Awards

An award, everyone wants one, but not everyone gets one…well, actually that’s probably not true. I’m willing to bet everyone has some sort of Robioland award because we hand out the non-existent hardware for accomplishments (championship, top score, best second-half turnaround, etc.) and for whatever the opposite of a accomplishment is (worst record, worst playoff collapse, etc). Here are all of our major awards. Enjoy.

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

YEAR	SEED	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS PER GAME
1999	1 Seed	Robio Murray	14-3	1,458 PPG
2000	2 Seed	Robio Murray	13-4	1,399 PPG
2001	1 Seed	Jason Carpenter	14-3	1,509 PPG
2002	3 Seed	Robio Murray	11-6	1,487 PPG
2003	2 Seed	Richard Burrier	11-6	1,441 PPG
2004	2 Seed	Bob Castrone	13-4	1,334 PPG
2005	4 Seed	Griff Coomer	11-5	1,526 PPG
2006	7 Seed	Don Vozzola	10-6	1,214 PPG
2007	5 Seed	Matt Neatock	10-6	1,341 PPG
2008	7 Seed	Don Vozzola	9-7	1,242 PPG
2009	1 Seed	Matt Neatock	13-3	1,553 PPG
2010	4 Seed	Bob Castrone	12-4	1,367 PPG
2011	7 Seed	Bob Castrone	9-7	1,340 PPG
2012	4 Seed	Robio Murray	10-6	1,407 PPG
2013	2 Seed	Rich Calderon	13-3	1,407 PPG
2014	1 Seed	Bob Castrone	13-3	1,594 PPG
2015	2 Seed	Griff Coomer	12-4	1,522 PPG
2016	2 Seed	Rich Calderon	12-4	1,577 PPG
2017	2 Seed	Matt Neatock	12-4	1,581 PPG
2018	7 Seed	Matt Neatock	9-7	1,423 PPG
2019	2 Seed	Robio Murray	14-2	1,715 PPG
2020	4 Seed	Jeff Greenblatt	11-5	1,515 PPG

LEAGUE RUNNER UP


1999 - Griff Coomer \| 2-seed	2000 - Griff Coomer \| 4-seed	2001 - David Hightower \| 6-seed	2002 - Molly Coomer \| 1-seed	2003 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed
2004 - Griff Coomer \| 1-seed	2005 - Colby Hall \| 7-seed	2006 - Robio Murray \| 3-seed	2007 - Rich Calderon \| 7-seed	2008 - Robio Murray \| 5-seed
2009 - Griff Coomer \| 3-seed	2010 - Robio Murray \| 1-seed	2011 - Richard Burrier \| 3-seed	2012 - Eric Vozzola \| 3-seed	2013 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed
2014 - Matt Neatock \| 3-seed	2015 - Colby Hall \| 6-seed	2016 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1-seed	2017 - Bob Castrone \| 1-seed	2018 - Rich Calderon \| 5-seed
2019 - Rich Calderon \| 1-seed	2020 - Robio Murray \| 7-seed
I shook off a 1-3 start and a 753-point "win" in week nine to barely sneak into the playoffs as a 7-seed, but thanks to a hot streak that began in week 12, I managed to take down both the two seed and the one seed, before coming up just short of a title defense in the finals.

TOP SEEDS


1999 - Robio Murray \| 11-3*	2000 - Rick Mullin \| 11-3	2001 - Jason Carpenter \| 11-3*	2002 - Molly Coomer \| 10-4	2003 - Robio Murray \| 9-5
2004 - Griff Coomer \| 10-4	2005 - Don Vozzola \| 9-4	2006 - Richard Burrier \| 10-3	2007 - David Hightower \| 11-2	2008 - Molly Coomer \| 10-3
2009 - Matt Neatock \| 10-3*	2010 - Robio Murray \| 12-1	2011 - Molly Coomer \| 10-3	2012 - Griff Coomer \| 10-3	2013 - Robio Murray \| 10-3
2014 - Bob Castrone \| 10-3*	2015 - Bob Castrone \| 11-2	2016 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 11-2	2017 - Bob Castrone \| 12-1	2018 - Marc Pattini \| 10-3
2019 - Rich Calderon \| 12-1	2020 - Rich Calderon \| 10-3
Calderon becomes just the second person to earn the top seed for two straight seasons in 2019 and 2020, going an impressive 22-4 in the regular season. However, for the second straight year, Rich's title hopes were dashed by me the Murray; this time in the semifinals. It's the sixth straight year the top seed failed to win a championship.

SCORING CHAMPS


1999 - Robio Murray \| 1,486	2000 - Rick Mullin \| 1,478	2001 - Jason Carpenter \| 1,558	2002 - Justin Acerno \| 1,440	2003 - Robio Murray \| 1,456
2004 - Colby Hall \| 1,442	2005 - Griff Coomer \| 1,488	2006 - Molly Coomer \| 1,356	2007 - Don Vozzola \| 1,421	2008 - Robio Murray \| 1,464
2009 - Matt Neatock \| 1,497	2010 - Rich Calderon \| 1,443	2011 - Molly Coomer \| 1,536	2012 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,503	2013 - Robio Murray \| 1,499
2014 - Bob Castrone \| 1,552	2015 - Bob Castrone \| 1,507	2016 - Rich Calderon \| 1,532	2017 - Matt Neatock \| 1,509	2018 - Colby Hall \| 1,584
2019 - Robio Murray \| 1,675	2020 - Bob Castrone \| 1,541
For the seventh straight year and ninth out of the last ten, the leading scorer topped 1,500, although for the first time since 2017, that scoring leader didn't break the all-time scoring record. This is the third time Bob has led the league in points, which is third most in league history. His 1,541 in 2020 proved the be the fifth most ever scored in the regular season.

LOWEST SCORING TEAMS


1999 - David Hightower \| 1,032	2000 - Tim Thompson \| 835	2001 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,035	2002 - Brian Gagnon \| 1,089	2003 - Don Vozzola \| 966
2004 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,110	2005 - Rob Masterson \| 1,056	2006 - David Hightower \| 1,046	2007 - Richard Burrier \| 1,025	2008 - David Hightower \| 1,017
2009 - Robio Murray \| 1,062	2010 - Eric Vozzola \| 919	2011 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,109	2012 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,143	2013 - Richard Burrier \| 1,081
2014 - Robio Murray \| 1,101	2015 - Don Vozzola \| 1,109	2016 - Matt Neatock \| 1,245	2017 - Marc Pattini \| 1,087	2018 - Richard Burrier \| 1,264
2019 - Colby Hall \| 1,169	2020 - Matt Neatock \| 1,140
For the second time in his career, Neatock earns the honor of lowest scoring team in the league. In fact, he's done it twice in the last five seasons, while winning two championships in between. Go figure. His 1,140 PPG is the lowest points per game average since Don produced 1,109 in 2015.

LAST PLACE TEAMS


1999 - Tim Thompson, 3-11	2000 - Tim Thompson, 2-12	2001 - Justin Hanright, 4-10	2002 - Brian Gagnon, 3-11	2003 - Don Vozzola, 3-11
2004 - Matt Neatock, 5-9	2005 - Bob Castrone, 3-10	2006 - David Hightower, 1-12	2007 - Colby Hall, 4-9	2008 - Matt Neatock, 3-10
2009 - Robio Murray, 2-11	2010 - Eric Vozzola, 2-11	2011 - Eric Vozzola, 1-12	2012 - Jeff Greenblatt, 2-11	2013 - Richard Burrier, 2-11
2014 - Robio Murray, 3-10	2015 - Don Vozzola, 3-10	2016 - Matt Neatock, 2-11	2017 - Marc Pattini, 3-10	2018 - Robio Murray, 4-9
2019 - Griff Coomer, 2-11	2020 - Rob Masterson, 2-11
For the first time in his career, Masterson finished last in the standings, earning a career low two wins. He began the year with nine straight loses, which is tied for the worst start in league history and his 10-straight defeats, tied the record for the league's longest losing streak.

BIGGEST PLAYOFF SURPRISE


1999 - Rick Mullin \| 5-seed, Semis	2000 - Griff Coomer \| 4-seed, Finals	2001 - David Hightower \| 6-seed, Finals	2002 - Rob Masterson \| 7-seed, Semis	2003 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed, Finals
2004 - David Hightower \| 6-seed, Semis	2005 - Colby Hall \| 7-seed, Finals	2006 - Don Vozzola \| 7-seed, Champion	2007 - Rich Calderon \| 7-seed, Finals	2008 - Don Vozzola \| 7-seed, Champion
2009 - Rich Calderon \| 5-seed, Semis	2010 - Don Vozzola \| 7-seed, Semis	2011 - Bob Castron \| 7-seed, Champion	2012 - Richard Burrier \| 8-seed, Semis	2013 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed, Finals
2014 - Griff Coomer \| 7-seed, Semis	2015 - Colby Hall \| 6-seed, Finals	2016 - Robio Murray \| 6-seed, Semis	2017 - Eric Vozzola \| 6-seed, Semis	2018 - Matt Neatock \| 7-seed, Champion
2019 - Matt Neatock \| 6-seed, Semis	2020 - Robio Murray \| 7-seed, Finals
I become the 10th seven-seed to earn this award and the seventh to reach the finals, coming up just short against five-seed, Jeff. This is the second time I've earned this award, making it to the semifinals as a 6-seed in 2016, but this is first time reaching the finals as winner of this award.

WORST PLAYOFF COLLAPSES


1999 - David Hightower \| 4-seed, Quarters	2000 - Rick Mullin \| 1-seed, Semis	2001 - Anne Murphy \| 4-seed, Quarters	2002 - Don Vozzola \| 2-seed, Quarters	2003 - Robio Murray \| 1-seed, Quarters
2004- Richard Burrier \| 3-seed, Quarters	2005 - Don Vozzola \| 1-seed, Quarters	2006 - Richard Burrier \| 1-seed, Quarters	2007 - Don Vozzola \| 2-seed, Quarters	2008 - Rich Calderon \| 2-seed, Quarters
2009 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 4-seed, Quarters	2010 - Rich Calderon \| 2-seed, Quarters	2011 - Molly Coomer \| 1-seed, Quarters	2012 - Griff Coomer \| 1-seed, Quarters	2013 - Robio Murray \| 1-seed, Semis
2014 - Colby Hall \| 2-seed, Quarters	2015 - Bob Castrone \| 1-seed, Semis	2016 - Don Vozzola \| 3-seed, Quarters	2017 - Rich Calderon \| 3-seed. Quarters	2018 - Bob Castrone \| 2-seed, Quarters
2019 - Don Vozzola \| 3-seed, Quarters	2020 - Eric Vozzola \| 2-seed, Quarters
Eric began the year 8-1 and pulled off the kind of trade that is supposed to deliver mugs. However, a 1-3 finish put a little dent in the armor. Still, Eric finished 9-4 and earned the two-seed, finishing third in spring. Unfortunately for him, he ended up facing me, the king of the quarterfinals and lost, 1,635-1,777. This was the first time he has earned this award.

LUCKIEST TEAMS


1999 - Chris Conway \| 1,109 OPPG	2000 - Justin Hanright \| 946 OPPG	2001 - Anne Murphy \| 1,081 OPPG	2002 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,077 OPPG	2003 - Molly Coomer \| 1,060 OPPG
2004 - Bob Castrone \| 1,198 OPPG	2005 - Matt Neatock \| 1,145 OPPG	2006 - Richard Burrier \| 1,138 OPPG	2007 - David Hightower \| 1,146 OPPG	2008 - Molly Coomer \| 1,003 OPPG
2009 - Matt Neatock \| 1,099 OPPG	2010 - Robio Murray \| 1,097 OPPG	2011 - Colby Hall \| 1,206 OPPG	2012 - Robio Murray \| 1,219 OPPG	2013 - Robio Murray \| 1,218 OPPG
2014 - Bob Castrone \| 1,200 OPPG	2015 - Bob Castrone \| 1,204 OPPG	2016 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,250 OPPG	2017 - Bob Castrone \| 1,170 OPPG	2018 - Bob Castrone \| 1,355 OPPG
2019 - Robio Murray \| 1,187 OPPG	2020 - Rich Calderon \| 1,227 OPPG
It took long enough, but Caldron finally got the face the easiest road to the postseason, as his opponents scored the least amount of points, averaging 1,227 points per game. The 1,227 points per contest are the third most for a team that was the luckiest. He's the 11th luckiest team to earn the top seed.

UNLUCKIEST TEAMS


1999 - Griff Coomer \| 1,293 OPPG	2000 - Chris Conway \| 1,340 OPPG	2001 - Griff Coomer \| 1,357 OPPG	2002 - Richard Burrier \| 1,405 OPPG	2003 - Rich Calderon \| 1,373 OPPG
2004 - Colby Hall \| 1,429 OPPG	2005 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,428 OPPG	2006 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,361 OPPG	2007 - Griff Coomer \| 1,386 OPPG	2008 - Griff Coomer \| 1,389 OPPG
2009 - Robio Murray \| 1,376 OPPG	2010 - Matt Neatock \| 1,322 OPPG	2011 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,453 OPPG	2012 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,453 OPPG	2013 - Richard Burrier \| 1,495 OPPG
2014 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,407 OPPG	2015 - Robio Murray \| 1,429 OPPG	2016 - Molly Coomer \| 1,463 OPPG	2017 - Don Vozzola \| 1,375 OPPG	2018 - Don Vozzola \| 1,498 OPPG
2019 - Richard Burrier \| 1,502 OPPG	2020 - Richard Burrier \| 1,456 OPPG
For the fourth time in his career and for the second straight season, Burrier's opponents scored the most points, averaging 1,456 points per contest. It was the fifth most points a team has faced in league history. It's the 10th time a team had their foes average over 1,400. Four of those ten times were against Rich.

BEST SECOND HALF TURNAROUNDS


1999 - Griff Coomer \| 4-6 to 4-0	2000 - Chris Conway \| 2-6 to 5-1	2001 - Robio Murray \| 0-4 to 9-1	2002 - Robio Murray \| 2-5 to 6-1	2003 - Robio Murray \| 0-4 to 9-1
2004 - Richard Burrier \| 2-4 to 7-1	2005 - Griff Coomer \| 2-4 to 6-1	2006 - Robio Murray \| 3-5 to 4-1	2007 - Matt Neatock \| 1-4 to 6-2	2008 - Rich Calderon \| 1-3 to 8-1
2009 - Bob Castrone \| 2-5 to 6-0	2010 - Richard Burrier \| 1-5 to 4-3	2011 - Colby Hall \| 2-6 to 5-0	2012 - Rob Masterson \| 1-5 to 6-1	2013 - Matt Neatock \| 2-6 to 4-1
2014 - Richard Burrier \| 2-4 to 6-1	2015 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 2-5 to 4-2	2016 - Eric Vozzola \| 0-4 to 6-3	2017 - Griff Coomer \| 2-6 to 4-1	2018 - Don Vozzola \| 2-6 to 4-1
2019 - Bob Castrone \| 0-4 to 7-2	2020 - Colby Hall \| 2-5 to 4-2
There was a four-way battle for best turnaround. Burrier started 0-3, but finished 7-3. But that felt like a slow start, rather than a turnaround. I started 1-3 and finished 6-3, but those three losses all came in the final month. Don went from 0-4 to 6-3, which is probably more impressive than Colby's turnaround, but since Colby made the playoffs and Don didn't, I gave it to Colby, who started 2-5, but finished 4-2.

WORST SECOND HALF COLLAPSES


1999 - Griff Coomer \| 4-6 to 4-0	2000 - Chris Conway \| 2-6 to 5-1	2001 - Robio Murray \| 0-4 to 9-1	2002 - Robio Murray \| 2-5 to 6-1	2003 - Robio Murray \| 0-4 to 9-1
2004 - Richard Burrier \| 2-4 to 7-1	2005 - Griff Coomer \| 2-4 to 6-1	2006 - Robio Murray \| 3-5 to 4-1	2007 - Matt Neatock \| 1-4 to 6-2	2008 - Rich Calderon \| 1-3 to 8-1
2009 - Bob Castrone \| 2-5 to 6-0	2010 - Richard Burrier \| 1-5 to 4-3	2011 - Colby Hall \| 2-6 to 5-0	2012 - Rob Masterson \| 1-5 to 6-1	2013 - Matt Neatock \| 2-6 to 4-1
2014 - Richard Burrier \| 2-4 to 6-1	2015 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 2-5 to 4-2	2016 - Eric Vozzola \| 0-4 to 6-3	2017 - Griff Coomer \| 2-6 to 4-1	2018 - Don Vozzola \| 2-6 to 4-1
2019 - Bob Castrone \| 0-4 to 7-2	2020 - Colby Hall \| 2-5 to 4-2
There was a four-way battle for best turnaround. Burrier started 0-3, but finished 7-3. But that felt like a slow start, rather than a turnaround. I started 1-3 and finished 6-3, but those three losses all came in the final month. Don went from 0-4 to 6-3, which is probably more impressive than Colby's turnaround, but since Colby made the playoffs and Don didn't, I gave it to Colby, who started 2-5, but finished 4-2.

MOST SURPRISING TEAMS


1999 - Rick Mullin	2000 - Jimmy Pedrero	2001 - Griff Coomer	2002 - Brain Gagnon	2003 - Rich Calderon
2004 - Robio Murray	2005 - Rob Masterson	2006 - Griff Coomer	2007 - Rob Masterson	2008 - Rob Masterson
2009 - Molly Coomer	2010 - Molly Coomer	2011 - Robio Murray	2012 - Colby Hall	2013 - Colby Hall
2014 - Robio Murray	2015 - Rich Calderon	2016 - Griff Coomer	2017 - Colby Hall	2018 - Griff Coomer
2019 - Richard Burrier	2020 - Rob Masterson
After five straight losing seasons, the last two as a non-playoff team, including a two-win 2019 campaign, one can't blame me for putting Burrier last in my preseason predictions. It helped my cause when he lost his first three, breaking the all-time record for longest losing streak (10 straight). Yet, the boy turned it around, winning seven of ten, earning the 6-seed. He fell in the semifinals to the eventual champ, Jeff.

MOST DISAPPOINTING TEAMS


1999 - Rick Mullin	2000 - Jimmy Pedrero	2001 - Griff Coomer	2002 - Brain Gagnon	2003 - Rich Calderon
2004 - Robio Murray	2005 - Rob Masterson	2006 - Griff Coomer	2007 - Rob Masterson	2008 - Rob Masterson
2009 - Molly Coomer	2010 - Molly Coomer	2011 - Robio Murray	2012 - Colby Hall	2013 - Colby Hall
2014 - Robio Murray	2015 - Rich Calderon	2016 - Griff Coomer	2017 - Colby Hall	2018 - Griff Coomer
2019 - Richard Burrier	2020 - Rob Masterson
Masterson was picked sixth, which is fine, but expectations were higher from a guy who had not only made it to the playoffs nine straight seasons, but produced nine straight winning records, the longest in league history. Yet, when he fell in week one, we should have seen the signs on the wall. He would lose his first nine, tying a record for worst start to a season, eventually finishing with two wins and in last place for the first time in his career.

LEAGUE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER


1999 - K. Warner (Robio), 362 PPG	2000 - J. Garcia (Rick), 322 PPG	2001 - M. Faulk (Jason), 338 PPG	2002 - P. Holmes (Robio), 333 PPG	2003 - P. Holmes (Rob M), 317 PPG
2004 - P. Manning (Rich B), 411 PPG	2005 - S. Alexander (Griff), 303 PPG	2006 - L. Tomlinson (Rich B), 366 PPG	2007 - T. Brady (David), 433 PPG	2008 - D. Brees (Rich C), 354 PPG
2009 - C. Johnson (Bob), 305 PPG	2010 - A. Foster (Griff), 302 PPG	2011 - A. Rodgers (Molly), 478 PPG	2012 - A. Peterson (Molly), 264 PPG	2013 - P. Manning (Griff), 461 PPG
2014 - D. Murray (Colby), 298 PPG	2015 - Tom Brady (Eric), 357 PPG	2016 - David Johnson (Griff), 357 PPG	2017 - A. Brown (Eric), 263 PPG	2018 - P. Mahomes (Colby), 426 PPG
2019 - L. Jackson (Robio), 430 PPG	2020 - P. Mahomes (Colby), 399 PPG
For the second time in three years, Colby's quarterback shined above the rest, bringing home another MVP trophy. Not bad for a week two trade item. It had to be great fun to have the lifelong Chiefs' fan to have his team's quarterback leading the way. Unfortunately, Mahomes wasn't enough to bring Colby postseason success, as Colby never won a playoff game with three years of Mahomes.

KEEPERS OF THE YEAR


1999 - No keepers	2000 - No keepers	2001 - No keepers	2002 - No keepers	2003 - No keepers
2005 - Tiki Barber (Colby)	2006 - Frank Gore (Molly)	2006 - Frank Gore (Molly)	2007 - Randy Moss (Matt)	2008 - Philip Rivers (Rich B)
2009 - Chris Johnson (Bob)	2010 - Jamaal Charles (Griff)	2011 - LeSean McCoy (Matt)	2012 - Arian Foster (Griff)	2013 - Peyton Manning (Griff)
2014 - Andrew Luck (Rich B)	2015 - Odell Beckham (Griff)	2016 - David Johnson (Griff)	2017 - Carson Wentz (Matt)	2018 - Alvin Kamara (Don)
2019 - Nick Chubb (Rich C)	2020 - Patrick Mahomes (Colby)
When you have the league's top quarterback and most valuable player in the ninth round, things are going to go your way. Mahomes led Colby back to the postseason by scoring 4,798 total points, 400 points per game.

BEST TEAM NAMES


1999 - No award	2000 - No award	2001 - No award	2002 - No award	2003 - Manhattan Projects (Rich C)
2004 - Quarter Pounders (Colby)	2005 - The Ming Dynasty (Robio)	2006 - The Caucasians (Bob)	2007 - The Wide Stance (Matt)	2008 - The Griffters (Grif)
2009 - Otis Murray & The Knights (Jeff)	2010 - God's Cock (Robio)	2011 - The Dick-Taters (Rich C)	2012 - Tebow's Before Hoes (Eric)	2013 - Wet Brees (Rob M)
2014 - Lynch Cobb (Rob M)	2015 - Deflate My Balls (Rob M)	2016 - Fondling Is My Forte (Rob M)	2017 - Tucker's My Bitch (Colby)	2018 - Kamara Sutra (Don)
2019 - Freaks & Zeke (Robio)	2020 - Total Robioland Landscaping (Bob)
Bob wins his second Best-Team Name Award, after a midseason name change. This is Bob's second "Best Team Name" award and first since 2006.


1999 - Griff Coomer \| 2-seed	2000 - Griff Coomer \| 4-seed	2001 - David Hightower \| 6-seed	2002 - Molly Coomer \| 1-seed	2003 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed
2004 - Griff Coomer \| 1-seed	2005 - Colby Hall \| 7-seed	2006 - Robio Murray \| 3-seed	2007 - Rich Calderon \| 7-seed	2008 - Robio Murray \| 5-seed
2009 - Griff Coomer \| 3-seed	2010 - Robio Murray \| 1-seed	2011 - Richard Burrier \| 3-seed	2012 - Eric Vozzola \| 3-seed	2013 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed
2014 - Matt Neatock \| 3-seed	2015 - Colby Hall \| 6-seed	2016 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1-seed	2017 - Bob Castrone \| 1-seed	2018 - Rich Calderon \| 5-seed
2019 - Rich Calderon \| 1-seed	2020 - Robio Murray \| 7-seed
I shook off a 1-3 start and a 753-point "win" in week nine to barely sneak into the playoffs as a 7-seed, but thanks to a hot streak that began in week 12, I managed to take down both the two seed and the one seed, before coming up just short of a title defense in the finals.


1999 - Robio Murray \| 11-3*	2000 - Rick Mullin \| 11-3	2001 - Jason Carpenter \| 11-3*	2002 - Molly Coomer \| 10-4	2003 - Robio Murray \| 9-5
2004 - Griff Coomer \| 10-4	2005 - Don Vozzola \| 9-4	2006 - Richard Burrier \| 10-3	2007 - David Hightower \| 11-2	2008 - Molly Coomer \| 10-3
2009 - Matt Neatock \| 10-3*	2010 - Robio Murray \| 12-1	2011 - Molly Coomer \| 10-3	2012 - Griff Coomer \| 10-3	2013 - Robio Murray \| 10-3
2014 - Bob Castrone \| 10-3*	2015 - Bob Castrone \| 11-2	2016 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 11-2	2017 - Bob Castrone \| 12-1	2018 - Marc Pattini \| 10-3
2019 - Rich Calderon \| 12-1	2020 - Rich Calderon \| 10-3
Calderon becomes just the second person to earn the top seed for two straight seasons in 2019 and 2020, going an impressive 22-4 in the regular season. However, for the second straight year, Rich's title hopes were dashed by me the Murray; this time in the semifinals. It's the sixth straight year the top seed failed to win a championship.


1999 - Robio Murray \| 1,486	2000 - Rick Mullin \| 1,478	2001 - Jason Carpenter \| 1,558	2002 - Justin Acerno \| 1,440	2003 - Robio Murray \| 1,456
2004 - Colby Hall \| 1,442	2005 - Griff Coomer \| 1,488	2006 - Molly Coomer \| 1,356	2007 - Don Vozzola \| 1,421	2008 - Robio Murray \| 1,464
2009 - Matt Neatock \| 1,497	2010 - Rich Calderon \| 1,443	2011 - Molly Coomer \| 1,536	2012 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,503	2013 - Robio Murray \| 1,499
2014 - Bob Castrone \| 1,552	2015 - Bob Castrone \| 1,507	2016 - Rich Calderon \| 1,532	2017 - Matt Neatock \| 1,509	2018 - Colby Hall \| 1,584
2019 - Robio Murray \| 1,675	2020 - Bob Castrone \| 1,541
For the seventh straight year and ninth out of the last ten, the leading scorer topped 1,500, although for the first time since 2017, that scoring leader didn't break the all-time scoring record. This is the third time Bob has led the league in points, which is third most in league history. His 1,541 in 2020 proved the be the fifth most ever scored in the regular season.


1999 - David Hightower \| 1,032	2000 - Tim Thompson \| 835	2001 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,035	2002 - Brian Gagnon \| 1,089	2003 - Don Vozzola \| 966
2004 - Eric Vozzola \| 1,110	2005 - Rob Masterson \| 1,056	2006 - David Hightower \| 1,046	2007 - Richard Burrier \| 1,025	2008 - David Hightower \| 1,017
2009 - Robio Murray \| 1,062	2010 - Eric Vozzola \| 919	2011 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,109	2012 - Jeff Greenblatt \| 1,143	2013 - Richard Burrier \| 1,081
2014 - Robio Murray \| 1,101	2015 - Don Vozzola \| 1,109	2016 - Matt Neatock \| 1,245	2017 - Marc Pattini \| 1,087	2018 - Richard Burrier \| 1,264
2019 - Colby Hall \| 1,169	2020 - Matt Neatock \| 1,140
For the second time in his career, Neatock earns the honor of lowest scoring team in the league. In fact, he's done it twice in the last five seasons, while winning two championships in between. Go figure. His 1,140 PPG is the lowest points per game average since Don produced 1,109 in 2015.


1999 - Rick Mullin \| 5-seed, Semis	2000 - Griff Coomer \| 4-seed, Finals	2001 - David Hightower \| 6-seed, Finals	2002 - Rob Masterson \| 7-seed, Semis	2003 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed, Finals
2004 - David Hightower \| 6-seed, Semis	2005 - Colby Hall \| 7-seed, Finals	2006 - Don Vozzola \| 7-seed, Champion	2007 - Rich Calderon \| 7-seed, Finals	2008 - Don Vozzola \| 7-seed, Champion
2009 - Rich Calderon \| 5-seed, Semis	2010 - Don Vozzola \| 7-seed, Semis	2011 - Bob Castron \| 7-seed, Champion	2012 - Richard Burrier \| 8-seed, Semis	2013 - Griff Coomer \| 5-seed, Finals
2014 - Griff Coomer \| 7-seed, Semis	2015 - Colby Hall \| 6-seed, Finals	2016 - Robio Murray \| 6-seed, Semis	2017 - Eric Vozzola \| 6-seed, Semis	2018 - Matt Neatock \| 7-seed, Champion
2019 - Matt Neatock \| 6-seed, Semis	2020 - Robio Murray \| 7-seed, Finals
I become the 10th seven-seed to earn this award and the seventh to reach the finals, coming up just short against five-seed, Jeff. This is the second time I've earned this award, making it to the semifinals as a 6-seed in 2016, but this is first time reaching the finals as winner of this award.