Midwest Basketball League 2017, News, Teams, Scores, Stats, Standings, Awards

Midwest Basketball League (2017)

2016

2018

MBL Standings

East
1. Fort Wayne V.		14-2
2. Kentucky F.		10-4
3. Dayton AS		9-4
4. Springfield P.		4-9
5. C.Indiana C.		4-9
6. Indiana D.		3-12
7. Indiana F.		2-11
West
1. Cedar Valley CK		16-0
2. Minnesota R.		11-4
3. Chicago F.		8-3
4. Minnesota B.		7-7
5. Lincoln L.		4-8
6. Milwaukee S.		2-1
7. Minnesota P		1-12
Branding
1. Wisconsin GC		7-2
2. TC Elite		7-3
3. Chicago K.		6-3
4. N.Minneapolis E.		4-6
5. MBL Select		4-7
6. Chicago L.		3-5
7. Minnesota AB		1-6
8. Milwaukee W.		0-9

Cedar Valley CourtKings wins the MBL title (Photo: Facebook)

Season 2017

All Games
List of Players
List of Imports
Stats

Cedar Valley CourtKings 2017

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	NAT
8	Houston Alex	196 (6'5'')	C/F	94
52	James Anthony	183 (6'0'')	PG	89
4	Wall Lamar	183 (6'0'')	PG	90
2	Hale Dylan	188 (6'2'')	SG	91
15	Coleman Alex	196 (6'5'')	G	90
24	Kelly Raijon	193 (6'4'')	G	93
3	Stanley David	175 (5'9'')	PG	0
33	Tyner Raheem	198 (6'6'')	C/F	0
20	Carter Terry	189 (6'3'')	G/F	0
11	Roby Queshawn	175 (5'9'')	PG	0
14	Hicks Aundre	188 (6'2'')	PG	88
32	Craft Matt	196 (6'5'')	G/F	78
10	Richardson Tyler	188 (6'2'')	PG	92
50	Jackson Johnny	206 (6'9'')	C	0
1	Landers Alex	0 (0'0'')	PG	0
21	Parker Detavious	0 (0'0'')	G/F	0
54	Walker BJ	207 (6'10'')	C	84
Head Coach: Stan Hughes Coach Assistant: Mike Mohlis Coach Assistant: Billy Campbell Coach Assistant: Carl Clifton Coach Assistant: Mike Sorenson

CourtKings run the table, capture second straight MBL title - Jul 10, 2017

Throughout the season, coaches and players of the Cedar Valley CourtKings have said winning another Midwest Basketball League title was far more important than finishing the year undefeated. But on Saturday night, they managed to accomplish both goals. Raijon Kelly (6'4''-G-93, college: Angelo St.) scored 34 points and Cedar Valley capped a 19-0 season with a 121-106 win over the Ft. Wayne Vision in the MBL championship game on the campus of Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. The win gives the CourtKings their second consecutive league title. They remain the only team in the Midwest League to win a championship. For his efforts, Kelly, who hit six 3-pointers while adding seven assists and five steals, earned game MVP honors. While Coach Michael Mohlis has tried to downplay the emphasis on running the table, Kelly says it provided additional significance to a championship season. ' (Winning) this game was the most important thing, but who wouldn't want to go undefeated?' Kelly said. 'It was definitely something we talked about.' Though Kelly was the biggest star Saturday, he got plenty of help. Alex Houston (6'5''-C/F-94, college: Mt.Mercy) (23 points, 14 rebounds) and Raheem Tyner (6'6''-C/F, college: Iowa Western CC) (15, 18) both had double-doubles. Anthony James (6'0''-PG-89, college: N.Iowa) and Aundre Hicks (6'2''-PG-88) also scored in double figures, finishing with 15 and 14 respectively. Cedar Valley also had a clutch night at the foul line, knocking down all 15 of its free throw attempts. The ability to make plays in tight situations tends to be a common trait in championship teams, and Mohlis said the 2017 CourtKings were no exception. 'It's awesome the way the guys found a way to win in some tough games throughout the year,' he said. 'We found a way to get clutch stops late in games. To go undefeated in this league is truly remarkable. It's really tough to do and it's a testament to our guys.'
Courtesy of: wcfcourier.com