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“The Madness Settles… But the Race is Just Beginning”

After an unforgettable Mid-Season Madness, the rings are handed out, the bruises are healing, and every squad is now refocused on the Gee Bowl push.
Week 4 is here — and with fresh injuries, QB rumors, and breakout rookies, the standings could flip again 🔁.

Let’s break it all down.

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📢 Fantasy & Roster Updates

Rugrats University

• 🧠 Ryan Bartlett – back to WR
• 🎯 Nasir Dillard – confirmed QB & attendance

Alabama Crimson Chin

• 🚑 Trevor Louro – back to reserves
• 💪 Gavin Clark – off IR, now WR1
• ⚠️ Joey Agostini – missing Game 1

Piff State Litty Lions

• ❗ Anthony Bun – OUT Week 4
• 👀 QB change rumors swirl in Piff camp

Bincinatti Hellcats

• 🩹 Quincy Davis – on IR (1 more week)
• 🎯 Sterry Codrington – still QB1

Hawaii Green Wave

• 🚫 Steven Cirillo – OUT Week 4

Fantasy managers: adjust your rosters now before kickoff!

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🏆 Week 4 Game Previews

🕘 9:00 AM

Bincinatti Hellcats (4–2) vs Alabama Crimson Chin (2–4)

📍 Field 1
Odds: Bincinatti -4.5 | O/U 46.5

Storyline:
The Hellcats, led by Ashante Worthy, are looking to rebound after a shocking Madness exit. Alabama, coming off a fiery tournament performance behind Anthony Wright and Gavin Clark, could turn heads again if they start hot. With Agostini missing Game 1, the Chin will rely heavily on their WR corps and defensive grit.

Gee to Watch:

• 🐾 Ashante Worthy (Bincy) – Two-way star, capable of game-breaking plays.
• 🐘 Anthony Wright (Alabama) – Reliable possession WR who can move the chains.

Sleeper Gee:

• 💣 Kris Hunter (Bincy) – Quietly productive; could be a red-zone weapon.

Prediction: Bincinatti 27 – Alabama 20

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🕘 9:00 AM

Hawaii Green Wave (2–4) vs UCLA Bruisers (6–0)

📍 Field 2
Odds: UCLA -9.5 | O/U 48.5

Storyline:
Hawaii’s riding emotional highs after Madness but will miss star Steven Cirillo. Shamere Rolfe and Joe Juhass must carry the load against undefeated UCLA, who are firing on all cylinders with Justin Hans at MVP pace.

Gee to Watch:

• 🌊 Shamere Rolfe (Hawaii) – True leader on both sides; must dominate.
• 🐻 Justin Hans (UCLA) – League MVP front-runner; dangerous in rhythm.

Sleeper Gee:

• 🧠 Mike O’Neill (UCLA) – TE who quietly racks up TDs and key blocks.

Prediction: UCLA 34 – Hawaii 24

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🕙 10:00 AM

Piff State Litty Lions (2–4) vs Bincinatti Hellcats (Game 2)

📍 Field 1
Odds: Bincinatti -2.5 | O/U 45.5

Storyline:
Second game for Bincy — stamina will be tested. Piff, possibly rolling out a new QB, leans on Jeremy Gaines to ignite the offense. If their defense holds, this could be a trap game for the Cats.

Gee to Watch:

• 🐾 Ashante Worthy (Bincy) – Always a difference-maker, especially late.
• 🦁 Jeremy Gaines (Piff) – Veteran QB/leader; thrives in chaos.

Sleeper Gee:

• 🚨 Oscar Peralta (Piff) – Underrated weapon who could steal a score.

Prediction: Bincy escapes 26 – 21

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🕙 10:00 AM

Rugrats University (3–3) vs Hawaii Green Wave (Game 2)

📍 Field 2
Odds: Rugrats -3.5 | O/U 44.0

Storyline:
With Nasir Dillard back at QB and Ryan Bartlett shifting to WR, Rugrats regain their offensive spark. Hawaii’s fatigue could show, but Rolfe and Juhass won’t back down.

Gee to Watch:

• 🐢 Nasir Dillard (Rugrats) – Dual-threat QB, ready to lead a playoff push.
• 🌊 Joe Juhass (Hawaii) – Rookie sensation who’s breaking out weekly.

Sleeper Gee:

• 💡 Bryan Soletto (Rugrats) – Key defensive playmaker who could swing momentum.

Prediction: Rugrats 28 – Hawaii 20

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🕚 11:00 AM

Alabama Crimson Chin (Game 2) vs UCLA Bruisers (Game 2)

📍 Field 1
Odds: UCLA -10.5 | O/U 49.5

Storyline:
Round two for both teams — fatigue meets firepower. UCLA’s balanced attack led by Hans, Tilton, and O’Neill should prove too much, but Alabama’s heart keeps it close early.

Gee to Watch:

• 🐻 Frank Tilton (UCLA) – X-factor with relentless energy and toughness.
• 🐘 Gavin Clark (Alabama) – Emerging WR1 ready to make noise.

Sleeper Gee:

• 🧱 Jay Hibbs (Alabama) – Physical DB who can shift momentum with one pick.

Prediction: UCLA 35 – Alabama 18

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🕚 11:00 AM

Piff State Litty Lions (Game 2) vs Rugrats University (Game 2)

📍 Field 2
Odds: Rugrats -4.5 | O/U 47.5

Storyline:
Two explosive squads in a battle for playoff positioning. Gaines leads Piff’s fight, while Rugrats’ offense could erupt with Dillard back and Bartlett at WR.

Gee to Watch:

• 🦁 Jeremy Gaines (Piff) – Veteran QB needs a statement win.
• 🐢 Ryan Bartlett (Rugrats) – Transitioning to WR could unlock fireworks.

Sleeper Gee:

• 💎 Lu Savage (Piff) – A hidden gem who might find pay dirt.

Prediction: Rugrats 32 – Piff 27

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🔥 GSPN Takeaways:

• UCLA still the team to beat 🏆
• Bincinatti and Rugrats fighting for 2nd seed 💪
• Alabama & Piff dangerous spoilers ⚠️
• Hawaii looking for one last spark 🌊

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🎧 Listen to the mid season madness recap on Spotify YouTube or Instagram and stay locked in on the website for more scores, stats, standings and gee star highlights! 

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The Mid-Season Madness Tournament lived up to its name, delivering chaos, comebacks, heartbreak, and the crowning of a champion. Rings were on the line, and every team had two games to prove their grit. From shocking upsets to clutch performances, this tournament had it all.

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🔥 Quarterfinals

(5) Alabama Crimson Chin 21 – (4) Piff State Litty Lions 14

The Madness started early. Alabama, led by QB Joey Agostini, stunned Piff in a physical matchup. Piff struggled early but stormed back late, falling just short of a rally. Anthony Wright set the tone with 2 receiving TDs and 6 tackles, keeping the Crimson Chin alive.

Storyline: The 5-seed knocks out the 4-seed in classic Madness fashion.

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(6) Hawaii Green Wave 22 – (3) Rugrats University 21 (OT)

Game of the day. Rugrats and Hawaii traded blows until the score stood tied, forcing the Gee League’s signature Epic 1v1 Shootout Overtime.

Overtime Rules (for new fans):

• Teams alternate 1v1 from the 10-yard line.

• Rock-Paper-Scissors decides offense/defense order.

• Offense has 25 seconds to line up; defense reacts.

• QB has 4 seconds to throw.

• TD or defensive penalty = 1 offense point.

• Stop or offensive penalty = 1 defense point.

• Best of 5 decides the game.

Behind Shamere “Stizz” Rolfe and Steven Cirillo, Hawaii claimed OT 3–1. Rookie Joe Juhass flashed glimpses of greatness, and Erik Worthy anchored the defense with pressure.

Storyline: Madness at its peak—Hawaii survives in the league’s most dramatic finish.

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⚡ Semifinals

(1) UCLA Bruisers 30 – (5) Alabama Crimson Chin 25

Alabama came out hot, up two scores early behind Agostini’s quick strikes. But Justin Hans, the MVP front-runner, put UCLA on his back. With Frank Tilton a no-show, the Bruisers leaned on Hans’ arm and a clutch interception. Mike O’Neill played ironman football, catching 4 passes for 45 yards and a TD while racking up 5 tackles and a sack. UCLA weathered the storm, edging Crimson Chin by 5.

Storyline: UCLA showed the composure of champions, turning a scare into survival.

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(6) Hawaii Green Wave 25 – (2) Bincinatti Hellcats 13

The Madness wave rolled on. Hawaii stunned Bincy behind Rolfe’s dual-threat dominance, Cirillo’s timely grabs, and rookie Juhass’ emergence. Erik Worthy delivered again with a sack that killed a key drive.

The Hellcats—anchored by Ashante Worthy—just couldn’t keep pace. Hawaii played “out of body,” handing Bincy a two-score defeat.

Storyline: The 6-seed Green Wave crash the championship with back-to-back upsets.

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🏆 Championship

(1) UCLA Bruisers 38 – (6) Hawaii Green Wave 34

The final was everything Madness promised. Hawaii, riding Rolfe’s brilliance and Cirillo’s spark, went up early. Joe Juhass broke out fully, shredding UCLA’s defense with 6 catches for 171 yards, 4 TDs, and 2 conversions—a rookie no more.

But the Bruisers never blinked. Hans threw darts, finishing the tournament with 8 TDs and 457 yards, while O’Neill and the defense slowly tilted momentum back. When Steven Cirillo left with an injury, Hawaii’s magic dimmed, and UCLA clawed back to seize the rings.

Storyline: Hawaii’s Cinderella run fell just short, as UCLA stood tall to claim the Mid-Season Madness Championship.

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🌟 Gees Who Went MAD

• Justin Hans (UCLA) – 8 PaTD, 457 PaYds, 54 RuYds, plus 1 DEF INT. Proved again why he’s the league’s MVP favorite.

• Joe Juhass (Hawaii) – 6 REC, 171 Yds, 4 TDs, 2 Convs in the final alone. Rookie of the Year? Stock skyrocketing.

• Shamere Rolfe (Hawaii) – 5 PaTD, 243 PaYds, 128 RuYds, 15 TKL. The engine of Hawaii’s run.

• Steven Cirillo (Hawaii) – 124 RecYds, 3 TDs, 1 INT, 2 PBUs. Big plays every game until injury.

• Erik Worthy (Hawaii) – 2 TKL, 1 Sack. Stats don’t show his impact—relentless pressure shifted drives.

• Anthony Wright (Alabama) – 5 REC, 40 Yds, 2 TDs, 6 TKL. Sparked the Crimson Chin upset.

• Ryan Bartlett (Rugrats) – 7 PaTD, 290 PaYds, 167 RuYds. Gave Hawaii all they could handle.

• Mike O’Neill (UCLA) – 4 REC, 45 Yds, 1 TD, 5 TKL, 1 Sack. Swiss-army knife who showed up everywhere.

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📊 Standings & Futures Outlook

• UCLA (6–0, +129 diff) looks like the clear Gee Bowl favorite.

• Bincinatti (4–2) still controls the OCC but must regroup.

• Hawaii (2–4) proved they’re dangerous when locked in.

• Rugrats (3–3) remain wildcards, while Piff & Alabama (2–4) still searching for consistency.

Futures Odds:

• UCLA Bruisers: +80 (55%)

• Bincinatti Hellcats: +325 (20%)

• Hawaii Green Wave: +650 (12%)

• Rugrats University: +800 (9%)

• Piff State / Alabama: +3000 (2% each)

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📰 Final Word

The Mid-Season Madness lived up to its name—chaotic, unpredictable, unforgettable. Hawaii went mad, UCLA stayed composed, and the rest of the league got a reminder: the path to the Gee Bowl runs through the Bruisers.

Next issue: Volume 20 – Regular Season Resumes.

GSPN Digital Mag – Volume 18

🚨 Website Updates: Fantasy, Sportsbook, Casino & Gee Coin Chase

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📲 The GSPN Fantasy App is LIVE!

Weekly fantasy now has its own app! Build your 8-man roster, manage your Gee Coins, and track your team live from kickoff to the final whistle.

• Budget: 1G ($1,000)

• Star Prices: $200–$325

• Strategy: Stack your stars wisely, hunt for sleepers, and chase bonus points.

• Prizes: Weekly cash winners + leaderboard recognition.

Fantasy has never been this easy — or this competitive.

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🎰 The New Gee kings Sportsbook & Casino

It’s not just about flag football anymore. The all-new sportsbook now features:

• Futures: Pro games, college games, Gee League matchups.

• Props: Player stat lines, head-to-head matchups, and in-game specials.

• Casino: Gee Slots, Blackjack, Roulette, and exclusive GEE-themed games.

All fully integrated with Gee Coins for maximum fun.

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🪙 Gee Coin Chase – Race to 10,000

This season introduces a brand-new league-wide competition: the Gee Coin Chase.

• Every player starts FREE with a coin balance. (10,000)

• Collect Gee Coins by winning fantasy, sportsbook plays, or casino spins.

• The Gee with the most Gee Coins at the end of time limit – wins the chase.

• Prizes include CASH + exclusive GEE gear.

It’s more than a game — it’s a season-long race to the top.

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📊 Stats Central – The New Home for Leaders & Awards

The site now has a dedicated stats page that serves as your one-stop navigator for everything GSPN:

• Leaderboards: See who’s climbing to the top week by week.

• Award Races: MVP, Offensive, Defensive, Rookie, and Ball Hawk tracked in real time.

• Fantasy Leaders: Which GM’s roster is dominating the Gee Fantasy race?

This is where the numbers meet the narrative — and where fans can follow the storylines that matter.

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Futures Board (Sample Odds)

• NFL Sunday Night: Cowboys -3.5 vs Eagles (+3.5)

• College Saturday: Ohio State -6 vs Michigan (+6)

• Gee League Futures: UCLA +90 | Bincinatti +320 | Rugrats +600 | Piff +700 | Alabama +2800 | Hawaii +8000

• Player Props: Hans O/U 3.5 TDs, Worthy O/U 250 total yards, Johnson anytime TD -150

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🏆 Mid-Season Madness Begins

The season hits its first climax with the Mid-Season Tournament, where rings are on the line and momentum for the Gee Bowl is forged.
UCLA is unbeaten, Bincinatti is grinding, and Rugrats, Piff, and Alabama are all looking to crash the party.
Hawaii, meanwhile, is desperate for a spark to save their season.

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🔥 Round 1 Matchups (September 21)

Alabama Crimson Chin (1–3) vs Piff State Litty Lions (2–2)

Previous Meeting: Piff 32 – Alabama 25.

Storyline: Gaines vs Agsotini is a quarterback duel worth tuning in for. Alabama has talent but Piff has the finishing punch.

Prediction: Piff wins in another thriller.

Odds: Piff -6.5 (-180) | Alabama +160 | O/U 50.5

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Rugrats University (2–2) vs Hawaii Green Wave (0–4)

Storyline: Rugrats are inconsistent, but Damian Johnson’s big-play ability could torch Hawaii’s defense. Hawaii needs Shamere Rolfe to control the game or it could get ugly.

Prediction: Rugrats pull away late.

Odds: Rugrats -9.5 (-300) | Hawaii +250 | O/U 44.5

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⚡ Semifinals Outlook

UCLA Bruisers (4–0, +86 diff) vs Alabama/Piff Winner
Projection: UCLA is undefeated and suffocates opponents defensively. Whoever survives Round 1 likely won’t score much.
Line Projection: UCLA -10.5 vs Piff / -14.5 vs Alabama.

Bincinatti Hellcats (3–1) vs Rugrats/Hawaii Winner
Projection: A likely rematch with Rugrats after a nail-biter in Week 1. Worthy will need to carry the Hellcats again.
Line Projection: Bincinatti -1.5 vs Rugrats.

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🏆 Championship Outlook

All signs point to UCLA vs Bincinatti II. The first meeting was a Bruisers blowout (42–6).
But Worthy has a history of putting teams on his back. Can he turn the tide, or is this Hans’ year of destiny?

Projected Line: UCLA -6.5 vs Bincinatti.
Dark Horse: Rugrats University – Johnson’s offense can surprise anyone.

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👀 Gees to Watch

• Justin Hans (UCLA) – The MVP front-runner, surgical with the football, the engine behind UCLA’s perfect record.
• Ashante Worthy (Bincinatti) – Two-way weapon, equally dangerous throwing, running, and locking down on defense.
• Jeremy Gaines (Piff) – If Piff is to make a Cinderella run, it’ll be Gaines’ arm and legs leading the charge.
• Damian Johnson (Rugrats) – Offensive Player of the Year candidate with highlight-reel potential; Rugrats’ X-factor.
• Shamere Rolfe (Hawaii) – The Green Wave’s defensive anchor. If Hawaii pulls an upset, it’ll be on Rolfe’s shoulders.
• Brandon Seijo (Alabama Rookie) – Young but fearless. If Alabama shocks Piff, Seijo will be the breakout story.

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📊 Futures Odds – Who Lifts the Rings?

Team	Odds	Chance to Win
UCLA Bruisers	+90	50%
Bincinatti Hellcats	+320	22%
Rugrats University	+600	13%
Piff State Litty Lions	+700	11%
Alabama Crimson Chin	+2800	3%
Hawaii Green Wave	+8000	1%

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🔥 This is the official GSPN Digital Mag Volume 17 – Mid-Season Tournament Preview.
Next edition will bring a Tournament Recap + Rings Ceremony Coverage.

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📚 SCHOLAR SHOWDOWN II: WHERE ACADEMICS MEET ATHLETICS 🏆

This past weekend, the Scholar Showdown II proved once again that excellence in the classroom and on the field can—and should—go hand in hand. With over 60 teams, 500+ student-athletes, and 268 academic points earned, this tournament wasn’t just a competition — it was a celebration of effort, discipline, and purpose.

🎓 THE MISSION

“To reward and showcase youth athletes who prioritize academic achievement alongside elite athletic performance.”

In this unique event model, grades determine eligibility — not just skill. Scholars earned academic points and over $5,000 in entry fees were awarded back to them — making education the true MVP.

⚽🏀🏈 THE COMPETITION

Across Jackson, NJ, talent showed up and showed out. These athletes didn’t just bring game — they brought GPAs. This event was a reminder that the real champions show up both in class and on the field.

🏅 TOURNAMENT BY THE NUMBERS:

• 🔹 60+ Teams
• 🔹 216 Verified Scholars
• 🔹 268 Academic Points Earned
• 🔹 $5,000+ in Entry Fees Earned by Scholars

🏆 CHAMPIONS & RUNNER-UPS

COED CHAMPIONS

• 7u Collegiate – Avengers
• 7u Scholastic – Phantom Elite
• 9u Collegiate – WeDifferent
• 10u Collegiate – WeDifferent
• 12u Collegiate – WeDifferent

GIRLS CHAMPIONS

• 10u Collegiate – #BHC Bravehearts
• 10u Scholastic – AIP
• 12u Collegiate – #BHC Bombhers
• 14u Collegiate – SIG 14u
• HS Collegiate – SIG 14u

COED RUNNER-UPS

• 7u Collegiate – Brick Elite
• 7u Scholastic – RareBreed
• 9u Collegiate – Gee Starz
• 10u Collegiate – Yung n Reckless
• 12u Collegiate – Team Pressure

GIRLS RUNNER-UPS

• 10u Collegiate – SIG
• 10u Scholastic – Boardwalk Belles
• 12u Collegiate – SIG
• 14u Collegiate – SI Next Level Jets
• HS Collegiate – All City Girls

📸 RELIVE THE MOMENTS

• 📷 Ron Crocker Photography: View Gallery
• 🎥 @thewaterboymedia + @ShotByKris: Event Media Dropbox

🌟 SCHOLAR WALL

🧠 Each verified athlete from this event will be honored on our official Scholar Wall — a digital legacy for those who balanced books and ball.

👉 Visit the Scholar Wall

🚨 WHAT’S NEXT?

• 📅 Fright Fest I: Turkey Bowl III – October/November 2025
• 📅 Spring Fling III – March 2026
• 📅 Scholar Showdown III – June 2026

Join a growing platform that celebrates the student in student-athlete.

🙌 THANK YOU

To our players, families, coaches, volunteers, and partners — thank you for your energy, your belief, and your excellence. Together, we’re raising the bar.

#ScholarShowdown #BrainsAndBall #BooksBeforeBuckets #GEEsports #StudentAthletes #WeDifferent #ShowdownStrong

Written by Lou Fonseca

Welcome to Season 13 of the Gee League!
The draft is behind us, the rosters are locked, and the path to the coveted Gee Bowl Belt is set. This year features some new captains, familiar faces returning, and plenty of rookies eager to make their mark. And with a 10-game regular season, there’s no room to fall behind early.

Let’s break down each team’s draft, strengths, concerns, and our season predictions!

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 Hawaii Green Wave

Draft Grade: A
Predicted Record: 6-4

Captain Tyler Gabriel made waves with an unorthodox but electric draft strategy, focused on an aerial assault with playmakers everywhere.
He built around Jalin Butler (Season 12 OPOTY) and Michael Casado (Season 10 champion), while adding potential Rookie of the Year front-runner Manny Diaz. Veteran linemen Matt LeComte and Timothy Steeger bring championship experience. Finishing off with Mr. Reliable Colin Harsin a break out season could be in his cards to add to the WAVE. 
The question will be Gabriel’s leadership—can he keep this talented group focused and cohesive?
If they buy in, this could be a team no one wants to see late in the season.

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Piff State Litty Lions

Draft Grade: B-
Predicted Record: 4-6

Captain Jerock Gaines went into the draft prioritizing chemistry, grit, and playmaking potential. He locked in one of the league’s smartest linemen in Robert Sihlanick, defensive anchor Anthony Nalasco, and two high-upside rookies in Devron Clark and Santino Mignone, both already flashing signs of ROTY potential. Piff will heavily depend on playmakers Ryan Bartlett and Ant Bun—they’ll need to elevate their game and lead the way if Piff wants to avoid another underwhelming season. Young gun Ethan Kuncken joins the squad looking to learn and grow in the Gee League environment. This team has the IQ and weapons; now it’s about putting it together on the field

Piff’s success depends heavily on whether their young players can produce early and if Jerock can keep this squad motivated.

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Prime Time Seminoles (Defending Champions)

Draft Grade: A
Predicted Record: 7-3

The defending champs return intact, but their season story is already wild.
Captain Justin Laguna (coming off an 11-2 season and his 6th title) starts on IR and moves to GM.
Enter Chris Hogefere—a longtime Gee League vet and franchise owner, stepping in as acting QB and captain. His football IQ and chemistry with the team will be critical.
All eyes are on Steve Soletto. Having won every championship alongside Laguna, this season will be the test—can Soletto do it without Laguna?
This team is still dangerous and built to win. The dynasty continues… unless someone can stop them.

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 Bincinatti Hellcats

Draft Grade: A+
Predicted Record: 9-1

The Hellcats walked out of the draft looking scary.
Captain Ashante Worthy remains the most athletic player in the league. Pairing Quincy Davis and Karnell Wactor—two-way game changers—gives Bincy one of the deadliest duos ever.
They kept their championship core intact, adding proven names like Nicky Barbiere and Jey Sev to play QB to their already loaded roster. Jey sev wit the wall of protections and the best WR in the game will be the reason this team wins or loses.
This team is the clear favorite on paper. Anything short of a finals appearance will be a failure.

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 Rugrats University

Draft Grade: A-
Predicted Record: 6-4

First-time captain Jalen Hibbert wasted no time bringing back championship DNA. He drafted former captain and Season 10 MVP Nasir Dillard, along with core players Dyshon Day, Kris Hunter, and Josh Vuocolo.
The veteran presence of Tito Ruiz and Pedro “Byrd” Hernandez  will provide leadership, and rookie Jordan Seijo is the X-factor.
If they recapture the magic of Season 10, they’ll be in the hunt for the belt.

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🎓 Blue Mountain State

Draft Grade: A+
Predicted Record: 8-2

Captain Trevor Louro, fresh off a Captain of the Year award and a #1 seed season, may have pulled off one of the best drafts in Gee League history. He reunited with his World Championship core of Charlie Barbiere (former MVP) and H3 Fraser (elite two-way player), forming one of the most dangerous trios in the league. Rookie QB Duval Cheatham—the early front-runner for Rookie of the Year—steps into a loaded situation with weapons everywhere. Veteran lineman Jordan Cameron and breakout athletes like Javier Duran and Michael Medina add depth, while rookie Rafe Cervone may end up being the hidden gem. This team has everything it needs to get back to the top.

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 Alabama Crimson Chin

Draft Grade: A/B
Predicted Record: 5-5

Rookie captain Gavin Clark built his roster around veteran leadership and proven winners. Star two-way threat Lu Savage leads the squad alongside veteran Kevin Morris, dynamic athlete Darren Sims, and all-around playmaker Damian Johnson. Trevor Pruitt and Gavin reunite for chemistry from their Piff days, while sophmore Darrius Hartgrove who absence was felt in the gee bowl for the 1 seed BMS in szn12 –  rookie Ben Hartman rounds out the team, looking to make a name for himself. QB play will determine their ceiling—if they find the right trigger man, they can be dangerous.

The biggest question? QB play. If Clark plays QB, the ceiling drops. But if he can find someone else to command the offense, they’ll be a real threat.
They’ll be tough, but inconsistent.

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 Notre Gang Goons

Draft Grade: B+
Predicted Record: 3-7

Original champion Jesse Hunt returns as captain and used the last pick wisely to assemble a gritty roster. He started strong by grabbing do-it-all weapon Tommy Pearce, who will be an early OPOTY candidate. Veteran center and 3x champ Stobie Gerena is back alongside former champion Isaiah Johnston, both providing leadership and playoff experience. Defensive anchor Dre Boogz is looking to prove he’s one of the top rushers in the league. The team also added versatile lineman Michael Corino who can play both sides of the ball. Rookies Jamar Lively and Frankie Antico round out the draft—both unknowns but eager to make a name for themselves. The Goons will battle every week, but question marks at depth and chemistry may make wins tough to stack.

 On paper it may look one way, but will Jesse and the goons show us wrong?

 

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🔥 Season 13 Predictions Summary:

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👀 Season 13 is officially underway!
Who will rise to the top and claim the belt? Will the defending champs repeat? Will one of the rookie captains shock the league?
Stay locked in all season long with GSPN Digital Magazine for power rankings, player awards, and breaking news!

BONUS BREAK DOWN BY ROUND

Teams	Captain	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7
Hawaii Green Wave	Tyler Gabriel	Jalin Butler	Michael Casado	Manny Diaz	Timothy Steeger	Matthew LeComte	Tyler Cameron	Collin Harsin
Piff State Litty Lions	Jeremy Gaines	Robert Sihlanick	Anthony Nalasco	Devron Clark	Ant Bun	Ryan Bartlett	Santino Mignone	Ethan Kuncken
Prime Time Seminoles	Chris Hogrefe	Steve Soletto	Bryan Soletto	Quentin Hodge-Grant	Steve Cirillo	Phillip Jenkins	Jacob Anthony	Tre Brown
Bincinatti Hellcats	Ashante Worthy	Quincy Davis	Karnell Wactor	Five Live	Nicholas Barbiere	Jey Sevv	ZahQiir Davis	Matt Hartman
Rugrats University	Jalen Hibbert	Nasir Dillard	Dyshon Day	Pedro Hernandez	Josh Vuocolo	Tito Ruiz	kris hunter	Jordan Seijo
Blue Mountain State	Trevor Louro	Charlie Barbiere	H3 fraser	Jordan Cameron	Duval Cheatham	Javier Duran	Michaell Medina	Rafe Cervone
Alabama Crimson Chi	Gavin Clark	Lu Savage	Kevin Morris	Darren Sims	Trevor Pruitt	Damian Johnson	Darrius Hartgrove	Ben Hartman
Notre Gang Goons	Jesse Hunt	Tommy Pearce	Stobie Gerena	Isaiah Johnston	Michael (met life) Corino	Dre Boogz	Jamar Lively	Frankie Antico

🏆 #TheGeeLeague #Season13 #DraftRecap #GSPN

🏆 GSPN Digital Magazine – Spring Fling II Recap 🏆

Before Spring Came, They Flung Into Action!

The Gee Youth Spring Fling II was a tournament to remember! Over 50 teams across 10 divisions brought their best to the field, competing in an electric atmosphere filled with high-level flag football action. With teams representing five states and one international contender from Canada, this was truly a global competition.

🏅 2024 Spring Fling II Champions 🏅

Coed Division:

• 6/7U: Only The GOAATS!
• 8U: OTG
• 10U: Gee Youth – Gee Starz
• 12U: Brick Elite 12U
• 14U: Gee Youth – JSM

Girls Division:

• 10U: THT
• 12U: SIG
• 14U: Pink Dynamite
• HS International: THT Oakley
• HS Regional: Pink Dynamite

A Day of Dominance & Excellence

Each of our Spring Fling II Champions proved their elite status, dominating their brackets with undefeated runs in pool play and perfect finishes in the championship rounds. From the youngest competitors to the high school stars, the level of skill, teamwork, and competitive fire was on full display throughout the day.

We witnessed jaw-dropping plays, clutch performances, and incredible sportsmanship across all age levels, solidifying this event as one of the premier spring flag football tournaments.

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Season 12 Award Finalists: The Final Tally
By Lou Fonseca

The season has been a rollercoaster of talent, passion, and sheer determination—and now it’s time to honor the best of the best. Our Season 1 Award Finalists have been determined using a comprehensive scoring system that rewards every impactful play. Whether it’s racking up yards, scoring touchdowns, or locking down the defense, every stat counts. Below, you’ll find the top finalists in each category, along with a brief overview of how each award is scored and what makes these players stand out.

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MVP (Most Valuable Player)

Scoring Overview:
The MVP score is a composite measure that factors in total yards (across passing, rushing, and receiving), touchdowns, tackles, pass break-ups, interceptions, sacks, safeties, and even team wins. In short, every facet of the game is valued to find the player who has the greatest overall impact.

Finalists:

• Shamere Rolfe – 3,645 MVP points
• Justin Laguna – 3,329 MVP points
• Sterry Codrington – 3,047 MVP points

Hype: Shamere Rolfe leads the charge with explosive plays that have turned games around. Laguna’s leadership and clutch performances have been instrumental, while Sterry Codrington’s consistent production has kept his team in every contest. This category is a true test of versatility and impact!

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Offensive Player of the Year

Scoring Overview:
Offensive points are all about scoring and yardage. Touchdowns are worth the most here (60 points each), followed by total yards (1 point per yard). Additional points are awarded for conversions, receptions, and rush attempts—with bonuses for exceptional efficiency (yards per catch and yards per rush). This system rewards those who drive the offense and put points on the board.

Finalists:

• Jalin Butler – 2,152 Offensive Points
• Ashante Worthy – 1,918 Offensive Points
• Joey Agostini – 1,270 Offensive Points
• Lu Savage – 1,210 Offensive Points

Hype: Jalin Butler’s dynamic playmaking has been the catalyst for his team’s explosive offense. Ashante Worthy continues to dazzle with his dual-threat capability, while Joey Agostini and Lu Savage add their own flair. The offensive battle has been fierce, and these players have elevated their game to new heights.

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Defensive Player of the Year

Scoring Overview:
Defensive contributions are measured by key stats such as tackles (the most heavily weighted), sacks, interceptions, and pass break-ups. Defensive touchdowns, labeled as lateral TDs this season, also add significant value. Every big stop and turnover helps shift the momentum of the game.

Finalists:

• Antonio Gonzalez – 838 Defensive Points
• Jelan Hibbert – 832 Defensive Points
• Charlire Barbiere – 803 Defensive Points
• Lu Savage – 750 Defensive Points
• Trevor Louro – 746 Defensive Points

Hype: In a tight race that’s too close to call, Antonio Gonzalez, Jelan Hibbert, and Charlire Barbiere have emerged as defensive juggernauts. Their ability to disrupt opposing offenses with critical tackles and turnovers is unmatched. This category is heading to a fan vote because every defensive play matters!

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Quarterback of the Year

Scoring Overview:
The QB score rewards precision, leadership, and overall production. Points come from passing yards, touchdowns, and completions—with penalties for interceptions thrown—along with contributions on the ground. It’s a true measure of how effectively a quarterback controls the game.

Finalists:

• Justin Hans – 3,337 QB points
• Justin Laguna – 3,175 QB points
• Duval Chatam – 2,878 QB points
• Sterry Codrington – 2,663 QB points

Hype: Justin Hans and Justin Laguna have been at the forefront of their teams’ offenses, delivering precision and clutch performances. Duval Chatam and Sterry Codrington have also put up impressive numbers, making this one of the most competitive QB races in Gee League history.

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Ball Hawk Award

Scoring Overview:
Interceptions are KING in this category! The Ball Hawk Award rewards those defenders who consistently disrupt the opposing offense by intercepting passes and breaking up plays. Additional points come from pass break-ups, tackles, and lateral touchdowns.

Finalists:

• Trevor Louro – 780 Ball Hawk Points
• Joey Agostini – 660 Ball Hawk Points
• Steven Cirillo – 660 Ball Hawk Points
• Ant Nalasco – 600 Ball Hawk Points
• Harry Perez – 580 Ball Hawk Points

Hype: Trevor Louro leads the pack with game-changing interceptions. Joey Agostini and Steven Cirillo are right on his heels, turning every pass into an opportunity. With every interception, these players prove why a strong defense is the backbone of a championship team!

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Rookie of the Year

Scoring Overview:
The Rookie score is similar to the MVP formula but emphasizes the impact of new talent. Points are awarded for total yards, touchdowns, tackles, interceptions, and other key contributions—with a special multiplier for games played to reward consistency over the season.

Finalists:

• Edwin Gerdes – 704 points
• Brendon Reese – 499.5 points
• Matt Hartman – 404.7 points

Hype: Edwin Gerdes has burst onto the scene as a rookie sensation, showing flashes of brilliance that hint at a bright future in the Gee League. Brendon Reese and Matt Hartman have also made significant strides, proving that this new crop of talent is ready to make a lasting impact.

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WHATS NEXT?!

Each category’s top 3 qualifying scores will be put to a public vote via Instagram. Your vote counts and will directly impact who wins in these prestigious categories. Whether you’re a die-hard Gee League fan or just love great football, now is your chance to have your say in the final awards! This concludes Part 1.
Stay tuned—Part 2 will drop tomorrow, featuring the full stat lines, detailed breakdowns on how each player earned their points, and open voting to determine who the final winners will be.

Let’s celebrate the hard work, determination, and sheer talent of these phenomenal players.

Signed,
Lou Fonseca