SHELBY VET : SEASON WRAP UP

It has been a long, wild ride for the veterans this fall season. It came to a close on January 4th, a double header to win it all. It was the Chicago Bulls, lead by Jeff Wertz who seized the Championship. Seventy Points combine in back to back games for Wertz, who played just out of his mind shooting a combine of seventy-five percent from the field in those games leading the Bulls to a championship.

Season Awards


Most Valuable Player: Mckinsey Golfin. After losing UH legend, Demarcus Reid, Golfin had to make a decision. He could either reassemble his squad and make the most of his season. Golfin not only put up significant statistics, by averaging 26.8 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 4.6 assists, but he did so while helping to elevate his team to a #1 seed heading into the playoffs. The Sixers benefited from the return of Larry Bienkowski and a revamped backcourt of Shawn Swanson, Doc Darius Summers, and Nico Genova, but Golfin was the go-to man nearly the entire season at any given moment.

Defensive Player of the Year: Jovaughn Wilson. Jovaughn is no stranger to awards, as he finds himself on the two-time returning championship squad. Last year's MVP deferred more to his teammates this season on the scoring end and put up his usual performance on the defensive side of the ball. 11.9 rebounds, 1.9 steals, and 1.1 blocks. Add to that about 10 additional shots that change direction each game and you have a force that is almost impossible to reckon with.

Rookie of the Year: Clifford Koshay. Todd Lueck has found himself another gem in Cliff. Cliff is one of the Veteran's Leagues true gentlemen, as he plays the game with the type of class you would expect from an experienced wing man. Averaging 9.8 points, 10.3 rebounds and 1.0 steals and 1.5 blocks, he nearly unseated Wilson as the Defensive Player of the Year.