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D-I teams face rough day at UD Arena

By Kyle Nagel | Saturday, March 13, 2010, 10:52 PM

DAYTON — It was a rough day on Saturday, March 13, for the four area teams participating in the Division I district finals at UD Arena.

Four games, four losses.

— Fairmont, in the day’s opener, stayed closed with Princeton in the first half before the fast-paced Vikings went on a run to pull away and win 59-44.

— Trotwood-Madison guards DaWuan Thomas (18 points) and Darnell Tubbs (17) combined to finish their senior seasons in style, but Moeller held a slim lead throughout the fourth quarter and beat the Rams 51-47.

— Despite 15 points and 10 rebounds from Markus Crider, who had University of Michigan coach John Beilein watching from the UD Arena seats, Wayne also couldn’t make up a deficit late against a Greater Catholic League opponent and lost 46-40.

— Northmont started the game with a 10-0 run, but the Thunderbolts tired under constant pressure from Colerain and, despite big efforts from seniors Steve Newell (20 points) and Zach Newsome (16 points, 12 rebounds), lost 69-63.

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