C - John Tripodi (40 votes)
1B - Mario Cabrera (43 votes)
2B - Rich Seibert (39 votes)
SS - Rob Quinn (37 votes)
3B - Rich Quinn (29 votes)
LF - Dean Mozian (47 votes)
RF - Brian Hawe (34 votes)
CF - Ralph Truelsen (29 votes)
P - Greg Hawe (44 votes)
Util OF - Steve Flanagan (28 votes)
Util IF - Al Levine (27 votes)
DH - Bill Burns (26 votes)
1 - Dean Mozian
2 - Brendan Fumagalli
3 - Rich Seibert
4 - Rich Apiscopa
5 - Rich Seibert
6 - Steve Flanagan
7 - Steve Flanagan
8 - Dean Mozian
9 - Dean Mozian
10 - Dean Mozian
11 - Rob Quinn
12 - Steve Wells
13 - Rich Quinn
14 - Rob Quinn
15 - Rob Quinn
16 - Spencer Beckman
P - Adam Krakowski
1B - Mario Cabrera
2B - Steve Flanagan
SS - Rich Quinn
3B - Rob Quinn
LF - Pat Vetere
RF - Will Boylan
CF - Ralph Truelsen
OF - Bill Burns
IF - Al Levine
P - Adam Krakowski
1B - Tom Villata
2B - Rich Seibert
SS - Rich Quinn
3B - Rob Quinn
LF - Dean Mozian
RF - Steve Flanagan
CF - Ralph Truelsen
OF - Matt Healy
IF - Bill Burns
Rob Quinn
Offensive MVP
Rob Quinn
Defensive MVP
Ralphie Truelsen
CY Young Award
Adam Krakowski
Rookie of the Year
Steve Flanagan
Most Improved
Rich Seibert
Sportsman of the Year
Al Levine
Athlete of the Year
Matt Healy
Offensive records were broken across the board by Rob "Jeter" Quinn, who was named League MVP and Offensive MVP. Rob finished the season with the Triple Crown, batting 0.720 with 20 home runs and 104 RBI's. He also hit a record 35 doubles, 171 total bases and won 20 games.
The pitching was dominated by Cy Young winner Adam "Genetic Freak" Krakowski as he struck out 19 batters over 85.2 innings, including the league's first ever Golden Sombrero against Al Levine, who was mired in a season-long slump. He won 7 games, tied for most with Rich Seibert, but only lost 3. Seibert set a record for innings pitched with 104.1.
This year's Rookie of the Year was given to Steve "Nash" Flanagan, who burst onto the scene and hit 0.534 with 9 home runs and 54 RBI's. Rich "Diesel" Seibert won the first ever Most Improved award, pulling his numbers up to 0.571, 4 home runs and 68 RBI's.
Sportsman of the Year went to Al Levine, who kept his positive attitude and effort at maximum despite the slump and persistent heckling. Athlete of the Year, given to the best athlete in all sports in the TBL, was given to Matt "Swa" Healy, an unstoppable force in any sport.
The second annual home run derby was taken by "Wild" Bill Burns, defeating Steve Flanagan in 3 rounds.
The annual interleague series between Fox Valley and K-Town Park was split 1-1, with Fox Valley narrowly taking the first game 17-16 thanks to John Tripodi's walk-off sac fly. The second game was not so kind to Fox Valley, as they were hammered 28-6. Next season, 4 games will be scheduled to increase the rivaly even further.
After such a successful season, everyone may wonder what can be done to top this? Stay tuned...