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Posted on Wed, Mar. 19, 2008


Local Players in the Big Dance

   Here are the local players in the NCAA men's college basketball tournament.    (List does not include the Big Five teams; schools are listed alphabetically.)

Butler: Mike Green (Franklin Learning Center)

Coppin State: Tywain McKee (Bartram)

Duke: Gerald Henderson (Episcopal Academy), Brian Zoubek (Haddonfield)

Kent State: Al Fisher (Pennsauken)

Maryland-Baltimore County: Matt Spadafora (Archbishop Wood), Frank McKnight (Springfield-Delco)

Mount St. Mary's: Kevin Jones (Gloucester Catholic)

North Carolina: Wayne Ellington (Episcopal Academy)

Notre Dame: Rob Kurz (Penn Charter), Ryan Ayers (Germantown Academy)

Pittsburgh: Brad Wanamaker (Roman Catholic), Maurice Polen (West Philadelphia), Mike Cook (Friends' Central)

Siena: Ronald Moore (Plymouth Whitemarsh), Erik Harris (Kingsway), Clarence Jackson (Cherokee)

Xavier: Jason Love (Abington Friends), Charles Bronson (Norristown, Philadelphia Lutheran).

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