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In 2006-07, we put together three 12-team leagues that would mirror the National Fantasy Basketball Championship format in the future. The entry fee was $600 per team and we awarded the top three finishers. We'll combine the stats from the three leagues soon and announce the top team in the overall competition.



But congrats to our league champs: George Kleemann, Chris Fargis and Sammy Zahler. Great job all. Here's the prize winners:



1st place: $3,500

2nd place: $1,500

3rd place: $750



LEAGUE 1

1. Chris Fargis

2. Eric Wong

3. Roland Beech



LEAGUE 2

1. George Kleemann

2. Scott Williams

3. Eddie Gillis



LEAGUE 3

1. Sammy Zahler

2 (tie). Emmett Ruland

3 (tie). Jason Shapiro



[ April 20, 2007, 08:00 AM: Message edited by: Tom Kessenich ]

Congrats to all of our prize winners. Great seasons from all of you.

YES, i would like to thank my players for a very good year, if not for the injuries we could have made championship run.

That eddiejag guy is now a THREE sport winner!



Congratulations

Glenn Schroter was kind enough to compile the total standings for the event to see which of our owners was the overall champ. Congratulations to Chris Fargis, who finished first among our participants.



Thanks again to Glenn and here are the final overall results by category:



Team Lg FG% 3Pt FT% Pts Reb Ast Stl Blk TOTAL

1 Brooklyn 1 29 17.5 35 36 35 32 29 23 236.5

2 EVIL 1 20 33 16 34 21 33 35 22 214.0

3 LSD 2 31 29 14 31 29 25 28 19 206.0

4 show 2 35 11 13 33 36 29 25 14 196.0

5 Zahler 3 4 35 26 28 27 23 36 15.5 194.5

6 J.B.'s 1 25 17.5 31 24 26 10 27 33 193.5

7 Pot 3 14 23 10 32 24 35 24 30 192.0

8 Shaps 3 3 32 34 16 22 16 33 35 191.0

9 Grant 2 12 36 11 25 28 26 34 17 189.0

10 BJ's 3 32 3 21 22 30 20 30 24 182.0

11 BB Fog 2 16 26 32 27 23 12 15 26 177.0

12 Horvitz 1 34 1 19 19 34 17 20 32 176.0

13 pigeons 3 27 30 25 35 14 6 31 8 176.0

14 jmk 2 5 24 22 29 12 27 23 28 170.0

15 GLY 2 15 25 33 15 15 28 26 10 167.0

16 Kg of Qns 1 21 27 9 30 18 18 22 21 166.0

17 Partylike 3 13 22 27 23 17 15 10.5 27 154.5

18 Dunk 3 26 21 12 20 25 9 17.5 12.5 143.0

19 grin 3 11 9 7 7 33 34 21 18 140.0

20 Hill 1 18 31 17 17 10 4 32 9 138.0

21 Slambinos 1 2 34 23 21 3 36 17.5 1 137.5

22 PCS 2 24 12 20 18 9 21 19 12.5 135.5

23 'Tops 1 19 19 4 13 32 14 7 25 133.0

24 cco 2 33 7 8 14 31 11 13 11 128.0

25 Won 2 8 8 36 26 16 8 14 6 122.0

26 Jammers 2 9 13 2 3 20 22 16 36 121.0

27 KOBE 1 6 5 18 8 11 30 12 29 119.0

28 Rage 3 28 15 24 12 5 31 1 2 118.0

29 Schiller 1 17 16 5 9 19 24 9 15.5 114.5

30 Deterra 2 1 20 30 11 4 19 10.5 5 100.5

31 Fisher 3 22 4 15 2 7 7 8 34 99.0

32 Silberfei 3 30 14 3 10 8 13 6 3 87.0

33 My Girls 1 23 2 29 5 13 2 4 7 85.0

34 The YB's 1 10 28 6 4 6 5 5 20 84.0

35 EPG 2 36 6 1 1 2 3 3 31 83.0

36 kel & ry 3 7 10 28 6 1 1 2 4 59.0



[ April 24, 2007, 11:05 AM: Message edited by: Tom Kessenich ]

Dear Greg and Tom,Have you or will you ever consider having a national fantasy hockey league?

Originally posted by Mr Dalrae:

Dear Greg and Tom,Have you or will you ever consider having a national fantasy hockey league? It's something we've talked about. The negative is neither Greg nor I even know what icing is - OK Greg might know but I don't have a clue. Seriously, it is something we've talked about and it's something we may pursue in the future. As always, it depends on interest. If the interest is there, we'll figure out a way to see if we can make it work.

Originally posted by Tom Kessenich:

Congratulations to Chris Fargis, who finished first among our participants.



Thanks guys. It was a lot of fun this year. Looking forward to the hoops competition growing in the future. Hopefully I can continue to find the Monta Ellises in the draft endgame and the Al Jeffersons in the free agent pool...



[ April 24, 2007, 06:32 PM: Message edited by: cfargis ]

Originally posted by cfargis:

and the Al Jeffersons in the free agent pool... You're welcome!

Was that you, KOQ? Thank you, sir.

Originally posted by cfargis:

Was that you, KOQ? Thank you, sir. Yes, a real boneheaded move. So much for the Perkins/Jefferson platoon!

Originally posted by King of Queens:

Yes, a real boneheaded move. I don't know about that. He was hurt at the time and as you mentioned, was not guaranteed playing time upon his return. Nobody knew he would do this. I got lucky on this one.