The Basketball Tournament 2019 Results: Boeheim's Army Beats Gael Nation

The Basketball Tournament 2019 continued Saturday, with 14 teams in action as regional play neared an end.

Below is the latest look at the tournament results.

The Basketball Tournament 2019 Schedule/Results—July 27

Salt Lake City Regional

(1) Eberlein Drive def. (2) Challenge ALS, 68-67

Wichita Regional

(1) Golden Eagles Alumni (Marquette) def. (4) Team Colorado, 83-81

(6) Sideline Cancer def. (2) AfterShocks (Wichita State), 87-79

Syracuse Regional

(1) Boeheim's Army (Syracuse) def. (5) Gael Nation (Iona), 84-74

(3) Brotherly Love def. (2) Armored Athlete, 90-82

Richmond Regional

(1) Overseas Elite def. (4) Best Virginia (West Virginia), 80-68

(7) DRC def. (6) The Web (Richmond), 75-71

The Basketball Tournament 2019 Schedule—July 28 (Regional Finals)

(1) Overseas Elite vs. (7) DRC, 12 p.m. ET

(1) Boeheim's Army (Syracuse) vs. (3) Brotherly Love, 2 p.m. ET

(1) Golden Eagles Alumni (Marquette) vs. (6) Sideline Cancer, 4 p.m. ET

*Full schedule available on the tournament's official website.

Golden Eagles Alumni (Marquette) def. Team Colorado, 83-81

Elgin Cook hit a walk-off three-pointer to give the Golden Eagles Alumni to an 83-81 victory over Team Colorado, securing a spot in the Wichita Regional final.

Cook finished the game with 26 points, knocking down five three-pointers in the process. Dwight Buycks scored a game-high 28 points in the victory.

The Golden Eagles Alumni shot an impressive 43.3 percent (13 of 30) from beyond arc, nearly doubling Team Colorado's seven triples.

While the Golden Eagles Alumni led for the majority of the game, Team Colorado held a one-point lead late—and then Cook came through in the clutch.

Four players on Team Colorado scored at least 16 points, with Marcus Hall (18) leading the way.

The Golden Eagles Alumni will take on Sideline Cancer on Sunday for a spot in The Basketball Tournament quarterfinals against Jackson TN on Aug. 1.

Boeheim's Army (Syracuse) def. Gael Nation (Iona), 84-74

Eric Devendorf scored a team-high 20 points to lead Boeheim's Army to an 84-74 victory over Gael Nation in the Syracuse Regional semifinals.

After a back-and-forth first half, Boeheim's Army took control in the second half while holding Gael Nation to just 35 points over the final two quarters. A strong defensive effort by Boeheim's Army resulted in 11 steals, which helped create 16 total turnovers.

Andrew White III (14 points), BJ Johnson (13) and Darryl Watkins (12) all reached double figures for the Syracuse squad. AJ English posted a team-high 20 points for Gael Nation with the help of four treys.

Boeheim's Army will take on Brotherly Love in the Syracuse Regional final Sunday at 2 p.m. The winner will face Team Hines in the quarterfinals Aug. 2 at 7 p.m.

Brotherly Love def. Armored Athlete, 90-82

Armored Athlete jumped out to an early lead by scoring the game's first eight points, but Brotherly Love used a strong second quarter to pull out a 90-82 victory Saturday.

Brotherly Love outscored Armored Athlete by 10 in the second en route to putting up a 32-spot. A buzzer-beating, half-court shot by Samme Givens helped open up a six-point halftime lead for Brotherly Love—and they never looked back.

Frantz Massenat went 6-of-9 from three-point range while dropping a game-high 25 points for Brotherly Love, also recording seven rebounds and five assists. Novar Gadson contributed 22 points and six assists to the victory. Givens finished with 17 points.

Former Florida State star Xavier Rathan-Mayes scored a team-high 18 points for Armored Athlete, while former North Carolina standout JP Tokoto added 17 points and seven rebounds.

Brotherly Love will square off with Boeheim's Army in the Syracuse Regional final Sunday at 2 p.m. Team Hines awaits the winner in the quarterfinals Aug. 2 at 7 p.m.

Sideline Cancer 87, AfterShocks 79

Sideline Cancer went into Wichita and took down the hometown favorites, the AfterShocks, while locking up a spot in the regional final.

The two squads traded leads throughout a competitive first half. However, Sideline Cancer gained control in the second half and threatened to run away with the game by opening up a nine-point lead late in the third quarter.

The Aftershocks were able to close the gap to three in the fourth, but they were never able to pull even.

Maurice Creek led the way for Sideline Cancer with 22 points, and Remy Abell added 20 points off the bench.

Sideline Cancer held a 14-4 edge in three-pointers, with a trio of players knocking down at least three from the perimeter. And that discrepancy proved to be too much to overcome for the AfterShocks.

Former Wichita State All-American Cleanthony Early had 25 points in a losing effort.

Sideline Cancer will battle the top-seeded Golden Eagles Alumni in the Wichita Regional final Sunday at 4 p.m. ET. The winner will take on Jackson TN Aug. 1 at 9 p.m. ET.

Overseas Elite 80, Best Virginia (West Virginia) 68

Overseas Elite's quest for a fifth consecutive championship remains alive after the top-seeded squad in the Richmond Regional pulled away for an 80-68 victory over Best Virginia on Saturday.

It was a game that Overseas Elite led the vast majority of the time, as they never trailed at any point in the second half. Best Virginia managed to rally from a 10-point halftime deficit to draw even midway through the third quarter, but Overseas Elite's balanced attack was too much.

Six different players, including all five starters, reached double figures for Overseas Elite. Jeremy Pargo led the way with 20 points, and Justin Burrell (11 points and 10 rebounds) recorded a double-double.

It marked Overseas Elite's 27th consecutive TBT victory.

Meanwhile, Best Virginia captain Kevin Jones had 20 points in the loss.

Overseas Elite awaits DRC in the Richmond Region final on Sunday.

DRC 75, The Web 71

Team DRC prevailed against The Web in a game where buckets were at a premium and neither team could gain much separation.

After both sides put up 20-plus points in the opening period, the offenses went quiet as they combined for 17 points in the second quarter—12 for Team DMC and five for The Web. That set the tone for a competitive contest.

There were no shortage of buzzer-beaters in this one, either:

The drama continued until the final moments, when Tristan Spurlock—who had 10 points—walked it off for Team DRC, who had been clinging to a one-point lead:

There were a total of 23 lead changes. The Web possessed the largest lead of the night (eight).

Kenny Brown (17 points) and Tyshawn Patterson (11) paced Team DRC in the victory, while ShawnDre' Jones scored a team-high 16 points for The Web, who were trying to eliminate a Richmond-area team for the second consecutive game. The Web defeated Ram Nation (VCU) 73-64 on Friday night.

DRC now faces the daunting task of ending Overseas Elite's 27-game winning streak Sunday. 

Eberlein Drive 68, Challenge ALS 67

The final game of the night resulted in Eberlein Drive securing a trip to Chicago with a dramatic 68-67 victory over Challenge ALS in the Salt Lake City Regional final.

Like many that came before it on this day, it was a hard-fought battle that was not truly decided until the end. The two sides found themselves locked up at 35-apiece following a tight first half—and not much would change in the second half.

Top-seeded Eberlein Drive held a 60-55 lead with 6:08 remaining in the fourth quarter, but it soon found itself on the brink of elimination as Team Challenge ALS went on a 12-2 to move to within one point of victory.

However, a 6-0 run capped off by a Taylor Braun layup helped Eberlein rally for an unbelievable victory:

Braun finished with 12 points, while Jerome Randle had a team-high 18 for Eberlein Drive. Dee Bost and Marvelle Harris each had 13 points for Team Challenge ALS.

Eberlein Drive advances to the quarterfinals, where it will face have a showdown with Carmen's Crew (Ohio State) on Aug. 1 at 7 p.m. ET.