Difference between revisions of "KSL March Madness"
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<li>Aaron Hughes | <li>Aaron Hughes | ||
| + | <li>08 Runner Up | ||
| + | <li>Aaron Hughes (2) | ||
<li>Brian Schoutteet</ol></ul> | <li>Brian Schoutteet</ol></ul> | ||
|<ul><ol start="2011"> | |<ul><ol start="2011"> | ||
| − | <li>Aaron Hughes | + | <li>Aaron Hughes (3) |
<li>Dave Pate | <li>Dave Pate | ||
| − | <li>13 | + | <li>13 Runner Up |
<li>Doug Hahn | <li>Doug Hahn | ||
| − | <li>Doug Hahn | + | <li>Doug Hahn (2) |
| − | <li>Brian Schoutteet | + | <li>Brian Schoutteet (2) |
| − | <li>Brian Schoutteet | + | <li>Brian Schoutteet (3) |
| − | <li>Dave Pate | + | <li>Dave Pate (2) |
<li>Dave Nannigna | <li>Dave Nannigna | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 15 March 2021
KSL doesn't just do Football but will also dabble into other sports such as Baseball, Hockey and Basketball. For the NCAA March Madness Tournament, we have been recording our progress since 2006. Here are the winners and runnerups for the NCAA March Madness Tournament.
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Runner Ups
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