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Fishbowl West MVPs Round 5 Part 2

Koopasaurus vs. Pancakes with Jam and Cream 76 - 108

Once again it was Wazza, Rooney and some spazos being smacked about for Koopasaurus. But sick of being the league punching bag shortly after this game Koopasaurus the luckiest team in the entire history of professional sports anywhere spent $5,000,000 on new players now that they can survive and avoid relegation again due to a long term ABBL team in their conference going bot. It was a huge win for Pancakes with Jam and Cream but what is up with Plínio Couto Costa $144,000 shooting guard who can only score 9 points against this opposition?

3 Maciej Kuman Pancakes with Jam and Cream 22 PTS 19 REB 16.0 rating. No surprise he was able to smash the weak defence of the 1-3-1 zone and score at will. Add 4 blocks as gravy.

2 Werner Efinger Pancakes with Jam and Cream 30 PTS 16 REB 14.0 rating. Also efficient at humilating the pitiful defence inside he does need to keep his E-finger on the ball a bit more and cut down those turnovers.

1 Alfred Rooney Koopasaurus 26 PTS 6 REB 5 AST 14.0 rating. In an overall pathetic effort at least Rooney was able to compete contributing half his teams offence.

Viral Infections vs. Zazzocalypse 63 - 103

With the Infections still in tank mode this was a no contest for Zazzocalypse who are still the suprising leaders of the league. When will the Infections make their run? Have they left it too late? We shall see.

3 Tonko Švorinic Zazzocalypse 36 PTS 17/19 FGS! Wow! Amazing value the budget $40,000 player must be one of the early favourites for league MVP.

2 Jorge Antonio Villarreal Zazzocalypse 26 PTS 8 REB 8 AST. Even cheaper a $35,000 player who also is consistent week after week. Points, rebounds, assists, free throws and defence. What more can you ask?

1 Radoine Guilleux Viral Infections I actually wanted to give all 6 points to Zazzocalypse in this ugly slaughter but not only did Radoine score and rebound very well he kept his opponsing C Chiu Choong Kuan to a completly unbelievable 0 points and 1 rebound in 33 minutes! Incredible! Honest. Check it yourself. Club insiders later disclosed that Choong was known as Choof Choof around the team for his habit of occasionally getting stoned as a monkey before an unimportant game.

Last edited by yodabig at 6/3/2011 8:08:26 PM

Fishbowl West MVPs Round 5 Part 3

Black Label Society vs. Monkey Business 93 - 58

Forget WA IS A DUMP's ability to "forsee" future market trends and read tea leaves. This is the top team in Australia and it is performances like this that show it. They seemed to have prominent ratings in almost everything and this blowout was well and truly over by halftime.

3 Grgur Fatur Black Label Society 25 PTS. He still needs a vowel.

2 Martinho Caio Black Label Society 18 PTS. Scored.

1 Rony Borrel Black Label Society Efficient.

Baxter Bogans vs. VictoriaMages 110 - 82

The Baxter Bogans are the best performing Calamari this season and that is no lie. Along with Zazz they have stolen the league lead away from their more fancied rivals and tricked those that trusted those we relied on to lead the league. They stuck to their man to man and again being straight up was better than trying to be tricky. Shooting a much better percentage and stealing a 10 carom advantage on the boards allowed the Bogans to swipe the victory.

3 Donats Lopinš Baxter Bogans 25 PTS 5 REB 6 AST. The "Key Player" showed why he is that not just scoring and passing the ball but keeping his opponent honest at 4 points for the entire match.

2 Giovanni Castaldo Baxter Bogans 16 PTS 19 REB 15.0 rating. The truth is the rebounds were a big factor this game and his 19 gave the Bogans the edge they needed to keep on the straight and narrow.

1 Nicola Bandiera VictoriaMages 27 PTS 16 REB Any time his oponents weren't looking he would slip backdoor and stick a dagger in. He stole the ball and ripped off a ton of rebounds to pinch the 1 vote. If the game was closer he would have rated more highly despite his protestations that they were still in it until the last minute.

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Fishbowl West MVPs Round 6 Part 1

After this we will be finally caught up. Can Mllama or Monkeybiz or whoever add them all in to the current standings? Thanks.

Black Label Society vs. Lewisham Wombats 103 - 89

Probably the two most prestigious teams in the league or in all of Australia for that matter. We are honored to have them here. This was a battle of the NT coach vs the ex-U21 team coach and unfortunately some of the Wombats looked like that was where they belonged with for example the normally outstanding Aggelos Panagiotopoulos having just 4 points and 4 rebounds and fouling out in 30 minutes. His miserable failure to grab any rebounds highlighted the big factor in this game, BLS dominated the boards 58-35. Game over!

3 Martinho Caio Black Label Society 31 PTS 9 REB 12-17 FGS 18.5 rating. 18.5! There must be something special about this guy to get ratings like this as a $118,000 guy when we had the $350,000 man Fanis Zoumpadellis in our league last season and he was typically getting 13.5 - 17.0 (his best and once only). What did that extra $230,000 a week get you?

2 Algirdas Trimailovas Lewisham Wombats 27 PTS 7 REB. While his 27 points was a team high it was his 7 rebounds from the SG position that was what the team needed. If the forwards 4/4/0 had done as well there may have been a different result.

1 Grgur Fatur Black Label Society 20 PTS 12 REB 18.0 rating. Grrrr, Fatty, The Man Who Needs a Vowel...whatever you want to call him his game is no joke and the beating he put on Aggelos this game was outstanding.

On appeal this has changed. Go Grrrr! C-Cat said:

So I agree with old man dire, he can have this, swap the votes to

3 - Caio
2 - Fatur
1 - Trimailovas

Whitebeard vs. Pancakes with Jam and Cream 89 - 94

The Shark's latest recruit the normally amazing Whitebeard continues to struggle in the tough West this season. With wins over only Viral Infections and VictoriaMages this must count as a very disappointing start. Backing up a 6 point loss to the Boys with this 5 point loss shows how close they are, but they just can't seem to get over the hump. Tactically they had it right with their Low Post having an easy time against the 3-2 zone for Cream. After trailing 14 early in the 4th they made it a 4 point game with 3 minutes to go but just traded baskets from then on and couldn't close the margin.

3 Plínio Couto Costa Pancakes with Jam and Cream 34 PTS 5 REB 5 AST 18.5 rating. Perhaps he heard the doubters and came back with a Dirk-like performance. Whatever happened there is little doubt that this was am amazing performance, even more so considering it was a look inside offence.

2 Joachim Calzado Whitebeard 17 PTS 7 AST 16.5 rating. He did what every good PG is supposed to do, passed the ball well into the low post and when it came back out nailed the shot. He also played the best defence on the team.

1 Maciej Kuman Pancakes with Jam and Cream 21 PTS 16 REB 4 BLK 17.0 rating. Not just great numbers but he shot 9/13 from the field. Normally a good free throw shooter he did choke a little.

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Fishbowl West MVPs Round 6 Part 2

Baxter Bogans vs. Zazzocalypse 85 - 65

The match of the round with the top two undefeated teams going head to head turned out to be an anticlimax with the Cinderella run of Zazzocalypse ending in a smashing like some overachieving team in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament. Zazzocalypse shot badly (players like Meneau 7/30 and Villarreal 2/11 shot their team out of this game), were totally outrebounded and looked nothing like the amazing superteam who are 12-1 in league (threw one game to buddy Chumunga), in the top 16 of the Cup (with a good chance to make the top 8) and have beaten Koopasaurus, Whitebeard and Kynlala Knights three ABBL teams already this season in the PL.

3 Giovanni Castaldo Baxter Bogans 22 PTS 17 REB. When they looked inside more than likely the Bogans saw Giovanni and he didn't let his team down contributing to a prominent (high) inside scoring rating.

2 Donats Lopinš Baxter Bogans 12 PTS 7 AST 5 REB. And who got the ball inside? Donats! He also had the second best rating for the Bogans and got to the line where he was 6-6.

1 Chiu Choong Kuan Zazzocalypse 11 PTS. Hard to find anyone worthy of points on Zazzocalypse but at least Choo Choo was efficient hitting 5/7 FGS. Needs to hit the boards much harder (7 in 39 minutes).

Koopasaurus vs. Monkey Business 87 - 95

Monkey Business won in OT.

3 Gabriele Messineo Monkey Business 24 PTS. Shot a lot.

2 Wazza Kennerley Koopasaurus 24 PTS. Big 3 forced OT. Only Sauron trying in OT.

1 Sepehr Asghari Koopasaurus 32 PTS. Top scorer.

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Fishbowl West MVPs Round 6 Part 3

Viral Infections vs. Kynlala Knights 47 - 106

The Infections had a very detailed plan for success this season. Tank for half a season then get an ABBL standard team and win every game for the rest of the season and promote, time seems to have run out. Only one word needed to describe this game: Spank!

3 Shaun McArthur Kynlala Knights 20 PTS 8 REB 16.5 rating. Didn't just score at will and defend like a demon but was also very efficient hitting 8/12. He really showed the 2K role player who was guarding him who was the boss.

2 Pitama Tau Kynlala Knights 18 PTS 14 REB. Actually had to fight against a real player a $150,000 real player. Funny that Naker has a $150,000 guy but not even a $1,000 5th player.

1 Duong Tôn Kynlala Knights 21 PTS 9 AST. Most impressive was keeping Naker's real guard to 0-12 shooting.

Billy Hoyles Boys vs. VictoriaMages 96 - 89

There was little prevarication here as the deceptive Mages made this a good one. They bluffed the Boys with their base and man to man tactics and their efforts on the boards was no fabrication winning 55-47. However while the Boys passed the ball well the Mages omitted the extra pass (assists 18-11). A high turnover count especially the 7 by the bandit Bandiera didn't help the Mages. Finally they say the free throw line doesn't lie and that was where the truth finally came out as the Boys had the game winning margin at the charity stripe (13/19 to 7/9).

3 Mikey Bergman Billy Hoyles Boys 25 PTS 15.0 rating. It is no exaggeration to say Mikey was on the court when the best tings happened for the Boys, with the best +/- in the game, the best defensive rating in the game and 5 made free throws he was the difference maker.

2 Michelangelo Forato VictoriaMages 20 PTS. He was barefaced and ice cold, he made the big shots under pressure and his 9/15 shooting was what the Mages needed more of.

1 Mai Chongzheng Billy Hoyles Boys 25 PTS 6 REB. Socred well but needs to be a little more efficient to move up in the points.

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Round 7 MVPs


Lewisham Wombats defeated Koopasaurus (109 - 95)
Poor shooting from the Koopasaurus guards, allowed the Wombats to overcome large discrepancies in rebounding, turnovers anf fouls, and take a fairly comfortable victory.

3. Algaridas Trimailovas (WOM) - 26 points, 5 assists
Trimailovas was lethal from beyond the arc, nailing 6 three pointers enroute to a game high 26 points. His defensive efforts on Asghari were also a big reason for the Wombats win.

2. Roberto Jauregui (WOM) - 17 points, 13 rebounds
He rarely puts up big numbers, and is overshadowed by his big man teammate, but Jauregui rarely fails to put up a double double. Such was the case again here.

1. Wazza Kennerley (Koop) - 19 points, 7 rebounds
Hard to pick a player for one vote here. In the end Wazza gets its for a solid scoring effort - though this could have gone to any of three or four players.


Black Label Society defeated Kynlala Knights (75 - 59)
Stiffling defense was the key to this victory. Shaun MacArthur, in particular, had a night he'd rather forget, as the Society rolled on. The society's dominance inside was also a key.

3. Not GrGur Fatur!
Bah, who am I kidding. Have another three votes.

2. Gary Howarth (BLS) - 6 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
Looking at his stats, most would say WTF at him getting two votes. However the key to this victory was defense, and keeping MacArthur to 4-25 shooting was probably as important as Fatur's 26 and 11.

1. Eugenio Dell'Asta (KK) - 21 points, 9 rebounds
Dell was the only Knight to really break free, scoring efficiently enroute to a team high 21 points. His importancec to the team is probably highlighted by the +/- totals - in the 40 minutes he was on the court his team was down by 9. In the 8 minutes he was off, his team went down by 7, and turned a close game into a comfortable BLS victory.


Billy Hoyles Boys defeated Zazzocalypse (87 - 75)
Yet again Zazz took it up to quality ABBL oposition, but despite dominating the glass, they just couldn't get past the stifling BHB defense.

3. Mikey Bergman (BHB) - 26 points, 6 assists
Bergman's offensive numbers look impressive, until it is considered that he took 27 shots to get his points. However, the reason he gets this is due to defense, keeping the Frenchman quiet, while racking up 4 steals.

2. Chiu Choong Khan (Zaz) - 14 points, 27 rebounds.
Khan kept his team in it with a dominant performance on the glass. His rebound tally includes a staggering 11 offensive boards, and without his presence inside, this game may well have been a blowout.

1. Gary Lawrence (Zaz) - 18 points, 15 rebounds
Its not often in a loss that a team will get two vote getters, but these two were probably far enough ahead of the Boy's second best player (Massios) to justify it. Like Khan, he was dominant on the glass, and scored efficiently.

Monkeybiz defeated Whitebeard (108-96)
The game of the round. This one went to overtime, and was close throughout, until free throws at the end saw the margin look relatively comfortable.

3. Joachim Calzado (WB) 46 points, 5 rebounds
Calzado almost stole this game for his team with an outstanding individual effort. Not only did he score, his oppentents could not score on him - the opposing PG's went a combined 2-15. He may want to work on his free throws though...

2. Dimitris Patziaras (MB) - 23 points, 13 rebounds
Patziaras started on the bench, but ended up logging the most minutes of the Monkeybiz big men. He responded with a solid game to help his team over the line, taking just 15 shots to get his 23 points and rebounded solidly.

1. Shi Deguang (MB) (23 points, 14 rebounds)
Pretty similar game to Patziaras, so read above (aside from the big about starting on the bench...). Also wins brownie points for managing to avoid shooting to many FTs, given his limited ability in that area.

Baxter Bogans defeated Viral Infections (165 - 47)
I think the scoreline says it all really... Fans who went to this game can consider themselves lucky.

3. Giovanni Castaldo - 57 points, 23 rebounds
Or maybe the fans can consider themselves unlucky, since they spent most of the game being dunked on by Castaldo...

2. Zvezdan Dordevic - 34 points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists
... and Dordevic...

1. Durk Renaud - 20 points, 14 assists, 8 steals
... and Renaud as well (apologies for the short writeup, but its pretty hard to get excited about a game in which a team had one real player for most of the game)

Pancakes with Jam and Cream defeated VictoriaMages (111 - 72)

This blowout completed a Kevin trifecta for the round (whoo hoo). The Pancakes broke this one open with a scintilating third quarter.

3. Plino Couto Costa (PJC) - 29 points
Pretty much pencil this guy in for three votes when the Pancakes win. the Mages defense had no answer, as Plino played every minute and scored at will.

2. Werner Efinger (PJC) - 16 points, 14 rebounds
Efinger is having a sneaky good season, and he continued it in this game. Seemed like he may have slipped a fiver to the refs, as he took 10 FTs, but he also shot well, a slipped in a couple of threes.

1. Roman Jaanus (PJC) - 17 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals
Jaanus is a bit of a project at SF, but he is starting to put together some solid performances. Nothing spectacular in this game, just a solid efficient scoring effort, some rebounds, and picking a few pockets. Panckaes will be happy if he keeps performing to this level.

With four rounds left, its really a two horse race. The MVP is Fatur's to lose, but Castaldo has polled well, and will be ready to pounce if Fatur slips up. The remainder of the field are really battling for the minor placings.

20 - Grgur Fatur (BLS)

16 - Giovanni Castaldo

11 - Wazza Kennerley (Kp)

10 - Aggelos Panagiotopolous (LW)

9 - Jean Phillipe Meneau (Zaz)
9 - Plino Couto Costa (PJC)
9 - Mikey Bergman (BHB)

8 - Marinho Caio (BLS)

7 - Shaun McArthur (KK)
7 - Joachim Calzado (WB)

6 - Ingmar Weichhaus
6 - Eelis Koivumaki (WB)
6 - Tonko Svorinic (Zaz)
6 - Gabriele Messineo (MB)
6 - Majek Kuman (PJC)
6 - Donat Lopins

5 - Josh Dowd (PJC)
5 - Werner Erfinger (PJC)

4 - Francois Navvaro (VM)
4 - Jarkko Kurola (WB)
4 - Mai Chongzheng (BHB)
4 - Nicola Bandiera (VM)
4 - Pitama Tau (KK)
4 - Chiu Choong Khan (Zaz)
4 - Yishai Keinan (BHB)
4 - Gianfrancesco Lucia (BHB)
4 - Algairdas Trimailovas (LW)
4 - Jose Villarreal (Zaz)

3 - Oli Liniger (WB)
3 - Roberts Vinkelis (PJC)
3 - Zoltan Bui (MB)
3 - Eugenio Dell'Asta (KK)
3 - Alfred Rooney (Kp)
3 - Duong Ton (KK)
3 - Gary Howarth (BLS)
3 - Gary Lawrence (Zaz)

2 - Jose Forastero (WB)
2 - Jackson Goodall (LW)
2 - Tory Kelley (VI)
2 - Les Gafa (LW)
2 - Jonas Poppenbuttel (BLS)
2 - Peter Still (VM)
2 - Michelangelo Forato (VM)
2 - Roberto Jauregui (LW)
2 - Dimitris Patziaras (MB)
2 - Zvezdan Dordevic
2 - Shi Deguang (MB)
2 - Radoine Guilleux (VI)

1 - Alexis Asvestas (WB)
1 - Yakir Elbaz (MB)
1 - Stephane Chaudier (MB)
1 - Mierko Garcia (VM)
1 - Adriano Bassi (Kp)
1 - Birol Yalduz (LW)
1 - Marco Manara (MB)
1 - Wiktor Kuznicki (LW)
1 - Rony Borrel (BLS)
1 - Sephr Asghari (Kp)
1 - Durk Renaud
1 - Roman Jaanus (PJC)

Round 8 MVP votes - up nice and quick this time!

Lewisham Wombats defeated Whitebeard (99-90)
The Lewisham Wombat's coach forgot to tell the majority of his players that this game was actually on (yes, I forgot to set my lineup...). Despite that, and a late injury to Goodall, the Wombats eeked out a win in a nailbiter.

3. Joachim Calzado (WB) 53 points
Joachim 'I'm going to take 60% of my teams shots' Calzado was in fine form in this game. He took plenty of shots, hit them at a reasonable clip, and almost single handedly dragged his team over the line. Maybe next time, his teammates can hit a few shots as well...

2. Jackson Goodall (LW) 28 points, 7 rebounds
You could make a case for Goodall to get the three votes in this game, as he was on fire all night, until a late injury ended his night. His points came on just 15 shots, included a couple of threes, and the Wombats have him to thank for their victory.

1. Birol Yalduz (LW) 20 points, 13 rebounds
With Panagiotopolous and Jaruegui failing to turn up for this game, Yalduz was cast into the role of an undersized PF. He performed the role with aplomb, by scoring freely, keeping his opponents quiet, and doing a fine job on the boards.

Black Label Society defeated Koopasaurus (87-72)
Despite keeping Fatur relatively quiet, Koopasaurus couldn't scratch out a victory in this one, as ASghari and Kennerley just weren't given enough support by their teammates.

3. Jose Garza (BLS) 26 points, 13 rebounds
The new boy on the block showed he is going to fit right in, leading the Society to victory in this one with a dominant scoring performance. Does his addition put Fatur's MVP crown under threat?

2. Sepehr Asghari (Koop) 34 points
Asghari put in a solid shooting performance, to keep his side close, and give them some hope of snatching victory. His foul trouble and eventual fouling out probably spelt the end for Koopasaurus' chances in this one.

1. Silvjus Zuras (BLS) 13 points, 11 rebounds, 9 assists
Mr do it all did it all in this game. Agonizingly close to a triple double, there will be a few teammates receiving harsh words for missing shots after Zuras passes, and denying him that one assist needed.

Pancakes with Jam and Cream defeated Zazzocalpse (98-80)
After a brutal first quarter, Zazzocalpse was never in the hunt in this one, as they struggled to stop the PJC big men.

3. Majek Kuman (PJC) 27 points, 9 rebounds
Big Majek was impossible to stop in this game, going an outstanding 13-16 shooting on his way to a game high 27 points.

2. Werner Efinger (PJC) 15 points, 20 rebounds
In an unusual role as a SF, Efinger dominated on the boards. He also scored efficiently, though a few turnovers took some of the shine off his performance

1. Jorge Antonio Villareal (Zazz) 24 points
Villareal was one of the only Zazzocalypse players to get going, shooting well from the outside and leading his team in points.

Monkey Business defeated VictoriaMages (108-96)
Despite comfortably losing the boards, the scoring power of Monkey Business was to much in this one. The Mages will need more defense outside to compete with teams of this quality.

3. Gabriele Messineo (MB) 27 points, 7 rebounds
The Monkey Business shooting guard from Italy showed off his skills in this game, shooting an outstanding 11-17, chucking in a couple of threes, and rebounded well for his position. In addition, he kept Mages danger man Forato quiet.

2. Nicola Bandiera (VM) 23 points, 10 rebounds, 4 steals
Bandiera kept the Mages in the game for a large part of the night, by scoring and rebounding well. He was one of the only Mages to actually get going in this game, however.

1. Zoltan Bui (MB) 14 points, 10 assists
Point guards are probably a little under appreciated in the MVP votes, so time to reverse that trend. Bui had a ripper, scoring efficiently, and setting up his teammates all night long. His defense on Venizelos was outstanding.

Billy Hoyles Boys defeated Viral Infections (109-28)
The Boys smashed the Infections in the weekly ritual. Don't worry noodles, you'll get all of the votes on offer in this one, but also a crap(ier) write up.

3. Anselmo Centurion (BHB) 21 points, 19 rebounds, 6 blocks

2. Gianfrancesco Lucia (BHB) 21 points, 15 rebounds, 4 steals

1. Yishai Keinan (BHB) 18 points, 14 rebounds, 3 blocks
Kynlala Knights defeated Baxter Bogans (97-88)
The game of the round probably, and the one that will have the most influence on the standings. The Bogans surrendered top spot in the fishbowl west, due to a poor shooting effort, in particular from Renaud. With a reasonably soft run home for the Society, the Bogans will have a job on their hands to get the top spot back.

3. Eugenio Dell'Asta (KK) 14 points, 18 rebounds
Dell didn't score that much in this one, but his work at the other end of the floor set this game up. He nabbed a game high 18 rebounds, and destroyed Renaud defensively. A couple of steals and block rounds out this game winning defensive effort.

2. Shaun McArthur (KK) 28 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists
If Dell won the game for his defensive efforts, McArhtur did almost as much on offense. While his shooting wasn't as efficent as we are used to, he managed to get to the foul line regularly, and led the game in assists and scoring.

1. Kalle De Man 28 points, 4 rebounds
Kalle was the best shooter on the floor, shooting well on his way to 28 points, including 5 threes.

Last edited by mllama at 6/17/2011 9:20:53 AM

Leaderboard - round 8

With none of the top three managing to poll votes, not much changes at the top. The chasing pack has bunch up, with a large group of players now on 9 votes, eyeing off Wazza's third spot. With 3 round left, only Fatur, Castaldo and Kennerley can mathematically win the fishbowl west MVP.

20 - Grgur Fatur (BLS)

16 - Giovanni Castaldo

11 - Wazza Kennerley (Kp)

10 - Aggelos Panagiotopolous (LW)
10 - Joachim Calzado (WB)

9 - Jean Phillipe Meneau (Zaz)
9 - Plino Couto Costa (PJC)
9 - Mikey Bergman (BHB)
9 - Shaun McArthur (KK)
9 - Gabriele Messineo (MB)
9 - Majek Kuman (PJC)

8 - Marinho Caio (BLS)

7 - Werner Erfinger (PJC)

6 - Ingmar Weichhaus
6 - Eelis Koivumaki (WB)
6 - Tonko Svorinic (Zaz)
6 - Nicola Bandiera (VM)
6 - Donat Lopins
6 - Gianfrancesco Lucia (BHB)
6 - Eugenio Dell'Asta (KK)

5 - Josh Dowd (PJC)
5 - Yishai Keinan (BHB)
5 - Jose Villarreal (Zaz)

4 - Francois Navvaro (VM)
4 - Jarkko Kurola (WB)
4 - Mai Chongzheng (BHB)
4 - Pitama Tau (KK)
4 - Chiu Choong Khan (Zaz)
4 - Algairdas Trimailovas (LW)
4 - Jackson Goodall (LW)


3 - Oli Liniger (WB)
3 - Roberts Vinkelis (PJC)
3 - Zoltan Bui (MB)
3 - Alfred Rooney (Kp)
3 - Duong Ton (KK)
3 - Gary Howarth (BLS)
3 - Gary Lawrence (Zaz)
3 - Jose Garza (BLS)
3 - Anselmo Centurion (BHB)
3 - Sephr Asghari (Kp)

2 - Jose Forastero (WB)
2 - Tory Kelley (VI)
2 - Les Gafa (LW)
2 - Jonas Poppenbuttel (BLS)
2 - Peter Still (VM)
2 - Michelangelo Forato (VM)
2 - Roberto Jauregui (LW)
2 - Dimitris Patziaras (MB)
2 - Zvezdan Dordevic
2 - Shi Deguang (MB)
2 - Radoine Guilleux (VI)

1 - Alexis Asvestas (WB)
1 - Yakir Elbaz (MB)
1 - Stephane Chaudier (MB)
1 - Mierko Garcia (VM)
1 - Adriano Bassi (Kp)
2 - Birol Yalduz (LW)
1 - Marco Manara (MB)
1 - Wiktor Kuznicki (LW)
1 - Rony Borrel (BLS)
1 - Durk Renaud
1 - Roman Jaanus (PJC)
1 - Silvjus Zuras (BLS)
1 - Zoltan Bui (MB)
1 - Kalle De Man