by Alex Benepe | March 14th, 2012
USC won the Western Cup championship on Sunday, narrowly beating hosts UCLA 70-60 with a come-behind snitch snatch.
UCLA had just survived a thrilling semi-final match against the Utah Crimson Fliers, who had drafted visiting players from Texas A&M, LSU, Kansas and Villanova.
The event was superbly organized, well-reffed, and featured 19 teams from the Western region, including the Qwertyrians from Tijuana, Mexico. Glorious weather continued across both days and hundreds of local fans came out to support the teams.
A full report is currently in the works. For more details, check out the Daily Bruin’s article here, or click on the image below to watch their highlights video.
Ronell Sharp
March 14, 2012
1:06 pm
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO REMEMBER THAT THERE WERE KANSAS PLAYERS WITH THE CRIMSON FLIERS!!!!! MYSELF AND DOUG WHISTON FLEW IN FROM KANSAS AND PLAYED MAJOR ROLES IN THE SUCCESS THIS PAST WEEKEND. CAN WE GET THIS CORRECTED AND SOON PLEASE?