Headlines for Dudley Cronin

  • Cronin announces retirement

    After 17 seasons in the league, Dudley Cronin has decided to hang it up.Cronin was originally drafted by the Wasps in the 2nd season.

  • Cloud waive Dudley Cronin

    The Cloud have waived Dudley Cronin from their roster. Dudley posted 8.4 PPG, with 6.3 rebounds and 6.7 assists while playing 35.5 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Dudley Cronin re-signs with Cloud

    Dudley Cronin has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Cloud for a contract worth $1,530,000 per season.

  • Dudley Cronin finishes 2nd in the league in assists

    Dudley Cronin averaged 10.7 assists per game this season finishing in 2nd place leaguewide. The Cloud congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Dudley Cronin re-signs with Cloud

    Dudley Cronin has signed on to play for another 4 seasons with the Cloud for a contract worth $11,050,000 per season.

  • Cronin injured, will miss at least 2 games.

  • Cronin injured, will miss at least 8 games.

  • Cronin agrees to deal with Cloud

    The Cloud have signed Dudley Cronin to the team in a deal worth $16,600,000 per season for 2 seasons.

  • Dudley Cronin contract declined

    Dudley Cronin has declined to negotiate with the Badgers. He will instead head into free agency to test the waters. He will be looking for a salary around $13,280,000.

  • Dudley Cronin finishes 2nd in the league in assists

    Dudley Cronin averaged 9.6 assists per game this season finishing in 2nd place leaguewide. The Badgers congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Dudley Cronin finishes 2nd in the league in assists

    Dudley Cronin averaged 9.3 assists per game this season finishing in 2nd place leaguewide. The Badgers congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Cronin injured, will miss at least 6 games.

  • Dudley Cronin re-signs with Badgers

    Dudley Cronin has signed on to play for another 2 seasons with the Badgers for a contract worth $5,640,000 per season.

  • Dudley Cronin named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Dudley Cronin on winning the Badgers Team MVP award for Season 9.

  • Dudley Cronin named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Dudley Cronin on winning the Badgers Team MVP award for Season 8.

  • Cronin agrees to deal with Badgers

    The Badgers have signed Dudley Cronin to the team in a deal worth $14,575,000 per season for 2 seasons.

  • Dudley Cronin contract declined

    Dudley Cronin has declined to negotiate with the Ice Monkeys. He will instead head into free agency to test the waters. He will be looking for a salary around $11,660,000.

  • Cronin agrees to deal with Ice Monkeys

  • Cloud waive Dudley Cronin

    The Cloud have waived Dudley Cronin from their roster. Dudley posted 3.8 PPG, with 1.0 rebounds and 1.5 assists while playing 8.3 minutes per game during this season with the team.

  • Cronin agrees to deal with Cloud

    The Cloud have signed Dudley Cronin to the team in a deal worth $5,964,000 per season for 1 season.

  • Dudley Cronin contract declined

    Dudley Cronin will head into free agency after a deal could not be reached with the Wolves. Cronin was seeking a deal for 4 seasons which would pay $16,930,000 .

  • Cronin receives ring

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

  • Cronin selected for All-League Team

    Congratulations to Dudley Cronin, who has been selected to represent the League II All-League team after averaging 14.2ppg, 6.4rpg and 9.2apg during the season.

  • Cronin selected as an All-Star

    Dudley Cronin has been voted as an all-star for the Wolves. Cronin averaged 14.8ppg, 6.7rpg and 9.3apg.

  • Dudley Cronin named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Dudley Cronin on winning the Wolves Team MVP award for Season 5.

  • Dudley Cronin finishes 1st in the league in assists

    Dudley Cronin averaged 9.3 assists per game this season finishing in 1st place leaguewide. The Wolves congratulate him on this accomplishment.

  • Reigning Champs improve to 2-0, look ahead to Teske's return to the den for game 3

    After dismantling the Fire Ants on opening night, the Wolves were able to hold off the Broncos--now 0-2--by a score of 102-89.   Dudley Cronin tied his career high in assists with 15, while Rico Redner nothced a game high 21 points on 8/16 shooting, and threw in 6 boards and a dime to boot.  For the Broncos, Jake Lomeli led the way with 20 points, playing in stark contrast to fellow Forward Bradly Suniga, who shot 3/11 overall and 1/6 from deep, and now has shot 11/37 from the field and 2/16 from beyond the arc this season.

    The Champs have left no doubt thus far in this young season as to as to why and how they are the Champs--their starting five remain the same as the title-winning group from last year...sans one Jose Teske, who now runs with the Meteors.  The Wolves will host him and his new team tomorrow in a much anticipated matchup.

    Coach Ill Jackson: "I know he circled this game on calendar as soon as they were released.  It wasn't a bad breakup or a messy situation when he left, so no bad blood."

    "But he's a competitive player, as are my guys and everyone will be hyped to have one of our key players in winning that title back in our house in a different uniform.  We're looking forward to playing ball."

  • Cronin receives ring

    Dudley Cronin has received his championship ring for being part of the League II, Season 4 champion Cloud team. Congratulations!

  • We're Headed to Game 5!

    It was another fantastic championship game between the Cobras and Wolves, but this time the Wolves fended off the Cobras who nipped at their lead all throughout the game. The Wolves didn't let up, winning 115-106 even with Rawdon Connard going down to injury.

    The Wolves tie up the series 2-2 and force a game 5. Dudley Cronin led the team with 30 points and 12 assists while Connard scored 20. They will be without their Team's MVP for the finale as they attempt to become to first team in League II history to come 2 games from behind and go on to win the title. It would also be the first time in LeagueHut history that it would happen since season 3 of League I.

    Hold on to your seats, it should be another nailbiter as the series moves to the final game at Wolves stadium!

  • Wolves hold on to take series to a Game 4

    It was a battle through and through with the Wolves and Cobras trading leads 14 times in a must win game for the Wolves in the League II championship. The Wolves prevailed 100-94 as they fended off the Cobras down the stretchn to put the series at 1-2. Jose Teske led the team with 25 points and 7 assists. Dudley Cronin dished 12 assists while Elvis Lees scored 19 off teh bench. The Wolves contained Carson Augustine to just 22, a far cry from the numbers he'd been putting up. Next game will be at the Cobras home court where they look to close things out.

  • Cobras Surge to Series Lead

    Led by Carson Augustine once again, the Cobras defeat the Wolves to go up 2-0 in the championship series. The team led by as much as 21 before the Wolves closed the gap to 10 and game end. Augustine led the game with 30 points, just above his postseason average along with 7 rebounds. Evan Wile dished 13 assists to go along with his 23 points.

    Dudley Cronin had a terrific game for the Wolves in the losing cause with 24 points and 10 assists.

  • 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.

  • Wolves take over in 4th to climb into win column over Terriers

    The Wolves pulled out a win on the road for their first of the season 103-92 over the Terriers. Dudley Cronin led the charge with a game high 24 points and 12 assists to make up for the inconsistent Jose Teske who missed all 7 of his three point attempts finishing with 9 assists and 16 points.

    Joshua Dave continued a solid start to the season scoring 24 with 10 assists in the losing effort for the Terriors.

  • Wolves repeat rebound dominance over Slash, move on to 2nd round

    The Wolves survived a  Christopher Stovall (game high 28 points, 18 boards) and move on to face the winner of the Cloud/Jacks game. Dudley Cronin notched his 2nd triple-double of the season (15/10/10) while Trent Ewert led the team with 26 points.  

    The Slash erased a 16-point 2nd quarter deficit and held things close into the 4th, but the Wolves were able to open up and hold a lead off of back to back and-ones late.  The Wolves have now out-rebounded the Slash 177-98 in 3 games this year.

  • Dudley Cronin named Team MVP

    Dudley Cronin has won the Team MVP award for the 3rd Wolves season.

  • Wolves get best of Moles in hard fought OT game

    It was a game to see as the Wolves increased their record at home to 9-1 defeating the Moles 115-113 on a last second shot by Dudley Cronin. The Moles made a late charge getting within striking distance in the final minutes of regulation when Vince Varney hit a huge 3 pointer, his only field goal of the game to tie it up at 105 to send the game to OT. It was back and forth in OT, but the Wolves prevailed as time hit 0:00 to win by two.

    Kent Noll scored a game-high 30 points with 6 assists and 6 steals. Hiram Atkins had another double-double with 18 points and 12 boards. Edward Furbee scored 17 points with 6 boards and 7 assists off the bench.

    For the Wolves Trent Ewert scored 26 with 5 assists. Dudley Cronin scored 10 with 12 assists while Cole Lemus scored 20 with 10 boards off the bench.

  • Big Test for the Moles as they face Wolves on the Road

    The Moles have finally hit their stride winning 3 games in a row, they will try to make it 4 against the Wolves on the road. It would be their longest streak since season 1. The Wolves are atop the standings at 14-5 while the Moles sit at 11-8, however according to the last 4 power rankings, the teams rank 1 and 2 as the favorites for the championship.

    The Moles have been getting sensational play from Hiram Atkins lately, while perennial all-star Kent Noll has simmered a bit after a red hot start to the season. Vince Varney has been solid in what could prove to be his finest season to round out the cornerstones of the team.

    For the Wolves, recently benched Jose Teske leads the team with 16+ ppg and is their leading FT and 3P option, however his sporadic play midseason has many wondering if he will rebound even in time for playoffs. Dudley Cronin has been running the offense with Trent Ewert playing well and positive play from rookie Ridge Brydell.

    It should be an intense and interesting matchup between the two teams and a barameter especially for the Moles who lost opening night this season at home to the Wolves 113-102.

  • A Glimpse at a Healthy Wolves Team

    The Wolves dismantled the Battle 118-98 at home with a chance to finally display their talents all on the floor at the same time for a full game. The team has battled inopportune injuries to key players all season and are actually lucky to be where they are at 5-1. This game their 22 mil man  Jose Teske led the team with 31 points, 7 assists and 7 boards while Dudley Cronin scored 17 with 12 assists and 8 boards. The Wolves would outrebound the Battle a whopping 52-22.

  • Teske returns from 1Q injury for OT and clinches win on Slash court

    The Wolves came out of the gates on fire against the Slash, eventually leading to a 10 point halftime lead, but it came with a cost.  Both G Jose Teske and F Roy Wesolowski were out with injuries by haltime, and the Slash were able to tighten things up in the 3rd, and took their first lead in the 4th.  Slash F  Truman Scanlon (team-high 29 points and 11 boards) tied it up at 97 with :20 left, and Wolves F Jackie Porcaro missed two shots in the final :10, sending the game to OT.

    Teske felt good enough to return from his foot injury and play in OT, where he made an immediate, game-saving impact, scoring 7 of his 13 points on the night, finishing with just 12.7 total minutes.  Rookie F  Ridge Brydell (12/14/0) and G Dudley Cronin (20/10/8) both finshed with double-doubles, and the Wolves out-rebounded the Slash 66 (ties all-time record) to 33.

  • Blowout win in Ill Jackson return to Wasp court

    The game just looked unfair as the Wolves pounced on the Wasps 33-17 in the 1st quarter, never looking back on their way to a 38 point win 119-81. The game marked coach Ill Jackson's return to the floor of the team that ousted him after last seasons dissapointing record. Dudley Cronin also made his return but was ineffective, but that didn't matter because Jose Teske finally turned in the dominant performance the 1st season League MVP is capable of, 34 points, 7 boards and 8 assists.

  • Moles rally to beat Wolves on strength of Noll's 37

    It way a play catch up type game for the Moles coming from behind 10 points at the half and by as much as 15 beforehand to best the Wolves 113-102. The team finally came alive in teh 4th quarter outscoring the Wolves 31-18 with Kent Noll hitting clutch 3 pointers along the way to lead all scores with 37 points including 7 three pointers. Hiram Atkins scored 19 with 12 boards while Vince Varney scored 27 with 8 boards and 5 assists.

    The team played a tough Wolves team led by 2nd season player Dudley Cronin who was unstoppable with 31 points on 13 of 17 shooting, 8 boards and 5 steals. Next up for the Moles will be another tough matchup against the Cheery O's.

  • Pacheco and Stovall lead Cheery O's to finish undefeated preseason

    Rogelio Pacheco and Christopher Stovall figure to be the cornerstones of the highly ranked Cheery O's this season and they showed why as the team beat the Wolves 115-104 in their final preseason outings. Pacheco scored 26 with 10 dishes and 5 boards in 31 minutes while Stovall scored a game-high 30 points with 7 boards on 11 of 14 shooting in just 26 minutes.

    For the Wolves, the team finishes 2-2 as the team is expected to be one of the more exciting teams sporting Jose Teske, dubbed "The Walking Triple Double", and 2nd season player Dudley Cronin who is just as exciting and a triple double threat himself every game out. The two form one of the most dynamic guard pairs in the league.

  • 1st round draft pick traded to Wasps from Wolves for Cronin

    The Wolves have reached a deal with the Wasps that will send a season 4, 1st round draft pick, and a season 6, 2nd round draft pick to the Wasps in exchange for Dudley Cronin.

    Cronin averaged 14.3 PPG, 5.9 rebounds and 7.8 assists in 34.1 minutes per game.

  • Dudley Cronin named Team MVP

    Congratulations to Dudley Cronin on winning the Wasps Team MVP award for Season 2.

  • Cronin injured, will miss at least 9 games.

    Dudley Cronin injured his foot in the Wasps game against the Jacks. He is expected to miss 9-10 games.

  • Wasps finally end losing streak at home

    After 6 straight losses, the longest drought of their season, the Wasps finallly got over the hump defeating the Slash 106-98 in a game that saw the Slash take the lead with just 3 minutes left. However the Wasps scrambled and put a string of 8 straight points together to close the game out. The win gives them 9 on the season, 1 more than they finished with last season as rookie coach Ill Jackson and 1st team pick Dudley Cronin have the team in the best shape they have been in. Cronin missed a triple double scoring 10 points with 8 boards and 9 assists while gunner Armand Whyman scored 28 on 10 of 16 shooting.

  • Wasps Win! Wasps Win!

    Going back to last season and this preseason, the Wasps had lost their last 11 contests, and the last 25 of 28 including their unprecedented 14 game losing streak during the last regular season. Well it's over. The Wasps have won! They defeated the Badgers 115-96 in easily their best shooting game in all categories this season. Carson Augustine scored 26 while rookie Dudley Cronin dished 9 assists with 16 points and 5 boards.

    For the Badgers, Gregorio Yule led the team with 20 points, 12 assists and 6 boards.

  • Season Opener Starts Out Competitive but Gets Out of Hand for Wasps

    The Cloud open Season 2 with a comfortable home win against the Wasps by doing what they do best--scoring.  Season 1's best shooting team (1st in the league with .500 FG% and .390 3P%, and 2nd at 103.1 PPG) shot 52% from the field today, with C Randal Lyne leading all scorers with 33.  The Wasps held it close into the 2nd quarter but could never close the gap, and things slowly got out of reach and never returned.  

    Wasps Coach Ill Jackson: "I know we can be competitive, we've been competitive in the preseason and here today.  But you don't step on the court to just be competitive.  You come out here to win, to execute and turn all your hard work into results.  We need to do a better job of that, starting with me.  Give the Cloud credit, though.  They can light it up."

    The Wasps shot just 38% overall, including 17 of 47 from beyond the arc.  Rookie G Dudley Cronin put up 22/11/6, but contributed to 8 of the team's 20 turnovers.