Championship Sunday!

Semifinals Results:

(3) BOHICA 56, (2) Not Your Average Movers 49
This one had all the makings of a heavyweight fight and did not disappoint. BOHICA fought it's way to a 3 point lead at halftime behind 8 first half points from Joey McCann. While Brandon Jones had 10 first half points for the Movers on his way to (15) total. In the second half Ryan Cain turned it on for 13 of his 19 points as BOHICA made plays down the stretch. The defensive efforts of Ray Nunez and Steve Martinez for the Movers and Joey McCann for BOHICA cannot be understated in the second half. A late Derek Retos 3 (his only 3 of the game) put BOHICA ahead and Cain and Keenan Burke-Pitts (15) made foul shots down the stretch to ice it. The Movers end a successful first season 8-2 and BOHICA advanced to the finals. 

BOHICA Scoring:
Cain 19
Burke-Pitts 15
Donnelly 9
McCann 8
Retos 5

MOVERS scoring
Jones 15
Schweitzer 12
Martinez 9
De La Hoz 6
Nunnally 5
Nunez 2

(5) Wet Bandits 51, (1) Whitewater 42
Whitewater's Butler like run to the Final 4 came to an end but no without a great final fight from Andrew Musler with 17 points. Whitewater actually held a 9-2 lead to open the game, but The Bandits fought back as they did all year. Justin Aldrich (15 points) lead the charge for the Bandits but 14 from Jakyiri Simpson also helped the cause. Whitewater playing with only 5 guys had trouble keeping pace. They end their season 9-1 while The Bandits advanced to the finals. 

BANDITS scoring:
Aldrich 15
Simpson 14
Salis 9
Dzcieck 7
J Laroche 4
D Laroche 2
Consolmango 0

WHITEWATER scoring:
A Musler 17
S Musler 11
Macs 6
Scribner 6
Harris 4

FINALS

(5) Wet Bandits 52, (3) BOHICA 50
The Wet Bandits got off to a great early start and lead at the half 31-23, but BOHICA never down and never out stormed back to take as much as an 6 point lead in the second half. It was a slow paced an sloppy affair as The Bandits tried to get the matchups inside and get their buckets in the paint while BOHICA was able to drive and kick and get decent looks. Jaykiri Simpson was huge with 21 points as The Bandits asserted themselves late. Ryan Cain (13 points) would hit a 3 with 21 seconds left to cut it to a 1 point deficit. The Bandits would miss the front end of a one and one but BOHICA would turn the ball over returning the ball to them. This time they would hit a single free throw giving them a 2 point edge. A BOHICA jumpshot went begging as did a putback attempt. with some possibly some contact BOHICA was given the ball with 1 second to go on the baseline but in the traffic and bodies colliding the shot went long and The Wet Bandits posted their first BVBL championship with a 52-50 victory. 

This is the Bandits first title however they have a proud championship legacy on the roster. Dan Laroche, Dave Douiliette, Joe Laroche, and Mike Consolmango were all part of the Worcester West team that won the 2010 championship- this gives them 2 Championships each moving them in to 2 second place all time in league history. This is Justin Aldrich's third championship. Tying him with Anthony Leonelli and Joey McCann with 3 titles each. Aldrich won the 08 and 09 titles as a member of BOHICA. The Bandits benefited from a great late season run and a deep roster which benefitted them greatly in the back to back format this year. They will no doubt return for season 7 and look to defend their title. BOHICA which has been to the championship now 4 5 times in 6 years and won 3, will also be back looking for some degree of revenge. "Give The Wet Bandits all the credit in the world, they adjusted to the type of game it was and Simpson made some huge plays." said BOHICA skipper Anthony Leonelli. When asked about the officiating down the stretch he said "There will be a time to talk about that horrible effort in the future, but tonight let's just give credit to the Wet Bandits for getting it done when it mattered most."  Jakyiri Simpson was named both the postseason and finals MVP. 

BANDITS scoring
Simpson 21
J Laroche 12
Aldrich 8
Dzciek 4
Salis 4
Consolmango 2
D Laroche 1

BOHICA scoring
Cain 13
McCann 13
Burke-Pitts 10
Donnelly 9
Retos 5


Thanks again from the League Office to the 18 teams who made this a great competitive summer of basketball. Fall League info will be coming soon- and Summer League will return stronger than ever in 2014!

Last but not least, thanks to Russ Boisvert who does a phenomenal job taking professional quality photos of the league. Please check out his site at http://russ-place.smugmug.com/Basketball/2013-BVBL

Ladies and Gentlemen...your 2013 BVBL Champions 

left to right: Mike Dzcieck, Dave Douilette, Mike Consolmango, Dan Laroche, Mike Salis, Joe Laroche, Justin Aldrich, Jakyri Simpson (Playoff and Finals MVP)

Championship Sunday Preview!

With a new format this year, the final 4 and championship will be decided this Sunday at Mendon Park. The BVBL will conclude it's 6th season and parity reigns. Here are some story lines.

The South will rise again! Whitewater becomes the first team from South division since the beginning of divisional play to reach the final 4. 

New Blood! The expansion Not Your Average Movers squad boasts a roster of 6 but all are new to the BVBL Summer Session. Whitewater is in their second season in the league. Both are in their first final 4

Old Bucks! BOHICA has been in the Final 4 in all 6 years of existence (cashing in titles in '12, '09 and '08) Wet Bandits are in their 2nd straight final 4 in their 2nd year of existence but a number of their players were part of the nucleus of Worcester West which won the '10 Championship.

Lots of Hardware- Brandon Jones (North MVP), Bobby Scribner (South Defensive Player Of The Year) and Greg Harris (South Captain Of The Year) are all still alive in the final 4. 

New Blood Transfusions- Even though BOHICA is a veteran laden team they added Ryan Sheehan this year who has played a significant role also Derek Retos missed last years semis and finals and is ready for his first semis appearance. Mike Salis has breathed new life into the Wet Bandits roster as well. 

Wet Bandits (6-3) by the numbers:
Average Points Scored: 55.8 
Average Points Allowed: 54.2
Average Margin: +1.6 PPG
Key Player: Jakyiri Simpson
X Factor: Justin Aldrich

Whtewater (9-0) by the numbers:
Average Points Scored: 61.0 PPG
Average Points Allowed: 46.8 PPG 
Average Margin: +14.2 PPG
Key Player: Andrew Musler
X Factor: John Macs

Not Your Average Movers (8-1) by the numbers:
Average Points Scored: 64.7 PPG
Average Points Allowed: 50.8 PPG
Average Margin: +13.9 PPG
Key Player: Brandon Jones
X Factor: Steve Martinez

BOHICA (7-2) by the numbers:
Average Points Scored: 75.1 PPG
Average Points Allowed: 67.1 PPG
Average Margin: +8.0 PPG
Key Player: Ryan Cain
X Factor: Derek Retos 


Around the League Predictions:

"BOHICA over Whitewater. Whitewater's outside shooting and BOHICA's experience get them to the finals. BOHICA experience wins out" -League Captain

"Not Your Average Movers over Wet Bandits" -League Captain

"Not Your Average Movers has too much Brandon Jones for anyone to get them. Over the Bandits in the finals -League Captain

"I like BOHICA over Whitewater" -Unnamed League Player

"Not Your Average Movers over Bandits and it's not close." -League Captain

PLAYOFF Results plus schedules

8/7 Quarterfinal Results

Wet Bandits (5) 51, nWo (4) 40
Jakyiri Simpon had 13 including a few from long range that opened up driving lanes, and Mike Salis added 8 and some heady down the stretch plays to secure the win for the Bandits who return to the "Final 4" for the second year. nWo got 12 from Terrell Newton and 12 from Lloyd Kennedy and cap a very successful 2nd campaign. I'm sure the league is curious and wary of what talent Captain Tom Casey will unearth in year 3!

Not Your Average Movers (2) 58, Blazers (7) 38
Not Your Average Movers used their patented full court defense to open up a 1 point halftime lead to a comfortable victory. Bradon Jones posted 23 for the Movers including a thunderous jam. Quincy Nunnally added 15 helping the Movers get going early. The Blazers conclude another steady year with behind 19 from Zach Valliere. 

Whitewater (1) 63, Flying Rhino (8) 46
Matt Gustas is usually content to be one of the cogs in the Whitewater machine...today he showed he is the engine with 23 points from all over. Andrew Musler added 14 and dominated the glass on both ends. Eddie Captstick had 18 from Flying Rhino

BOHICA (3) 63, Losapio Bears (6) 61
BOHICA held on through some late game trauma as Ryan Cain had 19 including the go ahead And1 with 2 seconds remaining, Derek Retos 18 and steady play from Joey McCann carried the day. Hector Heredia (16 points) capped a stellar rookie season for the Bears and Jesus Moore added a tough 14 for the Bears. A Tyler Delorey 30 footer went begging at the buzzer and BOHICA is through to the final 4. 

Player of the week: Matt Gustas, Whitewater 23 points as the lone South team remaining shows they belong with the big boys! 


8/4 First Round Results

Not Your Average Movers (N1) 71,  Alaskan Amigos (S8)  45
Junior De La Hoz (27 points) and Brandon Jones (30) paced the Movers offense as Steve Martinez and Ray Nunez spearheaded the defense. The Amigos got 8 from Matt Labove and 8 from Alex Suarez

Losapio Bears (N5) 75, Cellar Dwellers (S4) 60
Joey Barillo (17 points) and Tyler Delorey (31 points) lead the charge for the Bears as they advance to the quarters in their first year in league play. The Cellar Dwellers conclude an excellent campaign at 4-4. Doug Roberge had 28 and Eric Matijka easily the leagues most improved player added 19.

nWo (E3) 57, Filthy & Wet (S6) 55 OT
Despite 22 from Anthony Barry and 14 from Corey Gomes, Filthy and Wet's upset bid fell short at the hands of nWo. nWo got 17 from Terrell Newton but the true standout was Colin Carr with 15 points, and he got his hands on seemingly every pivitol loose ball of the game.  Ben Petit chipped in 10 for nWo. 

Whitewater (S1) 46, 508 Athletics (N8) 36
The storm rolled in and the offense rolled out. Whitewater was paced by 11 from Andrew Musler and 10 from Matt Gustas and Matt Sefton. 508 was pace by 13 from Captain Andrew Calzone. 

Flying Rhino (N7) 61, Birdmen (S2) 44
Sergio Colon had 31 and John Genkos added 21 as Flying Rhino utilized transition play and the 3 ball to claim a playoff victory over the always tough Birdmen. The Birdmen were paced by Niko Bryant with 16. 

Wet Bandits (N4) 61, Madmen (S5) 59
The undisputed game of the night- The Madmen brought the Bandits to the brink behind the scoring of Cory Szklarz (23) and the all around play of Dave Farrer (10 points). The Bandits were paced by Mike Salis was 22. However late it was Joe Laroche (15) who hit a giant 3 then after a clutch drive by Bobby Chalmers for The Madmen. It was Laroche who got a tip in at the horn to propel the Bandits to victory. 

BOHICA (N2) 90, Team Hurt Feelings (S7) 83
A very short handed BOHICA rode the outside shooting of Derek Retos (39 points) and the inside play of Joe McCann (22 points) to a first round victory. Team Hurt Feelings got 18 from Deco Anderson and 17 from Kyle Minto as well as 14 from Matt Bixby in defeat. 

Blazers 48 (N6), Ball Don't Lie (S3) 45
Christian Horton (21 points) carried the scoring load for Ball Don't Lie- but a balanced attack and timley play making by The Blazers posted the W. Zach Valliere had 13, Corey Prior had 12 (many down the stretch) and TJ Dolliver chipped in 9 in the victory. 

Players of the Week: Derek Retos, BOHICA, 39 points is good for the yearly high, as well as a very impressive outside shooting display on a chilly blustery night

Sergio Colon, Flying Rhino, 31 points and completely swung the game with his shooting and mid range game int he first half of Rhino's decisive victory. 



Semi Finals 8-18
6 PM (2) Not Your Average Movers vs (3) BOHICA
7 PM (1) Whitewater vs (5) Wet Bandits 
Finals to follow that night

2013 Awards

Awards are out for the BVBL 2013 season. Playoff and Finals MVPs will be posted following the playoffs.

Playoff MVP: Jakyri Simpson Wet Bandits
Finals MVP: Jakyri Simpson Wet Bandits 

South MVP:  Chris Foley (Ball Don't Lie)
South Rookie of the Year: Corey Szklarz (Madmen)
South Defensive Player of the Year: Bobby Scribner (Whitewater)
South Captain of the Year (organization etc): Greg Harris (Whitewater)
South Kyle Dean Citizen of the Year: Chris Hill (H1 And1)

South First Team All League
Chris Foley (Ball Don't Lie)
Corey Szklarz (Madmen)
Sam Fanfan (Birdmen)
Doug Roberge (Cellar Dwellers)
Anthony Barry (Filthy and Wet)

South Second Team All League
Kyle Minton (Team Hurt Feelings)
Andrew Musler (Whitewater)
Matt Sefton (Whitewater)
Jay Snow (Birdmen)
Matt Labove (Alaskan Amigos)

South All Defense Team
Bobby Scribner (Whitewater)
Anthony Barry (Filthy and Wet)
Niko Bryant (Birdmen)
Shawn Gareau (Ball Don't Lie)
Dave Farrer (Madmen)

South All Rookie Team
Andrew Musler (Whitewater)
Corey Szklarz (Madmen)
Matt Labove (Alaskan Amigos)
Kyle Minton (Team Hurt Feelings)
Nick Walch (Ball Don't Lie)



North MVP: Brandon Jones (Not Your Average Movers)
North Rookie of the Year: Ryan Sheehan (BOHICA)
North Defensive Player of the Year: Hector Heredia (Losapio Bears)
North Captain of the Year (Organization Etc): Dave Douiliette (Wet Bandits)
North Kyle Dean Citizen of the Year: Brian Collins (508 Athletics)

North First Team All League
Brandon Jones (Not Your Average Movers)
Joey McCann (BOHICA)
Terrell Newton (nWo)
Corey Prior (Blazers)
Jaykiri Simpson (Wet Bandits)

North Second Team All League
John Genkos (Flyin Rhino)
Ryan Cain (BOHICA)
Zach Valliere (Blazers)
Hector Heredia (Losapio Bears)
Ryan Sheehan (BOHICA)
Nick Sienkewicz (508 Athletics)

North All Defense Team
Hector Heredia (Losapio Bears)
Jaykiri Simpson (Wet Bandits)
Joey McCann (BOHICA)
TJ Doliver (Blazers)
Terrell Newton (nWo)

North All Rookie Team
Ryan Sheehan (BOHICA)
Mike Verrichone (nWo)
Nick Sienkewicz (508 Athletics)
Hector Heredia (Losapio Bears)
Brandon Jones (Not Your Average Movers)

Scoring Leaders (Thru JULY 22)

Scoring Leaders Thru July 22
To Qualify must have appeared in 55% of your team's games. 

South Leaders 
1. Cory Szklarz (Madmen) 28.5 PPG
2. Matt Labove (Alaskan Amigos) 21.8 PPG
3. Doug Roberge (Cellar Dwellers) 20.8 PPG
4. Chris Foley (Ball Don't Lie) 20.2 PPG
5. Anthony Barry (Filthy and Wet) 17.5 PPG
6. Sam Fafan (Birdmen) 16.8 PPG
7. Kyle Minton (Team Hurt Feelings) 16.0 PPG
8. Cody Stone (Team Hurt Feelings) 14.0 PPG
9. Ryan Hill (H1 And1) 13.0 PPG
9. Matt Sefton (Whitewater) 13.0 PPG

North Leaders
1. Brandon Jones (Not Your Average Movers) 23.8 PPG
2. Cory Prior (Blazers) 23.3 PPG
3. Ryan Sheehan (BOHICA) 19.6 PPG
4. John Genkos (Flying Rhino) 18.8 PPG
4. Terrell Newton (nWo) 18.8 PPG
6. Ryan Cain (BOHICA) 18.5 PPG
7. Zach Valliere (Blazers) 18.4 PPG
8. Joey McCann (BOHICA) 17.2 PPG
9. Chris Pinsonault (Flying Rhino) 16.8 PPG
10. Nick Sienkewicz (508 Athletics) 16.4 PPG


'13 Season Single Game Highs:
Brandon Jones 37 points 

League Record:
Dave Douillette 44
Derek Retos 44

Standings/Results

SOUTH
Whitewater (7-0)
Birdmen (6-1)
Ball Don't Lie (5-2)
Cellar Dwellers (4-3)
Mad Men (4-3)
Filthy and Wet (4-3)
Alaskan Amigos (2-5)
Team Hurt Feelings (2-5)
Young Bloodz (1-6)
H1 And1 (0-7)


NORTH
Not Your Average Movers (6-1)
BOHICA (5-2)
NWO (4-3)
Wet Bandits (4-3)
Losapio Bears (3-4)
Blazers (3-4)
Flying Rhino (2-5)
508 Athletics (1-6)

7-28 Results
Cellar Dwellers 57, Ball Don't Lie 55
Despite Chris Foley (20 points) and Christian Horton (15 points) best efforts- Cellar Dwellers posted the W to cement their first winning season in their BVBL career. Doug Roberge (17) lead the way for the Dwellers but the play of the game came with 6 seconds to go and the score tied as Ball Don't Lie attacked the rim, Nick Burnett (15 points) swatted away the Ball Don't Lie shot,
Zach Freitas (13 points) tracked down the ball and made a crafty finish as time expire to clinch the win!

Losapio Bears 65, 508 Athletics 47
Hector Heredia (22 points) and Joey Barillo (19 points) paced the Bears offensively and Jesus Moore kicked in 16. 508 was paced by stand in Mike Perrault with 15.

NWO 58, Flying Rhino 49
Colin London (17 points) and Lloyd Kennedy (10) and Terrel Newton (10) spearheaded a balanced nWo attack. Flying Rhino was lead by John Genkos with 16 and Sergio Colon with 10. 

Not Your Average Movers 67, Blazers 43
The Blazers lead by 2 at the half behind the scoring of Cory Prior (16 points) but the Movers ratcheted up the intensity in the second half and pulled away. Brandon Jones had 23 and Dan Schweitzer added 12 and Junior De La Hoz 13.

BOHICA 75, Wet Bandits 65
Despite an offensive explosion from Mike Consolmango (20 points) and 13 from Justin Aldrich the Wet Bandits fell to BOHICA. Derek Retos tallied 23 while Ryan Sheehan netted 20 in the win. Old Long Sleeves Anthony Leonelli connected on 4 3's to put 12 in the book. 

Birdmen 74, Team Hurt Feelings 71
Sam Fanfan scored 26 points and Richard Afutu added 12 as The Birdmen held on against a very balanced Hurt Feelings attack. Cody Stone (21 points) and Kyle Minton (17 points) connected outside- while Deco Anderson (15 scored inside). 

North Player of the Week: Derek Retos BOHICA 23 points and hit them when they were needed in the BOHICA victory.

South Player of the Week: Sam Fanfan Birdmen 26 points in a hard fought victory for the Birds. 

7-21 Results
Birdmen 56, Cellar Dwellers 50
Despite some crafty play from Joe Regan (8 points) and some scoring from Doug Roberge (15) and Zach Freitas (11) the Cellar Dwellers couldn't hang with the Birdmen in the 1 PM game. The Birdmen were lead by Sam Fanfan with 21 and Derek Johnson chipped in 13 in the victory. The Dwellers will face Ball Don' Lie next week with a lot of seeding on the line- while The Birdmen will play Team Hurt Feelings as they attempt to lock up the 2 seed in the south.

Madmen 50, YoungBloodz 46
The Youngbloodz ran out to a 17-2 lead before the Madmen flipped the switch and came storming back. Marc Laplante (14 points) and Chris Farrer (16 points) were low post forces for the 'men while Jeremy Bacon (19 points) paced The Bloodz. Both teams have concluded their regular seasons and await the release of the brackets. 

nWo 69, Losapio Bears 59
An undermanned nWo team got a statement victory in the 3 pm game. Late season callup Ben Petit (24 points) lead the charge for nWo scoring with an array of mid range and 3 point shots while playing a point forward position. Lloyd Kennedy added 21 and Mike Verrichone kicked in a loud 11. The Bears were lead by Joey Barillo with 28 points and Tyler Delorey with 18. Both teams have huge games for seeding next week as The Bears will play 508- and nWo will take on the Flying Rhino. 

Blazers 67, 508 Athletics 57
Corey Prior (30 points) and Zach Valliere (20 points) provided the bulk of the offensive and freshly married Rob Elliot added 11 as the Blazers held off 508. 508 got their offensive punch from Nick Sienkewicz with 20 and Matt Kneece with 19. 508 will conclude their season with Losapio next week while Blazers will tangle with The Movers. 

Filthy and Wet 50, H1 And1 42
The hottest team in the South is Filthy and Wet after starting 0-3 they have run off 4 straight wins. Today they were lead by Dan Tessier with 18 and Darren Desena with 11. H1 And1 played their normal balance attack getting solid efforts out of Jack Blathford and Ryan Hill. Both these teams conclude their regular seasons and will wait for the playoff pairings to come out. 

Whitewater 68, Team Hurt Feelings 59
Sam Musler (17 points) and John Macs (14 points) lead the charge for Whitewater who also got good production from Greg Harris, Andrew Musler and Matt Sefton who chipped in 11 in the balanced attack. Team Hurt Feelings got got 14 from Ian Groski and 13 from Cody Stone. They will face the Birdmen next week. Whitewater has locked up the #1 seed in the South and will wait for the playoff pairings. 

Not Your Average Movers 68, BOHICA 67
The game of the year, maybe the game of the decade. BOHICA jumped out quick leading by as many as 16 in the first half behind the scoring of Ryan Sheehan (17 points). Junior De La Hoz (24 points) kept The Movers in the game and in the early second half they took charge and THEY lead by as many as 16 in the second half. BOHICA came back- tying the game with 10 seconds to go and going ahead on a Sheehan and1. The Movers possession ended with an under out of bounds with 3 seconds to go, late season fill in Mercury Fiske hit a runner as time expired to give the Movers the victory.  Raymond Nunez and Steve Martinez gave the Movers a huge lift with energy plays. Meanwhile Mike Baldaerlli (11) and Joey McCann (15) made plays for BOHICA. BOHICA will face the Wet Bandits next week with a #2 seed on the line. While The Movers will play The Blazers. The Movers have cemented the #1 seed in the North. 

Wet Bandits 61, Flying Rhino 51
Jared Palmerino stepped into the primary scoring role and dropped 14 for the Rhino. Eddie Capstick added 13 and John Genkos 14 as well as 12 from Sergio Colon. The Bandits held on behind the play of Jakyri Simpson (18 points) and Dan Laroche with 12. The Bandits will play BOHICA next week in a big time seeding game, while Flying Rhino will meet nWo. 

Ball Don't Lie 55, Alaskan Amigos 44
The Amigos fought hard behind play of Matt Labove (21 poins) and a an effective sagging zone defense. Cliff Celestin lead Ball Don't Lie with 15 while Christian Horton kicked in 12 and Brian Foley had 10. Ball Don't Lie will play the Cellar Dwellers next week, while The Amigos will study film and prepare for the playoffs. 

North Player of the Week: Ben Pettit nWo A mammoth 24 point effort helped nWo keep pace in the North playoff race

South Player of the Week: Dan Tessier Filthy and Wet Every time their opponents made a run it was Tessier that answered. 

7-14 Results
Madmen 78, Alaskan Amigos 41
Cory Szklarz continues to put up video game numbers- dropping 36 in the Madmen victory. Todd Gleason chipped in 15 as they advance to 3-3 and the thick of the South Division playoff race. Old Man Leo lead The Amigos with 11. The Madmen will conclude their season against the YoungBloodz next week. While The Amigos will see Ball Don't Lie in the night cap.

Wet Bandits 50, Blazers 47
Rob Elliot missed his first game in his illustrious BVBL summer career however it was for good reason as he had just married Blazers GM Danielle Prunier. In his absence the Blazers fought hard lead by Corey Prior with 25 points and Alex Curry with 8. However The Wet Bandits pulled it out behind the play of Jakyiri Simpson (15 points) and Mike Salis with 11. The Bandits will take on Flying Rhino next week while The Blazers will play 508 Athletics. 

Whitewater 70, Cellar Dwellers 49
Sam Musler (22 points) and Andrew Musler (16 points) lead Whitewater to their 6th straight victory in the 3PM game. Doug Roberge (24 points) fought the good fight for Cellar but Whitewater was too strong. Whitewater will conclude their season next week vs Team Hurt Feelings while the Dwellers will take on The Birdmen. 

508 Athletics 65, Not Your Average Movers 62 OT
Not Your Average Movers entered the game undefeated, while 508 entered winless...but that my friends is why you play the games. Andrew Calzone (18 points) had a career game and Wild Bill Michalski kicked in 15 to lead 508 to victory. The Movers were paced by Brandon Jones with 20 points and Dan Schweitzer with 12. The Movers will play BOHICA next week while 508 will lock horns with the Blazers. 

BOHICA 79, nWo 71
BOHICA pulls out a big one against nWo. nWo got great production from Mike Verrichone (17 points), Terrell Newton (14 points), Tom Casey (14) and Lloyd Kennedy (16 points) but BOHICA (rounding into playoff shape) held them off. Joey McCann (16 points), Derek Retos (13 points) and Ryan Cain (15 points) while Jim Donnelly returned and had 14 in welcome back game. Newcomer John Powell kicked in 12. nWo will take Losapio Bears next week, while BOHICA will play Not Your Average Movers. 

Filthy and Wet 55, Team Hurt Feelings 47
Joey Mespelli (16 points) and Darren Moore (15) proved to be better scorers than watch readers as they showed up late and lead F and W to the W. Kyle Minton (19 points) and Deco Anderson (10 points) lead Team Hurt Feelings in defeat. F and W will conclude their season next week vs H1 And1 and Team Hurt Feelings will play Whitewater.

Youngbloodz 61, H1 And1 50
Despite 15 from Benny Reiffarth, H1 and1 locked up a spot in the Flint Michigan Mega Bowl. Drew Osei added 13 for H1. The Bloodz were paced by Jeremy Bacon with 13 and Derek Moore with 12. H1 will take on Filthy and Wet while The Bloodz will conclude their season with Madmen. 

Flying Rhino 67, Losapio Bears 60
Sergio Colon (19 points) and John Genkos (16 points) lead Flying Rhino to the winners circle in the 8 PM game while Tyler Delorey (21 points) and Joey Barillo (21 points) kept the Bears in it. Rhino will take on Wet Bandits next week while The Bears will play nWo. 

Birdmen 51, Ball Don't Lie 42
Sam Fanfan had an even 20 and Niko Bryant chipped in 13 as the Birdmen won the 9PM game and moved into 2nd place in the South Division. Ball Don't Lie was paced by Kevin MCarthy with 16 points and Brian Foley with 11. Birdmen will play Cellar Dwellers next week. While Ball Don't Lie have a date with the Alaksan Amigos. 

South Player of the Week: Cory Szklarz Madmen, 36 points in what is quickly becoming his award. 

North Players of the Week:  Sergio Colon Flying Rhino, had 19 in the victory, got big buckets when they needed them. Andrew Calzone 508 Athletics, usually known for organization and leadership Calz become the go to offensive guy down the stretch and used his 19 points to engineer the upset over Not Your Average Movers. 

7-7 Results
Rain shortened week, the games that were not be played will be made up on July 28

Filthy and Wet 59, Alaskan Amigos 52
Dan Tessier scored 15 and Anthony Barry added 14 in the victory for F&W. Jack Mahoney is rounding into midseason form with 17 for the Amigos. 

Whitewater 69, YoungBloodz 58
Whitewater was lead by the brothers Musler who combined for 25 points and Matt Gustas (14) to claim their 5th victory over the Bloodz. Youngbloods got 13 from Jeremy Bacon and 12 from Derek Moore. 

Madmen 61, H1 And1 55
Todd Gleason had 13 for the Madmen but the story was Corey Sklarz who apperently misread his GPS and showed up 10 minutes into the game but still dropped 30 in the victory. Ryan Hill had 24 for H1 and young gun Ben Reiffarth had 10. 

South Player of the Week Cory Szklarz had 30 points in a game the Mad Men needed for playoff positioning. 

6-30 results
Cellar Dwellers 52, Alaskan Amigos 44
In a turnover laden game the Cellar Dwellers bested the Amigos. Doug Roberge posted 19 points while Joe Regan kicked in 12 and Eric Matijka also had 12. The Amigos were paced by Matt Labove with 29 points and Evan Prince with 8. The Amigos will take on Filthy and Wet next week while Cellar Dwellers will play Ball Don't Lie

Not Your Average Movers 74, Flying Rhino 58
Brandon Jones exploded for 37 points as Not Your Average Movers improved to 4-0 and are the last undefeated in the North Division. Junior De La Hoz added 15 and Dan Schweitzer posted 10. Rhino was lead by Chris Pinsonault with 17 and John Genkos with 13. The Movers will play The Blazers next week while Flying Rhino will play nWo. 

Whitewater 51, Birdmen 47
Matt Sefton (17 points) and Andrew Musler (12 points) lead the charge for Whitewater as they improved to 4-0 on the season. The Birdmen were lead by Niko Bryant (13 points) and Jay Snow (13 points) and fall to 3-1. Whitewater will play Young Bloodz next week while Birdmen will play Team Hurt Feelings. 

Blazers 62, nWo 59
TJ Dolliver was 4-4 from downtown for the Blazers but none bigger than the off balance 24 footer he swished as time expired to give The Blazers a victory and a 2-2 record. He was assisted offensively by Zach Valliere with 21 points and Corey Prior with 18. nWo got stellar offensive play from Terrell Newton (24 points) and Lloyd Kennedy (10 points), they fill face Flying Rhino next week. The Blazers will face Not Your Average Movers.

Losapio Bears 68, BOHICA 61
The Bears are making statements left and right. They pulled the upset today behind 17 from Tyler Delorey and 17 from Hector Heredia. BOHICA was paced by Ryan Sheehan with 22 points and 14 from both Derek Retos and Joey McCann. BOHICA will face Wet Bandits next week while Losapio Bears will tangle with 508 Athletics. 

Wet Bandits 64, 508 Athletics 56
Mike Dzcziek (22 points) and Jakyri Simpson (18) lead the charge for the Wet Bandits. Nick Sienkewicz (15) and Will Michalski (14) kept 508 in the game. 508 will take on Losapio Bears next week while The Bandits will face BOHICA. 

Team Hurt Feelings 80, Mad Men 52
Cody Stone's 25 points and 17 from Matt Bixby paced Team Hurt Feelings to victory in the 7 PM game. Madmen got 17 from Dave Farrer and 13 from Bob Chalmers in the defeat. They will return to action next week against H1 and1 while Hurt Feelings will square up with the Birdmen. 

Ball Don't Like 64, H1 And1 34
Chris Foley (34 points) and Cliff Celestin (13 points) were the offensive standouts for Ball Don't Lie as they pulled away early in the 2nd half. H1 and1 got 15 from Ryan Hill and 10 from Jake Loewen. Ball Don't Lie will face Cellar Dwellers next week, while H1 And1 play Mad Men.

Filthy and Wet 61, Young Bloodz 50
Anthony Barry (29 points) lead the charge for Filthy and Wet- they also got some scoring from Corey Gome with 10 mostly in the block. The Bloodz were lead by Evan Learner with 17 and Colin Richey with 16. They will return to action next week against Whitewater while Filthy and Wet will face the Amigos.

North Player of the Week: Brandon Jones Not Your Average Movers had 37 points in the Movers victory.

South Player of the Week: Anthony Barry Filthy and Wet 29 points in the victory got them in the win column. 



6-23 results
Alaskan Amigos 66, Team Hurt Feelings 63
Despite 20 points from Kyle Minton and 19 from Cody Stone- Team Hurt Feelings fell to The Amigos 66-63. The Amigos were paced by Matt Labove with 19 points, Evan Prince with 13 and Chad Labove with 12. The Amigos will return to action next week against The Cellar Dwellers while Team Hurt Feelings will meet Mad Men.

Cellar Dwellers 57, Young Bloodz 50
Doug Roberge (18 points) and Cody  Fournier (14 points) lead Cellar Dwellers to the win over a scrappy Young Bloodz roster. The Bloodz got 15 from Zach Giardini in the loss. YoungBloodz will play Filthy and Wet next week in a game with giant standings implications while The Dwellers will meet the Amigos.

Whitewater 57, Madmen 48
Matt Gustas (21 points) lead the charge for Whitewater as they advanced to 3-0 on the young season. Matt Sefton added 12 in the W. Madmen were lead by Cory Sklarz with a workmanlike 30 points. The Madmen will take on Team Hurt Feelings next week while Whitewater will see the Birdmen in a battle of the unbeatens.

Not Your Average Movers 45, Wet Bandits 39
Total rockfight in the 4 PM game. Jaykiri Simpson (15 points) did his best to lead the Bandits, but the Movers got too much out of Brandon Jones (15 points) and Quincy Nunnally 14 points and got a huge boost defensively from Raymond Nunez. The Bandits will 508 Athletics next week while The Movers will square off against Flying Rhino.

BOHICA 81, Flying Rhino 53
Despite the offensive barrage of John Genkos ( 19 points) and 12 from Mike St Martin. BOHICA pulled away from Flying Rhino. Ryan Sheehan (23 points) lead BOHICA while Joey McCann (15 points) and Mike Baldarelli (14 points) chipped in. Rhino will take on The Movers next week while BOHICA will face the Losapio Bears.

Losapio Bears 60, Blazers 41
The Bears utilized a stifling full court press to down the Blazers in the 6 PM game. On offense it was Jamaal Mustapha with 19 points and Quantez Franklin with 10 points leading the way. Corey Prior (17) and Zach Valliere (12 points) lead the Blazers who will return to action next week against NWO- while The Bears will face BOHICA.

NWO 79, 508 Athletics 68
London Calling! Colin London (29 points) was the offensive standout for NWO as they posted a victory in the 7 PM game. Terrell Newton (16 points) added to the offensive barrage. 508 Athletics made a run behind John Henualt (19 points) and Nick Sienkewicz (15 points) but ultimately there was too much London. NWO will face the Blazers next week, while 508 Athletics will play the Wet Bandits.

Birdmen 67, H1 And1 55
David White 16 points- and Niko Bryant (13 points) were the leading scorers as the Birdmen improved to 3-0. H1 And1 got a balanced attack from Ryan Hill (12 points) Jake Loewen (11 points) and Ben Reiffarth (10 points). H1 will play Ball Don't Lie next week, while Birdmen will face Whitewater.

Ball Don't Lie 47, Filthy and Wet 36
Anthony Barry had 19 in defeat for Filthy and Wet in the 9 PM game. Ball Don't Lie was lead by Chris Foley with 17 and Christian Horton with 11. Ball Don't Lie runs their record to 3-0 and will take on H1 And1 next week. Filthy and Wet (0-3) looks to get off the schnide next week against YoungBloodz

North Player of the Week Colin London NWO 29 points in a close game will generally garner you the player of the week, he didn't miss many

South Player of the Week Matt Gustas Whitewater got his 21 points at important junctures.



6-16 Results
Alaskan Amigos 53, H1 And1 49
The Alaskan Amigos- often at the back end of the standings in their short history- posted a W in the 1 PM game behind 17 points from Evan Prince and 18 from Matt Labove. The Amigos improve to 1-1 and will face Team Hurt Feelings next week. H1 And1 was paced by Jack Blatchford with 17 points and 11 from Ryan Hill- they fall to 0-2 and will tangle with The Birdmen. 

Not Your Average Movers 72, NWO 46
Mo Horton (32 points) and Brandon Jones (23 points) were the offensive catalysts for Not Your Average Movers as they attacked inside and out. NWO (playing short handed) was paced by Colin Carr (9 points) and Lloyd Kennedy (9 points) in the defeat. The Movers are 2-0 and atop the BVBL Power Rankings- they will face The Wet Bandits next week. wheras NWO falls to 1-1 and will play 508 Athletics next week. 

Wet Bandits 55, Losapio Bears 49 (OT)
Jaykiri Simpson posted 16 points and Dan Laroche kicked in a key 8 points as The veteran Wet Bandits held on a victory in the 3 PM game. The Bears got 15 from Pat Bradeneese and 13 fron Kyle McKissik in the loss. The Bandits (1-1) will face the Movers next week. While The Bears (0-2) will face The Blazers.

Blazers 75, Flying Rhino 72
Corey Prior (28 points) and Zach Valliere (22 points) shouldered the load for The Blazers as they posted their first win on the young season. Flying Rhino reminded you why they are never ever out of a game- John Genkos (28 points) and Chris Pinsonault (19 points) kept them in it. Pinsonault going to the rim and Genkos from downtown. The Blazers also got minutes out of Mike Howe on the glass. The Blazers advance to 1-1 and will play The Bears next week. Rhino will take on BOHICA.

BOHICA 76, 508 Athletics 69
The shorthanded 508 Athletics squad threw a scare into BOHICA. Andrew Cazlone (17 points) hit threes early and ran the 508 boys out to a lead. Nigel Edwards added 17 inside and Nick Sienkewicz dropped in 17 as well. BOHICA would eventually revise their strategy to get the ball to Ryan Cain (27 points) and Ryan Sheehan (16) and Joey McCann (19) added inside outside help. 508 will face NWO next week- while BOHICA will take on Flying Rhino. 

Birdmen 55, Madmen 49
Dave Farrer 17 points and Bobby Chalmers 15 points lead the upset minded Madmen, but The Birdmen held on. Sam Fanfan 23 points and Jay Snow (12 points) carried the load offensively, while Jeremy Bridge kicked in 10. The Madmen (1-1) will return to action next week against Whitewater- The Birdmen (2-0) will face H1 And1.

Team Hurt Feelings 48, Cellar Dwellers 43
Team Hurt Feelings posted their first victory on the season behind Deco Anderson (12 points) and Kyle Minton (10 points). They overcame a scoreless 7 minutes to start the game to find their range. Cellar Dwellers were paced by Doug Roberge with 20 points and Joe Regan with 8. Hurt Feelings will play the surging Amigos next week, while CD will play the Youngbloodz.

Whitewater 54, Filthy and Wet 42
Whitewater continues to quietly be one of the most consistant franchises in the BVBL, advancing to 2-0 in a hard fought win over Filthy and Wet. Whitewater was paced by Matt Sefton (15 points) and got 10 from new addition Andrew Musler and 10 from Bobby Scribner. F&W were lead by Corey Gomes with 14 and Dan Tessier with 13. F&W will take on Ball Don't Lie next week, while Whitewater will play Mad Men. 

Ball Don't Lie 68, Youngbloodz 38
Chris Foley 23 points and Nick Walch 18 points. Lead Ball Don't Lie to a 9PM victory over the Youngbloodz. Kevin McCarthy kicked in 12 for Ball Don't Lie. The Youngbloodz were lead by Derek Moore with 9 points. The Bloodz will play the Cellar Dwellers next week- while Ball Don't Lie will face Filthy and Wet 

North Player of the Week: Corey Prior, Blazers. Everytime his squad needed a basket he went and got one in a tight game (28 points). 

South Player of the Week: Evan Prince, Alaskan Amigos. Got the Amigos into the win column with a 17 point and well in double digit rebound performance. 



6-9 Results
Whitewater 71, Alaskan Amigos 37
Whitewater dialed long distance early and often in the 2013 BVBL opener. John Macs (15 points) paced the 'Water from long distance while. Matt Sefton (17 points) contributed in the paint. Greg Harris chipped in 15 for Whitewater. Evan Prince paced the Amigos with 16 points. The Amigos will return to action next week against H1 and1, while Whitewater will face Filthy and Wet. 

Mad Men 51, Filthy and Wet 42
Corey Szklarz (18 points) and a nifty collared shirt paced The Mad Men in their BVBL debut. Mike Kelly added 9 for the victors in a nip and tuck game that saw the Mad Men pull away late. Nate Bertrand (15 points) and Dan Tessier (16 points) carried the offensive load for Filthy and Wet who also played well in their league debut. Filthy and Wet will tangle with Whitewater next week, while The Mad Men will face the Birdmen in a battle of men.

NWO 66, Wet Bandits 56
Terrell Newton (21 points), Colin London (16 points) and Mike Verrichone (18 points and a few thunderous jams) paced NWO as they pulled away late in the first half and won their season opener. The Bandits got 13 from Justin Aldrich and 12 from Jakyri Simpson in their season opener. NWO will face Not Your Average Movers next week, while The Bandits will take on The Losapio Bears. 

Flying Rhino 63, 508 Athletics 55 (OT)
508 Athletics carried a 6 point lead into the waning seconds of the game, when John Genkos (15 points) hit 2 DEEP contested 3s sandwiched around a few 508 free throws. Then with time running down and 508 up 3 Chris Pinsonault (21 points) hit a contested 26 footer to force overtime. In OT Rhino took command and pulled out the W. Eddie Captstick added 14 for the Rhino. 508 was lead by Nick Sienkewicz with 15 and Nigel Edwards with 15. 508 will face BOHICA next week- while Flying Rhino will play the Blazers.

Not Your Average Movers 66, Losapio Bears 57
Mo Horton made his much anticipated BVBL Summer debut and scored 20 for The Movers, and Brandon Jones had 24 as the Movers held off a scrappy Losapio Bears outfit. The Bears got 11 from Tyler Delorey and 12 from Franklin Martinez in the loss. The Movers will face NWO next week, while The Bears will face The Wet Bandits. 

Cellar Dwellers 49, H1 and1 44
The Dwellers posted their first win on the young season behind 29 points from Doug Roberge. Cody Fournier also chipped in 8. The expansion H1 and1 sporting a great name- were lead by Jake Loewen with 11 points and crafty vet Ryan Hill with 11. They will face the Alaskan Amigos next week- while the Dwellars will take on Team Hurt Feelings. 

Birdmen 72, Young Bloodz 53
The Birdmen are back for another run and are picking up where they seem to always leave off. Sam Fanfan posted 32 points for the Birds and Jay Snow added 18 as they cruised in the 7pm game. The  Young Bloodz were paced by Derek Moore with 12 and Evan Learner with 10. Young Bloodz will face Ball Don't Lie next week in the late game- while The Birdmen will face the Mad Men and try to separate from a fellow 1-0 team. 

BOHICA 84, Blazers 76
Death, taxes and Joey McCann, those are 3 absolutes in the BVBL world. The role player extraordinare had 24 points as BOHICA fought off a much improved Blazers squad. Corey Prior (22 points) and Nate Valliere (17 points) did the bulk of the early scoring for the Blazers with Dan Koen (15 points) getting hot in the second half. BOHCIA got contributions from defending league MVP Ryan Cain (23 points) and rookie Ryan Sheehan (20 points). BOHICA will take on 508 next week, while The Blazers will take on Flying Rhino.

Ball Don't Lie 70, Team Hurt Feelings 54
Healthy for the first time in 2 plus seasons Chris Foley (19 points) lead his Ball Don't Like squad to a victory in the late game. Newcomer Nick Walch (11 points) and returner Christian Horton (12 points) helped shoulder the offensive load for Ball Don't Lie. Team Hurt Feelings was paced by Ian Gorski with 16 points and Kyle Minton with 15. They will return to action next week against The Cellar Dwellers while Ball Don't Lie will face The  Young Bloodz

North Players of the Week: Chris Pinsonault, Flying Rhino, 21 points in an overtime win, including the borderline absurd game tying shot. 

Bradon Jones, Not Your Average Movers, In his summer BVBL Debut Jones posted 24 points and helped The Movers outlast the Bears.

South Players of the Week: Chris Foley, Ball Don't Lie, Returning from injury plagued seasons is never easy, 19 points in a W helps you back! Welcome back Chris. 

Sam Fanfan, Birdmen, 32 points in a victory usually puts in the discussion. One of the leagues most dangerous scorers is back with a vengeance. 

 

BVBL at 6

Here's a little BVBL History for everyone on a rainy afternoon. As the BVBL enters its 6th season here's a little list of some of the league's milestones.

Also worth mentioning the following guys have played in games in all 6 seasons:
Anthony Leonelli (BOHICA)
Joey McCann (BOHICA)
Justin Aldrich (BOHICA/Wet Bandits)
Rob Elliot (Flint Tropics/508 Orange/Blazers)
TJ Dolliver (Bridge Ballers, 508 Orange/Blazers)
Jeremy Bridge (Flint Tropics/Banner Bar/Birdmen)
Eve St  Cyr (Flint Tropics/Banner Bar/Birdmen)
Brian Collins (Flint Tropics/Banner Bar/Birdmen/Arabian Amigos)
Dave Farrer (D&E Painting/DJF Painting/Madmen)
Bob Chalmers (D&E Painting/Canoe Club/Blood Sweat and Beers/New England Nutrition/Mad Men)
Jack Mahoney (Lincoln Railsplitters/Canoe Club/Sweet Sassy Molassy/DJF Painting/Alaskan Amigos)
Andrew Calzone (508 Athletics)
Mike Howe (The Squad/Blazers)

Year	Champion	Runner Up	League MVP	Rookie of Year	Playoff MVP
2012	BOHICA	Wet Bandits	East- Ryan Cain (BOHICA) West- Barrett Hanlon (DJF Painting)	East- Jakyri Simpson( Wet Bandits)   West- Corey Prior (Cute Boys)	Ryan Cain (BOHICA)
2011	Birdmen	BOHICA	Dave Douillette (Worcester West)	Brennan Bennett (Agro Crags)	Niko Bryant (Birdmen)
2010	Worcester West	D&E Painting	Sam Fanfan (Banner Bar)	Rob Scarpato (508 Athletics)	Dave Douillette (Worcester West)
2009	BOHICA	Rusty Aries	Brian Vayda (BOHICA) & Josh Dunton (Rusty Aries)	Sam Fanfan (Banner Bar)	Joey McCann (BOHICA)
2008	BOHICA	D&E Painting	Dave Farrer (D&E Painting)	NA	Joey McCann (BOHICA)

2013 Rosters

Wet Bandits
Joe Laroche 6'3
Danny Laroche 6'4
Jakyri Simpson 6'2
Mike Dzicziek 6'6
Justin Aldrich 5'11
Mike Salis 5'10
Garrett Reiley 5'10
Mike Consolmango 5'8
Rick Morrison 6'4
Ryan Wilcox 6'6

NWO
Tom Casey's 6'0
Colin Carr 6'1
Terrell Newton 6'0
Mike Verrichone 6'5
Justin Brian 5'10
Jamie Henderson 6'5
Egi Gikondi 6'7
Macam Bak 6'11
Lloyd Kennedy 6'6
Robinson Vilmont 5'10
Randy Casey 5'10

Not Your Average Movers
Junior De La Hoz 5'8
Mo Horton 6'4
Brandon Jones 6'7
Stevie Martinez 5'11
Ray Nunez 6'0
Quincy Nunnally 6'4
Hector Heredia 5'5
Dan Schweitzer 6'7
Jesus Trejo 6'8

Losapio Bears

Flying Rhino
John Genkos 6'2
Eddie Capstick 6'3
Ben Landers 6'5
Jared Palmerino 6'2
Matt Genkos 5'10
Mike St Martin 6'0

508 Athletics
Justin Tienhaara 6'5
Jordan Rote 5'10
Andrew Calzone 5'6
Nick Sienkiewicz 6'2
Matt Kneece 6'7
Dustin Briggs 6'6
John Henault 6'3
Will Michalski 6'5

BOHICA
Derek Retos 5'8
Antone Gray 5'8
Anthony Leonelli 6'0
Joey McCann 6'4
Colin Halpin 6'5
Mitch Bajema 6'3
Ryan Cain 6'1
Keenan Burke-Pitts 5'10
Ryan Sheehan 6'4
Mike Baldarelli 6'4

Blazers
Rob Elliot 5'9
Zach Valliere 6'7
Mike Howe 6'5
Brennan Bennett 6'0
Corey Prior 6'0
TJ Dolliver 6'3
Dan Koen 6'2
Alex Curry 6'3


Team Hurt Feelings

Young Bloodz
Derek Moore 6'5
Evan Learner 6'6
Colin Richey 6'2
Jeremy Bacon 6'3
Aaron Anniballi 5'11
Mark DeVries 5'10
Kevin Gautreau 6'2
Zach Giardini 6'1
Jan Fuentes 6'2

H1 And1 

Filthy and Wet
Nate Bertrand 6'0
Darren Moore 6'2
Mike Bertrand 5'10
Dan Tessier 6'2
Craig Miklavic 6'0
Anthony Barry 6'3
Corey Gomes 6'5
Kenny Gray 6'2
Mike Gibson 6'3

Birdmen
Dominique Bryant 6'0
Sm Fanfan 6'1
Jay Snow 6'4
Jeremy Bridge 6'4
Brian Foley 6'5
Eve St Cyr 6'3
Aaron Baxter 6'0
Alvin Hall 6'0
Derek Johnson 6'5
John Dietel 6'4
Nefali Gonzalez 5'10

Mad Men
Marc Laplante 6'3
Todd Gleason 6'2
Mike Kelly 6'5
Jason Beard 6'8
Bobby Chalmers 6'3
Derrick Szklarz 6'3
Bill Laplante 6'6
Ben Belcher 5'8
Dave Farrer 6'5
Corey Szklarz 6'3

Cellar Dwellers
Doug Roberge 6'3
Tim Fitzgerald 6'0
Eric Matejika 5-10
Zach Freitas 5'10
Nick Burnett 6'3
Cody Fournier 6'0
Joe Regan 6'2

Alaskan Amigos
Mike Suarez 6'0
Kevin Koczwara 6'0
Dan Koczwara 6'1
Brian Collins 6'0
Ernie Bertulli 6'1
Chad Labove 6'7
Evan Prince 6'3
Jack Mahoney 6'1
Brian Baker 6'3
Brian Martin 6'1

Whitewater
Greg Harris 5'11
John Macs 6'1
Matt Gustas 6'3
Andrew Musler 6'4
Greg Reardon 6'1
Bobby Scribner 6'2
Sam Musler 6'0


Ball Don't Lie
Chris Foley 6'3
Chris Foley SR 6'7
Sean Gareau 5'10
Christian Horton 5'10
Kevin McCarthy 6'4
Cliff Celestin 6'0
Luke Brownell 6'7
Jay McKinney 6'0