Game 26: Highwood 40, Foster Pirates 39 (7th place)
   Dillon Wallace (12 points) fired in a three-pointer at the buzzer to give Highwood the seventh-place victory. Ervin Regacho added 10 points for the Heat, while Kaleeq Muse, Derrick Randolph and Romell Durr had six for Pirates.

Game 27: Liga Mickey 46, W.P. Runners 45 (13th place)
   Christian Perez scored 15 points and Francisco Eabreara, Jose Martinez and Dixon Oviedo each added seven to lead Mickey, which gained a 20-9 margin in the third. Damion Smith topped WP with nine.

Game 28: Marquette Best 47, The Network 44 (5th place)
   Damarcus Richardson scored 11 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Best to a 22-6 finishing margin, while teammate Malcolm Hillbay added 16. The Network was topped by Rashae Smith with 10 points.

Game 29: Lansing 37, Newark Project Pride 27 (11th place)
   The Timberwolves took command with a 15-3 margin in the third quarter, as Antonio led the way with 12 points and Brian Jones added 10. Project Pride was topped by Donald Wallace with six points.

Tuesday's games

Game 1: The Network 44, Chicago Heights 41 (OT)
   The Network rallied to force overtime, then prevailed behind four points in OT from Ahmond Ford and a team-high 16 points from Desmond Cotton. CH got 16 points from Sheldon Jones, 10 from Brian Robinson..

Game 5: Marquette Best 56, Bayamon ABB 50
   Malcolm Hillbey poured in 26 points and Demarcus Richardson added 11 to lead the Best, which rallied from a double-digit deficit. Bayamon was paced by Wilfredo Rodriguez with 17 points, Juan Ortiz with 10..

Game 2: Glenbrook 53, Liga Mickey 28
   Glenbrook jumped to a 16-0 lead after one quarter and never looked back, as Jordan Perrin led the way with 18 points and Jason Marcus and Peter Pujals each added 10. Jose Rondon topped Mickey with five points..

Game 6: Bucaplaa A 61, West Pullman Runners 30
   The defending champs jumped to a 12-1 lead after one and coasted, as Norberto Perez led the way with 14 pionts and Christian Coret added 10. The Runners were topped by Daquane Walker with 11 points..

Game 3: Fraigcomar 64, Lansing 37
   Behind a game-high 17 points from Angel Rivera, nine from Samuel Betancourt and eight from Christian Rodriguez, Fraigcomar rolled. Lansing was ignited by Brian Jones with 12 points..

Game 7: Highwood 31, Homewood 15
   Highwood held the Vikings without a field goal in the second half and were led by Earvin Regacho with eight points and seven rebounds. John Connolly tallied four points to lead Homewood..

Game 4: Foster Pirates 50, Newark Boys & Girls 24
   Romell Durr tallied 15 points and Miles Reynolds, Loren Horton and Derrick Randolph each added six to ignite the Pirates. Boys and Girls was paced by six points each from Quadir Jones and Travis Rattray..

Game 8: Ponce Constancia 51, Newark Project Pride 24
   Ponce used a 23-7 differential in the second quarter to take command and were led by Anel Ruiz and Waldy Lopez with eight points each. M. Flemming also had eight points to pace Newark Project Pride.

Game 9: Chicago Heights 59, Liga Mickey 27
   Otis Lane sparked a balanced attack with 12 points, Sheldon Jones added 10 and Chris Molyneaux nine to lead the Green Streaks, who won every quarter. Mickey was topped by Francisco Eabrera with seven points.

Game 10: Glenbrook 40, The Network 39 (OT)
   Jordan Perrin (10 points) hit a free throw with 12 seconds to go for the lone points in OT, as Network was unable to survive OT again. Max Cohen added eight for Glenbrook and Nassir Barrino had 11 for the Network..

Game 11: Bayamon ABB 49, West Pullman Runners 41
   Behind 17 points from Wilfredo Rodriguez and eight by Yean C. Baez, ABB went on a late 20-9 run to claim the victory. The Runners were paced by eight points from Denzel Robinson.  

Game 12: Bucaplaa A 65, Marquette Best 47
   In a shootout, three-time repeat champ Bucaplaa again finds itself in the semis after Alex Coret tallied 21 points and Christian Coret poured in 19. The Best got 16 points from Malcolm Hillbay, 11 by Damarcus Richardson.

Game 13: Lansing 36, Newark Boys & Girls 18
   Antonio Lee scored 11 points and Brian Jones added six to pace Lansing, which led 14-6 at halftime. Boys and Girls were ignited by Tajauan Richardson with seven points..

Game 14: Fraigcomar A 69, Foster Pirates 53
   In a shootout, the Pirates' Derrick Randolph had a game-high 27 points, but Jason Ortiz' 26 points led Fraigcomar into the semis. Samuel Betancourt added 14 and Angel Rivera 11 points for Fraigcomar.

Game 15: Newark Project Pride 46, Homewood 33
   The Pride jumped ahead 17-6 after the opening quarter and advanced behind 15 points from Brandon Waiters and 11 from Marcus Fleming. Antaun McHerron sparked the Homewood offense with nine points.

Game 16: Ponce Constancia 58, Highwood 44
   Ponce used balance to complete the carbon copy Final Four from 2006, as Michael Sanchez scored 12 and Omar de Jesus and Anel Ruiz 11 each. The Heat was topped by Dillon Wallace's 11 points.