Albright's Trevor Deeter was named as the weekend's Most Valuable Player as he led the Lions with 24 points and 10 rebounds in the title game. For the two games played at Keystone College on Friday and Saturday, Deeter netted 37 points while pulling in an impressive 27 rebounds.
Deeter's 24 was a championship game high as four Albright players scored in double digits. Tom Murphy netted 17 points with six rebounds and three assists, while Taylor Steltz added 15 and Kyle Brudvig 13. Matt Kieselowsky dished out a game high 10 assists to pace Albright.
Duke Cooper led the way for Pitt-Greensburg with 13 points while Rashad Davison added 11 and Matt Rowland 10.
Pitt-Greensburg jumped out early building a four point lead less than five minutes into the game. With Albright trailing by three, Steltz connected on one his two three-pointers of the day to knot the score at 17 and was followed by Brudvig bucket to give the Lions their first lead. The Bobcats regained what would turn out to be their final advantage with ten minute to go in the first half when Matt Rowland hit tow free throws for a 23-21 lead.
A minute later Albert Medero hit his only two free throws of the contest to give Albright the lead for good.