2011 Great Alaska Shootout

2012 Great Alaska Shootout
Teams	8 (men's), 4 (women's)
Finals site	Sullivan Arena; Anchorage, Alaska
Champions	Murray State (men's) ; Miami (FL)(women's)
MVP	Isaiah Canaan, Murray State (men's) ; Shenise Johnson, Miami (FL) (women's)
Great Alaska Shootout

The 2011 Great Alaska Shootout, was the 33rd Great Alaska Shootout competition, the annual college basketball tournament in Anchorage, Alaska that features colleges from all over the United States. The 2011 event was held from November 23, 2011, through November 26, 2011, with 8 colleges attending from Kentucky, Alaska, New Hampshire, California, Michigan, New Mexico, and Mississippi.

Brackets[]

* – Denotes overtime period

Men's[]

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5th Place Game November 26		Consolation 2nd Round November 25				First Round November 23, 24				Semifinals November 25				Championship November 26

						Murray State		64
						Alaska Anchorage		62
		Alaska Anchorage		52						Murray State		70
		Dartmouth		64						San Francisco		67
						Dartmouth		69
						San Francisco		71
Dartmouth	48													Murray State		90**
Central Michigan	65													Southern Miss		81
						Central Michigan		49
						New Mexico State		78
		Central Michigan		82						New Mexico State		72
7th Place Game			UC Irvine		72						Southern Miss		80			3rd Place Game
Alaska Anchorage	77						UC Irvine		67						San Francisco		71
UC Irvine	63						Southern Miss		78							New Mexico State		81

Women's[]

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Semifinals November 23			Championship November 24

	South Florida	86
	Central Michigan	80*
				South Florida	72
				Miami (FL)	92
	Miami (FL)	72
	Alaska Anchorage	55	3rd Place game November 24

				Central Michigan	90*
				Alaska Anchorage	84

References[]

^ "Year-by-Year Results". Retrieved August 28, 2017.
^ "Women's Year-by-Year Results". Retrieved August 28, 2017.

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[1] "Year-by-Year Results". Retrieved August 28, 2017.

[2] "Women's Year-by-Year Results". Retrieved August 28, 2017.

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