Blair rolls to title at Beast of the East

Dec 21, 2009, 7:36 AM EST

by Jason Bryant

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Blair Academy (N.J.) outdistanced second place Central Dauphin (Pa.) to win the 2009 TGI Friday's Beast of the East.

For the brackets and team scores, click the links above.

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