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SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Nolan Richardson needed just 15 minutes to pour in 22 points and lead the West All Stars to a 138-117 win over the East All Stars Friday, March 27 in the National Association of Basketball Coaches' Division II All-Star Game at the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Richardson was named Most Outstanding Player after pouring in six 3-pointers while pulling in five rebounds, dishing out a pair of assists and collecting four steals off of the bench.
The West All Stars rolled out to a 70-52 halftime lead then cruised to the win.
Western Washington's Ira Graham scored 21 points, South Carolina-Aikens' Chris Commons dropped in 20 more while Saint Martin's Jake Linton (19 points), Central Oklahoma's Lance Harper (15 points) and Wisconsin-Parkside's Lavontay Fenderson (12 points) all scored in double figures for the West All Stars.
Richardson was the lone West reserve to score in double digits.
The East All Stars were paced by Elizabeth City State's Anthony Hilliard who finished with 24 points and 10 rebounds. Hilliard was named the East's Most Outstanding Player after notching the double-double.
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