College 3-Point Contest results, highlights: Keisei Tominaga, Sara Scalia capture shooting titles – Sporting News

Fans desperate for college hoops ahead of the Final Four can tune into a handful of college basketball’s All-Star weekend-like activities
One of which will be the 3-point contest featuring Oakland’s Jack Gohlke and Nebraska’s Keisei Tominaga. The annual challenge brings together some of the nation’s best shooters from blue bloods to mid-majors.
College hoops will also have a dunk contest and a women’s 3-point contest during the same event.
The Sporting News has you covered with live scores, results, and highlights as well as what to know prior to the contests.
(All times Eastern)
11:17 p.m. ET – Scalia posts a 16 in her shootout with Tominaga, who is up next.
10:51 p.m. ET – Frank finishes strong to post 18 in the final round, but Scalia tops her with 19, giving the Big Ten its second 3-point champion of the night.
10:42 p.m. ET – There’s a three-way tie at 17 between Frank, Dyaisha Fair and Sara Scalia in the second round. The first tie-breaker is shots made. The second tiebreaker is best overall rack. Unfortunately, that means Fair won’t advance to the final round.
10:35 p.m. ET – Mizzou’s Hayley Frank dominates the first round of the women’s contest with 23 despite waiting for over an hour to shoot.
10:17 p.m. ET – Thomas regresses to 17 in the finals, and Tominaga beats him out with a 19! That was fun. 
10:11 p.m. ET – Tominaga at the buzzer again! This time, to advance to the finals. 
TOMINAGA SO ELECTRIC pic.twitter.com/gdPoxkFp43
10:08 p.m. ET – Hofstra’s Tyler Thomas tore up the second round, posting a 26 with a brilliant performance.
10:01 p.m. ET – Jack Gohlke gets hot late, but it’s not enough to overcome a rough start and advance. Keisei Tominaga, Jamison Battle, Tyler Thomas, and Boo Buie (tiebreaker) advance, with Tominaga leading the pack.
9:55 p.m. ET – Tominaga waited for the buzzer! Ice cold.
Insane swag by Keisei Tominaga pic.twitter.com/y4tx7bXfqv
The men’s and women’s 3-point contests feature eight participants each. A champion will be crowned in the Hanes men’s 3-point championship and the Hanes women’s 3-point championship.
The winner of those titles will face off in the Skechers Battle of the Champions for the overall championship.
The NCAA’s All-Star festivities are scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 4. The event will take place at the Global Credit Union Arena located on Grand Canyon University’s campus.
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Brendan O'Sullivan is an editorial intern for Sporting News.

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