Oklahoma Magic..........................23*26-49<
Bison-Nebraska Red (1-0).............28*37-65<

B-N Red-Trevor Menke (Beatrice) 7, Brady Lollman (Norfolk) 7, Tyler Evans (Waverly) 3, Tobin Reinwald (Lincoln High) 3, Dwight Smith (Ralston) 8, Jordan Tyrance (Lincoln SW) 4, Zac Bargen (Chadron) 11, Mike Dentlinger (Millard North) 10, Dylan Flinn (Lincoln High) 6, Elliott Eliason (Chadron) 6.<

*Zac Bargen made 3 of 5 from beyond the arc while Elliott Eliason and Mike Dentlinger pulled down nine and eight rebounds, respectively, to lead Bison Red to a win in its first game of pool play. Bison Red never trailed in the game and used a 10-2 run midway through the second half to help seal the win.

Game 2 Pool Play

KC Premiere........................17*27-44<
Bison-Nebraska Red (2-0)......33*34-67<

B-N Red-Lollman 2, Evans 9, Reinwald 11, Smith 2, Tyrance 11, Bargen 12, Dentlinger 8, Flinn 4, Eliason 8.<

*Bison Red shot 52 percent from the field and outrebounded KC Premiere 35-17 to win its second straight pool play game. Elliott Eliason grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked two shots. Bison Red, after shooting 64 percent from the free throw line in its first pool play game, made 18 of 22 against KC Premiere, a 81 percent effort.

Pool Play
Game 3

Tulsa, OK.Spiece MOKAN Elite..................25*31-56<
Bison-Nebraska Red (2-1)...........21*26-47<

B-N Red-Trevor Menke (Beatrice) 6, Tyler Evans (Waverly) 2, Tobin Reinwald (Lincoln High) 2, Dwight Smith (Ralston) 11, Zac Bargen (Chadron) 9, Mike Dentlinger (Millard North) 1, Dylan Flinn (Lincoln High) 8, Elliott Eliason (Chadron) 8.<

*A 11-0 run during a four-minute span allowed MOKAN to pull away midway through the second half. Bison Red, behind five points from Dwight Smith and two from Tyler Evans, cut the lead to five with 1:44 left in the game, but MOKAN made 7 of 8 free throws down the stretch to seal the win. Elliott Eliason grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked two shots. Bison Red's chances at coming back from a 12-point deficit in the second half were hampered by a 38 percent field goal shooting effort.

Tournament
Game 1

KC All-Stars.......................22*23-45<
Bison-Nebraska Red (3-1)....47*29-76<

B-N Red-Brady Lollman (Norfolk) 11, Tyler Evans (Waverly) 10, Tobin Reinwald (Lincoln High) 12, Dwight Smith (Ralston) 6, Jordan Tyrance (Lincoln SW) 1, Zac Bargen (Chadron) 11, Mike Dentlinger (Millard North) 13, Dylan Flinn (Lincoln High) 8, Elliott Eliason (Chadron) 4.<

*Bison Red jumped to a 18-8 lead and never looked back. Balanced scoring and tight defense were the keys in the win that advanced Bison Red to the round of 16 in the tournament. Tobin Reinwald and Brady Lollman each made a pair of 3s in the first half as the team shot 6 of 9 from beyond the arc. Defensively, Bison Red limited KC to a 23 percent effort from the field (14-for-59). Elliott Eliason, a 6-11 post player from Chadron, continued his double-digit rebounding string with 13. Mike Dentlinger pulled down eight rebounds.

Semifinal Round
Bison-Nebraska Red (5-1).....................40*32-72<
KC Pump-n-Run...................................23*37-60<

B-N Red-Tyler Evans (Waverly) 2, Tobin Reinwald (Lincoln High) 24, Dwight Smith (Ralston) 10, Jordan Tyrance (Lincoln SW) 2, Zac Bargen (Chadron) 8, Mike Dentlinger (Millard North) 9, Dylan Flinn (Lincoln High) 7, Elliott Eliason (Chadron) 10.<

*Bison Red jumped out to a 9-0 lead, stretched that to 17 by halftime, then held back a mild rally by KC in the second half that sliced the lead to nine with 8:38 left in the game. Tobin Reinwald led all scorers with 24 points while Elliott Eliason scored 10 points, pulled down 16 rebounds, had three assists and three blocked shots. Dylan Flinn joined Eliason in rebound double figures with 12.

Championship Game
Arizona Premiere.............................29*20-49<
Bison-Nebraska Red (5-2).................30*17-47<

B-N Red-Trevor Menke (Beatrice) 2, Brady Lollman (Norfolk) 4, Evans 6, Reinwald 11, Smith 4, Tyrance 2, Bargen 4, Dentlinger 6, Eliason 8.<

*In a game played less than an hour after its semifinal win, Bison Red struggled from the field, but still had a chance to win or send the game to overtime in the final seven seconds. Two shots, one a 3 and the other one a follow shot in the lane, bounced out and Arizona survived to win the tournament title. Bison Red made 18 of 51 field goals for 35 percent and 8 of 15 free throws. A 3-pointer by Tobin Reinwald from the top of the key gave Bison Red a 45-44 lead with 2:20 left in the game. Arizona then made four straight free throws before Trevor Menke ended the run with a layup. A free throw by Arizona with 15 seconds left boosted its lead to two and set up Bison Red's final possession that fell short.