Deacons season started off slow without two of their key players in the rotation. Reigning MVP Mark Moton was out with an injury and Terrell Renner was inactive. Without hesitation, Jovan took over and led two-time Champion Deacons to a 4-4 record.

He's been known to post all around numbers and this season was no different: Jovan ranked in the top 3 in the following categories: ranked 2nd in points (216), 2nd in assists (34) and 1st in steals (19). He averaged 25.0 ppg and played in all 8 of Deacons games.

Playmakers Martin Camarena tied for second in steals with a total of 16 for the season. He finally captured the Defensive Player of the Season award, an honor that eluded him for several seasons. He finished with an average of 4.4 rpg, and averaged 2.0 spg.

"He did a lot of things defensively that didn't show up in the box score," said a league official. "He anchored the Playmakers defense and led Playmakers to a 5-3 record."

Rookie of the Season was a tight race between several rookies. It was perhaps the closest race in the division but in the end Dedrick Bates edge out teammate Leon Fiaherty. The first time All Star averaged 18.8 ppg, 2.1 apg, 5.5 rpg and 1.6 spg. He finished in the top 3 in three-pointers hitting a total of 23 three pointers. Leon averaged a team-high 22.8 ppg, 1.8 apg, 6.8 rpg for Run N Gun. Posse GM Shadon Knight finished with 14.3 ppg, 2.5 apg, 7.8 rpg while So Cal Ballers Taylor Begg averaged 19.0 ppg and finished with 10 three-pointers, 1.9 apg, 4.9 rpg. All three teams finished with a 4-4 record.

You can erase 'interim' from his title as Young Gunnaz GM Kenny Ali led the Fontana team to a 7-1 record. League analysts were quick to crack on Ali in the Young Gunnaz season opener saying: ""I know he doesn't float like a butterfly or stings like a bee, but Kenny Ali has no business in being the GM." After leading Young Gunnaz to the division's best record, it's safe to say Ali has earned the respect of his peers.

John Gorvokaj finally found a new home after riding the pine for Stunners for many seasons. 'Super J' was the first player traded in Superstar history and he was revitalized this season averaging 10.4 ppg and hitting 19 three pointers for his new team. The most noteworthy stat in the Diamond Division belonged to first time MVP Deacons Jovan Jester. The two-time Champion improved his scoring average to 25.0 ppg up from 11.9 ppg a season ago.

+ 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.