Headlines: Season 1

• Jihoon Nam fired as Badgers coach

  After a 14-21 season, the Badgers have decided to part ways with Jihoon Nam. Jihoon Nam compiled a 14-21 record with the team over the past season with 0 playoff appearances. The team will be engaging in interviews shortly to determine the next coach for the upcoming season.

• 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.

• Alarcon injured, will miss at least 3 games.

  Eduardo Alarcon injured his hamstring in the Badgers game against the Wasps. He is expected to miss 3-4 games.

• Isaacs 43 not enough for Cloud, as Badgers get the best

  Eighteen lead changes and 7 ties later, the Badgers prevailed at home over the Cloud 119-108 to een up the series at 1. The Badgers however do keep their hopes alive with a miracle chance of making the playoffs which would probably mean winning the rest of their games.

  Gregorio Yule led the team scoring 31 points with 6 assists and 6 rebounds. For the Cloud, Jared Isaacs scored 43 points, but the benches lack of production (4 points) wasn't enough for a win.

• Badgers continue hot streak, defeat Meteors

  First the top ranked Impact, Fire Ants, Wolves and now the Meteors, the Badgers are rolling now with their franchise best 4th straight win in a 96-91 game. Gregorio Yule led the team with 34 points, 8 boards and 6 assists. For the Meteors, Dean Botelho scored 22 with 6 boards and 5 assists.

• Teske sensational in loss

  The Impact came back from a 15 point deficit and looked poised to cap off the victory in the final minutes, but the Badgers would have none of it holding off the Impact for a 87-84 win.

  Jose Teske was sensational once again leading the team with 27 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists. Modesto Cogan had 9 assists, but unfortunately was strapped with foul trouble in the loss.

• Badgers hold off Impact in thriller

  It seemed the Badgers had control of the game heading into the 3rd quarter, but it became a mad scramble in the final minutes where the team was able to hold off the Impact attack after several lead changes to win 87-84. Clayton Radich played well in 40 minutes scoring 16 points with 13 rebounds. Gregorio Yule led the team with 22 points.

• Wranglers cruise through Badgers

  The Wranglers capitalized on the 25 Badgers turnovers beating the team by 22 points. The regular season series ends tied at 1 a peice. Kent Himes had a big game scoring 30 points with 13 rebounds in the win.

• Cobras overcome 22 point lead to win 3rd straight

  The Badgers led for nearly the entire game going up by as much as 22 in the 2nd quarter in which the Cobras could muster just 9 points. The Cobras came roaring back scoring 38 points in the 3rd and limiting the Badgers to just 9 in the 4th to win the game by 12 points. Armand Whyman played 44 minutes leading all scorers with 31 points and 9 rebounds in the win.

• Wilt lifts Ice Monkeys past Badgers

  Earl Wilt exploded for an Ice Monkeys record 42 points on 17 of 26 shooting. The team beat the fledling Badgers 103-88 in a game that was dominated by the Ice Monkeys on the boards pulling in 47 versus the Badgers 29.

• Madera's return is huge as Cloud take control in 4th to beat Eclipse

  Randall Madera wasted no time at all erasing any questions his absence might have presented scoring 38 points and tying a league best 9 three pointers going 9 for 9 from the perimeter with 7 assists as the Cloud took control in the 4th quarter to beat the Eclipse 127-99 and stay up in the league standings with a best 11-2 record.

  Jared Isaacs sputtered out the gate going just 4 for 20 before getting hot to finish with 20 points. The surprise of day was Cecil Frueh, playing just his 4th game after being traded from the Badgers coming off the bench to score a career best 32 points with 6 boards in just 26 minutes.

  The downside of the day was Randal Lyne leaving the game with an agravated calf pull. He is expected to miss at least 9 games.

• Isaacs leads Cloud over Badgers

  It was harder than the Cloud anticipated, but they got the job done winning 101-90 over the struggling Badgers. The leagues leading scorer Jared Isaacs led the team with 37 points and 9 boards. Caleb Weatherspoon also had a terrific day with 19 points and 9 assists hitting all 8 of his free throws. The Cloud now lead the league with an 8-2 record.

• 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.

• Badgers waive Calvin Campos

  The Badgers have cut Calvin Campos from their roster. Campos had yet to appear in a game this season for the Badgers.