Game 26: Homewood 39, Chi-Town NBN 38 (7th place)
   A late steal and score by Homewood's Trevonn Lewis (16 points, six rebounds) spelled the difference, while Antaun McHerron added 12 and seven rebounds. Chi-Town was topped by Paul Favia with 11 points.

Game 27: Network Rising Stars 41, Guaynabo B 27 (13th place)
   James Gilford notched 10 points, Davon Gibson added eight and DeQuan Bailey seven to spark the Stars to victory. For Guaynabo, Israel Zayas topped the effort with seven points.

Game 28: Newark Pride 58, W.P. Runners 51 (5th place)
   The Pride overcame a 10-point halftime deficit for fifth place, as Elron Robinson scored 15 points and Jacqui Bateman chipped in 10. For the Runners, Hyron Edwards scored 13 and Justin Coleman added 11.

Game 29: Ponce Constancia 49, Bayamon ABB A 40 (11th place)
   Luis Montero poured in 21 points and Ronnie Ortiz and Hector Montero each chipped in five to spark Ponce, which closed with a 20-point final quarter. Eight points from Carlos Adorno topped the Bayamon effort.

Tuesday's games

Game 1: Fraigcomar A 51, Ponce Constancia 39
   Angel Rivera scored 13 points and Brian Gautier chipped in nine markers to pace Fraigcomar, which led 32-13 at the half. Roberto Soto topped the Ponce attack with seven points.

Game 5: Bucaplaa A 55, Bayamon ABB A 26
   The four-time defending champs jumped to a 27-4 halftime command and coasted behind 18 points from Roxairaly Arnesto and nine from Hector Ostolaza. Bayamon got 10 points from Eduardo Simo.

Game 2: Homewood 52, Kenosha 37
   Ki-Jana Crawford tallied 16 points, Trevonn Lewis added 13 and Antaun McHerron nine to pace Homewood, which trailed by eight early. Kenosha was led by Jeremiah Lewis with 10 points.

Game 6: Chi-Town NBN 41, Juncos 26
   Chi-Town took an 8-0 lead, but needed a 16-8 margin in the fourth quarter to seal the deal, as Destiny Butler and Armondo Sacluti scored nine each. Rolando Quinonez and Luis Boria had six points for Juncos.

Game 3: Marquette Best 45, Chicago Heights 42 (OT)
   Chicago Heights hit a three at the regulation buzzer to force OT, but the Best prevailed behind Gregory Carter (12 points) and Michael Carter (10). D.J. Deere paced the Green Streaks with 15 points.

Game 7: Highwood 48, Guaynabo 39
   Highwood held off a late charge and was sparked by Andy Stempel with 12 points, Matt Kovatchis with 11 and Merrick Singer with 10. Guaynabo got 10 points each from Jorge Rodriguez and Ricardo Cruzual..

Game 4: Newark Project Pride 42, Guaynabo ABB B 34
   Antonio Ross tallied 13 points and Ishmael Jones notched eight to spark Project Pride to the victory. Guaynabo was sparked by Jean Rosado with 14 points and Carlos Herrera with 10 points..

Game 8: West Pullman Runners 45, Network Rising Stars 42
   A 19-3 third-quarter margin propelled the Runners, who got 13 points from Stephen Clay and eight from Hyron Edwards. The Rising Stars were led by Davon Gibson with 14 points and Jereme Stebbins with 11.

Game 9: Ponce Constancia 38, Kenosha 21
   Ponce prevailed with a balanced attack, as Hector Montero and Luis Montero each scored nine and Roberto Soto added eight. Kenosha, which never scored more than six in a quarter, got six points from Gabbi Ortiz, Nick Santelli.

Game 10: Fraigcomar A 53, Homewood 34
   Angel Rivera (14 points), Kevin Maura (14) and Brian Gautier (10) each hit double figures, as Fraigcomar made a return to the Final Four. Homewood, outscored 19-5 in the fourth, got eight points from Ki-Jana Crawford.

Game 11: Bayamon ABB A 59, Juncos 52
   Carlos Adorno (18 points), Eduardo Simo (15) and Francisco Lopez (10) all hit double figures to ignite the ABB victory. Juncos, outscored 19-8 in the final quarter, got 15 points from Luis Boria.  

Game 12: Bucaplaa A 50,  Chi-Town NBN 33
   The four-time defending champs made a return to the Final Four, as Hector Ostolaza notched 14 points and Roxairaly Arnesto added eight. Eric Harris led all Chi-Town scorers with 10 markers.

Game 13: Chicago Heights 57, Guaynabo B 44
   DeOntae Davis poured in 18 points, D.J. Deere had 14 and Josh Cohn added 12 to pace the Green Streaks, who gained a 27-14 margin in the fourth. Israel Zayas topped Guaynabo B with 13 points.

Game 14: Marquette Best 39, Newark Project Pride 34
   The Best hit nine fourth-quarter free throws to seal the win, as Dion Tyler finished with seven points and Alondre Pickens and LeRoy Flex each had six. Jarrett Johnson topped Newark with eight points..

Game 15: Guaynabo A 43, Network Rising Stars 39
   Jorge Rodriguez pumped in a game-high 16 points and Guaynabo used a 15-9 finishing kick to complete the comeback victory. DeQuan Bailey scored 15 points and Davon Gibson 11 for the Stars.

Game 16: Highwood 39, West Pullman Runners 36
   Highwood held off a furious comeback effort and survived into the semis behind Matt Kovatchis (seven points), Justin Berkson and Merrick Singer (six each). Stephen Clay topped West Pullman with 14 points.