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Brocke Stepteau scored 24 points, the highest in his career, to lead Hawaii to a 90-79 win over Utah on Thursday night in the first round of the Legacy wooden game.

Eddie Stansberry scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half for the Rainbow Warriors (4-1). Four players made at least two 3-pointers for Hawaii, who will face Seton Hall (2-2) in Friday's semifinal.

Hawaii overcame trouble for three of his starters in the first half, showing his depth. The Rainbow Warriors took a 12-1 run to take a 31-24 lead and never went astray.

Donnie Tillman and Riley Battin each scored 16 points for Utah (2-2).

Utah shot 47% of their shots – the best of any of the eight teams – with a lot of depth but only 37% in the first half against Hawaii and could not make up an eight-point deficit in the first half. halftime.

Utah will play the Grand Canyon (3-2).

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20:30.

Myles Powell scored 40 points, a career-high, to lead Seton Hall to an 82-75 first round victory over Grand Canyon in Wooden Legacy's legacy on Thursday night.

He tied the tournament record for the number of points scored by James Harden – the reigning MVP of the NBA – from Arizona State in 2008.

Powell scored 3 points from the top of the bow with 66 seconds left to give the Pirates (2-2) the lead for good at 76-75. Grand Canyon scored 0 for 2 on the field with a turnover from there.

Damari Milstead scored 21 points and Alessandro Lever scored 20 points for the Grand Canyon (3-2).

Powell, who set the tournament record with 21 points in the first half, concocted consecutive baskets to give Seton Hall a 10-point lead with nine minutes remaining. Lever responded with a 3-pointer and Michael Finke hit two more 3s in 20-9, giving the Antelopes a 73-72 lead, their first since 2-0, two minutes from the end.

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4:15 p.m.

Fresno State started early with a quick, aggressive and effective offensive to build a big lead and never looked back at a 78-59 win over Northwestern in the first round of the Wooden Legacy at Titan Gym of Cal State Fullerton Tuesday.

The Bulldogs (2-1) built a 42-28 lead at half-time, shooting 51.9% of the field.

Guard Braxton Huggins led the state of Fresno with 17 points. He went from one end to the other of the country with a slam dunk to give a 71-49 lead to the state of Fresno. This piece was emblematic of Northwestern's defensive mistakes, as it allowed Huggins to easily enter the hallway.

Fresno State had five double-digit players. Striker Sam Bittner scored 14 points and amassed 4 of 5 3 points and New Williams 14 points. The Bulldogs had 18 assists.

Northwestern (3-1) suffered its first loss of the season while its defense and white-sided press, generally solid, could not slow the state of Fresno.

Vic Law led Northwestern with 13 points.

The actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus was present for this match at the Titan Gym. His son, Charlie Hall, is part of the Northwestern team.

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1:45 p.m.

Chris Lykes scored 18 points and Miami adopted the morning's game in a dominant 85-49 win over La Salle in the first round of Wooden Legacy on Thursday.

The Hurricanes (4-0), the team that scored the most goals in the tournament, continued to skyrocket and make their way with ease. Five players scored double for Miami.

"They lobbied, and we managed to catch up, make strong passes, get on the track, shoot goals and kick the ball out," Lykes said. "We are a dynamic team, it is a little different from the team last year."

Goalkeeper Anthony Lawrence dived two minutes after the kickoff of the first basket of the game. He then had a dissenting dunk, and his teammates also participated in the slam-dunk party.

Jared Kimbrough scored 10 points for La Salle (0-5).

In addition to Miami and LaSalle, the titanium gym tournament at the Cal State Fullerton campus includes Northwestern, Fresno State, Seton Hall, Grand Canyon, Hawaii and Utah, with games on Thursday, Friday and Sunday.

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