7–2 run to close out the game with an 84–78 Commodore victory. Mangakahia recorded 17 assists to set a single-game record for the program. The win gave Syracuse a 5–0 start to the season, their first perfect start in four years. Wisconsin took on Vanderbilt in the finale of the Reef Division. The game was extremely close throughout the contest, with Wisconsin holding a three-point lead with about two and half minutes to go in regulation. Vanderbilt scored three points to tie the game at 69 points apiece with a 1:22 left. Neither team was able to score so the game went to overtime. Overtime stated with scoreless for almost 3 minutes when Vanderbilt took a two point lead. Wisconsin respond to tie it up and then hit the go-ahead layup with just over a minute to go. Vanderbilt had two late shots to tie the game but they failed to go in so Wisconsin ended up winning 73–71 in Overtime. In the other final game of the Reef Division, Syracuse faced George Washington. The Orange opened strong scoring the first 15 points of the game. Although the Colonials would outscore the Orange from that point on they were unable to climb out of the hole and Syracuse ended up winning 74–62, giving Syracuse the Reef Division championship. Reef Division All Tournament Team Tiana Mangakahia, Syracuse MVP Cayla McMorris, Wisconsin Rachel Bell, Vanderbilt Kelli Prange, George Washington Miranda Drummond, Syracuse References Paradise Jam Tournament Paradise Jam Tournament Paradise Jam