Headlines for Tyrone Hamel

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Impact

    The Impact have signed Tyrone Hamel to the team in a deal worth $670,000 per season for 1 season.

  • Wolves waive Tyrone Hamel

    The Wolves have cut Tyrone Hamel from their roster. Hamel had yet to appear in a game this season for the Wolves.

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Wolves

    The Wolves have signed Tyrone Hamel to the team in a deal worth $5,910,000 per season for 1 season.

  • Tyrone Hamel contract declined

    Tyrone Hamel will head into free agency after a deal could not be reached with the Terriers. Hamel was seeking a deal for 4 seasons which would pay $5,910,000 .

  • Baudet traded to Ice Monkeys from Terriers for Hamel,Tolfrey

    The Terriers have reached a deal with the Ice Monkeys that will send Raymundo Baudet, Jarry Roznowski, Kaipo Fugh, and a season 22, 2nd round draft pick to the Ice Monkeys in exchange for Tyrone Hamel, and Jalan Tolfrey.

    Baudet averaged 11.4 PPG, 11.2 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 34.6 minutes per game. Hamel averaged 9.8 PPG, 8.9 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 38.5 minutes per game. Tolfrey averaged 12.1 PPG, 7.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 25.3 minutes per game.

  • Tyrone Hamel re-signs with Ice Monkeys

    Tyrone Hamel has signed on to play for another 3 seasons with the Ice Monkeys for a contract worth $3,570,000 per season.

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Ice Monkeys

  • Eclipse waive Tyrone Hamel

    The Eclipse have waived Tyrone Hamel from their roster. Tyrone posted 12.4 PPG, with 7.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists while playing 31.6 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Eclipse

    The Eclipse have signed Tyrone Hamel to the team in a deal worth $3,208,000 per season for 1 season.

  • Eclipse waive Tyrone Hamel

    The Eclipse have cut Tyrone Hamel from their roster. Hamel had yet to appear in a game this season for the Eclipse.

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Eclipse

    The Eclipse have signed Tyrone Hamel to the team in a deal worth $1,938,000 per season for 1 season.

  • Lizards waive Tyrone Hamel

    The Lizards have waived Tyrone Hamel from their roster. Tyrone posted 15.5 PPG, with 8.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists while playing 36.2 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Hamel injured, will miss at least 24 games.

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Lizards

    The Lizards have signed Tyrone Hamel to the team in a deal worth $4,242,000 per season for 3 seasons.

  • Wranglers waive Tyrone Hamel

    The Wranglers have waived Tyrone Hamel from their roster. Tyrone posted 16.2 PPG, with 8.9 rebounds and 2.0 assists while playing 37.8 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Hamel injured, will miss at least 1 game.

  • Tyrone Hamel re-signs with Wranglers

    Tyrone Hamel has signed on to play for another 3 seasons with the Wranglers for a contract worth $6,950,000 per season.

  • Hamel injured, will miss at least 3 games.

    Tyrone Hamel injured his elbow in the Wranglers game against the Slash. He will possibly miss the remainder of the regular season.

  • Tyrone Hamel re-signs with Wranglers

    Tyrone Hamel has signed on to play for another 3 seasons with the Wranglers for a contract worth $10,550,000 per season.

  • Hamel selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel, who has been selected to represent the League II All-League team after averaging 23.5ppg, 6.7rpg and 2.9apg during the season.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Wranglers. Hamel averaged 23.9ppg, 6.5rpg and 2.9apg.

  • Tyrone Hamel named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel on winning the Wranglers Team MVP award for Season 9.

  • Hamel injured, will miss at least 6 games.

  • Tyrone Hamel finishes 3rd in the league in blocks

    Tyrone Hamel averaged 2.1 blocks per game this season finishing in 3rd place leaguewide. The Wranglers congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Tyrone Hamel will miss the remainder of the season with injury

  • Tyrone Hamel re-signs with Wranglers

    Tyrone Hamel has signed on to play for another 4 seasons with the Wranglers for a contract worth $16,380,000 per season.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Wranglers. Hamel averaged 19.8ppg, 8.3rpg and 2.6apg.

  • Hamel injured, will miss at least 3 games.

  • Hamel receives ring

    Tyrone Hamel has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 5 champion League II team. Congratulations!

  • Hamel selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel, who has been selected to represent the League II All-League team after averaging 26.5ppg, 7.8rpg and 4.1apg during the season.

  • Tyrone Hamel awarded League MVP

    Tyrone Hamel has been awarded this seasons League MVP award after a huge season with the Wranglers. He averaged 26.5 points per game, pulled in 7.8 rebounds a game and dished 4.1 assists per game.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Wranglers. Hamel averaged 26.5ppg, 7.8rpg and 4.1apg.

  • Slash squeak by Wranglers, move on to Semis

    Tyrone Hamel averaged 34 ppg in the Wranglers series against the Slash, but it wasn't enough to will his team to a series win as the injury plagued Slash overcame a 17 point deficit to win by a point and take the series 3-1 on the road. Evan Wile scored 17 with 9 assists and 7 boards while Collin Trotter scored 21 with 6 assists.

    The Slash not only won their 1st every playoff game this postseason, they will move on to the 2nd round for the first time and face a formidable Ice Monkeys team in the semi-finals.

  • Tyrone Hamel named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel on winning the Wranglers Team MVP award for Season 5.

  • Tyrone Hamel finishes 1st in the league in points

    Tyrone Hamel averaged 26.5 points per game this season finishing in 1st place leaguewide. The Wranglers congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Wranglers stamp their ticket with win over Jacks

    The Wranglers came into the game with a win-and-in situation with the Meteors potential victory over the Slash, and delivered a 10 point win over the Jacks. Tyrone Hamel showed up big time with a season high 40 points with his 7 rebounds. Malik Dullen continued his resurgent season scoring 18 with 13 rebounds.

    The Jacks Joe Gilliland scored 32 in the loss. The team ends the season on a 5 game skid and tie for the worst record in the league. They will go into the offseason hoping to score a lottery draft pick. They've had success in recent years with this seasons #2 pick Re Scalese and #1 pick Gary Ladd in season 2.

    The Wranglers finish 19-16 for the 3rd straight season, and will land the #8 seed with a trip to play the Slash. Last season they were bested in the second round by the Cobras.

  • Wranglers stay on track for playoffs

    With their 3rd straight win, the Wranglers hold their destiny in their own hands as they make a push towards the playoffs. They beat the Wasps 104-67 to take the season series 2-0 and improve to 18-15. They will likely need 20 wins to make the playoffs, and face the Lizards and Jacks in their final games. Both teams they have beaten this season and have struggled this season.

    Tyrone Hamel led the way with 31 and 9 boards while Kent Himes scored 24 with 18 boards.

  • Good win for Moles despite Injuries

    It seemed it would all go wrong for the Moles, going into the game missing Kent Nolls, then not being able to stop the onslaught from the Wranglers for the first half, then Corbin Jacko going down to injury in the 2nd. The Moles however were able to rally, outscoring the Wranglers 57-42 in the second half to hold on to a 10 point win. It wasn't pretty at all, but the defense held strong in the end limiting Tyrone Hamel, Kent Himes and Azriel Gerloff's scoring and Hiram Atkins hitting key shots down the stretch to win their 3rd straight and take sole possession of 1st in the standings once again.

    They face the struggling Cobras next where they hope Jacko and Noll can return from injury. Previously they defeated the team by 29 points.

  • Hamel selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel, who has been selected to represent the League II All-League team after averaging 20.5ppg, 8.6rpg and 3.8apg during the season.

  • Tyrone Hamel awarded League MVP

    Tyrone Hamel has been awarded this seasons League MVP award after a spectacular season with the Wranglers. He averaged 20.5 points per game, pulled in 8.6 rebounds a game and dished 3.8 assists per game.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Wranglers. Hamel averaged 20.5ppg, 8.6rpg and 3.8apg.

  • Tyrone Hamel named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel on winning the Wranglers Team MVP award for Season 4.

  • Isaacs pumps in 39, destroy Wranglers

    Still on a high from his league leading 48 point output, Jared Isaacs poured in 39 points with 8 boards and 5 assists in the Cloud dismantling of the Wranglers 116-64 to improve to 12-13. Second season player Beaufort Stief also put on a show with a career performance pulling down 16 boards with 18 points and 5 assists.

    The team held Tyrone Hamel to 9 points, one of his worst games as a Wrangler. The team scored just 64 points, the 2nd lowest output in franchise history while hitting just 30% of shots from the floor.

  • Hamel injured, may miss time

  • Hamel lights up Impact for 45, Wranglers win 5th straight

    The Wranglers didn't hold back, leading from start to finish with a 29 point win over the Impact as both squads get their records to 8-5. The Wranglers have been one of the hottest teams after a 0-4 start to the season. Tyrone Hamel, the reigning MVP poured it on with 45 points, just two off his career high and Wrangler record 47. He also pulled down 10 boards with 5 steals. He has scored 33+ points in 4 of the last 5 outtings. They face the Slash next up on the road.

  • Wranglers hit their stride with 3rd straight win

    The Wranglers are finaly looking like the team they were expected to be, easily beating a good Diamonds team by 32 points for their 3rd straight win as they are now over .500 for the first time. Tyrone Hamel looked to be in his MVP form scoring a season high 37 points with 14 boardws and 6 assists. Kent Himes pulled down 13 boards while scoring 18. Azriel Gerloff scored 28 with 4 steals.

  • Wranglers ease away for 23 point win over Ice Monkeys

    Two teams having a pretty rough go of things early on duked it out with the Wranglers easing away at halftime to defeat the Ice Monkeys 122-99. Tyrone Hamel led all scores with 34 points including 6 of 7 from downtown. Rookie Azriel Gerloff scored 32 points for a new career high. The difference was the perimeter shooting as the Wranglers hit 51% from the arc making 16.

    For the Ice Monkeys, Tommie Drey dropped 17 with 11 boards and 7 assists, but was just 1 of 6 from the arc.

  • Another loss for the Wranglers

    The Wranglers become the only winless team in the league despite the predictions to win a title after falling by 6 to the Wolves. This marks the teams worst start to a season as they fail to crack 100 once again. Tyrone Hamel led the way with 19 points, but got going too late to overcome the Wolves and Dudley Cronin's 25 points, 9 boards and 8 assists.

    The Wolves improve to 3-1 with 3 wins in a row. The start is identical to last season before they rattled off a combined 7 wins in a row. It will be a tough feat to duplicate as they face the hottest team, the Moles at home tomorrow.

  • With flying colors

    The Moles took on the Wranglers which was expected to be a hard fought contest... and it was till the 1st quarter ended. For the first time in franchise history, the Moles begin the season 3-0 and the performances have been utter dominance. They held the Wranglers to 78 points, beating them by 40. This after crushing the Jacks by 36 and the Terriers by 29.

    Hiram Atkins played one of his best games of his career with 38 points and 17 boards while Kent Noll put in 35 with 8 assists and 2 blocks. Eli Reyes put in another solid game as well with 9 points, 8 boards and 9 assists while Imrich Gelvin pulled down 16 boards.

    They held Tyrone Hamel to just 10 points with 11 boards while the Wranglers leading scorer, rookie Azriel Gerloff could muster up just 14 points.

  • Why the Wranglers will win the championship this season. Yes, the Wranglers

    Despite the franchise never so much as advancing to the playoffs, the Wranglers are poised to take League II by storm this season after the teams best season at 19-16, just missing the playoffs. The team closed out the season with a 12-6 record with the combination of League MVP Tyrone Hamel and 3-time all-star center Kent Himes leading the way.

    They stormed through the team tournament despite perhaps the toughest schedule, posting a 3-1 record destroying the Paladins, Rhinos and Ice Monkeys before losing to the Razors. All this despite not having guards.

    So what makes this season different? Well the Wranglers will return there core of Hamel, Himes, Cody Linville who came on very strong towards the end of the season signing a new two season contract and Malik Dullen, the franchises first overall pick, who is looking to bounce back from a poor season. Along with these guys, they have a total of 3, count 'em THREE first round draft picks this season including the 3rd and 4th picks. The draft is stacked with solid guards coming in, and the Wranglers should be able to snag at least 2 good prospects to solidify the back court.

    If the team can stay healthy as they did last season, they should be the team to beat in season 4 of Leauge II.

  • Why the Wranglers will win the championship this season. Yes, the Wranglers

    Despite the franchise never so much as advancing to the playoffs, the Wranglers are poised to take League II by storm this season after the teams best season at 19-16, just missing the playoffs. The team closed out the season with a 12-6 record with the combination of League MVP Tyrone Hamel and 3-time all-star center Kent Himes leading the way.

    They stormed through the team tournament despite perhaps the toughest schedule, posting a 3-1 record destroying the Paladins, Rhinos and Ice Monkeys before losing to the Razors. All this despite not having guards.

    So what makes this season different? Well the Wranglers will return there core of Hamel, Himes, Cody Linville who came on very strong towards the end of the season and Malik Dullen, the franchises first overall pick, who is looking to bounce back from a poor season. Along with these guys, they have a total of 3, count 'em THREE first round draft picks this season including the 3rd and 4th picks. The draft is stacked with solid guards coming in, and the Wranglers should be able to snag at least 2 good prospects to solidify the back court.

    If the team can stay healthy as they did last season, they should be the team to beat in season 4 of Leauge II.

  • Hamel receives ring

    Tyrone Hamel has received his championship ring for being part of the League Tournament, Season 2 champion League II team. Congratulations!

  • Hamel selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel, who has been selected to represent the League IV All-League team after averaging 26.4ppg, 7.7rpg and 2.0apg during the season.

  • Hamel and Himes combine for 80 in Wranglers blowout over Rhinos

    It wasn't pretty for the defending Team Tournament champion Rhinos as they were blown out of the water by 54 points to the Wranglers. League II MVP Tyrone Hamel scored 38 with 14 boards while Kent Himes scored a career high 42 points with 9 boards. The smoking hot team will face a tougher challenge against the #1 seeded Ice Monkeys in the quarter finals.

  • Tyrone Hamel awarded League MVP

    Tyrone Hamel has been awarded this seasons League MVP award after a tremendous season with the Wranglers. He averaged 25.9 points per game, pulled in 7.8 rebounds a game and dished 2.0 assists per game.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Wranglers. Hamel averaged 25.9ppg, 7.8rpg and 2.0apg.

  • Tyrone Hamel named Team MVP

    Tyrone Hamel has won the Team MVP award for the 3rd Wranglers season.

  • Tyrone Hamel finishes 1st in the league in points

    Tyrone Hamel averaged 25.9 points per game this season finishing in 1st place leaguewide. The Wranglers congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Stovall notches first win as Slash

    The Slash cruised to victory over the Wranglers 116-90 giving Christopher Stovall his first win a Slash uniform. He scored 28 points hitting 6 of 8 from downtown, a sore spot for the team. Since Stovall's arrival however, the team has 2 games shooting over 44% from downtown, they had just 2 all season before that. Denis Rosa, another transplant from the Broncos led the team with a game-high 30 points.

    Kent Himes was held to just 11 on 4 of 15 shooting while Tyrone Hamel was held to 13 as the Wranglers drop to .500.

  • Moles end longest losing streak in team history

    It's just what the doctor ordered, a win against a tough Wranglers team. The Moles 5 game losing streak, longest in franchise history is finally over. The team battled back after trailing most of the game to finally take and keep the lead for good with under 4 minutes left in the game. Hiram Atkins took the reigns once again to lead the team with 20 points and 11 boards, while Eli Reyes continued to provide a spark with 14 boards and 8 assists.

    Continuing their terrific play this season, Tyrone Hamel and Kent Himes held the Wranglers afloat with Hamel scoring a game high and season average of 28 with 11 boards while Himes scored 23 with 13 rebounds.

    The Moles are now a win under .500 going into a tough game vs the 15-10 Ice Monkeys who are looking to snap a 2 game losing streak of their own.

  • Hamel's 40 not enough to get by the red hot Cloud

    Tyrone Hamel scored 40 points on 13 of 26 shooting, Kent Himes scored 24 with 10 boards. However their attrocious guard play did them in once again now losing 7 of 9 games after a 5-2 start. Cody Linville hit a huge 3 pointer to tie things up at 90, but Jared Isaacs hit the game winner adding to his 37 points to lead the Cloud 92-90. The 1st season champion Cloud have now won 9 of 12 after a 0-5 start.

  • Stovall and Cheery O's keep Wranglers at bay

  • Lizards keep Hamel at bay to win the battle of the undefeateds

    It was a close game until the 4th quarter when the Lizards went on a tear against the Wranglers outscoring them 32-17 to win 98-80 and improve to 4-0 on the season. The Wranglers drop their first game of the season and stand at 3-1. Drew Hanes led the way with 32 points and 8 boards while the team held Tyrone Hamel to 21 points and 13 boards and 0-8 from the perimeter. Overall the Wrangers were a horrid 3 of 19 from beyond the arc.

  • Wranglers crush Impact, limit Rosa to 7

    The Wranglers took charge and didn't look back as Tyrone Hamel and Cody Linville led the team to a 87-64 point win over the Impact. Morris Rosa was held to 7 points on just 2 of 11 shooting. His worst game of his career and lowest point output. The Impact also set a new team record low for points, 7 worst than their previous worst. Linville led all scorers with 34. Hamel put in a solid 19 points with 12 boards. The Wranglers are now off to their best start in franchise history at 3-0.

  • Hamel wins out in career nights for him and Trotter

    Both Tyrone Hamel and Collin Trotter set career high and respective franchise highs for their teams as the Wranglers beat the Diamonds 109-98. Hamel scored 47 with 11 boards on 16 of 24 shooting as he has showed in preseason and early on that he should be the frontrunner for MVP of the league. Trotter kept the Diamonds afloat with his 40 points on 18 of 23 shooting.

  • Hamel agrees to deal with Wranglers

    The Wranglers have signed Tyrone Hamel to the team in a deal worth $22,476,000 per season for 4 seasons.

  • Tyrone Hamel contract declined

    Tyrone Hamel will head into free agency after a deal could not be reached with the Lizards. Hamel was seeking a deal for 3 seasons which would pay $18,730,000 .

  • Tyrone Hamel named Team MVP

    Tyrone Hamel has won the Team MVP award for the 2nd Lizards season.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Lizards. Hamel averaged 21.4ppg, 6.9rpg and 3.1apg.

  • Playoff race shaping up as League I heads into final round

    The playoff race is nearly set, and it's looking like the Cloud, the reigning champs will be left out in the cold. They have folded running into the franchises worst stretch in history winning just once in their last 8 games.

    Meanwhile the Impact are looking virtually invincible, the Jacks are still playing well even with Kent Noll out at least until the playoffs roll around, the Lizards trying to hold on while their star Tyrone Hamel comes back to the rotation, the Diamonds looking pretty well polished from all sides, the Eclipse surprising everyone by keeping up with the big dawgs, the Moles limping in trying to figure out where they went wrong, the Broncos and Meteors clinging on for dear life and of course the Cloud, currently on the outside looking in.

    It should be quite a ride as some very crucial final games on the horizon as the regular season winds down!

  • Hamel injured, will miss at least 3 games.

    Tyrone Hamel injured his knee in the Lizards game against the Fire Ants. He will possibly miss the remainder of the regular season.

  • Huge Implications for Lizards/Impact matchup

    The leagues leading teams face off once again in a game that could determine the leagues top ranked team going into the playoffs. The Lizards come in with a 21-8 record and hold a 1-0 advantage over the Impact who come into the game as the hottest team and on a League I record 10 straight wins while sporting a 20-8 record. The Impact also boast last seasons League MVP Jose Teske and this seasons potential League MVP Morris Rosa. The Lizards of course are no slouchers either, with Tyrone Hamel playing outstanding and all the bench a team could want as the team attempts to reproduce their standing as the #1 seed heading into the playoffs as they were last season. It should be quite a spectacle to watch and what many are calling a championship preview matchup.

  • Back in front once again

    The Lizards are once again in a familiar spot, leading the league in wins just as they did last season. Unfortunately they came up short in the playoff semi-finals despite being ranked #1 overall and top seeded as far as power rankings went. The team shuffled their lineup bringing in all-star and Badgers Team MVP Tyrone Hamel to be the face of the team while last season team MVP Genaro Deavers playing sidekick.

    So far the changes have worked wonders as Hamel's 22+ ppg and 7+ rpg lead the team and the bench play couldn't be stronger. The team is leading the league again in scoring, assists and rebounding pulling in a whopping 48.1 boards a game. The team is 2nd three point percentage with 38.6%.

    With the next opponents being the Battle, Meteors, Wolves, Terriers, Wranglers and Cobras, it's not out of the question for the team to set the league record for most wins in a row and then some.

  • Rollin' Lizards

    The Lizards have been on a roll like never before winning their 7th straight contest to set the franchise record. They lead the league with a 17-5 record just a season after leading the league in the final standings with a 24-11 record. They defeated the Slash 99-97 Tyrone Hamel scoring 26 points and 12 boards while Broderick Kay scored 21 with 9 boards and 8 assists.

  • Lizards put on another show beating Wasps

    The Lizards continued executing on all fronts as they improved to a league best 13-5 on the season beating the Wasps handedly 124-97 and never trailing throughout the game. Tyrone Hamel led the charge again scoring 23 points with 9 boards and 6 assists while Drew Hanes had a game high 27 with 10 boards in the win. The Lizards outrebounded the Wasps a whopping 54-30.

  • Lizards prove superior in marquee matchup vs Cloud

    The champion Cloud and last season #1 seed Lizards squared off in a powerhouse matchup that saw the Lizards prevail in big time fashion 128-76. The 52 point win was the first time the franchise beat the Cloud in 3 matchups. Tyrone Hamel scored 39 points with 8 boards, while Genaro Deavers scored 27 with 6 assists. Broderick Kay dished off a new Lizards record, and league record tying 18 assists in the win. For the Cloud, Cecil Frueh scored 24 in the loss that saw the Cloud with their lowest output of the season at 76 points, which is the second lowest total in franchise history.

  • Hamel drives Lizards win

    So far the move from the Badgers to the Lizards has paid off pretty well for Tyrone Hamel. He tore up the league in preseason, and that play carried over to the regular season as the Lizards fought off the Eclipse to win 100-90. Hamel pulled in a personal best 17 rebounds in the win and led the team along with Elbert Saucier with 22 points. Saucier also notched a double-double with 14 boards.

  • Hamel with sharp touch in Lizards preseason win

    Tyrone Hamel may prove to be the missing link for the Lizards who came up short of the championship last season after finishing with the #1 seed overall. Hamel came over from the Badgers after an all-star and team-mvp season scoring 19.8ppg and 7.5rpg. He came out hot leading the Lizards to a 126-95 win over the Cobras scoring 32 points on 12 of 13 points. He joins Genaro Deavers and Drew Hanes as a 3rd scoring threat for the Lizards who should have no problem making another championship push this season.

  • Hosea traded to Badgers from Lizards for Hamel

    The Lizards have reached a deal with the Badgers that will send Sanford Reda, and Jerome Hosea to the Badgers in exchange for Tyrone Hamel.

    Hosea averaged 5.9 PPG, 0.9 rebounds and 0.6 assists in 11.7 minutes per game. Hamel averaged 19.8 PPG, 7.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 38.6 minutes per game.

  • Hamel selected as an All-Star

    Tyrone Hamel has been voted as an all-star for the Badgers. Hamel averaged 19.8ppg, 7.5rpg and 3.1apg.

  • Tyrone Hamel named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Tyrone Hamel on winning the Badgers Team MVP award for Season 1.

  • Badgers end drought with win over the Terriers

    It came down to the wire, but in the end the Badgers prevailed 81-79 with the Terriers missing a last second shot. Tyrone Hamel led the way with 23 points in 44 minutes and 6 boards. Rafael Laurence dished 13 assists for the team.