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MSNM NATIONAL ELITE CHAMPIONS 2007: SPOKANE STARS BLUE (a 4-peat!) Elite Division National Championship Game: Spokane Stars Blue 54 vs The Way to Win Gold 37 Elite 3rd Place: Basketball BC 17 Blue Elite 4th Place: Hoop Fever Elite Consolation Winner: Puget Sound Flight Blue 2008 All-Star Division National Champions 2007: Emerald City Legends 47 vs Lady Hurricanes 44 All-Star 3d Place: Oregon Magic All-Star 4th Place: Oregon Xtreme All-Star Consolation Winner: Bozeman Hawks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2007 MSNM Rocky Mountain Championships Game Schedules and Results (Click here).
All-Star Champions - South Vancouver Island Juveniles
2nd Place: Bakersfield OGDL Blue 3rd Place: CC Ballers 4th Place: Oregon Xtreme Consolation Winner: Colorado Fear Elite Champions: Team Saskatchewan 2nd Place: Team Alberta 17 3rd Place: 3D Elite 4th Place: North Coast Cobras Consolation Winner: SD BTR
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MSNM Fall Classic - Sept 29-30, 2007 Elite Champions: Spokane Blaze 2nd Place: Kentwood 3rd Place: Emerald City Lady Pioneers 4th Place: Cal Stars Consolation winner: Oakland Bruins All-Star Champions: Ballard 2nd Place: YEA 3rd Place: Blaze 4th Place: Foundation Youth Basketball Consolation Winner: Quickhandle Heat Blue
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MSNM Basketball Girls' Basketball Tournaments. National Class, NCAA Certified.
Summer girls' basketball teams from select, elite and all-star teams to high school teams compete against 400 other teams in front of hundreds of college coaches.
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