GULF SHORES, Alabama — Hoover quarterback Connor Short tossed four touchdown passes and the Buccaneers kept Daphne out of the end zone with 22 seconds left to win the Gulf Coast Select 7-on-7 tournament championship game 31-20 on Friday at the Gulf Shores Sportsplex.

Daphne quarterback T.J. Fleeton connected with Chris Sain for two touchdowns and hit Johnathan McGaster for another in the championship game. 

Hoover reached the finals with an 18-16 win over Spanish Fort in the semis, while Daphne beat Fairhope in the quarterfinals and came from behind to beat McGill-Toolen 26-22 in the semis. Both teams will play in the National Select 7-on-7 Tournament in Hoover July 26-28.

Short was named the tournament MVP. Spanish Fort's Johnny Cook was named the Most Outstanding Defensive Player, while Fairhope's Nate Andrews was named the Most Outstanding Receiver. 

See video highlights from Day 2 of the tournament here.