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.

Blair rolls to title at Beast of the East

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