GSPN Digital Mag GBW – Gee Bowl Week- SZN 12 Finalist (Page 1)

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.

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!

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.

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!

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.

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!

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.

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

GSPN Digital Mag SE – Special Edition- SZN 12 Week 1 (Page 2)

Week 1 Matchup Previews and Predictions
-7:45 PM

Field A (Matchup 1): Bake Forest Reefer Chiefers (4) vs. Texas Tec 9s (6)
Preview: Bake Forest enters the season with a strong roster, featuring lineman Alex Verardi, Shamere Rolfe, and Joseph Liota. Texas Tec 9s, led by Charlie Barbiere and bolstered by rookies like Jorawar Singh, provide a potent offensive threat. The defensive depth of Bake Forest should help them stifle Texas Tec’s offense.
Prediction: Bake Forest Reefer Chiefers win by 10
Odds: Bake Forest -200, Texas Tec +150

Field B (Matchup 2): Rugrats University (3) vs. Blue Mountain State (7)
Preview: Rugrats University, now with QB1 Justin Hans, looks to capitalize on key players like Jalen Hibbert and Darren Sims. Blue Mountain State counters with explosive talents like Quincy Davis, Lu Savage, and Joey Guff. The offensive firepower of BMS should be too much for Rugrats to handle.
Prediction: Blue Mountain State wins by 7
Odds: Blue Mountain State -175, Rugrats University +125

-8:45 PM

Field A (Matchup 1): Bake Forest Reefer Chiefers (4) vs. Blue Mountain State (7)
Preview: Bake Forest’s defensive strength, led by Alex Verardi and Jordan Cameron, will be tested by Blue Mountain State’s powerful offense. BMS, with Joey Guff and Quincy Davis leading the charge, will look to exploit any weakness. However, Bake Forest’s balance on both sides of the ball gives them the upper hand.
Prediction: Bake Forest Reefer Chiefers win by 14
Odds: Bake Forest -220, Blue Mountain State +160

Field B (Matchup 2): Rugrats University (3) vs. Texas Tec 9s (6)
Preview: Rugrats University, led by Justin Hans, will need strong contributions from Jalen Hibbert and Dyshon Day to keep up with Texas Tec’s dynamic attack. With Charlie Barbiere and Tommy Pearce leading the way, Texas Tec has the offensive edge in this matchup.
Prediction: Texas Tec 9s win by 7
Odds: Texas Tec -160, Rugrats University +120

-9:45 PM

Field A (Matchup 1): Piff State Litty Lions (1) vs. Bincinatti Hellcats (2)
Preview: The defending champions, Bincinatti Hellcats, have returned with a solid roster led by Joseph Agostini, Stobie Gerena-Noguera, and Anthony Bun. Piff State Litty Lions, led by Jeremy Gaines and Matt Jones, will look to capitalize on their team chemistry. However, the Hellcats’ depth and experience should give them the edge.
Prediction: Bincinatti Hellcats win by 7
Odds: Bincinatti Hellcats -180, Piff State +140

Field B (Matchup 2): Hawaii Green Wave (5) vs. Prime Time Seminoles (8)
Preview: Hawaii Green Wave, led by Tyler Gabriel and featuring Anthony Nalasco and Justin Pittman, brings a strong defensive presence. However, the Seminoles’ offense, powered by Steve and Bryan Soletto and players like Phil Jenkins and Quentin Hodge-Grant, should prove too much for Hawaii’s defense.
Prediction: Prime Time Seminoles win by 10
Odds: Prime Time Seminoles -210, Hawaii Green Wave +160

-10:45 PM

Field A (Matchup 1): Piff State Litty Lions (1) vs. Hawaii Green Wave (5)
Preview: Piff State will lean on players like Matt Jones and Tito Ruiz to lead their offense. Hawaii Green Wave, with defensive stalwarts like Anthony Nalasco and Justin Pittman, will try to stifle the Lions’ attack. This game will likely be close, but Piff State’s offensive talent and chemistry should give them a slight edge.
Prediction: Piff State Litty Lions win by 3
Odds: Piff State -160, Hawaii Green Wave +130

Field B (Matchup 2): Bincinatti Hellcats (2) vs. Prime Time Seminoles (8)
Preview: The Hellcats are looking to defend their championship with players like Joseph Agostini and Stobie Gerena-Noguera, while the Seminoles, led by Justin Laguna and key players like Bryan Soletto, have an explosive offensive gameplan. Expect a tight matchup, but the Hellcats’ championship pedigree and depth will give them the upper hand.
Prediction: Bincinatti Hellcats win by 6
Odds: Bincinatti Hellcats -170, Prime Time Seminoles +140

Summary of Predictions and Odds:
Bake Forest Reefer Chiefers are favorites in their opening matchup against Texas Tec 9s, thanks to their solid defense and offensive depth.
Blue Mountain State enters Week 1 with a slight edge over Rugrats University, as their high-powered offense should outpace Rugrats’ defense.
Texas Tec 9s are favored against Rugrats University, with their dynamic offense giving them a clear advantage.
Bincinatti Hellcats are favored to win against Piff State Litty Lions and will rely on their championship experience and solid roster.
Prime Time Seminoles enter as favorites over Hawaii Green Wave, given their offensive firepower and depth.

“It’s more than flag; it’s family”

-Lou Fonseca

GSPN Digital Mag SE – Special Edition- SZN Week 1 (Page 1)

🏈 Season 12 Preview: GSPN Gee League Championship Odds and Predictions 🏈

Season 12 of the Gee League is shaping up to be one of the most exciting yet, with a blend of powerhouse squads, fresh talent, and bold offseason moves. Let’s take a look at the teams and their odds to win it all based on their updated rosters, as well as some key storylines to watch this season.

The Contenders
1️⃣ Bincinatti Hellcats
Odds: 3:1
The defending champions are bringing back their core and look as dominant as ever. With key players like Joseph Agostini, Stobie Gerena-Noguera, and Anthony Bun, the Hellcats are stacked on both sides of the ball. Their blend of experience, leadership, and hunger for another title makes them the team to beat.

2️⃣ Prime Time Seminoles
Odds: 4:1
Justin Laguna’s return as captain and the reunion with the Soletto brothers gives the Seminoles an incredibly talented roster. With players like Phil Jenkins, Quentin Hodge-Grant, and Steve Soletto, Prime Time is poised to make a deep playoff run. Their combination of grit and experience could be enough to capture a title.

3️⃣ Blue Mountain State
Odds: 5:1
Trevor Louro’s bold moves have transformed BMS into a powerhouse. With Quincy Davis, Lu Savage, and 5ive Live leading the charge, this team has a high ceiling. Joey Guff’s acquisition adds a dynamic offensive weapon, and they will be tough to beat if they can put it all together.

The Challengers
4️⃣ Bake Forrest Reefer Chiefers
Odds: 6:1
Bake Forrest comes into this season with one of the most well-rounded rosters in the league. Key players like Alex Verardi, Jordan Cameron, and Joseph Liota anchor the offense, while Shamere Rolfe and Matt Hartman provide experience and talent across the field. Bake is reloaded after their trade with Hawaii, swapping some key players to further strengthen their squad.

5️⃣ Texas Tec 9s
Odds: 7:1
The Tec 9s are a balanced team led by star receiver Charlie Barbiere. Players like Tommy Pearce, Matthew LeComte, and Jorawar Singh give the squad depth, and rookies like Edwin Gerdes have the potential to shine. They have the pieces to compete, but their playoff success will depend on how their rookies mature over the course of the season.

6️⃣ Piff State Litty Lions
Odds: 10:1
Despite some question marks surrounding Matt Jones’ commitment, Piff State is a team built on chemistry. With solid players like Michael Casado, Tito Ruiz, and Tone Gonzalez, they could be a sleeper pick. If they can stay consistent throughout the season, they may challenge some of the top teams.

The Underdogs
7️⃣ Rugrats University
Odds: 15:1
Rugrats has gone through some turbulence with roster changes, but the addition of Justin Hans as captain and quarterback offers stability. Players like Jalin Butler, Dyshon Day, and Jalen Hibbert give the team explosive potential. The team’s success will depend on how quickly they can gel after their offseason chaos.

8️⃣ Hawaii Green Wave
Odds: 20:1
Hawaii’s defense remains a strength with players like Anthony Nalasco and Justin Pittman. After trading Shamere Rolfe, Joey Liota, and Matt Hartman to Bake Forrest for Justin Pittman, Michael Corino, and Dwuane Allen, Hawaii has a new look. The team will need to build chemistry with these new pieces, but they still have solid potential if they can quickly mesh together.

–Season Storylines to Watch–
Can the Hellcats Repeat? The defending champions have the talent and cohesion to make another title run, but can they handle the pressure of being the team to beat?
Prime Time Redemption: With Justin Laguna back at the helm, the Seminoles are loaded with talent and have the potential to capture their first title in years.
Blue Mountain State’s Bold Moves: Will the additions of Joey Guff and Lu Savage be the missing pieces BMS needs to make a serious run at the championship?
The Bake Forrest Factor: With a new mix of players and a strong defensive unit, Bake Forrest could very well be a dark horse, making a push for the title.
Hawaii’s New Look: After trading for Justin Pittman, Michael Corino, and Dwuane Allen, Hawaii has transformed its roster. The question now is whether this revamped lineup can build the chemistry needed to take down the league’s elite and make a deep playoff push.

“It’s more than flag; it’s family”

-Lou Fonseca

GSPN Digital Mag SE – Special Edition- SZN 12 KICKOFF

🏈 GSPN Digital Magazine: Special Edition – Season 12 Kickoff! 🏈

Welcome to the Season 12 edition of the Gee League Digital Magazine! The offseason brought us an exciting draft, bold trades, and transactions that have reshaped the league landscape. From defending champions returning to the field to fresh faces ready to make their mark, the new season is set to be one for the history books. Let’s dive into the highlights!

Draft Recap: Grading the Teams

1️⃣ Bake Forrest Reefer Chiefers – Captain: Jey Sev

Grade: A
Bake Forrest snagged top-tier lineman Alex Verardi and bolstered their roster with physical players like Justin Pittman and Michael Corino. Adding Dwuane Allen, the reigning Rookie of the Year, gives this team a strong mix of talent and grit. Expect Bake Forrest to dominate both sides of the ball.

2️⃣ Blue Mountain State – Captain: Trevor Louro

Grade: A-
With a surprise first pick of Quincy Davis, BMS built a squad rich in talent. Notable additions include Lu Savage and Jalen Hibbert, who add explosiveness on offense and defense. Post-draft trades and moves have positioned them as a dangerous contender.

3️⃣ Texas Tec 9s – Captain: Sterry Codrington

Grade: B+
Starting with Charlie Barbiere, the league’s top receiver, and adding experienced players like Tommy Pearce and Matthew LeComte, Texas Tec 9s built a competitive team. Jorawar Singh strengthens their defense, and rookies like Edwin Gerdes offer potential for growth.

4️⃣ Prime Time Seminoles – Captain: Justin Laguna

Grade: A+
Laguna’s return to the league is the story of the offseason. By reuniting with Steve and Bryan Soletto and drafting gritty players like Phil Jenkins and Quentin Hodge-Grant, Laguna has created a powerhouse team. Look for the Seminoles to challenge for the title.

5️⃣ Piff State Litty Lions – Captain: Jeremy Gaines

Grade: B-
Jerock leaned on team chemistry with picks like Matt Jones and Michael Casado. While questions surround Matt Jones’ commitment, the team’s chemistry could make them a dark horse this season.

6️⃣ Bincinatti Hellcats – Captain: Ashante Worthy

Grade: A+
The defending champions are running it back with their entire roster intact. After an 11-1 season, the Hellcats remain the team to beat, with proven leadership and chemistry.

7️⃣ Rugrats University – Captain: Nasir Dillard (vacated, replaced by Justin Hans)

Grade: B
Rugrats showed promise with their draft, but post-draft moves have shaken things up. The addition of Justin Hans as captain and QB1 brings stability to the team, while Joey Guff’s arrival adds a dynamic offensive weapon.

8️⃣ Hawaii Green Wave – Captain: Tyler Gabriel

Grade: B-
Though the draft process had some hiccups, Tyler Gabriel’s roster is stacked with defensive standouts like Anthony Nalasco and Shamere Rolfe. Post-draft trades added depth and versatility, making Hawaii a potential surprise contender.

Trades and Transactions Recap

Draft Day Trade:

  • Jalen Hibbert traded to Blue Mountain State for 5ive Live

Post-Draft Trades:

  • Hawaii sent Shamere Rolfe, Joey Liota, and Matt Hartman to Bake Forrest for Justin Pittman, Michael Corino, and Dwuane Allen.

Post-Draft Transactions:

  • Nasir Dillard vacated the captain role, leaving Rugrats University without leadership.
  • Joey Guff was selected to join Rugrats but was traded to Blue Mountain State for Justin Hans, who now serves as acting captain and QB1 for Rugrats.

Season 12 Headlines to Watch

  • Bincinatti Hellcats: Can Ashante Worthy lead the defending champions to back-to-back titles with their core intact?
  • Blue Mountain State: How will Trevor Louro’s bold moves and Joey Guff as QB1 impact their season?
  • Prime Time Seminoles: Will Justin Laguna’s return to the captain role end with another championship run?
  • Rugrats University: Can Justin Hans bring stability and success after an offseason of chaos?

Don’t Miss the Action!

Season 12 is shaping up to be one of the most competitive yet. With new captains, intense rivalries, and championship ambitions, every game will be a battle. Stay tuned for weekly updates and exclusive content on TheGeeLeague.com.

📣 Let’s get ready for Season 12!
“It’s more than flag; it’s family”

  • Lou Fonseca

GSPN Digital Mag SE – Special Edition- SZN 11.5 by Sport Gurus

GSPN SPECIAL EDITION NEWSLETTER

🏆 Introducing Gee League Season 11.5 🏆

“Where New Leaders Rise and Legends Are Made”

Gee League fans, get ready for an all-new chapter in Gee League history! This season brings excitement, fresh faces, and a chance for the next generation of players to stake their claim in the league. Under the leadership of Jelan Crooms, Gee League’s Player President and owner of Sport Gurus, Season 11.5 promises to be a game-changer in every sense.

Meet Commissioner Crooms

Jelan Crooms, a charismatic leader known for his on-field prowess and commitment to Gee League growth, has taken the role of off-season commissioner to launch this exciting mini-season. His vision for Season 11.5 is clear: create an environment that allows rookies and new talent to shine, while setting the stage for the next big stars. With smaller rosters, fresh franchises, and a streamlined schedule, this season is designed to push players’ skills to the limit and let their talent shine.

What to Expect in Season 11.5

  • 6 New Captains: This season features six new captains, each eager to prove their leadership skills and build a team worthy of Gee League fame.
  • Smaller Roster Sizes: Teams will be limited to 7 players, challenging each team’s depth and adaptability. This means more opportunities for players to step up and fewer places to hide!
  • 4-Week Season with Playoffs: Season 11.5 is all about action. A four-week regular season followed by a one-week playoff will determine which captain and squad reign supreme.
  • Guaranteed Spot in Season 12: The winning captain will secure an all-but-guaranteed spot as a captain in Season 12, giving them the chance to build a lasting legacy in Gee League.

What’s at Stake?

Season 11.5 isn’t just about winning games; it’s about setting the tone for the next generation of Gee League talent. Each captain and player knows they’re not just competing for bragging rights—they’re playing for a chance to join the elite ranks of Gee League’s future. With a chance to lead in the main season, captains will have the opportunity to recruit top talent, grow their personal franchise, and join Gee League legends.

The Road Ahead

This four-week sprint is designed to be intense, with every game counting towards ultimate playoff seeding. Players will have to bring their A-game each week, and teams that adapt quickly, communicate well, and stay resilient will have the best shot at taking it all.

Commissioner’s Message

“Season 11.5 is an exciting opportunity to watch future stars emerge, for new talent to get a taste of Gee League, and for our rookies to show what they’ve got,” says Jelan Crooms. “With six new franchises and so much talent waiting for their shot, I’m ready to see who steps up to the challenge and claims their place as the future of Gee League.”

Get Ready to Watch the Next Generation!

This season, Gee League is thrilled to watch new names make big plays, rookies develop into impact players, and emerging leaders write their own stories. With every touchdown, tackle, and clutch play, the league will be scouting to see who has what it takes to join the ranks of Gee League’s best.

Strap in, fans—Season 11.5 is where the future of Gee League begins! Keep an eye on GSPN for updates, highlights, and exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage as this high-energy season unfolds.

Who’s next to leave their mark? Let’s find out!

GSPN Digital Mag Week 7 –ROOKIE FINALIST EDITION

🏆 Rookie of the Year Finalists!

Welcome to the exciting announcement of the Rookie of the Year finalists! This award shines a spotlight on the incredible first-year players who have left their mark on the Gee League in their debut season. From dynamic offensive performances to lock-down defense, these rookies have proven they belong.

How the Scoring Works:

For the Rookie of the Year award, touchdowns, total yards, and tackles are highly valued, but a unique twist comes into play: the Games Played Multiplier. This multiplier rewards consistency throughout the season, meaning players who’ve suited up every week gain an advantage. The more games played, the higher the chance to rack up points—because in this league, showing up counts!

Now, let’s meet our Top 3 Rookie of the Year finalists and see what sets them apart.

Top 3 Finalists for Rookie of the Year:

1. Mikey Giordano (Colorado Stars)

  • Rookie Score: 2,121 points
  • Key Stats: 373 passing yards, 148 receiving yards, 4 total touchdowns, 20 tackles, 1 interception
  • Hype: Giordano has emerged as a true dual-threat for the Stars, excelling as a passer, rusher, and receiver. His defensive abilities have also shone through, contributing tackles and interceptions that have kept his team in the hunt. As a rookie, he’s shown that he can do it all, making him a top contender for Rookie of the Year.

2. Willie Gross III (Bincinatti Hellcats)

  • Rookie Score: 2,076 points
  • Key Stats: 113 passing yards, 192 receiving yards, 3 total touchdowns, 23 tackles, 2 interceptions
  • Hype: Gross has been a reliable playmaker on both sides of the ball for the Hellcats. Whether it’s securing interceptions, making tackles, or creating big plays on offense, Gross has shown why he is one of the top rookies this season. His contributions have been vital to Bincinatti’s success, earning him a well-deserved spot as a finalist.

3. Dwuane Allen (Hawaii Green Wave)

  • Rookie Score: 1,578 points
  • Key Stats: 216 receiving yards, 3 total touchdowns, 23 tackles, 7 pass break-ups, 7 interceptions
  • Hype: Allen has turned heads with his defensive excellence, leading the rookies with 7 interceptions and adding 7 pass break-ups. His ability to make game-changing plays on defense, combined with his solid offensive production, has made him a crucial part of Hawaii’s game plan.

Voting Time!

The decision is now in your hands! Head over to our Instagram page to cast your vote for the Rookie of the Year. Each of these finalists has proven their worth, and now it’s time for the league to decide who will be crowned the best rookie in the Gee League!

Stay tuned for the results, and don’t miss the exciting reveal!

Signed,
Lou Fonseca

GSPN Digital Mag Week 7 –QUARTERBACK FINALIST EDITION

🏆 QB of the Year Top 3 Finalists!

Hey Gee League Fans!

It’s time to get hyped—the QB of the Year finalists are officially in, and now it’s your turn to decide who takes the crown! These three quarterbacks have been instrumental in their teams’ success, leading their offenses with precision, creativity, and elite playmaking. But who will come out on top? That’s up to you!

Here are the Top 3 Finalists for QB of the Year and their standout performances this season:

Justin Hans (UCLA Bruisers)

  • Team Record: 7-3 (2nd Seed)
  • QB Score: 4,599
  • Key Stats: 1,402 passing yards, 26 passing TDs, 123 completions, 7 team wins.
  • Completion Percentage: 72.4%
  • Hype: Hans has been the driving force behind the UCLA Bruisers’ offense all season. With a stellar 72.4% completion rate and 26 passing TDs, he has consistently made big plays when it matters most. Leading his team to a strong 7-3 record and the #2 seed, he’s proven to be one of the league’s top field generals.

Ashante Worthy (Bincinatti Hellcats)

  • Team Record: 8-2 (1st Seed)
  • QB Score: 4,363
  • Key Stats: 905 passing yards, 716 rushing yards, 20 passing TDs, 8 rushing TDs, 8 team wins.
  • Completion Percentage: 69.7%
  • Hype: Worthy’s dual-threat ability makes him one of the most electrifying QBs in the league. Not only has he thrown for 20 TDs, but he’s also rushed for 716 yards and 8 more TDs on the ground. Leading the Bincinatti Hellcats to an 8-2 record and the top seed, Worthy is the ultimate playmaker.

Tyler Gabriel (Hawaii Green Wave)

  • Team Record: 4-6 (4th Seed)
  • QB Score: 4,122
  • Key Stats: 1,276 passing yards, 410 rushing yards, 18 passing TDs, 4 rushing TDs, 4 team wins.
  • Completion Percentage: 61.6%
  • Hype: Despite Hawaii’s 4-6 record, Gabriel has been a game-changer all season long. His 1,276 passing yards and 18 TDs through the air, combined with 410 rushing yards and 4 rushing TDs, make him a lethal weapon. Gabriel’s resilience and ability to make big plays under pressure have secured Hawaii’s spot as the #4 seed.

Now, It’s Time to Vote! 🏆

Who deserves the title of QB of the Year? Head over to our Instagram and cast your vote! Each vote will carry weight in determining the final decision, so your input is crucial. Don’t miss out on the chance to help crown the best QB in the Gee League this season!

Stay tuned for more updates and results!

Signed,
Lou Fonseca

GSPN Digital Mag Week 7 – DEFENSIVE PLAYER FINALIST EDITION

🏆 Defensive Player of the Year Finalists!

Welcome to the much-anticipated announcement of the Defensive Player of the Year finalists! In the Gee League, defense wins championships, and these three players have taken that to heart. Their contributions on the field have been nothing short of spectacular, from game-saving tackles to clutch interceptions. This award isn’t just about flashy stats—it’s about consistency, dominance, and the ability to change the course of the game.

How the Scoring Works:

For Defensive Player of the Year, certain statistics hold more weight than others. Tackles are the most valuable stat, followed by safeties and sacks. Interceptions, pass break-ups, and fumble recoveries are also factored in. Lateral touchdowns add a unique flair, but it’s really the game-changing defensive stops that make all the difference!

We’ve taken the top 3 defensive performers, and now it’s up to you, the fans, to cast your vote on Instagram! Your vote will carry weight in the final decision, so let’s see who made the cut this year.

Top 3 Finalists for Defensive Player of the Year:

1. Lu Savage (Hawaii Green Wave)

  • Defensive Score: 1,017 points
  • Key Stats: 37 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 interception
  • Hype: Savage has been a relentless force on the Hawaii defense. With 37 tackles, his ability to read plays and make crucial stops is unmatched. Add in his two sacks, and you have a player that offenses fear to face. Savage’s versatility has made him a defensive anchor for his team all season long.

2. Michael Casado (Rugrats University)

  • Defensive Score: 985 points
  • Key Stats: 33 tackles, 6 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 pass break-ups
  • Hype: Despite missing 4 games, Casado’s performance in just 6 games has made him a force to be reckoned with. His ability to rack up 33 tackles, 6 sacks, and 2 interceptions in such a short span is a testament to his dominance on the field. Casado has the instincts and physicality that make him a nightmare for opposing offenses.

3. Anthony Wright (Underdog University)

  • Defensive Score: 847 points
  • Key Stats: 31 tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception
  • Hype: Wright may be on the Underdog University roster, but his performance has been anything but underdog-like. Even when his team was short-manned, Wright was always ready, consistently hawking down opponents from his defensive line position. With 31 tackles, a sack, and an interception, Wright has made himself a key figure on defense and proven to be relentless.

Now It’s Time to Vote! 🗳️

It’s up to YOU to decide who deserves to be the Defensive Player of the Year! Head over to our Instagram and cast your vote. The top vote-getter will have a significant impact on who takes home the award!

Stay tuned for more updates, and don’t miss your chance to help crown the league’s best defender.

Signed,
Lou Fonseca

GSPN Digital Mag Week 7 – OFFENSIVE PLAYER FINALIST EDITION

🏆 Offensive Player of the Year Finalists!

Welcome to the exciting announcement of the Offensive Player of the Year finalists! These players have electrified the field all season, racking up touchdowns, converting key plays, and consistently being offensive powerhouses for their teams. The Offensive Player of the Year award is all about scoring, yards gained, and how consistently a player has been able to make a difference for their team’s offense.

How the Scoring Works:

For this prestigious award, touchdowns hold the most weight, as scoring is the ultimate goal in football. Total yards are also a major factor, with extra points awarded for big gains on the ground or through the air. Receptions, rush attempts, and conversions add to the total, showing how versatile and involved each player has been in driving their team forward.

Now, let’s meet the Top 3 finalists and see how they’ve risen above the rest this season!

Top 3 Finalists for Offensive Player of the Year:

1. Joseph Agostini (Bincinatti Hellcats)

  • Offensive Score: 1,685 points
  • Key Stats: 424 receiving yards, 229 rushing yards, 10 receiving touchdowns
  • Hype: Agostini has been a dual-threat player for the Hellcats, amassing over 650 total yards and finding the end zone 10 times through the air. With his versatility in rushing and receiving, Agostini has proven to be a nightmare for defenses all season long.

2. Jay Bagwell (Underdog University)

  • Offensive Score: 1,653 points
  • Key Stats: 496 receiving yards, 189 rushing yards, 11 receiving touchdowns
  • Hype: Bagwell has been the heart of the Underdog University offense. With nearly 700 total yards and 11 touchdowns, Bagwell has been consistently dangerous, whether catching deep passes or breaking off runs. His ability to turn plays into points makes him one of the most exciting offensive players in the league.

3. Nick Barbiere (UCLA Bruisers)

  • Offensive Score: 1,295 points
  • Key Stats: 376 receiving yards, 121 rushing yards, 9 touchdowns
  • Hype: Barbiere is a consistent, reliable option for the UCLA Bruisers’ offense. With over 375 receiving yards and 9 total touchdowns, Barbiere’s ability to make critical plays has helped his team clinch big wins throughout the season. His versatility as a rusher and receiver makes him an all-around offensive threat.

Now It’s Time to Vote! 🗳️

The fate of the Offensive Player of the Year is in your hands! Head to our Instagram to cast your vote and help decide who will take home the award. Every vote counts, so make your voice heard and celebrate these incredible offensive talents.

Stay tuned for more exciting news, and don’t miss your chance to help crown the league’s top offensive player!

Signed,
Lou Fonseca