Francis De La Victoria led Silent But Deadly to the best record in the crowded Gold Division and the All Star averaged 18.8 ppg, 1.6 apg in his second season. The sharp-shooter led his team in scoring and also led the division in three-pointers with a total of 35 three pointers.

"The MVP was a tight race between Francis, former MVP Kevin Valmonte, Money Shot forward Adrian Eddington and rookie Dale Basingat. All four were worthy of the honor but Francis ultimately won out in one of the closest MVP races to date," said a Superstar Basketball league official.

Heavy Hittaz rookie Center Jesse Romero was rewarded with a Defensive Player of the Season award after leading Heavy Hittaz to a 6-2 record. The rookie averaged a double-double 15.6 ppg, 10.6 ppg and logged 11 steals (1.4 spg), and 7 blocks (0.9 bpg). The rookie edged out Silent But Deadly Center Rob Da Silva and the center finished with 10.4 rpg, 6 steals (0.9 spg) and 9 blocks (1.3 bpg). Reigning Defensive Player of the Season Dustin Perry received several nominations as well.

The Rookie of the Season award was a no-brainer for many of the analysts. Dale Basingat led the Gold Division in scoring for most of the season until Kevin Valmonte passed the rookie up on the last day. Dale averaged 22.1 ppg and finished with the second most points with a total of 177. His presence led High Five to the Playoffs and the franchise will be making their first post season appearance this season.

"That's how much of a difference Dale has made for the franchise. He was out momentarily with an injured back against Silent But Deadly but that's from carrying the franchise on his back," said an admiring GM.

High Five GM Gaylord Somera wasn't going to register for the Winter Season but a last minute scramble led to a surprising turnaround for the franchise. The GM built around two pieces Center Chuck Trevino (13.0 rpg) and All Star Jason Dalafu (18 three-pointers) but the turning point was the acquisition of rookie Basingat. After 3 long seasons, the drought is over for High Five. Also receiving GM of the Season votes was Regulators GM Mike Chau. Regulators had 3 different GM's last season and for the GM to survive through his first season meant a lot to the franchise.

After averaging 2.4 ppg and hitting 4 three pointers last season for Money Shot, Money Inc GM Andrew Persaud started his own team (Evil Empire) and was determined to improve the bench play for his Platinum Division team. He finished with the second most three pointers with a total of 28 three pointers averaging 14.9 ppg and 1.1 spg.

+ 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.