32 pts on 14/24 shooting. As difficult as the interior game of Whitewater is, their outside shooting is high caliber as well. Andre Bienek posted an impressive 15 pts on 7/8 shots from the field. Whitewaters transition height game and outside shooting won out. The Wildcats were led by Prioleau with 16 pts and Applegate with 8. Whitewater advances to the championship game.