Northfield, Vt. - Trinity College was named the 2013 Ed Hockenbury Men's Basketball Classic Champions following this afternoon's 57-43 win against the host Norwich University Cadets.  Worcester State finished the tournament in third place after downing the University of Maine-Augusta 96-56 in the consolation game.  Trinity held Norwich to seven in the first half en route to Saturday's 57-43 win, improving to 6-3, while the loss drops the Cadets to 2-5.Trinity junior guard Hart Gliedman (New York, N.Y.) was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player. He was joined on the All-Tournament team by Trinity junior co-captain center George Papadeas (Athens, Greece), Norwich's Evan Tullar (Chelsea, Vt.), Worcester State's Jake Ratcliffe (Northbridge, Mass.), and UMA's Brandon Rogers (Trophy Club, Texas).

The Bantams opened the game with a 16-2 run spanning the first eight minutes of the game, thanks to four treys by four different players, and held Norwich to just three first-half field goals for a 31-7 halftime advantage.  Norwich turned things around in the second half, and cut the Bantam lead to 10 points with 1:25 left in the game, but the game's conclusion was never in doubt.  The Bantams were led by sophomore guard Jaquann Starks (Hartford, Conn.), who netted a game-high 14 points. Classmate Rick Naylor (Sudbury, Vt.) added 13 points, and Papadeas posted a double-double of 10 points and 12 rebounds.