Similar to yesterday, there is just one game to report today as March Madness continues.
Coming off a season best 14 points last week, Anzac Rissetto was included in fifth ranked University of North Carolina Charlotte’s starting five for their Conference USA second round encounter with University of Texas San Antonio.
New Zealand’s leading rebounder at the 2018 FIBA U17 World Championship claimed two offensive boards as Charlotte forged an early 9-8 lead.
Unfortunately, Texas San Antonio, seeded fourth, grabbed control soon after and went on to win 72-62.
Anzac, in his fifth start of the season for the 49ers, finished with 7 points, six rebounds and a steal in the loss.
Below is a quick look at what lies ahead for the remainder of the week.
Tomorrow
Akienne-Tera Reed (Virginia Commonwealth University) will carry fifth seeding into the Atlantic 10 Tournament.
James Moors (Colorado State University) tagged #3 at the Mountain West Tournament.
Saturday
Kendell Heremaia (Fordham University) seeded #2 in the Atlantic 10 Tournament.
Yuat Alok (Coppin State University) top seed at the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
Flynn Cameron and Angus McWilliam (University of California Riverside), ranked third, take on Hawaii at the Big West Tournament.
Tobias Cameron (Abilene Christian University) seeded second at the Southland Conference Tournament.
In addition, Thomas Webley and Hartford University Hawks are already through to the America East Conference Final on Sunday.
Also, on Sunday Will Heather (Dallas Baptist University) will be playing Southern Arkansas at the NCAA Division II National Championship.
