Headlines for Mauricio Wolcott

  • Wolcott announces retirement

    Mauricio Wolcott has announced his retirement from the Dragons after season 37. Wolcott played 23 seasons after being drafted by the Paladins in the 15th season.

  • Wolcott agrees to deal with Dragons

  • Urchins waive Mauricio Wolcott

    The Urchins have waived Mauricio Wolcott from their roster. Mauricio posted 3.4 PPG, with 0.3 rebounds and 1.1 assists while playing 7.5 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Wolcott agrees to deal with Urchins

  • Dragons waive Mauricio Wolcott

    The Dragons have waived Mauricio Wolcott from their roster. Mauricio posted 4.1 PPG, with 1.2 rebounds and 1.5 assists while playing 12.8 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Mauricio Wolcott re-signs with Dragons

    Mauricio Wolcott has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Dragons for a contract worth $3,030,000 per season.

  • Wolcott agrees to deal with Dragons

  • Dragons waive Mauricio Wolcott

    The Dragons have waived Mauricio Wolcott from their roster. Mauricio posted 5.2 PPG, with 1.5 rebounds and 1.6 assists while playing 15.1 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Wolcott agrees to deal with Dragons

  • Mauricio Wolcott contract declined

    Mauricio Wolcott has declined to negotiate with the Paladins. He will instead head into free agency to test the waters. He will be looking for a salary around $6,820,000.

  • Paladins Topple Spirit for Biggest Win of Season

    The Paladins faced their toughest competition of the season on the road against a 10-4 Spirit team who had beaten them the past 5 contests, however the team showed their champion "spirit" and manhandled through the entire game winning 138-106 to improve to 13-3. Volker Knobell was exceptional scoring 26 with 9 boards and 10 assists while Mauricio Wolcott scored 28 with 13 assists. Kodie Cabotage led the scoring with 31 while Milan Munding  scored 26 off the bench.

  • Wolcott Dazzles in Paladin win

    Mauricio Wolcott is far removed from his heydays in League I, but he proved that he could still rack up points in the blink of an eye. He connected on all 4 of his perimeter shots while hitting 14 of 18 from the field for 38 points. The most in his last 7 seasons. The Paladins went on to defeat the Sun Bears 117-91 overcoming a 13 point deficit in the first half. Chitrarath Rotenberry also had a big game scoring 22 with 9 boards in the win. Of note, Alfredo Knowlton was instrumental in the 3rd finishing with 10 boards and 9 points as the veteran saw his most action this season.

    For the Sun Bears, Horatio Rothenbach scored 25 with a career high 16 boards and 5 assists in the loss as the team drops to 0-3 on the season.

  • Wolcott receives ring

    Mauricio Wolcott has received his championship ring for being part of the League I, Season 26 champion Cloud team. Congratulations!

  • Wolcott selected as an All-Star

  • Paladins Reach 20 Wins w/ Urchin Domination

    The Paladins got out in front of the Urchins early and never gave them and in on the teams way to a 101-86 victory and 20 wins on the season. This is the franchises best start in history and puts them just 1 win away from tying the best start in the League I history shared between the Pitbulls and Lava. Mauricio Wolcott went down early with a knee injury after scoring 17 points in 17 minutes of play. Kodie Cabotage would pace the team with 25 points and 11 boards in the win.

    The team challenges the record against the Romans, a team they defeated by 32 earlier in the season.

  • Wolcott injured, may miss time

  • The 7-1 Showdown: Paladins Square Off vs Ice

    The Paladins and Ice come in as the 1st and 2nd ranked teams in the league respectively, both sporting a 7-1 record, with the Ice losing for the first time last outing to the Rhinos after the franchise best 7-0 start to the season. The Paladins went on to tie the franchise best start of last season with a 6-0 start, losing by a point to the Gryphons, then getting back on track with a big win over the Clash.

    The Paladins feature a bevy of talent featuring Kodie Cabotage, the leagues MVP 5 times over who led the Lava to the past 4 championship titles and is adjusting to his new team role. Veteran Mauricio Wolcott who also won 2 League MVP awards early on, recruited back to the team after a stint w/ the Rhinos and a rejuvenated offensive game. Veteran Boyd Brunson who is the Paladins all-time leading scorer and last seasons League Tournament MVP and All-Star Volker Knobell with a young Chitrarath Rotenberry holding down the Center responsibilities.

    The Ice landed a huge addition in the young Torry Hum who had been a defensive wizard and also led the Warriors in scoring the previous 2 seasons. They returned the teams leading scorer from last season Avertano Traster with 2-time all-star, one of the leagues best and the Franchises best passer Kevan Palifka running the Offense. They installed 8th season veteran Bridgely Macpaden into his first full-time starting role at center and has found his niche as a paint commander leading the league with 14.5rpg.

    While both teams boast solid defenses, the Ice have taken things a step further making defense their central focus and the strategy has worked wonders. The team leads the league in defense and is on pace to allow just over 90ppg which would shatter the franchise record of 95ppg in season 7 where the team made the playoffs for the first time ever. Meanwhile the Paladins have installed a quick strike offense which has them leading the league with 119ppg with a +19ppg differential.

    Somethings got to give as League I's juggernauts go at it head-to-head for the first of two showdowns this season.

  • Paladins Face Tough Matchup vs Romans

    History has been on the side of the Paladins in their matchups with the Romans as they hold a 15-2 advantage. The Paladins come in undefeated at 5-0 while the Romans are 3-2 coming off a loss to a very tough Gryphons team.

    A resurgent Mauricio Wolcott leads the Paladins with 31ppg while Kodie Cabotage comes in with a 23.2ppg avg. Chitrarath Rotenberry has done well in his first season as a starter scoring 18ppg with 12rpg.

    For the Romans, they are led by Tapas Feye who is having a resurgence of his own with just under 30ppg. Bandi Brunback and Osbaldo Hockell aare over 21ppg while Osbaldo Hockell pulls in 13.2rpg. Jubal Hodcroft is one of the top dishers in the game with 9.6 assists per outing.

  • Quality Win for Paladins over Dragons

    As expected, it was a hardfought victory over the Dragons , but the Paladins were able to run away down the stretch for a 21 point victory to improve to 4-0. Mauricio Wolcott led the way once again with 36 points while Kodie Cabotage earned his 1st ever triple double with 10 assists and 11 boards to go with 22 points. Chitrarath Rotenberry scored 19 with 16 boards for his 4th double-double of the season. The team was sloppy with 19 turnovers, but where counted was the rebounding battle which they won 46-33.

  • Paladins Press on to 3-0 Beating Asteroids

    The Paladins faced a tougher opponent in the Asteroids and came away w/ a 124-109 win in another offensive display. The resurgent Mauricio Wolcott impressed once again scoring 34 with 7 assists to lead all scorers. Kodie Cabotage had his finest game of the season scoring 29 with 14 boards while Chitrarath Rotenberry registered his 3rd double-double with 20 points and 10 boards. The team will face a tough Dragons team in their next outting.

  • Words from Paladins Coach/GM Kingpin

    "It's a new wind in League I. If we are able to do what we did last season... plus keep our guys healthy... plus have the League's best player ever (Kodie Cabotage) to lead the charge, plus get back Wolcott (Mauricio Wolcott) to shore up the leadership, the skys the limit for the Paladins. We have only one goal. And thats another ring for the Sky blue and Black."

  • Opening Night Takeaways

    Aaron Arkell is a winner, no matter where he plays. Does that justify the #1 ranking? Probably not, but it looks like the Spirit have a playoff caliber team despite the youth.

    Mauricio Wolcott is happy to be "home" and is the best player with over 10 seasons of experience. His 36 points led the league on opening night and the 8-time all-star added 10 assists, 5 boards with just 1 turnover in the Paladins win.

    The Bolts are gonna have a tough first half to the season. With Gladville Verdino the first major casualty missing 16-24 games, glib times ahead for the team who had a franchise worst 11 wins last season. Here's to hoping #2 pick Milap Hanners can step in to do some damage control.

    Torry Hum is as good as advertised. Two time All-Defensive player Hum displayed his lockdown D while also leading the Ice offense with 34 points on 25 shots. The Ice haven't had an offensive threat of his caliber probably 6 seasons. The Ice just may have found the missing piece to end the playoff drought of 8 seasons.

    Osbaldo Hockell just may be worth his $28 mil tag that the Romans paid. The All-League Selections new team will lean on him to dig out from their worst ever 16 win season and he didnt' disappoint in the debut. He played 41 minutes to score 29 points with 14 boards, putting a stamp on the league as one of the best at the center position.

    The jury is still out for the Lava. The team looked less than impressive post-Kodie/Aiken. The Paladin transplant data looked good, but the team as a whole looked sloppy. Wouldn't put a fork in them just yet as far as missing the playoffs for the first time ever.

    The Spikers are who we thought they were. After a close to franchise worst, 13 wins last season and no draft picks to show for it... the Spikers earned a Power Ranking of last. And they look to have deserved it scoring a league low 82 points while shooting 37% from the floor and fumbling the ball 22 times. Gonna be a very long season indeed.

    Despite their bad luck in the draft, there are signs of hope for the Razors. The team had nearly a 1 in 3 chance of winning the top pick, and probably 50% chance of winning the top 2 picks and probably 75% chance of winning a top 3 pick. However they lucked up and got the 6th pick... and the 7th pick... and the 11th pick. However those first two picks may just work out. The guards both scored over 20 points in the debut win with Kadir Jacquot scoring 31 and Matyas Vilandre scoring 20 after a solid preseason to lead the Razors to a win. It won't take much to improve on a franchise record low 9 wins, but it seems it will rely on the rookies having a big impact... especially after the team committed 23 turnovers.

  • Vanalstine traded to Venom from Paladins for Wolcott

    The Paladins have reached a deal with the Venom that will send Wensley Vanalstine to the Venom in exchange for Mauricio Wolcott.

    Vanalstine averaged 3.7 PPG, 0.8 rebounds and 0.3 assists in 6.1 minutes per game. Wolcott averaged 14.4 PPG, 2.9 rebounds and 5.1 assists in 34.3 minutes per game.

  • Wolcott agrees to deal with Venom

    The Venom have signed Mauricio Wolcott to the team in a deal worth $3,750,000 per season for 3 seasons.

  • Mauricio Wolcott contract declined

    Mauricio Wolcott has declined to negotiate with the Rhinos. He will instead head into free agency to test the waters. He will be looking for a salary around $5,000,000.

  • Wolcott,1st round draft pick traded to Rhinos from Paladins for Bucaro

    The Paladins have reached a deal with the Rhinos that will send Mauricio Wolcott, and a season 26, 1st round draft pick to the Rhinos in exchange for Protasio Bucaro.

    Wolcott averaged 12.6 PPG, 2.3 rebounds and 4.2 assists in 23.9 minutes per game. Bucaro averaged 17.7 PPG, 6.0 rebounds and 0.9 assists in 32.3 minutes per game.

  • Wolcott receives ring

    Mauricio Wolcott has received his championship ring for being part of the Team Tournament, Season 7 champion Paladins team representing League I. Congratulations!

  • Wolcott injured, will miss at least 4 games.

  • Paladins take series over Bolts

    The Bolts failed to make a repeat championship appearance after their 15 point loss to the Paladins who took the series in 4 games. The Bolts came into the playoffs as the hottest team in the league on the strength of 13 straight wins, however they would go just 1-3 in the series.

    Mauricio Wolcott came off the bench again for the Paladins to score his highest point total of the season with 33 points on 13 of 18 shooting. Jim Weddle racked up another double-double with 17 points and 13 boards.

    The Paladins move onto round 2 where they will have quite a tough matching against the #1 seeded and 3 time defending champ Lava.

  • Wolcott injured, will miss at least 3 games.

  • Paladins notch decisive victory over Clash

    The Paladins have matched the best start in franchise history with their 4th straight win to open the season over the Clash by 45 points. Veterans Mauricio Wolcott and Boyd Brunson led the way scoring 27 and 29 respectively. Jeremi Krysztofiak had his best game of the season pulling down 15 boards with 18 points in the win.

    They will attempt to make it 5 straight against another tough 3-1 Dragons next outting.

  • Paladins show strong vs champions in preseason

    The Paladins had a few strong performances to defeat the Lava by 10 in the 3rd preseason game. Milan Munding scored 20 to lead the way while Mauricio Wolcott showed a strong defense with 7 assists in the win. The final preseason game comes against the 2-1 Venom.

  • Paladins have solid showing in first preseason game

    The new-look Paladins took a 57-39 lead at the half to win 110-102 in their first preseason game under new coach Tha Kingpin. Mauricio Wolcott came out strong with 22 on 8 of 13, while Jeremi Krysztofiak picked up where he left off last season scoring 20 points. Milan Munding had a slow start, but finished strong with 19 points on 7 of 15. Jim Weddle did not perform as well as hoped, scoring just 7 in 24 minutes. Volker Knobell however had a huge showing, playing 27 minutes to score 13 points, leading in assists and rebounds with 8 and 7.

    The next preseason game will be against the Dragons.

  • Wolcott selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott, who has been selected to represent the League I All-League team after averaging 20.8ppg, 2.8rpg and 7.8apg during the season.

  • Wolcott selected as an All-Star

  • Mauricio Wolcott named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott on winning the Paladins Team MVP award for Season 23.

  • Wolcott injured, will miss at least 8 games.

  • Mauricio Wolcott re-signs with Paladins

    Mauricio Wolcott has signed on to play for another 3 seasons with the Paladins for a contract worth $11,510,000 per season.

  • Wolcott receives ring

    Mauricio Wolcott has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 4 champion League I team. Congratulations!

  • Wolcott selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott, who has been selected to represent the League I All-League team after averaging 23.5ppg, 3.1rpg and 6.6apg during the season.

  • Wolcott selected as an All-Star

  • Mauricio Wolcott named Team MVP

  • Wolcott selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott, who has been selected to represent the League IV All-League team after averaging 25.9ppg, 3.8rpg and 6.1apg during the season.

  • Paladins pull out must win game

    It has become quite the series after the Pitbulls stole 2 games from the overwhelming favorite Paladins, but this do or die game for the Paladins was all Paladins as they took firm control on the road to even the series up at 2. Mauricio Wolcott scored 31 with 7 assists as the Paladins won 106-91.

  • Paladins snatch game one

    The usual suspects led the way in game 1 for the Paladins 110-100 over the Pitbulls. Mauricio Wolcott led the way with 29 points and 9 boards while Darius Aldape scored 17 with 11 assists. Tawa Wilsdon posted 9 boards and 16 points. The Paladins now lead the series 1-0, and more bad news for the Pitbulls, the winner of game 1 has won 12 of the last 15 series when they win the first game. The team heads to Pitbulls land for game 2.

  • Paladins prove too much for Romans

    Once again the Paladins are headed to the championship game after defeating the Romans handly 140-112. Mauricio Wolcott scored 32 with 13 assists while Tawa Wilsdon scored 34 with 9 boards. The team will play their second straight championship series after losing to the Razors last season.

  • Wolcott selected as an All-Star

  • Paladins overcome!

    It was a thrilling game 5 for the #3 Sun Bears vs the #5 Paladins down to the final minutes, but in what was perhaps his best game of the season, Mauricio Wolcott lit fire to blaze the Sun Bears for 40 points, 7 boards and 9 assists on the way to a 123-112 Paladins win. Oddly the road team proved to win every game in the series. The Paladins move on to face the Romans, a team the Paladins have beaten in all 3 career matches.

  • Mauricio Wolcott named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott on winning the Paladins Team MVP award for Season 20.

  • Paladins cruise past Pitbulls in must win game

    If either team had chances of making the playoffs, this game would guarantee the loser wouldn't. Darius Aldape followed up on his 51 point game with a near triple-double, 35 points, 9 boards and 9 assists as the Paladins crusied by the Pitbulls 121-70. Mauricio Wolcott scored 37 with 9 assists in the win while Tawa Wilsdon scored 26 with 15 boards.

  • Aldape huge for Paldins in blowout win

    Worst game of the season for Mauricio Wolcott... and the Paladins win by 31? Unheard of! Yet this was the case with the team defeating the Rhinos 120-89 with a career best 42 point output from Darius Aldape. Tawa Wilsdon also continued his dominant season with 24 points and 14 boards as the Paladins collect their 11th win to just 5 losses to keep just behind the Razors in the standings.

  • Wolcott scores 37 in Paladins win

    The Paladins show no signs of slowing down with a 4th quarter rally to defeat the Pitbulls 111-104. Mauricio Wolcott continued his MVP type season with 37 points and 6 assists to bring the teams record to 10-4.

  • Paladins coast to victory over Asteroids

  • Paladins win crucial game vs Edge

    The Paladins have been rollin' on with their 3rd straight win, beating the now 6-3 Edge 108-97. Second season center Tawa Wilsdon put on a career performance with 31 points and 10 boards, hitting 13 of 14 free throws. Mauricio Wolcott again had a terrific game scoring 30 points, 7 boards and 7 assists. Unfortunately the team lost Darius Aldape for the game, but he should return next outting.

    For the Edge, Luzige Binkley continued his brilliant season with 31 points.

  • Gryphons squeak by Paladins

    For the first time in 6 seasons, the Gryphons have won their first 2 games to open the season. The last time that happened, they went on to a 32-13 record. Don't expect anything like that this season, but it counts for a huge step in the right direction for the team that has been struggling tremendously season after season.

    The game came down to the wire, but they held on beating the Paladins 98-95 with Vishal Chanter leading the way scoring 22 with 10 assists. Mauricio Wolcott scored 33 in the losing effort while Tawa Wilsdon scored 23 with 12 boards.

  • Paladins take off in 2nd half to best Spirit

    Mauricio Wolcott looked great scoring 36, while counterpart Darius Aldape scored 20 with 13 assists as the Paladins handled the Spirit 112-102 after a 66-56 second half performance. Tawa Wilsdon also played an exceptional game off the bench scoring 24 with 9 boards after Marvin Norfleet fouled out. This adds more fuel to the fans cries to give the 2nd season player his starting job again after a dismal preseason.

  • Wolcott receives ring

    Mauricio Wolcott has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 2 champion League I team. Congratulations!

  • League I Romps League II for Championship

    Make it two in a row for League I, dismantling League II by 39 points to claim the Leagues 2nd straight championship title. League II came out on a 5-0 run, but League I came back quickly leading by 9 by the end of the first, 26 by half, 31 by the 4th to win 143-104.

    The tournament MVP Jim Weddle scored a game high 33 with 9 boards to lead the crew. Mauricio Wolcott scored 24 with 12 assists while rookie and League I MVP Kodie Cabotage scored 21 with 8 assists and 6 boards.

    For League II, Jose Teske scored 15 with 5 assists and 5 boards in the losing cause.

  • Wolcott selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott, who has been selected to represent the League IV All-League team after averaging 22.3ppg, 3.4rpg and 5.9apg during the season.

  • Mauricio Wolcott awarded Team Tournament MVP

    Mauricio Wolcott was awarded this seasons Team Tournament MVP award after a putting up terrific numbers during the tournament. He averaged 30.7 PPG, with 3.0 rebounds and 8.3 assists for the Paladins.

  • Holy Pitbulls!

    The game was billed to be one of the best matchups of the tournament as two of the most storied team in League I history squared off in the third round of the Team Tournament. And the game didn't disappoint at all! The Paladins got out to a 14 point lead earlier, but the Pitbulls continued to chip away, the Paladins pulled ahead again in the 4th, but down the stretch the Pitbulls fought back again with Clarence Wertz hitting the game-winning shot to top the Paladins 115-114. Wertz led the team with 29 coming off the bench. Mauricio Wolcott had another terrific game scoring 31 with 9 assists in the losing effort. The Pitbulls will face the winner of the game between the Cloud and Slash.

  • Paladins advance in Team Tournament

    The #1 seeded Paladins may have lost the League I championship, but they had no problem moving past the Spirit to advance to the 2nd round with Mauricio Wolcott scoring 29 points with 8 assists.

  • Still Alive! Paladins steal one from Razors

    The Paladins held on to win by 8 after leading by 24 at the Razors home court and avoid being swept in the Season 19 championship game. Mauricio Wolcott was able to avoid foul trouble this time out and led the game with 33 points with 9 assists while Boyd Brunson scored 26 with 7 assists. The team has a real opportunity to tie the series up as they head back home for game 4.

  • Things looking grim for the Paladins

    The Razors smacked the Paladins around again... 110-102 on the Paladins home court to give them the edge 2-0 in the championship series and their 6th straight playoff win. Mauricio Wolcott was limited to just 13 minutes of game time due to foul trouble which proved to be the difference. Tawa Wilsdon had a terrific game with 13 points and 17 boards. Jamal Gibson played well with 24 points and 8 boards, but those numbers weren't nearly enough to overcome the Razors. Jim Weddle of course proved huge with 25 points and 8 boards while Anibal Mackie neared a triple-double with 9 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists.

    It could be doomsday for the Paladins as the 3rd game returns to the Razors court.

  • Mauricio Wolcott named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Mauricio Wolcott on winning the Paladins Team MVP award for Season 19.

  • Wolcott selected as an All-Star

  • Lava come out on top in double OT thriller

    The Paladins seemed poised to take the series lead, but lost their composure down the stretch allowing the Lava to pull off an incredible comeback taking the game to two overtimes to win 131-128 to go up 2-1 in the series. Kodie Cabotage wowed the crowd again with the best performance of his career scoring 52 points with 9 rebounds while Salam Scherma scored 17 with 17 assists. Boyd Brunson was no slacker either, scoring 39 points with 9 assists while Mauricio Wolcott scored 24 with 11 assists.

    Next game the teams go back to the Paladins pad for game 4.

  • Gibson returns, Wolcott and Paladins dominate

    Mauricio Wolcott continues to make his case for being the best player in the league dropping a season high 40 on the Edge in a Paladins win 124-101. Wolcott is averaging 33.5ppg thus far to go with 6.3apg. Jamal Gibson returned from injury to score 17 while former rookie of the season Darius Aldape was huge off the bench with 28 points including 7 of 10 three pointers.

    The overall #1 pick and team scoring leader Adriano Pytel was limited to just 20 minutes before leaving the game with a minor injury. He scored 16. Luzige Binkley led the struggling edge scoring 31 points with 5 boards.

  • Paladins keep ahead of Tigers to go above .500

    It came down to the final minute and for the Paladins to erase a 10 point deficit, but they held on to win by 4 over the Tigers 123-119 to improve to 3-2. Mauricio Wolcott continued his terrific start to the season scoring 36 points with 5 assists. He is averaging over 32ppg through the first 5 games not scoring less than 28 in any game. 

  • Wolcott receives ring

    Mauricio Wolcott has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 1 champion League I team. Congratulations!

  • League I stave off League II to take Leage of Leagues championship

    Four players for League I scored 20+ points in the teams win, leading nearly from start to finish to finish the game 122-115 over League II. Jim Weddle shined in the outting scoring 21 points on 8 of 12 shooting with 11 boards. Mauricio Wolcott  scored 23 with 9 assists while fellow Paladin Jamal Gibson scored 23. For League II, Kent Noll scored 27 points to elad all scorers. Jose Teske scored 17 with 10 assists in the loss.

  • Wolcott selected for All-League Team

    Mauricio Wolcott has been selected to represent the League I All-League team after averaging 25.6ppg, 5.7rpg and 5.4apg during the season.

  • #1 seed Paladins bow out early!

    For the first time in franchise history, the Paladins failed to win a single playoff game once in. After finishing the season with a franchise best 31-14, the team felt the absence of Loyd Alexandria in a 96-114 loss to the Pitbulls being outrebounded 30-56 and 63-103 total during the series. Mauricio Wolcott scored 36, then 28 points in the losses.

  • Paladins win out to take top seed

    The Paladins ended the season on a 4 game win streak and a franchise best 31 wins with a 109-93 win over the Gryphons. This marks the 4th 30+ win season for the franchise. Mauricio Wolcott scored 27 points, 8 boards and 6 assists to seal a second League MVP award beating out Isaiah Bivins in the final game of the season.

  • Paladins squeak out huge win over Rhinos

    The Paladins are the first to 30 wins with a last second winner by Mauricio Wolcott 106-104 over the Rhinos. Wolcott scored 29 points with 8 assists in the win.

  • Paladins are victors in the battle of the Titans

    It came down to the last minute, but the Paladins topped the Dragons 113-109 and increased their win streak to a franchise best tying 9 games. Mauricio Wolcott led with 29 points, 6 boards and 6 assists.

  • Wolcott banks 40 in win

    The Paladins took control and never looked back in a 104-77 blowout of the Clash. Mauricio Wolcott scored 40 while Jamal Gibson dished a career high 10 assists with 15 points. The Paladins have now won 5 in a row.

  • Wolcott scores 45 in Paladins win over Pitbulls

    Mauricio Wolcott continued his climb towards League MVP considerations scoring 45 points in a 127-109 beatdown over the Pitbulls.

  • Wolcott rings in 44 points

    Former League MVP Mauricio Wolcott led the game with 44 poitns, 10 boards and 6 assists in a 97-84 win over the Spikers. Boyd Brunson added 12 assists while Jamal Gibson scored 23 and 12 rebounds.

  • Paladins Take It!

    The Paladins are back in the championship game after two surprise upset victories over the Ice, this one 117-93. Mauricio Wolcott had an outstanding game scoring 41 points in the victory. They win the series 2-1 and will meet the Dragons/Pitbulls series winner for a chance to repeat their title.

  • Back in the saddle

    Mauricio Wolcott returned from injury to lead the Paladins to a 108-85 win over the Rhinos and end the 4 game losing streak. He scored 27 points with 9 boards and 9 assists. Boyd Brunson scored 32 with 6 steals.

  • Brunson and Wolcott pick up slack big time

    Jamal Gibson left a big hole to fill serving a two game suspension, but that was nothing that Boyd Brunson and Mauricio Wolcott weren't up to the task for... Combined they scored 80 points and 17 assists leading the team to victory over the Venom 124-101.

  • Paladins pull out victory over Spirit

    Mauricio Wolcott continued his impressive season scoring 31 points, 7 boards and 9 assists in the victory.

  • Paladins win 6 straight

    The Paladins are looking like the champions they are with Mauricio Wolcott scoring 33 points with 17 boards to lead the team 106-70 over the Urchins.

  • Paladins reign supreme over Pitbulls

    It was a big time showdown in the league with the two top ranked teams squaring off. The Paladins came out big on top 92-78 over the Pitbulls to win their 4th straight contest. The team is now 7-0 when Mauricio Wolcott is in the game this time out scoring 24 points with 8 rebounds and 7 assists.

  • Statement return for Wolcott

    Mauricio Wolcott showed what a difference he makes for the team and his teamates just missing a triple double scoring 27 with 11 boards and 9 assists, while Boyd Brunson scored 43 with 9 assists and Jamal Gibson scoring 31 with 8 boards to put up 131 points to 92 against the Clash.

  • Paladins are back in the title game!

    Despite an amazing performance by Nice Smith, the Paladins held on to knock off the champions 112-109. The big 3 had a great game with Mauricio Wolcott scoring 32 points with 7 boards and 8 assists while Jamal Gibson had 38. Boyd Brunson scored 21 points with 8 assists.

  • Wolcott leads Paladins over Gryphons

    Phenom Mauricio Wolcott continued his bid for league MVP scoring 30 points with 11 rebounds and 9 assists in a 109-107 win over the Gryphons

  • Paladins streak now at 8

    The last time the Paladins won this many games in a row was season 10, their last championship. They defeated the Ice 119-93 with Mauricio Wolcott and Boyd Brunson scoring 27 apeice.

  • Wolcott sets Paladins assists record

    Rookie MVP continues to impress, after hitting 51 points early in the season he has now set the franchise record with 15 assists in a game while scoring 20 with 8 boards in a 105-99 win over the Spikers. Not to be outdone Boyd Brunson scored 44 to lead all scores.

  • Wolcott is welcomed into the 50+ club in huge fashion

    Mauricio Wolcott silenced many doubters as the Rookie MVP scored 51 points, 12 rebounds and 9 assists to lead the Paladins charge a whopping 143-94 over the Clash. Boyd Brunson had 31 points and 11 assists while Jamal Gibson added 26 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists.

  • Paladins are eliminated

    The high scoring series finds the Paladins as the victims losing 121-124 to the Clash. They won the first game but faltered in the remaining two. Rookie MVP Mauricio Wolcott scored 27 points with 8 boards while Jamal Gibson scored 29 in the loss.

  • The Paladins stop the bleeding, lose Wolcott

    Expected Rookie MVP Mauricio Wolcott was injured and will miss the next 10 games after a 105-96 win over the Gryphons in OT to end their 3 game losing skid.