The overwhelming favorite to win the contest did, as Petersburg’s Chris Evans delivered a one-hand 360 off a pass from himself for a 50 from the judges in the final.
But Douglas Freeman’s Josh Brinkley didn’t give it to him easily, coming with enough slams to force a dunk off to set up Evans’ poster.
“Josh just did a tremendous dunk and the judges were a little harsh. The crowd was hard to please,” Evans said. “There ain’t so much you can do that’s hasn’t already been seen.”
John Marshall’s Maurice Johnson finished third putting up a 46 on one of his dunks.
First Round (Two Dunks)
Chris Evans, Petersburg (45–50) 95
Maurice Johnson, J. Marshall (43–46) 89
Josh Brinkley, D. Freeman (43–43) 86
Jeri Mask, Highland Springs (0-36) 36
Brandon Coleman, Matoaca (0-33) 33
J’Quan Martin, L.C. Bird (33, injured on first attempt) 33
Second Round (Two Dunks)
Evans (48–48) 96
Brinkley (50–46) 96
Johnson (43–41) 84
Final (Three Dunks)
Evans (43-45–50) 138
Brinkley (43–45–44) 132
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