PITTSBURGH – This year’s March Madness has been like no other. The lower-ranking college teams are dominating the higher-ranking teams. What I think was the biggest upset, especially in the first round, was number three Kentucky vs. Number 14 Oakland. Kentucky had a tough game and just could not score. And Oakland had an amazing game, their players were playing some of the best basketball they have ever played. In the end, the score was Oakland, 80, and Kentucky, 76. This game’s outcome was a real upset, as this messed up many of the viewer’s March Madness brackets. However, this is not the only game to have done this. There are many other games that have affected a numerous number of brackets. As of now, for the NCAA tournament there are zero perfect brackets remaining. Have you been watching March Madness?
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March Madness’ Big Upset
Ella Mahlman, Student Reporter
March 28, 2024
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Gabriella Mahlman is one of the student reporters here at Jupiter Christian’s "The Beak." Gabriella, also known as Ella, is a junior and will graduate in 2025. Gabriella moved here from Minnesota after living there her whole life. Gabriella’s favorite and only sport is volleyball. She has played since she was in kindergarten and loves it. She plays for JCS and Side Out Volleyball Club. Gabriella loves sports and watches lots of volleyball and football. Her favorite is to watch college sports. Gabriella’s favorite subject to report on for "The Beak" is sports along with student life. Gabriella’s favorite vacation spot is Punta Cana, as she loved the beaches there and went snorkeling. Gabriella's favorite Bible verse is Psalm 46:5, “God is within her, she will not fall; God will help her at break of day.”