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Game 17: Robert Taylor 57, Puerto Plata 25
   Ten different players scored, sparked by Joshua Williams with 12 points and Derian Turner with nine, as the Panther coasted after a 14-0 second quarter. Osiris de los Santo topped Puerto Plata with eight points.

Game 18: Bayamon Cowboys 64, Bucaplaa B 50
   Christian Rivera scored 16 and Raul Lugo 11 to hit double figures for the Cowboys, who rolled up 27 points in the second quarter. Bucaplaa B was led by Jorge Beceaoil and Jan Garcia with nine points each.

Game 19: Bucaplaa B 48, Hillside Hurricanes 30 (exhibition)
   The Hurricanes advanced with a bye, but fell in exhibition to Bucaplaa B as the winners were paced by Edwin Herrero with eight points. Hillside got a game-high nine points from Damon Lynn and six from Julien Bowen.

Game 20: Caparra 44, Kenosha 43
   Caparra used a game-high 23 points from Ricardo Cruzral to help hold off a Kenosha rally. Kenosha was paced by Alex Foster with 12 points and Javell Smith with 11 markers in narrow setback.

Game 21: Rainbow Jaguars 53, Chicago Wizards 26
   An 18-0 differential in the third quarter salted away the win for the Jaguars, who were led by Arcell Loggens and Josh Kirkendell with nine points each. Aaron Holiday topped the Wizards with 10 points.

Game 22: Fraigcomar B 54, Torrimar 49
   Hector Rodriguez lit up the nets for 26 points and Elvis Rosario added nine to ignite Fraigcomar B into the title contest. Andres Cango and Jean Toledo each scored 11 points to pace Torrimar.

Game 23: Chi-Town 44, Evanston 34
   Balanced spelled victory for Chi-Town, as Armando Saduth scored nine points and Eric Harris, Destiny Butler and Greg Jackson each added eight. Evanston got a game-high 10 points from Jaylin Francellno.

Game 24: Hatillo 34, Borinquen Coqui 27
   Hatillo made it an all Puerto Rico final in both divisions, as Rafael Castillo led the winners with nine points and Giovanni Quitel added eight. Coqui got a team-high six points from Jonathan Garcia.

Game 25: Puerto Plata, DR vs. Bye (15th place)
   Puerto Plata earned 15th place in the consolation tournament in its first appearance in Orlando.

Game 26: Kenosha 44, Bucaplaa B 42 (7th place)
   A 17-10 margin earned seventh place for Kenosha, which was paced by 15 points from Javell Smith and 11 from Jazz Peavy. Bucaplaa B was topped by Laly Armesto (10 points) and Jose Massa (nine).

Game 27: Robert Taylor 44, Hillside 33 (13th place)
   Maurice Readus popped in 14 points and Derian Turner chipped in seven to lead the Panthers to 13th place. Meanwhile, Damon Lynn poured in a game-high 18 points to lead the Hillside Hurricanes.. 

Game 28: Caparra 50, Bayamon Cowboys 45 (5th place)
   A game-high 19 points from Ricardo Cruzval paved the way to fifth place for Caparra, which also got nine points from Jorge Rodriguez and won the second half, 28-18. Antonio Villanueva topped Cowboys with 12.

Game 29: Evanston 48, Chicago Wizards 34 (11th place)
   Justin McClure topped a balanced attack with 11 points, Ben Adrien added 10 and Justin Kenl finished with eight to lead the Wildkits to 11th place. The Wizards got seven points from James Davidson and Aaron Holiday.

Game 30: Chi-Town 40, Rainbow Jaguars 39 (cons. title)
   Greg Jackson scored five of his eight points in overtime to lead Chi-Town to the consy crown, while teammate Destiny Butler scored 10. Rainbow was led by Juwann Henry (12 points) and Antoine Bell (10).

Game 31: Torrimar 48, Borinquen Coqui 40 (3rd place)
   Andres Cango (19 points) and Francisco Santa Ana (18) combined for seven three-pointers for Torrimar, which closed with a 13-7 run. Alberto Escalera led Coqui with 12 points and Christian Ramirez added 10..

Game 32: Hatillo 41, Fraigcomar B 37 (championship)
   Giovanni Quitel led Hatillo to the Consolation Tournament championship with 10 points, while Luis Gonzalez added eight points. Fraigcomar got eight points from Hector Rodriguez and Elvis Rosario.

Tuesday's games

Game 1: Bayamon Cowboys 57, Puerto Plata, DR 25
   The Cowboys prevailed with 13 different players scoring, led by Felix Mateo with 10 points and Carlos Rosario with eight. The Cowboys took a 34-4 halftime command. Puerto Plata was led by Osiris de los Santo (12)..

Game 5: Kenosha 39, Hillside Hurricanes 23
   Kenosha yielded just 12 points through three quarters and was ignited by Jacob Birch with eight points and Jerry Nash with seven. Damon Lynn and Keith Watson each tallied five points to lead Hillside.

Game 2: Torrimar 58, Chicago Wizards 26
   Gerardo Capo scored 11 points and Andres Cango, Natalie Riaz and Ean P. Toledo each added eight points to pace Torrimar, which led 31-6 by halftime. The Wizards got six points from Jome Davidson..

Game 6: Borinquen Coqui 49, Chi-Town 36
   Ten different players scored, paced by Edwardo Mirando's 13 points, as Borinquen overcame an early deficit. Chi-Town was led in scoring by Arnabdi Saacluti with eight points..

Game 3: Bucaplaa B 54, Rainbow Jaguars 39
   Carlos Gonzalez tallied 13 points and Jan Garcia chipped in 12 points to pace Bucaplaa B to the victory. The Rainbow Jaguars were sparked by Juwann Henry's 11 points..

Game 7: Caparra 42, Evanston 31
   Jorge Rodriguez led a balanced attack with 10 points and Ricardo Cruzral added eight to pace Caparra. Evanston got eight points from Dillon Quinn and seven from Donte Stephenson in a losing cause.

Game 4: Fraigcomar B 66, Robert Taylor 53
   Hector Rodriguez scored 14 in the first quarter and finished with a game-high 28 points to lead Fraigcomar, which also got 17 from Elvis Rosario and 11 from Francisco Rodriguez. Robert Taylor was led by Maurice Readus (12 points) and Jerome Wilson (11).

Game 8: Hatillo 36, Kenosha 26 (exhibition)
   Luis Gonzalez tallied nine points and Giovani Quiles collected eight to lead Hatillo in an exhibition victory after Hatillo gained a bye victory. Kenosha was paced by Trenton Robertson with five points..

Game 9: Chicago Wizards 56, Puerto Plata, DR 14
   Thirteen different players scored, led by Devon Irvin's 10 points, as the Wizards jumped to a 29-1 halftime lead and coasted. Puerto Plata was sparked by Osiris de los Santo with six points..

Game 10: Torrimar 54, Bayamon Cowboys 44
   Andres Cango (17), Jean Toledo (16) and Francisco Santa Ann (12) each scored in double figures for Torrimar, which gained a 14-1 third-quarter margin. Felix Mateo paced the Cowboys with 13 points..

Game 11: Chi-Town 45, Hillside Hurricanes 29
   Armando Saduth scored 11 points and Paul Favia hit a pair of threes to finish with eight points to lead Chi-Town to victory. Hillside, which fell behind 12-2 at the outset, got 10 points from Keith Watson.  

Game 12: Borinquen Coqui 33, Kenosha 22
   Coqui held Kenosha scoreless in the final eight minutes, while Jonathan Garcia led the effort with 11 points and Edwardo Mirando chipped in seven. Kenosha got a team-high six points from Jerry Nash.

Game 13: Rainbow Jaguars 44, Robert Taylor 35
   The Jaguars used balance to attack, as Arcell Loggens scored 11 points, Antoine Bell seven and Josh Kirkendell six. The Panthers got nine points each from Derian Turner and Joshua Williams..

Game 14: Fraigcomar B 59, Bucaplaa B 56
   Elvis Rosario exploded for 22 points and Hector Rodriguez added 21 to ignite Fraigcomar, which hit six three-pointers. Bucaplaa got 12 points each from Janiel Saubolin and Carlos Gonzalez.

Game 15: Evanston 45, Puerto Plata, DR 14 (exhibition)
   Evanston advanced with a bye, but rolled in exhibition behind 10 points from Justin McClure and eight from Dillon Quinn. Only three players scored for Puerto Plata, led by Osiris de los Santos' seven points.

Game 16: Hatillo 34, Caparra 28
   Paced by Rafael Castillo (nine points) and Giovanni Quitel (eight), Hatillo limited Caparra to 13 points through three quarters. Caparra's top scorer was Jorge Rodriguez with eight points.