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| Player of the Week for April 5, 2011 | |
| Mike Steiner (Endless Summer) | |
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Mike ended his season with a six-game winning streak, leading Endless Summer to 9-6 victory that knocked Break Time 1 out of the playoffs. |
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Honorable Mention(s): Chris Forester / Jeremy Warner (Don Q's 3) Chris and Jeremy combined for six game wins to lead Don Q's 3 to their third straight victory and even the team's record at 13-13. J.P. Ramirez (Monty's 2) Ramirez, the 'B' Division champion, rolled in three more wins to help quiet an upset-minded Monty's 1 team. Mario Reyes / Frank Meza (Moose Lodge) Mario and Frank had three wins each to help the Moose edge past Break Time 2. Meza's three wins also lifted him into the All-Stars. Paul Lacey (Cliff Room 1) Lacey went 3-for-3, and because of that, 3rd place Cliff Room 1 was able to defeat 2nd place Roundin Third 2. Mike Linetsky / Mark Weingartner (Creekside 1) Mike and Mark put together six wins to lift Creekside to victory and a berth in the playoffs. Brian Shillington (Don Q's 2) Brian posted his second three-win match of the season, powering his team to an 11-4 victory. Adriana Vega / Derrick Craig (Sportsman 2) Adriana and Derrick were both perfect in Sportsman's 10-5 home win. Martin and Luis Hernandez (Break Time 4) Luis had three wins and brother Martin kicked in two table runs as Break Time 4 finally ended the nine-match winning streak of 5th place Monty's 3. Rikki Byers (Bak Dor 2) Rikki scored her second three-win match of the season. Robert Rosa (Don Q's 1) Rosa had 35 points to hold off Martin Hernandez and Harry Peltz and finish in 2nd place in 'A' Division. Harry Peltz / Leana Finley (Sportsman 1) "The Hat" and the "Hellcat" combined for six wins, a table run, and a break-and-run, leading Sportsman to a victory that secured 2nd place and a first-round bye in the playoffs. John Bushnell (Monty's 1) Bushnell became the ONLY player in the league to win three games against undefeated Monty's 2. John ended his season with a nine-game winning streak that helped him climb from 30th to 18th place. | |
