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		Bill Krejci Bill joined the league in Spring 2001, completing 16 seasons. With two championships under his belt – along with 8 MVBs and 9 #1 Power Rankings – Bill is owner of the 3rd highest series in league history (743), edged out Don Glasscock to be the league's actual MVB overall in Fall 2007, and appears on 25 Top 25 lists with placement in the top 10 on 11 of those. Learn more about Bill...

		Cory Chorpenning The Chorp joined the league as a sub in Fall 2006, then returned for real the next spring to begin 7 seasons as one of the league's greatest bowlers. Cory has won the title twice. Though he has not earned season MVB, he has been the weekly MVB 3 times, earned 3 #1 Power Rankings, and is ranked as the 5th greatest bowler in league history. He is found on 20 Top 25 lists, ranked #1 on two of them and in the top 5 on half of those. Learn more about Cory...

		Demond Robinson Big D joined the league in Spring 2003 and rolled five seasons, winning the title four times. During his tenure he earned 4 MVBs, 1 #1 Power Ranking, and was the actual MVB in Fall '04. To this day, his name still appears on many of the Top 25 lists despite not having rolled since Fall '05. Learn more about Demond...

		Jason Carpio Carpio joined the league in Fall 2002, rolling 17 seasons. With one championship to his name, Carpio has chalked up a league high 12 MVBs and 7 #1 Power Rankings. This recruitment heavyweight has made big contributions to the league both on and off the lanes including recruiting approximately 15 bowlers -- some of whom are now Hall of Fame eligible themselves. Learn more about Jason...

		Pat Searcy One of the inaugural bowlers in our league's very first season (Winter 1999-200), Pat won the league's first championship title alongside teammate, and Hall of Famer, Angela Bradford. Throughout 16 seasons, Searcy has earned two additional titles – in the Spring 2002 and Spring 2006 seasons. Perhaps more importantly, he won the hearts of numerous bowlers who love his infectious laugh and larger than life personality. Learn more about Pat..

		Ryan Doll Doll made his debut in Fall 2005 as a sub for the worst team in league history, and in that single week proved himself as the best by far of the 9 guys who rolled for that team. Though he hasn't won any titles in his 14 seasons since then, he has managed to earn 4 season MVB awards, 5 weekly MVBs, 12 #1 Power Rankings, and 4 cumulative season #1 Power Rankings. Doll has brought around 8 other bowlers into the fold. Learn more about Ryan...