The Brashear boys' team met Milan in the consolation game of the Novinger Tournament Friday night. Brashear kept Milan off balance in the early going and led 14-10 after 1 quarter of play. Milan outscored Brashear 14-7 in the 2nd quarter to pull ahead 24-21 at halftime. Milan continued to outscore Brashear in the 2nd half and led 38-27 after 3 quarters on their way to a 56-37 win for the consolation trophy. Once again, Brashear benefited from a 15 point bench effort. Taren Treasure led Brashear with 8 points, Nick Thomas had 7, Adam Songer and Hayden Housman had 6 each, Jay Scudder had 4, and Zach Reeves scored 3 points. Milan's Derek Price and Mason Clark were both in double figures with 16 and 12 points, Alex Oder and Cooper Bankus had 8 points each, Cody Fordyce had 6, Jon Antle had 4, and Tristan Fowler scored 2 points.

The Brashear girls also played Milan in a 3rd place game. Milan had a small 12-9 lead after 1 quarter and led 27-18 at halftime. Brashear stayed within 8, trailing 41-33 after 3 quarters and refused to go away. With Milan holding a 7 point lead with under a minute left to play, Brashear mounted a rally and tied the game 54-all to force overtime. Milan struck first in overtime taking a 56-54 lead, but Brashear quickly countered to take a 57-56 lead. Milan managed to retake the lead 58-57 and despite several shots by Brashear in the closing seconds, Milan held on for a 58-57 win and a 3rd place trophy. Meredith Thomas led all scorers with 24 points for Brashear, Abby McKim added 10, Shelby Salter and Sydney Slavin scored 9 each, Stephanie Elsea had 3, and Katie Smith scored 2 points. For Milan, Giovanna Caponetto scored 18 points, Hannah Sanders had 13, Jordan Dunlop added 12, Andra Sylvester had 8, Deb Thompson had 5, and Danah Page scored 2 points.

In other Friday night games, the Bevier girls claimed consolation with a 47-40 win over Moberly JV and Green City defeated Novinger 45-35 in the 7th place game.

On Saturday night, the Novinger boys edged Green City 38-37 for third place. The Scotland County girls claimed 1st place with a 34-21 win over LaPlata and the LaPlata boys powered to a 71-37 win over Scotland County to take 1st.