It seems like every year, Relics win a Championship and they always do it in Spring. For the second straight Spring Season, Relics win a title courtesy of SICKWIDIT, 58-44.

“Relics were too focused to let this slip away,” said a Relics fan.

It took nine seasons for GM Harry Yoo but for him, the elusive Championship he sought out nine seasons ago is finally in his hands. He was ridiculed for choking in big games with his biggest critic being Dedrick Bates, MVP candidate of Underdawgs.

”Harry Yoo is the biggest choker in Superstar Basketball,” said Dedrick Bates on his way to San Diego Division four months ago.

Decepticons led by as many as 12 points in the 1^st half, 34-22.

”We’ve come too far for this,” said veteran Hanz Jimenez. “They don’t have a post presence, drive it in every time…everyone else, spread the floor.”

Phenoms rallied from a 12 point deficit and erased Decepticons first half lead in a matter of 3 minutes. As Phenoms chipped away, Decepticons blamed each other for their collapse and Carlos Martinez felt he would rather sit out than compete in LeBronze’s Championship Game.

The championship game came down to the most dominant team this season, Finest, and an underdog opponent in Old School.

Old School started off the season very slow. Their roster was never consistent and by the 3^rd week they had to find replacement for their 3 All-Stars from last season. Insert Tellas Bobo, Curtis White, and Jason Crowley. These three, along with Justin Omalev, led Old School on a 5 game winning streak which saw them get past the heavily favored LA > SD team in the semi-finals.