SHELBY: Mckinsey Golfin & Patrick Fahey Named Most Valuable Players

Mckinsey Golfin has been named Fall 2014 Most Valuable Player for Shelby Lifetime’s Recreational League. He has let Performance with 19.8 points per game, 6.1 rebounds per game, 6.1 assists per game, and averaging 1.9 steals a game. He dominates in all categories, and gets the job done. He also led Performance to one of their best regular season records, 7-1. Mckinsey Golfin legacy continues in Ultimate Hoops as one of the best players in the nation. It’s an honor to watch, and play against the M.V.P. He has been a champion 8 times, looking for his 9th on January 7th in the Rec Championship game vs Y-Lie. Congratulations.


Patrick Fahey has been named Fall 2014 Most Valuable Player for Shelby Lifetime’s Veterans League. This was a hard decision, the Veterans League has been a tough season, and a lot of competition. The Lakers sit at 2-6, and made the playoffs only because of the unavailability of the players for the first round. Patrick Fahey, in the 6 games he has played, because he has been injured the last 2. Has average 14.7 Points Per Game, 11.0 Rebounds Per game, and 2.8 Steals Per Game. Lakers without Patrick Fahey look like a totally different team. Patrick Fahey will give you every minute till the end of the game. He rebounds, he can score inside, and he hustles. He fights for loose balls, and defends very well against the other opponents. Patrick Fahey never gives up, if his team is down or up by 30 points, he plays the same, never lets off the gas pedal, and plays with an intensity that is rarely found. Congratulations.