A year and a half after winning his first MVP title, USUCK Center Derek DeVan claimed his second MVP honor guiding USUCK to a 5-3 record.

Derek is having a spectacular season as he leads both Diamond and Platinum Division in scoring. He averages 36.7 ppg for USUCK and tied for the second most assists in the division with 4.3 apg. He grabbed the rebounding title finishing with 95 rebounds this season.

Defensive Player of the Season award went to underrated defender, The Bank's Ian Fennel. Ian averaged 1.3 spg, 2.2 bpg and tied with Armando Aranda in blocked shots with 13. The debate for Defensive Player of the Season went on for hours and any of the 5 candidates could have won that honor. In the end, it was Ian's tenacious defense and his ability to create turnovers that won him over the panel.

Rookie Ralph Navarez averaged a double-double 22.9 ppg, 13.0 rpg for Money Inc. He blocked 8 shots and the post presence he provided helped Money Inc claim the 3rd seed with a 5-3 record. Bank's rookie Rashad Martin finished as the runner-up and he averaged 21.1 ppg, 11.1 rpg. 

The General Manager of the Season award went to That Same Team GM Lalo Arroyo. He not only led That Same Team to a Championship in Gold last season but led That Same Team (pun intended) to the top of the division in Platinum - a feat that's been unheard of at this point. "Most teams that climb a division underachieve. That Same Team is the first team to breakthrough," said a league analyst. The team started off strong by beating Relics (last season's finalist) and TST finished with a 6-2 record.

Most Improved award went to Sophomore sensation Uzoma Kalu who finished with 20.4 ppg, 1.9 apg. His improvement helped Remix finish with a 4-4 record and the team is making their first Playoff appearance this season.
 

+ The voting panel consists of the stats-keepers, referees, and the League Commissioner.
+ 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.