The All Superstar First Team Center has won two Finals MVP awards but the Regular Season Award has often eluded him. Four seasons later, he can finally claim the Regular Season MVP award after averaging 15.3 ppg, 2.6 apg, 13.1 rpg, 1.3 bpg. The All Star Center led the Hollywood Deacons to their best season finishing at 7-1.

"The best team in the regular season was the Deacons and the team revolves around the Center, Mark. Not only is he unselfish but he makes everyone around him better. The team knows that he is the MVP and without him there would be no Deacons," said a league official.

The voting panel consists of the League Commissioner, Hanz Jimenez; the Head Official, Reggie Ramirez; and numerous stats-keepers.

The defending Champions, Foundation, were represented by former MVP (Winter 2007) Derrick DeVan who finished a close second. Black Out's Keith Allen received numerous votes as well. The reigning MVP averaged 29.8 ppg, 12.3 rpg, 1.6 apg but Black Out's regular season record of 3-5 wasn't enough for the former MVP to win the award.

Andrew Knox started out as an offensive-minded player for Relics but his evolution to defensive stopper has taken Young Gunnaz to the top. The team matched its franchise best, 6-2 record and the All Star forward deserves a lot of credit for changing his game. The former Rookie of the Season now has a Defensive Player of the Season Award under his belt and he averaged 2.1 spg, 6.3 rpg, and a division-best 12 blocks. Although the stats doesn't show it for Deacons Oscar Mendoza, the swingman has a reputation for guarding the opponent's scorer and its no coincidence that the Deacons only loss was a game that Oscar wasn't there.

The 6th Season will be known for the arrival of two high-flyers, Young Gunnaz Amos Battle and Team Play's Kat Mims. The duo made the crowd cheer numerous times and their high flying dunks have often posterized opponents. Amos led Young Gunnaz in scoring with an average of 15.6 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 1.4 spg. Unfortunately for Team Play, Kat Mims only played in 5 games and was not on the ballot when the awards were selected.

The General Manager of the Season Award was awarded to Mark Pagdilao of #1 Stunners. His key additions in the off-season helped Stunners improved their record from 3-5 to 6-2. His addition includes Kenneth Ubom (Gold Division Finals MVP), Chris Pacana (Rookie) and Ethan Leano. Sam Yeung's Parking Lot Pimps made numerous additions as well and the team finished with a 4-4 record up from 3-5 last season.

#1 Stunners forward, Terrance Martin, and Parking Lot Pimps Tremel Fairman were highly considered for Most Improved Player of the Season. Tremel grabbed the rebounding title this season with an average of 13.8 rpg (110 rebounds) and he finished with 13.9 ppg. Last season he averaged 11.7 ppg, 9.0 rpg. The Stunners improved their record thanks in part to Terrance Martin who raised his average from last season when he averaged 11.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.2 apg to 18.4 ppg, 8.9 rpg, 4.0 apg.

MVP VOTES
1. Mark Moton, Deacons
2. Derrick DeVan, Foundation
3. Keith Allen, Black Out
4. Amos Battle, Young Gunnaz
5. Terrell Renner, Deacons

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE SEASON
1. Andrew Knox, Young Gunnaz
2. Oscar Mendoza, Deacons
3. Alex "Bear" Ivezaj, #1 Stunners
4. OJ Yayboe, Foundation
5. Jovan Jester, Deacons

ROOKIE OF THE SEASON
1. Amos Battle, Young Gunnaz
2. Chris Pacana, #1 Stunners
3. Christian Yeung, Parking Lot Pimps
4. Tim aka Professor, Black Out
5 .Chris Davidson, Young Gunnaz

GENERAL MANAGER OF THE SEASON
1. Mark Pagdilao, #1 Stunners
2. Sam Yeung, Parking Lot Pimps
3. Alphonso White, Young Gunnaz
4. Orlando Williams, Team Play
5. Aries Inguito, Bank

MOST IMPROVED
1. Terrance Martin, #1 Stunners
2. Tremel Fairman, Parking Lot Pimps
3. Kenny Ali, Young Gunnaz
4. Christopher Lacy, Team Play
5. Allen Brown, Young Gunnaz

FANTASY PLAYER OF THE SEASON
To Be Announced on Wednesday night, December 19
 

+ Fantasy Player of the Season award is awarded to the best with the best overall stats.
+ Minimum 6 games to qualify for post-season Awards.