his effort lead his team to victory, their most important in the competition so far to be precise, was Jamel McLean.

Telekom Baskets Bonn needed to end Oldenburg's 10-game winning streak in the EuroChallenge in order to qualify to the quarter-finals and could only pull this feat if their key players stepped up.

They all did, but nobody was as instrumental as McLean, who played for 24 minutes but still scored 28 points, as his shooting was textbook-perfect, and registered an efficiency rating of 30.

McLean went 8-for-9 from two-point range and added five rebounds and two steals to power Bonn to a vital 92-88 win which secured their place in the EuroChallenge play-offs.Teen Engineers Design Green Cities of the Future

Davidson IB Middle School from North Carolina captured the top prize in the 2010 National Engineers Week Future City Competition with Mamohatra, a future metropolis that combines advanced technologies, green principals and cultural diversity.

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On the third and final day of the 2010 Engineers Week Future City Competition regional winners from 39 schools, along with their parents, teachers and mentors packed a Washington, D.C. hotel ballroom for the announcement of the five finalists — whittled down from the 1,100 middle school teams that entered the contest in September.

Each team was given 12 minutes on stage to make their case before the audience and a panel of judges.

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Luke Churchill from North Carolina's Davidson IB Middle School looked confident as he fielded a