SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Notre Dame hit fast and hard and spread the wealth Wednesday night on offense.V.J. Beachem and Bonzie Colson each scored 16 points to lead Notre Dame to a 92-49 win over Seattle University in the second round of the Legends Classic.Junior point guard Matt Farrell chipped in a career-high 13 points for the Irish (2-0), who took control early with a 15-2 run and led by 31 at halftime.We were very ready to go, said Notre Dame coach Mike Brey. We shot it great because we passed it even better than we shot it.Steve Vasturia also finished with 13 points as six Irish players scored in double digits, and they finished with 23 assists.That just shows were sharing the ball and playing together, Beachem said. Thats our number one key to success, offensively.After hitting just 3 of 16 3-point tries in their opening win over Bryant, the Irish knocked down 10 in the first half alone.Matej Kavas scored 11 to pace Seattle (1-2). Redhawks leading scorer Brendan Westendorf, who came in averaging 19.5 points, did not score after missing all eight of his field-goal attempts, including seven from 3-point range.He wasnt the only Redhawk who struggled as Seattle shot just 29 percent while committing 21 turnovers.Bottom line is, we were manhandled, said Seattle coach Cameron Dollar. We didnt have the competitive spirit we normally have.After being outrebounded by Bryant last Saturday, Notre Dame edged Seattle on the boards, 40-33, with Colsons eight leading the way.POINT THREATAfter looking to pass first rather shoot in Notre Dames first game, Farrell fired away from deep and hit three 3-pointers, while still managing to dish out four assists.I love getting other people involved, thats something Ive always done, but if I get an open shot, Ive got to take it, Farrell said. Thats something the coaching staffs been on me a lot. They want me to be more aggressive.HE SAID ITBrey: One of the officials grabbed me at the end and said, `Man, youve got a great vibe. Your guys really like playing together. And thats quite a compliment. You can imagine how many different teams and vibes hes around in heated atmospheres, and I let our guys know that.BIG PICTURESeattle: The Redhawks, who play all five of their Legends Classic contests on the road, faced Notre Dame for the first time. After playing Colorado tough in a 12-point loss in Boulder last week, this one got away from the Redhawks, who trailed by 20 with 6:25 still to play in the first half.Notre Dame: Unselfish offense by the Irish continued to impress Wednesday night, as the Irish are averaging 90.5 points after two games.UP NEXTSeattle: Meets Louisiana-Monroe on Monday in the Legends Classic at Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington.Notre Dame: Host to Loyola (Maryland) on Friday, its third straight home game to open the season before facing Colorado in the Legends Classic at Barclays Center in Brooklyn Detroit Tigers Jerseys . -- Jaye Marie Green shot a 4-under 68 on Thursday to increase her lead to five strokes after the second round of the LPGA Tours qualifying tournament. Al Kaline Jersey . Siddikur, whose previous win on the circuit came in Brunei three years ago, finished his bogey-free round with a birdie on the 18th for a total of 17-under 199. 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Epic upsets.Do you know what time it is?The Nike Tournament of Champions, one of the most prestigious events on the high school girls basketball calendar, got under way Monday in Phoenix.Heres a Day 1 recap and a look ahead to Day 2.Game of the dayWe didnt have to wait long Monday for the winner in this category. Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, California), which was ranked third in last weeks espnW 25 Power Rankings, fell to Grandview (Aurora, Colorado) 54-53 in the first game of the Joe Smith bracket.UCLA signee Michaela Onyenwere and junior Leilah Vigil each had 17 points for Grandview, which entered the game unranked.The game was tight from the tip, with the score tied at the end of the first quarter and Grandview up by two points at halftime.A layup by St. Marys-bound Madeline Holland gave Mitty a one-point lead heading into the final quarter.After some flipping and flopping on the scoreboard, Onyenwere gave Grandview a three-point lead with 1:06 remaining. Holland closed the gap to one with a short jumper with 28 seconds left, but a last-second shot by Karisma Ortiz fell off the rim as the buzzer sounded, giving Grandview a national-level win over a team that was considered the favorite by many.Grandview coach Josh Ulitzky was thrilled with his team.The referees let both teams play, and my team battled on defense, rebounded and limited Mitty to one shot most of the time, he said. Simply a great effort on their part.Grandview improved to 5-0 on the season, and Mitty fell to 4-1.Stars of the daySydni Harvey, Bentwood Academy (Tennessee): The 5-foot-7 junior point guard was spectacular in leading Brentwood Academy to a 64-57 win over Carondelet (Concord, California) in the John Anderson bracket. Harvey scored 30 points, including 5 3-pointers, scoring at pivotal moments of the game. Next up for Brentwood is a battle against Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Maryland) and super sophomore Chlloe Chapman on Tuesday.dddddddddddd.Kelsey Marshall, Miami Country Day (Florida): The 5-9 shooting guard and Miami signee helped keep Miami Country Day on the winners side of the Joe Smith bracket with four crucial points down the stretch in a 54-49 win over Elizabeth Seton (Bladensburg, Maryland). The No. 81 prospect in the espnW HoopGurlz Top 100 finished with 20 points.Ariel Johnson, St. Marys (Stockton, California): The 5-7 sophomore point guard had 20 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, to help St. Marys hold off Cardinal OHara (Springfield, Pennsylvania) 65-55 in the Joe Smith bracket. Johnson was simply smooth, taking control of the tempo, knocking down crucial jumpers and disrupting Cardinal OHara. Next up for St. Marys is Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Maryland), which got a first-round bye after Riverdale (Murfreesboro, Tennessee), was unable to make it to the tournament due to travel complications.Statement of the dayOK, so the game was listed as an exhibition, but Centennial (Las Vegas), the No. 2 team in the espnW 25 Power Rankings, still took the opportunity to send a message. Centennial jumped all over Riverdale Baptist, which had been scheduled to open against Riverdale (Tennessee), and put together a 20-0 run in the first quarter. Centennial never looked back in the 73-37 win. Next up for Centennial is Clovis West (Fresno, California), ranked seventh in the first espnW 25 Power Rankings.Day 2 outlookWeve got a few games circled on our Tuesday schedule, but one is circled, highlighted, underlined and starred. Long Beach Poly, led by seniors Ayanna Clark (USC), Danae Miller (UC Santa Barbara) and Jasmine Jones (Loyola Marymount), takes on Miami Country Day, led by Marshall and Channise Lewis (Illinois). Poly is coming off a 77-59 win over Rock Creek Christian Academy (Upper Marlboro, Maryland) in the first round. ' ' '