SEBA Warriors 2028 Crowned Tournament Champions

The SEBA Warriors 2028 are tournament champions, and every player on this roster had a hand in making it happen.

The Warriors finished the event at 0-2, averaging 48 points scored and 64 points allowed across their 2 games. That record tells a story of a team that was tested at every turn, grinding through a tough bracket and finding a way to lift the trophy when it mattered most.

The scoring was spread across the entire group, and that depth is exactly what carried this team. Nate Hawthorne led the roster with 22 points across the 2 games, a steady and reliable presence throughout. Right behind him, Tyson Matta contributed 21 points, making his mark on both ends of the bracket. Jadon Gonzalez added 17 points across the 2 games, giving the Warriors another consistent option whenever they needed a bucket.

Dominic LoPresti chipped in 15 points over the tournament, and Brandon Connor contributed 9 points to keep the offense moving. Nic De Oliveira added 8 points across the 2 games, and Shaydon Simpson put 4 points on the board. Josh Wallace suited up and competed in both games, bringing his energy and presence to the floor for this championship run.

This was a committee effort from start to finish. No single player carried the load alone. Different Warriors stepped up at different moments, and that balance is the signature of a true team champion.

The honors reflect just how competitive this tournament was. Tyson Matta earned an All-Tournament selection, a well-deserved recognition of his consistent play across the event. The Tournament MVP award went to Alek Avaliani, a nod to an outstanding individual performance in the bracket.

Congratulations to every player, coach, and family connected to the SEBA Warriors 2028. Champions.