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We caught up with Head Coach Greg Heiar of Trinity Valley, the defending champions, following their overtime win over Monroe College to advance. In a game that turned into a fight, Trinity Valley had five players in double figures and stayed composed when it mattered most — highlighted by Armani Henderson’s back-to-back buckets to force overtime. Coach Heiar broke down how his group maintained their composure, the importance of balanced scoring in a game like this, and the message to his team in the locker room as they prepare for what’s next.

Breaking: 6’4 guard Jalen Lyn of College of Southern Idaho has officially reopened his recruitment and is requesting his release from Middle Tennessee. Coming off a strong performance of 23 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals while shooting 6 for 17 from the field in a 73–66 victory to advance CSI. One of the top JUCO guards on the market is now available. College coaches can access his résumé via the Revocruit software.

Hutch Day 2 Standouts College coaches, these are names you need to know. Track them now inside Revocruit.

NOC Enid survives in OT. 81–78. Down the stretch, pressure hit… but this group didn’t flinch. 5 players in double figures. Pure team basketball. “This is the vision we had all year… if we play unselfish, we all succeed.” Underdogs? Not anymore. Next up.

Hutch: No. 21 Northern Oklahoma College–Enid vs No. 12 South Plains. Win or go home. Two powerhouse programs, one opportunity to make a statement on this stage. This is where legacies start — or seasons end.

TCU commit and Gulf Coast State’s Trent Lincoln put on a show tonight and showed why he’s regarded as the best player in JUCO basketball, dropping 25 points, 5 assists, and 5 boards in an overtime win to beat Brunswick CC at Hutch.

JC: 6’4 sophomore guard McCaden Adams of Snow College, a Revocruit Powered JUCO, delivered 30 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds while shooting 7-for-9 from beyond the arc and 10-for-13 from the field in a 128–86 victory. We asked Adams postgame: •You caught fire from three tonight—when did you feel that rhythm really kick in? •In this environment with college coaches watching, did you feel like you made a statement? •As you head into the second round, what’s the team’s mindset and how do you keep this momentum going? College coaches — track McCaden Adams now inside the Revocruit software.

JC: 6’11 sophomore center Sean Felts (@seanfelts22) of Snow College, a Revocruit Powered JUCO, delivered a dominant double-double with 27 points, 12 rebounds, and 3 assists while shooting 3-for-4 from beyond the arc and 6-for-12 from the field in a 128–86 victory. We asked Felts postgame: •Coming into this game, when did you know you’d be able to dominate the paint on both ends? •In a tournament setting with college coaches watching, did you feel like you showed why you’re one of the top JUCO bigs in the country? •As a player who leads by example, how do you also use your voice to keep this team locked in heading into the second round? College coaches — track Sean Felts now inside the Revocruit software.

Day one in Hutch delivered. Urgency. Intensity. Separation. Unknowns became must-knows. College coaches, track these players inside the Revocruit software. Who’s next?

Hutch: Day 2 is live. No. 9 Snow College vs No. 24 Trinidad State — two programs led by coaches who know how to win. Andrew May leads the Badgers, while Mike Folda has the Trojans ready to compete. New day. Same stakes. Survive and advance.

Day one in Hutch delivered. These are the JUCO players who set the tone early at the Hutch National Tournament. College coaches can track every name inside the @Revocruit software.

Hutch: Final game of the night — No. 19 Brunswick vs No. 14 Gulf Coast State. One last battle to close out Day 1, and both sides know what’s at stake. Best way to cap the night — win and keep the run alive.

JC: 6’2 sophomore guard R.J. Nance of Revocruit Powered New Mexico Junior College (@NMJC_MBB) delivered 23 points and 5 rebounds while shooting 4-for-7 from beyond the arc and 7-for-10 from the field in a 103–90 victory. We asked Nance postgame:     •    What were you feeling being the go-to guy in a win like this?     •    As you head into the second round, what’s going to push this team over the edge? College coaches — track R.J. Nance now inside the Revocruit software.

Hutch: Game 3 on the slate — No. 20 Mineral Area vs No. 13 Monroe University. Another matchup loaded with urgency, talent, and everything on the line. Win and move. Lose and go home.

JC: 6’3 sophomore guard Adrian Shackleton helped Daytona State advance with 24 points and 7 rebounds, shooting an efficient 6-for-7 from beyond the arc and 8-for-15 from the field in a 103–74 victory. After the game we asked him: •What was your mindset coming into a win-or-go-home game like this? •Why should college coaches know about you? College coaches — this is a name you need to know. Track Adrian Shackleton now inside the Revocruit software.

Hutch: No. 18 New Mexico Junior College vs No. 15 Barton Community College. Two programs led by coaches who understand what winning at the highest level looks like. Luke Mackay brings a disciplined, battle-tested New Mexico squad, while Jeremy Coombs brings championship DNA and experience that translates in March.

Hutch: We’re live. The road to a national championship starts now. No. 16 Jones vs No. 17 Daytona State — two programs, loaded with players that college coaches can’t afford to miss. We broke it down from the jump. Now it’s time to watch it unfold. College coach can track every name from this matchup inside the Revocruit software.

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