The Official Site of the 2010 Henderson NCAA Tournament Challenge

(Montoursville) - On paper the championship game was an easy pick - perennial powerhouse Duke Blue Devils over the Butler Bulldogs, enrollment 4,200. But this is what dreams are made of - a chance at the improbable, if not impossible.

Duke and Butler gave one of the best title games in recent memory that literally didn't end until after the buzzer sounded. A half court heave by Gordon Hayward had everyone holding their breath as it hit the backboard, then the rim, then to the floor giving Duke their fourth National Championship.

Butler definitely had their One Shining Moment - Carol take it away!

Congratulations to Ann Knaus for her first victory in the Henderson NCAA Tournament Challenge. With the Duke victory, she leapfrogged into sole possession of first place and all the fame and glory. Go ahead Ann, brag to all those who you beat! Joe Pittman, Jr. ended in second place and third place was tied with Josh Wilson and Kara Stahl.

Check out the final Leader Board and see where you finished.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this seasons challenge. We had a record number of entries (185) and look forward to another exciting year next season! We have received many new ideas for the website, and look for next year to be more interactive! Thank you again and go Phillies!!

All you Dallas & Redskin Fans

Christmas came early for you division rivals. McNabb to Washington for a second round draft pick?? Really? It is a sad day indeed when one of the most prolifent passers of all time gets traded for nothing. We lower our Eagle flags to half mast and must revive the boos of Andy Reid from that fateful draft day April 17, 1999.

Even Wikipedia has it updated that McNabb is the quarterback for the Washington Redskins. So it must be true.