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well, its ur 1st D4 season and ur arena is probably smaller than some teams out there, so dont take it personally lol... Nonetheless, uve been doing major expansions dude, arena getting huge, Im still working on mine, but way smaller...

Ya, my SG has no chance, there r many great 3pt shooters and one guy specifically is amazing, gets like 50ppg, so he has no chance, but it's still fun that he made it to the competition...

ooooooooooooooh no, Cruceru did so well...

he was the last to shoot in the 1st round, after all the players shot their 3s, the score was 15, 13, 14, 20 & 26, the guy with 26 was guaranteed on the final, Cruceru made EVERY fifth shot and totaled 25pts...

On the final was him and the guy that got 26pts, ended up losing 21 vs 16, still made 3/5 of the fifth shots... Well, he did much better than I expected...

Six all stars!! 4 starters!!! The 3 pt champion!!! Im gonna call it a good haul.

go Great 8

absolutely awesome, congrats...

had 4 players in the voting, but they all got 3rd... My SG made it to the final of the 3pt competition, lost on the final, still good tho, the other guys were way better

SF A. Audin 18 10 - 10 1 - 1 0 - 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 21 9.5

PG D. Galindo 14 4 - 8 1 - 2 0 - 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 9 8.0

my 2 players perform good tonight.
SF didnt miss and pg did well.

The Boomsticks had a very strong showing at the V.45 All Star game. SF Petronilo Cillerero was one of the dominant forces in the game. Often overlooked because of the sheer depth of the Boomstick squad, he showed that he was the best SF and one of the best players in the league, posting 43 points to go along with 12 boards and six helpers.

Amazingly, he would not take home the MVP. That honor would go to fellow Boomstick Julio Pita. Pita embodided exactly why Cillerero often goes unnoticed. While his teammate put on a basketball clinic, the likes of which had not been seen in recent memory, Pita busied himself topping it. When the smoke cleared, Pita had 46 points, 10 assists, 5 steals and 4 blocks. The teammates from the D.4 bound Boomsticks had the crowd and players on both sides in awe as they one-upped one another all night long. The fans at The Cage showed their appreciation with an ovation as both players left the court late in the fourth.

In his last game as a Boomstick, Isaac Cervela turned his usual Tim Duncan-esque performance with 20 points and 11 boards.