International Basketball League (2014)
2013
In March 2014 the IBL ceased operation as an independent entity and combined with the West Coast Basketball League (WCBL)

IBL Standings
Continental
 1. Malibu B. 1-0 
 2. LA Team Macleem 1-2 
 3. Santa Barbara 1-3 
 4. Hollywood 0-0 
 5. Santa Monica J. 0-0 
 6. Venice Beach W. 0-2 
International
 1. Bellingham S. 15-3 
 2. Vancouver V. 13-6 
 3. Portland C. 10-6 
 4. Seattle F. 2-6 
 5. Salem S. 2-7 
 6. Olympia R. 0-2 
 7. LoneStar S. 0-4 
Points Per Game
 1 Andre Murray34.5 
 2 Tyrone White Jr.29.4 
 3 Germain Jordan27.1 
 4 Jared Cunningham26.1 
 5 Morris Anderson23.5 
 6 Teeng Akol22.8 
 7 Jeff Dunn22.3 
 8 Brian Morris21.4 
 9 Marcellus Kemp21.2 
 10 Tyler Amaya19.8 
Rebounds Per Game
 1 Blake Poole14.8 
 2 Terrence Glynn12.5 
 3 Germain Jordan11.8 
 4 Brian Morris10.3 
 5 Frantz Dorsainville9.8 
 6 Kevin Ford9.0 
 7 Calvin Hamption8.7 
 8 Teeng Akol8.6 
 9 Jared Cunningham8.3 
 10 Webster Moreland8.0 
Assists Per Game
 1 Andre Murray8.2 
 2 Morris Anderson6.7 
 3 Josh Tarver6.1 
 4 Blake Poole6.0 
 5 Germain Jordan5.3 
 6 Avery Sharer4.7 
 7 Cedale Doyle4.5 
 8 Steffen Harvey4.2 
 9 Cameron McCaffrey4.2 
 10 Tyler Amaya4.1 
Steals Per Game
 1 Andre Murray3.8 
 2 Avery Sharer3.0 
 3 Blake Poole2.6 
 4 Morris Anderson2.5 
 5 Terrence Glynn2.4 
 6 Dwayne Wright2.4 
 7 Tyrone White Jr.2.4 
 8 Carlos Singer2.1 
 9 Kevin Bloodsaw1.8 
 10 Jared Cunningham1.7 
Blocks Per Game
 1 Gjio Bain1.8 
 2 Calvin Hampton1.2 
 3 Austin Bragg1.2 
 4 JR Moore1.1 
 5 Blake Poole1.1 
 6 Jeff Dunn1.0 
 7 Terrence Glynn1.0 
 8 Webster Moreland0.8 
Season 2014
All Games
List of Players
List of Imports

Bellingham Slam wins third straight IBL Championship (Photo: IBL)
Bellingham Slam 2014
Chas Kok
Kok
Samuel Freeman
Freeman
Morris Anderson
Anderson
Jacob Stevenson
Stevenson
Chris Ferguson
Ferguson
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo NAT
24  Kok Chas 198 (6'6'') F Canada
23  Freeman Samuel 190 (6'3'') G Canada
11  Anderson Morris 190 (6'3'') G 87 USA
22  Stevenson Jacob 193 (6'4'') G 81 USA
8  Ferguson Chris 180 (5'11'') G 81 USA
44  Poole Blake 196 (6'5'') C 88 USA
33  Moore Nicholas 201 (6'7'') F/C 83 USA
 Woodworth Richard 190 (6'3'') G 91 USA
7  Ban Kosei 168 (5'6'') PG USA
3  Wilkins Rico 180 (5'11'') PG 88 USA
30  Bragg Austin 206 (6'9'') C 91 USA
5  Harris Robert 180 (5'11'') G USA
20  Darius Alo 196 (6'5'') F USA
Head Coach: Tyler Amaya

USBasket.com All-IBL Awards 2014 - Jul 14, 2014

USBasket.com All-IBL 1st Team 2014
Andre Murray
Murray
Morris Anderson
Anderson
Germain Jordan
Jordan
Jared Cunningham
Cunningham
Blake Poole
Poole

Finals MVP: Austin Bragg (6'9''-F-91) of Bellingham S.
Player of the Year: Andre Murray (188-G-87) of Vancouver V.
Guard of the Year: Andre Murray (188-G-87) of Vancouver V.
Forward of the Year: Germain Jordan (6'6''-F) of Portland C.
Center of the Year: Blake Poole (6'5''-C-88) of Bellingham S.
Rookie of the Year: Adam Herman (6'6''-F) of Vancouver V.
Defensive Player of the Year: Blake Poole (6'5''-C-88) of Bellingham S.
Sixth Man of the Year: Rico Wilkins (5'11''-PG-88) of Bellingham S.
Most Improved Player of the Year: Morris Anderson (6'3''-G-87) of Bellingham S.
Coach of the Year: Tyler Amaya of Bellingham S.

1st Team
G: Andre Murray (188-G-87) of Vancouver V.
G: Morris Anderson (6'3''-G-87) of Bellingham S.
F: Germain Jordan (6'6''-F) of Portland C.
F: Jared Cunningham (6'9''-F-89) of Portland C.
C: Blake Poole (6'5''-C-88) of Bellingham S.

2nd Team
F: Tyrone White (6'7''-F-90) of Salem S.
G: Jacob Stevenson (6'4''-G-81) of Bellingham S.
: Brian Morris of Portland C.
F/C: Calvin Hampton (6'10''-F/C-86) of Vancouver V.
F/C: Frantz Dorsainvil (6'9''-F/C-83) of Salem S.

Honorable Mention
Cory Largent (6'7''-G/F-80) of Vancouver V.
Carlos Singer (6'1''-G) of Seattle F.
Marcellus Kemp (6'5''-F) of Seattle F.
Terrence Glynn (6'5''-F) of Salem S.
Kevin Ford (6'9''-F/C-86) of Portland C.


Bellingham Slam wins third straight IBL Championship - Jun 30, 2014

The Bellingham Slam saved one of their most dominant performances of the season for when it counted most, defeating the Vancouver Volcanoes 143-126 in the 2014 International Basketball League Championship game at the O'Connell Sports Complex on Sunday.

The title win is the Slam's third in a row and the fourth overall for the organization.

Despite playing the championship game on the Volcanoes' home floor, the Slam raced out to a 23-9 lead seven minutes into the game, thanks to hot shooting from veteran guard Jacob Stevenson (6'4''-G-81, college: W.Washington) who had three buckets in the early run.

With a double-digit lead quickly established, the Slam's defense frustrated the Volcanoes throughout the first half. Bellingham built their second quarter lead as high as 27, at 64-37, before Vancouver was able to mount a counter-offensive and trim the gap down to 12 at halftime, at 69-57.

But any thoughts of a second half miracle comeback by the Volcanoes, like they were able to do in the 2013 championship game before the Slam survived, were quashed early by a 13-2 run to start the half, which put the Slam up 82-59.

Vancouver's offense did start to click later in the third quarter, but so was Bellingham's at that point, and they were unable to make much headway towards clawing back into the game. A three-pointer by Slam guard Rico Wilkins (5'11''-PG-88, college: W.Washington) to close the third quarter made the score 112-91.

In the fourth, the two sides traded multiple scores before a trey from Vancouver guard Cory Largent (6'7''-G-80, college: W.Carolina) trimmed the margin to 17, at 133-116, with under four minutes to play. But by then, there wasn't enough time remaining for a comeback. With the bench emptied, reserve guard Kosei Ban (5'4''-PG) closed the game with a three-pointer from the corner before the Slam celebrated amidst confetti at center court.

Slam rookie forward Austin Bragg (6'9''-C-91, college: W.Washington) picked up the game's Most Valuable Player honors thanks to a double-double of 27 points and a game-high 12 rebounds. His 27 came from an efficient 9-for-10 showing from the floor.

Guard Morris Anderson (6'3''-G-87, college: W.Washington) also received serious consideration for MVP thanks to a team-high 31 points for Bellingham.

Vancouver was led by the 31 points from the league's leading scorer, guard Andre Murray (6'2''-G-87, college: Portland St.).

With the victory, the Slam becomes the first team in IBL history to win three straight league titles.