Rec Ball Times

Obituaries
Team Coveno
-This Team was the disappointment of the league. Their roster was set up for success but they could not figure out how to manufacture points. Their defense was the second best in the league which kept them in games but they could not hit enough shots to make a playoff run. May we pay our respects to the seniors on the team. As their rec careers come to a close let us pay our respects to what they brought to the game. Adam Scott for his vicious swats. Zack Gavel for his money shots. Liam Brown for his hustle and heart. Aidan Huff for his inability to dribble without carrying. And Zach Coveno for his coaching and his charge drawing ability.

Team Estes
-This Team was the biggest favorite in the league. They had shooters all over the court and atheletes throughout. They were known for their massive blowouts and deadly range. Without any seniors on the roster they all will have a chance to bring home some rec hardware next season, but for most of them this was probably their best shot.

Team Dawson
-This was the scrappiest team in the league. They didn't have a lot of superstars but they did what they needed to do to get wins. Coach Dawson is as sharp as they come and always gave her team the best chance at winning. May we pay our respects to the senior in the team, Mark Maloomian. As his rec career comes to a close let us remember him for his cellies, even on layups.

Team Booth
-This Team was the most underrated team all year. They fought hard, played as a team and got all the 50/50 balls. May we pay our respects to the seniors on the team; Jacob Hickman and Jack O'Neal. As their rec career come to a close let us remember them for their crazy finishes around the net (Hickman) and the intensity brought to every game (O'Neal).