2010 Men’s Handbook

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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS

DATES AND SITES

MEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

•2010 - TBD

MASTER'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

•2010 - TBD 

2010

OFFICIAL HANDBOOK

MEN’S AND MASTER’S AAU TABLE OF CONTENTS

Purpose ……………………………………………………………………………………. 3 AAU National Headquarters …………………………………………………………… 3 National Officers – Executive Board …………………………………………………… 4 USA Basketball ……………………………………………………………………………. 4 Districts …………….……………………………………………………………………… 5 Qualifying Procedures for the Men’s Championship ………………………………… 6 Men’s Masters Basketball Programs …………………………………………………… 6 Eligibility Rules …………………………………………………………………………... 7 Insurance Coverage ……………………………………………………………………… 8 Accident & Liability Policies ……………………………………………………………. 8 Generic Insurance Certificate …………………………………………………………… 8 AB Insurance Certificate …………………………………………..…………………….. 8 Third Party Practice Insurance Certificate ………………….………………………… 9 Third Party Sanctioned Event Insurance Certificate ………………………………… 9 Insurance Coverage & Fees ……………………………………………………………… 9 Men’s AAU Championships (HENSHEL Award) 1897-2009 ……………………….. 10 Men’s AAU All-Star Teams, 1917-2009 ………………………………………………… 17 Men’s Team Sportsmanship Awards (Arnie Aizstrauts Award) …………………… 24 Herbert Joseph Mols Award ……………………………………………………………. 25 Willard N. Greim Distinguished Service Award Winners …………………………. 26 Men’s Most Valuable Player–National Tournament (Wilke Award) 1954-2009 …… 26 National Men’s Master’s Champions – All Star Teams ……………………………… 28

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AAU Men’s Basketball 2010 Handbook

WHY JOIN THE AAU? (Check out the AAU website at www.aausports.org) The sport of Men's Basketball is one of many offered by the Amateur Athletic Union sports program. Through its nationwide network of local associations, the AAU offers outstanding service to its members. Here are some reasons why you should be a member of the AAU:

1. The AAU has a nationwide network of sports administration professionals and volunteers.

2. The AAU provides opportunities for participation in national, regional and local basketball tournaments and clinics.

3. Membership in the AAU is inexpensive. The annual membership for adults is only $20.00— includes insurance. Additional coverage is available for $23.50. Please see the AAU insurance brochure for more information. Go to www.aausports.org and click link to insurance.

4. AAU membership provides each member with accident insurance (which is secondary and comes into force after any primary coverage) for all properly sanctioned AAU events. AAU membership also provides each member with similar coverage during supervised practices of member clubs. Specific details on coverage, exclusions, and how to file a claim can be obtained from your local AAU Association.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

1. The Men's AAU National Officers — Executive Board, Regional Chairpersons and Association Chairpersons are all volunteers. We need more volunteers to with expanding AAU Men's competition opportunities and always welcome your involvement.

2. Consider developing your own league or getting involved with the local recreation department to develop AAU competition.

3. Please read this brochure and contact the local AAU Association in your area, the Regional Chairperson listed in your area or the AAU National Headquarters.

AAU NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS The National office for the Amateur Athletic Union is located in Orlando, Florida. Additional information about AAU programs or the official AAU Handbook, governing all sports may be obtained by contacting.

Mailing Address: Shipping Address: Amateur Athletic Union (Physical Address) The Walt Disney World Resort Amateur Athletic Union P.O. Box 10,000 1910 Hotel Plaza Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-1000 Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Main Phone Line (407) 934-7200 Fax line: (407) 934-7242 For Your Local AAU Association Call: 1-800-4USA Website: www.aausports.org

3 NATIONAL OFFICERS - EXECUTIVE BOARD

OFFICE NAME/ADDRESS PHONE

Chairman John Pariseau 206/543-7082(ofc.) 206/364-6785(tel.) 310 IMA Building, Box 354090 206/685-4661(fax) Seattle, WA 98195-4090 e-mail: [email protected]

Tournament Coordinator Matt Williams 775/530-5446 (tel.) P. O. Box 52049 775/3358-5598 (fax) Sparks, NV 89435 e-mail: [email protected] web: http://www.jamonit.org

David Spurlock 304/756-3822 (tel.) P. O. Box 202 Alum Creek, WV 25003

Supervisor of Officials Ron Omori 206/542-6223(H) 19314 8th Northwest 206/546-2012(FAX) Seattle, WA 98177

USA BASKETBALL USA Basketball is the national governing body for basketball in the and should not be confused with the AAU Basketball Program.

The AAU is a member of USA Basketball. USA Basketball is a member of the Federation of International Basketball Associations (FIBA) and represents the United States on all matters pertaining to international competition both foreign and domestic.

The USA Basketball office is located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mr. Jim Tooley is the Executive Director. If more information is needed, contact: USA Basketball, 5465 Mark Dabling Boulevard, Colorado Springs, CO, 80918-3842. The telephone number is 719/590-4800, Fax 719/590/4811.

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QUALIFYING PROCEDURES FOR ENTRY TO THE MEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Sixteen teams qualify for the Men's National AAU Championship as follows: 1 - Defending Champion 1 - Host Team 14 - Qualifying Tournaments

Qualifying tournaments may take place between September 1-February 15.

1. The winner of a qualifying tournament advances to the National Championship. If you want to host a qualifying tournament, contact your local association regional chairperson or John Pariseau.

CRITERIA FOR A QUALIFYING EVENT

1. All teams and participants must be AAU registered prior to participation. Contact your Local Association for registration assistance. For your Local Association call: 1-800-USA-4USA 1-800-872-4872

2. Qualifying events should include a minimum of eight teams.

3. FIBA playing rules should be used (not required) because FIBA rules will be used at the National Championship.

4. The winner of an approved qualifying tournament qualifies for the National Championship. If the winner decides not to attend, the second place team will be invited. More than one team may qualify from a qualifying event.

MEN'S MASTERS BASKETBALL PROGRAM (NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP) The AAU Master Program began in 1985 and functions in the same manner as the current Men's Program. All rules and regulations pertaining to the Men's Program including eligibility, insurance and registration apply to the Master Program.

1. The Masters Program consists of eight divisions with eight separate national championships. Participation is organized for persons 30 years of age and above, 35 and above, 40 and above, 45 and above, 50 and above, 55 and above, 60 and above, and 65 and above.

2. Participants may play down in age, but not up (e.g. a person 45 years of age may play in the 35 and above age division, but not in the 50 and above division).

3. At present there are no qualification requirements for participation in the annual Men's Masters National AAU Championships. All teams or clubs are encouraged to participate.

6 RULES FOR COMPETITION FIBA (Federation of International Basketball Associations) playing rules, referred to as "International Rules," will be used at the national championship competition. FIBA rules may be obtained by writing to USA Basketball and payment of established fees. The address is: USA Basketball, 5465 Mark Dabling Boulevard, Colorado Springs, CO, 80918-3842. The telephone number is 719/590-4800; Fax 719/590-4811.

MEN'S BASKETBALL PROGRAM - ELIGIBILITY RULES 1. To participate in AAU Men's Basketball, a person must be a US citizen and be an amateur in accordance with the AAU Official Code. A team may include 3 foreign players for association, regional and national championships, provided they meet the requirements of the AAU Official Code Book.

2. All players must be officially registered with the AAU prior to participation in any sanctioned AAU competition.

3. There is no age restriction for participation in Men's AAU Basketball competition. Age restrictions apply to the Masters Program.

4. Any basketball player will be permitted to participate in AAU Men's competition provided that player, at the time of the AAU competition, is not under contract (being paid) to perform as a basketball player for any professional team.

Comment: The purpose of this rule is to permit any basketball player to participate in AAU competition, providing that player is not currently being paid to perform on the basketball court. For all qualifying and championship events, the team managers and coaches must certify that all players who are participating are not currently being paid to perform as a basketball player. Should it be determined that a team used a player who was under contract, and being paid to perform as a professional player during an AAU Competition, that team will automatically forfeit all contests in which the ineligible player participated and the right to a championship in any event.

5. Not more than one transfer from one AAU club to another will be permitted any basketball player in any one season and only under the following circumstances:

6. All transfers of basketball players from one club to another must be made on or before January 1. No transfers may be made after January 1.

7. Only those basketball teams that participate in a qualifying event will be permitted to add a maximum of three players to their roster from rosters of other area teams who participated in qualifying events.

8. Collegiate players may participate in AAU men's basketball competition provided they meet the requirements of the AAU Code. Collegiate players may be added to teams participating in association, regional or national championships provided that such participation will not jeopardize their eligibility for future collegiate competition. It is the responsibility of the club secretary or manager to ensure that it is permissible for said players to participate in AAU

7 competition. In addition, players who have not previously participated in AAU Men's Basketball competition may be added to team rosters for association, regional and national competition at any time.

9. Players who participate in tournaments, leagues or any other competition that is not part of the determination of a National Championship may participate with any club in such competitions as long as they hold a valid AAU Card. For example, the Western Invitational Tournament (WIT) held in Lewiston, Montana.

10. All questions of eligibility, qualification of competitors, interpretations of the aforementioned rules shall be referred to the National Chairman of the Men's Basketball Committee.

AAU INSURANCE COVERAGE

Please go to www.aausports.org for insurance information and to register online.

AAU ACCIDENT POLICY

In conjunction with its overall sanctioning and membership program, the AAU maintains an insurance program that provides coverage for its districts, member clubs/teams, and individual members conducting and/or participating in its sanctioned events. There are two broad types of insurance coverages included in the AAU insurance program: General Liability and Sports Accident. It should be noted that the AAU does not sell insurance but rather provides accident and liability coverages as one of the many benefits of membership.

It can be extremely difficult and expensive to obtain insurance coverage for individual amateur athletic competitions. Yet if insurance is not obtained, the personal assets of the individuals conducting the event may be at risk. Many owners of sports facilities, especially municipalities and schools, will not permit the use of their property or facilities unless it can be demonstrated that both they and the entity/individuals conducting the event are covered under an insurance policy. Without insurance, the opportunity for amateur athletes to compete in organized sports programs is substantially limited.

GENERIC INSURANCE CERTIFICATE A generic insurance certificate is available for all member clubs at no cost and is their “Proof of Insurance.” This certificate does not list or name any facilities as Additional Insured. A valid Club code is required.

AB INSURANCE CERTIFICATE An AB insurance certificate is available for all AB member clubs at no cost and is their “AB Proof of Insurance.” This certificate does not list or name any facilities as Additional Insured. A valid Club Code is required.

8 THIRD PARTY PRACTICE INSURANCE CERTIFICATE A third party practice insurance certificate (the third party is also known as a certificate holder, additional insured, named insured) is for all member clubs (fee required) that need to specifically name the school, gym, facility, venue, site, etc., that the club uses for practices. You will need a valid club code to apply for these certificates.

THIRD PARTY SANCTIONED EVENT INSURANCE CERTIFICATE A third party sanctioned event insurance certificate (the third party is also known as a certificate holder, additional insured, named insured) is for all member clubs (fee required) hosting an AAU Sanctioned Event that need specifically name the school, gym, facility, venue, site, etc., being used for that event. The Event Sanction must have been approved and assigned an Event Sanction Code in advance of this request.

MEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM (MEN’S AND MASTER’S) ATHLETE REGISTRATION INSURANCE COVERAGE AND FEES It is imperative that the proper procedures for registering athletes be followed in order to ensure eligibility and to obtain insurance coverage for the athletes, coaches and managers in accordance with the representations that are made to them in our membership materials.

There are essentially three (3) requirements to be met in order to obtain insurance coverage (liability as well as accident):

1. The athlete must be registered (coaches and managers should also register).

2. The insurance premium and membership documentation must be transmitted to the AAU National Office.

3. The competition must be conducted pursuant to a proper sanction (all clubs and athletes registered with the AAU).

Insurance coverage is a valuable component of the AAU membership but is AVAILABLE ONLY IF THE FOREGOING PROCEDURES ARE FOLLOWED.

REGISTRATION AND INSURANCE FEE SCHEDULE FOR MEN’S BASKETBALL

Adult Athlete: Regular Membership $22.00 “AB” Membership $25.50

Adult Non-Athlete: Regular Membership $12.00 “AB” Membership $14.00

Club Membership: Level 1 $50.00 Level 2 $80.00 Level 3 $320.00

Sanction Fees: $48/day plus a $20 application fee

9 NATIONAL AAU MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD HENSHEL AWARD WINNERS

The Colonel Harry D. Henshel Award was established in memory of Colonel Henshel, who was devoted to the sport of basketball. It is a trophy presented annually to the winning team in the Men's AAU National Basketball Championship. It was first awarded in 1963.

2009: Gold Rush, , CA – at Reno, Nevada Coach, Rick Lewis: Jovan Harris (MVP), Cardell butler, Xavier McNally, Dean Browne, John Tofi, Johnny Dukes, Reggie Smith, Larry Reggie.

2008: 102 Jamz, Orlando, Florida - at Cocoa Beach, Florida Brian S, Mike S, Mike E (MVP), Jason, Shawn S, T’here, Pete, Dave

2007: NA

2006: NA

2005: Mitchell-McKineyz “New Beginnings 4 Youth,” Columbus, Ohio – at Sacramento, CA Coach Tony Rice, Tony Rice (MVP), Larry Abney, Ben Berry, Tony Givens, Isaac Jefferson, John Spain, Orenthall Strothers, Shannon Swillis, Chad Younger.

2004: Maine Lobsters, Bangor, Maine – at Sacramento, Coach Charlie Wilson, Fred Hooks (MVP), Demarius Akins, Moses Alvarez, Ed Fontaine, William Genung, Shaun Jackson, Fred Nichols, Rico Redd, TK Reed, Alton “Sonny” Smith, Shannon Taylor, Al Williams

2003: Sunny’s Rebels – Seattle, WA – at Sacramento, California: Coach Sunny Backlund, Antuan Jones (MVP), Jackie Jones, Chuck Johnson, Donald Watts, Brian Dennis, Darnell Taylor, Chris Walcott

2002: Posse – San Jose, CA – at Sacramento, California: Coach Joe Molina, Asst. Coach Al Gordon, Brian Jones (MVP), Wayman Strickland, Champ Wrencher, Darrel Teat, Dave Smith, Chris Samdahl, Steve Ross, Richard Morton, Julius Hicks, Brian Gomez.

2001: Shell-Widman – Elk Grove, CA – at Sacramento, California: Coach David Shell, Shann Ferch (MVP), Charles Terrell, Ali Thomas, Robert Richardson, Lossie Mitchell, Thomas Washington, Justin Leslie, Jason Cox, Rich Manning, Tito Addison, Jimmie Carol.

2000: Palmer’s Tornadoes – Des Moines, IA – at Des Moines, Iowa: Coach Stan Gouard, Asst. Coach David Palmer, Wayne Houston (MVP), Kevin Sams, Justin Wimmer, Tim Gill, Lonnie Cooper, Tyrone Barksdale, D. Taylor, Carl Pickett, Ed Johnson, M. Stephany.

1999: Palmer's Tornadoes - Des Moines, IA - at Des Moines, Iowa: Coach David Palmer, Sam Crawford, David Palmer, Tim Gill, Lamar Hillsman, Darrel "A.J." Waley, Stan Gouard, Rocky Walls, Wayne Houston, Ed Johnson, Ray Poindexter.

10 1998: Pella Windows - Des Moines, IA - at Topeka Kansas: Coach Michael J. Born, Michael Born, Ron Bayless, Carl Pickett, Brad Pippett, Troy Wade, Tony Harvey, Jeff Hrubes.

1997: Marathon Basketball - Joliette, Illinois - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Mark Simpson, Curt Smith, Erwin Claggett, Willie Murdaugh, Jerald Ryner, Jeff Harris, Steve Showalter, Rick Hughes, Mikki Moore.

1996: Bankers and Investors-Kansas City, Missouri - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Riley Maher, Burce Chubick, Eugene Cheadle, Rick Muller, Brian Maher, Dion Barnes, Tom Wald, Ralph Davis, Mac Irvin, Terrance Badgett, Erwin Claggett, Chris Haynes.

1995: Team Pella - Des Moines, Iowa - at Topeka, Kansas: Michael Born, Ron Bayless, Brad Pippett, Howard Eaton, Sam Powell, , Paul Doerrfeld.

1994: MNS Stars - Kansas City, Missouri - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Milton R. Bradley, Nate Buntin, Stan Bradley, Aaron Collier, Michael Irvin, Will Scott, Jamal Coleman, Deryl Kearney, Deryl Conningham, Stan Bradley, Jay Boster, Cody, Waters.

1993: USA Verich Reps - Warren, Ohio - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Louis Cathcart, Derrick Fields, Mergin Sina, Darrin Morningstar, Bill Edwards, Johnny McDole, Louis Geter, Trig Lee, Dapris Owens, Harris, Craig, Hodges.

1992: Sam Ragnone Attorney - Flint, Michigan - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Sam Ragnone, Darrin Fitzgerald, Lamar Edwards, Eric Turner, Terry Duerod, Gilvannie Johnson, Jones, .

1991: Lafayette Hustlers - Lafayette, Indiana - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Jim Bower, Ryan Berning, Ricky Hall, Derrick Johnson, Kip Jones, Walter Jordan, John Teague, Shawn Teague, Chad Tucker, Tim Hasley, T. Cutter.

1990: Sam Ragnone, Attorney - Flint, Michigan - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Sam Ragnone; Joel Ragland, Lamar Edwards, Darrin Fitzgerald, , Terry Duerod, Eric Turner, Ray Keiser, , Lorenzo Orr, Zack Hicks, Rony Thompkins, Ernest Williams.

1989: US Armed Forces - at Topeka, Kansas - at Topeka, Kansas: Coaches Harold Johnson and Bill Carry; Earl Wilson, , Timothy Wilson, Samural Addison, , Dion Brown, Raymond Lettstom, K.E. Whittaker, Walter Golden, Willie Linder, Charles Bailey, .

1988: Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, Washington - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach John J. Pariseau, Assistant Coach Keith Kingsbury, Sponsor Ed Pariseau; John W. Pariseau, Brian Kellerman, , Phil Hopson, Jay Triano, Dan Weiss, Ricky Brown, Zak Jones, Al Kristmanson, Kevin Sprewer.

1987: Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, Washington - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach John J. Pariseau, Assistant Coach Keith Kingsbury, Sponsor Ed Pariseau; John W. Pariseau, Alvin Vaughn, Lorenzo Romar, Jay Triano, Zack Jones, Todd Burton, Phil Zevenbergen, Tom Gneiting, Eddie Smith, Sven Meyers, Ron Vanderschaaf.

11 1986: Continental/Coors, Houston, Texas -at Topeka, Kansas: Coach Marty Bratton; Jimmy Gilbert, Greg Anderson, Nick Cucinella, Ron Baxter, Andrew Parker, Ernest Patterson, Alvin Franklin, Kevin Fitchett, Vick Ewing, Steve Sylestine, Harry O'Brian, Greg Skulman.

1985: Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, Washington - at Topeka, Kansas: Coach John J. Pariseau, Assistant Coach Keith Kingsbury, Sponsor Ed Pariseau, Managers, Mike Pariseau, Mark Pariseau; Eddie Smith, Pete Williams, Brian Kellerman, Jay Triano, John W. Pariseau, Eli Pasquale, Phil Zevenbergen, Mike Terpstra, Eric Brewe, Ray Brooks.

1984: Paul-Son Dice, Las Vegas, Nevada - at Las Vegas, Nevada: Coach Larry Keever, Manager Mike Pilz, Sponsor Paul-Son Dice and Card, Inc; Terry Manghum, Alan Holder, Melvin Washington, Bobby Joe Jacobs, Cris Jackson, Armon Gilliam, Mel Bennet, Keith Star, Greg Goorjian, Kenny Harmon, Sam Smith.

1983: Houston Flyers, Houston, Texas - at Ponca City, Oklahoma: Coach Marty Bratton, Assistant Howard Knight, John Flewellen; Latrell Mitchell, Harry O'Brien, Steve Sylestine, Ed Jeffries, Andrew Parker, Ricky Hooker, Randy Martel, Hiram Harrison, David Marrs, Larry Hendrix, Kenny Austin.

1982: Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, Washington - at Portland Oregon: Coach John J. Pariseau, Assistant Keith Kingsbury, Sponsor Ed Pariseau; Joe Webb, Eric Brewe, Gene Glenn, Dan Caldwell, Todd Burton, Joe Leonard, Steve Matzen, Rob Visser, Ray Orange, Billy Turney Loos, John Greig, John W. Pariseau.

1981: Brewster-Heights Packing, Brewster, Washington - at St. Agustine, Florida: Coach John J. Pariseau, Assistant Keith Kingsbury, Sponsor Ed Pariseau; Joe Leonard, Mark Scott, Marion Pericin, Tony Barnes, Stan Walker, Todd Burton, , Jeff Stoutt, Wayne Smith, Joe Webb.

1980: Airliner Basketball Club, Iowa City, Iowa - at St. Augustine, Florida: Coach Jim Baker, Assistant Dante Vignaroli, Sponsor Doug Tvedt; Fred Haberecht, Mike Gatens, Neil Fegebank, Glenn Vicnovic, William Mayfield, Clay Hargrave, Rick Engel, Pete Griffin, Tom Norma, Dick Peth, John Hairston, Gary DeCarlo.

1979: Christian Youth , Joliet, Illinois - at Ponca City, Oklahoma: Coach Glen Sergent; Allan Hardy (MVP), Dennis Taylor, Steve Clum, Jim Bocinski, Huby Marshall, Kerry Hughes, , Craig Burtyn, Bill Glover.

1978: Christian Youth Center, Joliet Illinois - at London, Kentucky: Coach Glen Sergent; Tim Bryant, Dennis Taylor, Steve Clum, Jim Bocinski, Huby Marshall, , Frank Kaminsky, Houston Lloyd, Bill Glover.

1977: Armed Forces All Stars - at Lake Worth, Florida: Coach Hal Fisher, Assistant Wilbert Logan; Jyrona Ralston, Robert Sherwin, Eddie Brown, Pierre Russell, James Penn, George Hester, Jerome Benning, Ron Brown, Bobby Young, Richard McGuire, Alfred Forney, L.C. Pierce.

1976: Athletes in Action, Tustin, California - at Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Charles Neal, Brad Hoffman, Eldon Lawyer, Randy Allen, David Lower, Doug Oxsen, Irvin Kiffin, Tim Hall, Dan Knight, John Sears.

12 1975: Capital Insulation, , California-at Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Louis Smith, Dwight Taylor, Paul Scranton, Larry Hollifield, Billy Jackson, Carl Toney, Richard Darnall, Hugh Fenderson, William Jankans, Robert Murray.

1974: Jacksonville, Florida - at Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Coach Lowell Wood; Dan Foster, Rick Coleman, Chip Dublin, Otis Cole, Todd Lolich, Otis Johnson, Lawrence McCray, Abe Steward, Rex Morgan.

1973: Marathon Oil, Lexington, Kentucky - at Ashland, Kentucky: Coaches ScottBaesler, Pat Doyle; Kenny Davis, Jim Lemaster, George Bryant, John Adams, Gene Kirk, Jim Day, Dan Argabright, Ketchel Strauss, Phil Argento, Darryl Dunagan.

1972: Armed Forces All Stars - at London Kentucky: Bernie Barnes, Howard Hughes, Cliff Parsons, Ron Richards, Marv Schmitt, Greg Popovich, USAF; Bill Squires, USMC; Paul Andrews, Don Crenshaw, Tom Daley, USA.

1971: Armed Forces All Stars - at London, Kentucky: Art Wilmore, Don Crenshaw, Bruce Sloan, , Jim Oxley, Fram Dumphy, Ron Krayl, Larry Bauer, USA; Chuck Kozak, USMC; Cliff Parsons, USAF; Hal Fisher, Coach, USA, Assistant Mike Kreyzewski, Jim Fox, USA.

1970: Armed Forces All Stars - at Columbia, South Carolina: Coach Hal Fisher, USA; Mike Redd, USMC; Mike Sillman, Garfield Smith, , Mike Wolf, Rod MacDonald, Ken Washington, Art Wilmore, Darnell Hillman, USA; Ed Whitehead, USAF.

1969: Armed Forces All Stars - at Macon, Georgia: Coach Hal Fisher, USA; Garfield Smith, Ken Washington, Rod McDonald, , George Collier, Tal Brody, Harold Jeter, Bob Wolf, USA; Howard Hansen, USN; Mike Redd, Jim Meyers, USMC.

1968: Armed Forces All Stars - at Denver, Colorado: Coach Hal Fisher, USA; S/Sgt. Jones, Manager, USAF: Darius Cunningham, , George Carter, Mike Silliman, USA; Mike Redd, Marvin Willet, USMC; John Snipes, James Cole, USN; Mike Barrett (MVP), USN; Ken Bradley, Harry Gilmore, Bill Blair, USAF.

1967: Akron Goodyear - at Denver, Colorado: Miller, King, Anderson, Fowler, Benson, Patterson, McCoy, Corell, Dabich, Hanson.

1966: Ford Mustangs, At Denver, Colorado: Russell (MVP), Clawson, Johnson, Olson, Darden, Curtis, Murrey, Thompson, Tregoning, Washington.

1965: Armed Forces All Stars - at Denver, Colorado: Sheehan, Meyers, Birkle, Reloff, Connelly, USMC; Fowler, Mahonak, Reid, Benson (MVP), USA; Stowers, USAF; Moor, USN.

1964: Goodyear Wingfoots - at Denver, Colorado: Arnold, Beckman, Brown (MVP), Davies, McCaffrey, McCoy, Sharrar, Small, Whiteford, Williams.

1963: - at Denver, Colorado: Kojis, Shipp, Hagan, Price, Rascoe, Bowerman, Moran, Frank, Mounts, Pursiful.

13 1962: Phillips 66 - at Denver, Colorado: Hagan, Robitallie, Frank, McNeil, Kojis, Thompson, Altenberg, Cole, Bowerman, Shipp, Price.

1961: Pipers - at Denver, Colorado: Adams, Swartz, Sharrar, Taylor, Barnhill, McCollom, Hamilton.

1960: Peoria Cats - at Denver, Colorado: Boozer, Adams, Prudhoe, Ohi, Crittenden, Plunkett, Kelley, Hill, Woll.

1959: Wichita Vickers - at Denver, Colorado: Broushka, Swartz, Boldebuck, Lane, Revon, Smith, King, Schramm, Mullen.

1958: Peoria Cats - at Denver, Colorado: Bingham, Palmer, Born, Prudhoe, Plunkett, Schultz, Sullivan, Warden, Lee, Wolfe, A. Kelley, Crittenden, D. Kelley.

1957: U.S. Air Force - at Denver, Colorado: Boushka, Bragg, Warren, Tomsic, Welsh, Coshow, Kelley, White.

1956: Buchan Bakers, Seattle, Washington - at Denver, Colorado: Parsons, Halberg, Jordan, Swyers, Glowaski, Guisness, Boin, Cipriano, Koon.

1955: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: Walsh, Short, Darling, Ford, Houghland, Fuller, Mattick, Buchanan, Rivers.

1954: Peoria Cats - at Denver, Colorado: Retherford, Minter, McCabe, Montemps, Gladson, Penwell, Sheets, Solomon.

1953: Peoria Cats - at Denver, Colorado: Bontemps, Freiberger, McCabe, Pippin, Williams, Retherford, Minter, Penwell, Dean, Haarlow.

1952: Peoria Caterpillar Diesels - at Denver, Colorado: Bontempts, Freiberger, McCabe, Pippin, Williams, Lafferty, Schmidt, Dempsey.

1951: Stewart Chevrolet, San Francisco, California - at Denver, Colorado: Walker, Yardley, Hendricksen, Crandall, Kuzara, Payne, Greenback, Laney, Bullwinkel.

1950: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, - at Denver, Colorado: Beck, Lipscomb, Bennett, Stanich, Courtney, Kurkland, Williams, Tucker, Reich, Pryor.

1949: Oakland Bittners - at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Reimke, Williams, Voss, O'Gara, Barksdale, Fisher, Hanger, Fasholz, Silver, Minor.

1948: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: Beck, Nash, Reneck, Reich, Kurland, Tucker, Carpenter, Beisser, Pitts, Jones.

1947: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: Carpenter, Martin, Stockman, Nash, Eggleston, Perrault, Reneck, Kurland.

1946: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: Mcnatt, Nash, Carpenter, Martin, Renick, Rothman, Lewis, Reisser.

1945: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: Nash, Rothman, McNatt, Browning, Linderman, Halbert, Carpenter, Yates, Schwartzer.

14 1944: Phillips, 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: McNatt, Browning, Tucker, Carpenter, Freiberger, Clar, Pralle, Rothman.

1943: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: McNatt, Browning, Freiberger, Pralle, Carpenter, Rothman, Nash, Yates.

1942: American Legion, Denver, Colorado - at Denver, Colorado: Strannigan, Harvey, McCracken, Marsh, Marks, Gray, Unger, Lentz, Gruenig.

1941: Twentieth Century Foz, Hollywood, Carlifornia - at Denver, Colorado: Cloyd, Woodward, Weldie, Johnson, Harris, O'Hara, Knowels, Lubin, McGrath, Mollner, Schiefer.

1940: Phillips 66, Bartlesville, Oklahoma - at Denver, Colorado: Tucker, Pralle, Ebling, Loackard, Martin Hyatt (Amateur Coach), Lewis, Fortenbury, Trowtwein, Grove, Shields.

1939: , Denver, Colorado - at Denver, Colorado: Bill Ogle, Pete Lentry, Bob Gruenig, Dick Wells, Ted Connelly, Werner Frank, , Jack McCracken, Tex Colvin.

1938: Healey Motors, Kansas City - at Denver, Colorado: Herman Fischer, Francis Johnson, Bud Beiser, Roy Brown, Fred Pralle, Ray Noble, Dick Staab, Frank Groves, Bob Weir.

1937: Denver Safeways, Denver, Colorado - at Denver, Colorado: Shelton (Capt). Mansweller, Frank, Young, Gruenig, Colvin, Dowell, McCracken, Bauer, Fee.

1936: Globe Refiners, McPherson, Kansas - at Denver, Colorado: Johnson, Ragland, Frank, Gibbons, Wheatley, Vaughan, Dowd, Fortenbury, Schmidt.

1935: Southern Kansas Stage Lines, Kansas City - at Denver, Colorado: Fischer, Browning, Piper, Quinn, Wier, Wallenstrom, Praiswater, Meyers, Light.

1934: Diamond DX Oilers, Tulsa, Oklahoma - at Kansas City, Missouri: W. Miller, Willis, Lantrop, Carlton (Capt), Larson, Pickell, Mullins, Hyatt.

1933: Diamond DX Oilers, Tulsa, Oklahoma - at Kansas City, Missouri: Chuck Hyatt, Futhey, Jerome, C. Larson, Lantrop, Carlton, H. Larson, Mullins, Art Hyatt.

1932: Henry Clothiers, Wichita, Kansas - at Kansas City, Missouri: Miller, Gibbons, Grove, Pickell, Olmstead, Dunham, Calahan.

1931: Henry Clothiers, Wichita, Kansas - at Kansas City, Missouri: Davis, Callahan, Dunham, Scott, Miller, Iba, McBurney, Hoffman, Alexander, Gardner (Capt).

1930: Henry Clothiers, Wichita, Kansas - at Kansas City, Missouri: McBurney, Starbock, Gibbons, Hewitt, Miller, Davis, Dundham, Nonken, Burke.

1929: Cook Paint Company, Kansas City - at Kansas City, Missouri: De Bernadi, Burke, Hewitt, Peterson, Holt, Harrigan, Hale, Gordon, Lamb.

1928: Cook Paint Company, Kansas City, - at Kansas City, Missouri: Holt, Peterson, Ekstrom, Gordon, Mosley (Capt.), Lecrone, Wingate, DeBernardi.

15 1927: Hillyard, St Joseph, Missouri - at Kansas City, Missouri: Starbuck, Loveless, Wulf, Allen, De Bernardi, Mitchel, Hewitt.

1926: Hillyard, St, Joseph, Missouri - at Kansas City, Missouri: , R. Hillyard D. Goodson, N Hillyard, C. Allen, George Rody, S. De Bernardi, G. Starbuck, John Wulf, R. Mosley, E. Giltner.

1925: Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas - at Kansas City, Missouri: Brewster, Peterson, Briethaupt (Capt), Lowe, Lonborg, Poart, McLaughlin, Spohn.

1924: Butler University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana - at Kansas City, Missouri: Paul, Blessing, Strole, Conway, Reichel, Griggs, Keach, Jones, Middlesworth (Capt.), Hooker, Nipper, Harber.

1923: Kansas City, A.C. - at Kansas City, Missouri: Williams, Trumbo, Harry Viner, Bobby Sanders, Francis Hess, George Reeves, George Williams, Milton Singer, George Browning.

1922: Lowe and Campbell, Kansas City - at Kansas City, Missouri: Browning, G. Williams, F. Williams, Reeves, Scott, Keyes, Buckner, Davidson.

1921: Kansas City, A.C., at Kansas City, Missouri: Burrien, Saunders, Lonborg, Moberley, Singer, Davis, De Bernardi.

1920: - at Atlanta, Georgia: Holman, Goeller, Delaney, Cann, Storey (Capt.), Mooney, Baker.

1919: Los Angeles A.C. Los Angeles, California - at Los Angeles, California: Swann, Wilson, Laswell, Cooper, Slaighter (Capt.), Cate, Tate, Olney.

1917: Illinois A.C. , Illinois - at Chicago, Illinois: Kohfeldt, Elliot, D. Holland, Greisel, Cochrane, Feeney, A. Pressler (Capt), Frieling, W. Pressler, Egan.

1916: , , Utah - at Chicago, Illinois: Dorton, Warner, Thorum, Smith, Breiben, Romney, Van Pelt, Clark, Parker, Goodrich.

1915: Olympic Club of San Francisco, San Francisco, California - at San Francisco, California: Berndt, J. Gilbert, R Gilbert, Stadfeldt, Schugert, Miller, Kemp.

1914: Cornell (Armour Playground), Chicago, Illinois - at Chicago, Illinois.

1913: Cornell (Armour Playground), Chicago, Illinois - at Chicago, Illinois: A. Pressler, W. Pressler, Feeney, Johnson, Freeling, Kohfeldt.

1910: Commpany F. Portage, Wisconsin, N.F. - at Chicago, Illinois: Sheppard, Mueller, Ebert, Janda, Hinickle, S. Ernsperger, Swenholt, Harbor, Abell, F. Ernsperger, Schneider.

1904: Buffalo (Germans) Y.M.C.A. Buffalo, New York - at St. Louis, Missouri: Rhode, Manweiler, Monohan, Hardt, Miller, Redlein.

1901: Ravenswood Y.M.C.A. Chicago, Illinois - at Chicago, Illinois: Lorentzen, Rechard, Washbourne, Albertson, Rowley, Stevens, Krafthefer.

16 1900: Knickerbocker A.C. New York - at New York: Quigg, Stripple, Brocker, Keawn, Linder, Reuss, Grennhall, Patterson.

1899: Knickerbocker A.C. New York - at Brooklynn, New York: Weiss, Stripple, Cornish, Keawn, Dietrich, Reuss.

1897: 23rd St. Y.M.C.A. at , New York: A.J. Abadie, A.C. Abadie, A. Shields, W. Reed, J. Hamill, Deitrich, Meyerhoff, J. Wendelken, G. Greif.

NATIONAL AAU MEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STAR BASKETBALL SELECTIONS

Since its inauguration in 1917, the AAU All-Star Basketball Team has been selected on the basis of performance in the National AAU Basketball Tournament. In 1944 the All-Star Team was increased from five to ten because of the general excellence of players participating in the National Championships.

The Selection of the AAU All-Star Team is made by a tribunal of press, radio, and television sports experts attending the tournament games.

2009 Ed Madec and Adrian Sanches, Half Fast Old Men, Fresno; John Tofi, Johnny dukes and Cardell Butler, Gold Rush, San Francisco; Mike Hughes, Rip city, Los Angeles; Cedric Johnson, Tri City, Palo Alto; Richard Stirgus, Waters, Reno; Justin Logan and Adrian McCullough, Hardwood Palace, Sacramento.

2008 Mike E (MVP), T’here, Dave, and Jason, 102 Jamz, Orlando, Florida; Eric Dean, Glen Williams, and Sharod Williams, 2MG, Orlando, Florida; Keith Von Behen, Eric Lanning and Albert Schmidebush, Kaboom, Orlando, Florida.

2007 NA

2006 NA

2005 Tony Rice, Larry Abney and Orenthall Strothers, New Beginnings 4 Youth; Brandon Armstrong and Jovan Harris, San Francisco ProAm/Gold Rush; Rashard Powell, Club Seattle; Bobby Smith, HoopaZ Only; Tim Ellis, Sunny’s Rebels; Myron Simms, Shell-Widman; Blake Walker, Capitol Racing; Keith Davis, III Aces.

2004 Fred Hooks and Fred Nichols, Maine Lobsters; Andrew Lasker, Shell-Widman; Zack Moss, Charleston Bombers; Derek Lambeth, H.E.A.T.; Alvin Snow, Capitol Racing; Justin Murray and Donald Watts, Club Seattle; Arthur Stapleton, HoopaZ Only; Pat Condon, Golden State Lumber; Victor Nance, California Community College All Stars.

2003 Eugene Navors, Charleston Bombers; Donald Watts, Sunny’s Rebels; Eric Frandsen, Evric Gray, Sportsdream; Kris Weems, The Olympic Club; Alex Lopez, Posse; Dwayne Fontana, San Francisco Pro-Am; Jason Blair, Shell & Widman; Jeb Ivey, Capitol Racing; Robbie Jones, H.E.A.T.

17 2002 Brian Jones (MVP), Richard Morton, Posse; Daniel Hicks, Charleston Bombers; Jamie Booker, Brent Merritt, Sunny’s Rebels; Rich Manning, Lossie Mitchell, Shell & Widman; Rick Glenn, I. Real Estate; Dwayne Fontana, San Francisco Pro-Am; DeJuan Wilson, California Community College All-Stars; Marion Thurmond, Maine Lobsters.

2001 Shann Ferch (MVP), Jimmie Carroll, Lossie Mitchell, Robert Richardson, Shell-Widman; Joe McLean, Chris McNealy, Olympic Club; Jamie Booker, Seattle Rebels; Richard Morton, Posse; Chad Alexander, Todd Alexander, Scottie D’s; Darnell McCullock, Athletes Corner/Delta Jammers.

2000 Wayne Houston (MVP), Tim Gill, Palmer’s Tornadoes; Myron Simms, Rich Manning, Shell and Widman Basketball Club; David Harrison, Marathon Basketball; Donnie Johnson, Mike Nurse, Topeka Merchants; Todd Alexander, Mortgage Plus; Ross Manson, Team Tharaldson; Matt Woodley, Johnson Financial Services; Darrell “AJ” Whaley, Basketball Unlimited.

1999 Rocky Walls (MVP), Tim Gill, Stan Gouard, Palmers Tornadoes; Tod Johnson, Team Tharaldson, Mike Born, Pella Windows; John Hester, Xenia Heat; Kirk Ford, Curt Smith, Marathon Oil; Keith Veney, Ill Aces; Myron Simms, Shell-Widman; Tony Brus, Johnson Financial.

1998 Mike Born (MVP), Ron Bayless, Carl Pickett, Pella Windows; Hurl Beechum, Kevin Sams, Dreambuilders; Vance Jackson, St. Louis Sixers; Todd Alexander, Mortgage Plus; Brian Myers, Thompson-Hill & Ass.; Rick Hughes, Marathon Basketball; Kajalia Abdul-Aziz, Delta Jammers; T.O. Addison, Shell-Widman.

1997 Curt Smith (MVP), Erwin Claggett, Rick Hughes, Marathon Basketball; Jordan Canfield, Team Kansas; Claude Moore, Shell & Widman; Kenny Pratt, Topeka Merchants; David Miller, Sam Powell, Kevin Sams, Dream Builders; Howard Eaton, Pella Windows; Aaron Collier, MMS Stars.

1996 Michael Born (MVP), Team Pella; Bruce Chubick, Bankers & Investors; Steve Showalter, Wisconsin AAU; Rich Hughes, Marathon AAU, Erwin Cladgett, Bankers & Investors; Ricky Ross, Wichita Jets; Sean Pearson, Team Kansas; Ron Bayless, Team Pella; Howard Eaton, Team Pella; Kevin Sams, Dream Builders; Sean Chambers, Shell & Widman.

1995 Michael Born (MVP), Team Pella; Carl Turner, Bankers & Investors; Steve Showalter, Wisconsin AAU; Todd Duncan, Spirit Express; Aaron Collier, MNS Stars; Greg Church, Topeka Merchants; Greg Osterlag, Team Kansas; Ron Bayless, Team Pella; Gregg Vaughan, Arkansas D. Train; Michael Morgan, Arkansas D Train.

1994 Sean Chambers (MVP), Shell & Widman; David Miller, AFSA; Romy Anderson, Under the Sea Pets; Chuck Fortney, Spirit Express; Derrick House, Hughes and Carlson; Clarence Tyson, Team Kansas; Joe Hillman, Cook, AAU; Jessie Schiel, Ruth Ashbrook Bakery; Deryl Cunningham, MNS Stars.

1993 Darren Morningstar (MVP), Bill Edwards, USA Verich Reps; Terrance Williams, Colorado Pro Am; Reggie Gibbs, Spirit Express; Rick Williams, Team Pepsi; Matt Nover, Cook, Inc. Carl Brown, Hughes/Carlson; Gerald Haywood, AFSA; Will Scott, MMS Stars; Dexter Howard, Shell and Campbell.

1992 Terry Duerod (MVP), Lamar Edwards, Greg Kelser, Sam Ragnone Attorney; Kevin Sams, Aqua Sleepworld; Terry Bradley, Joe Hillman, Cook AAU; Tim McRoberts, John Sherman Williams, Lafayette Hustlers; Reggie Gibbs, Lubbock Stars; Willie Bland, Keith Gray, USA Verich Reps.

18 1991 Terry Duerod (MVP), Greg Kelser, Joe Ragland, Sam Ragnone Attorney; Keith Amerson, Paul Guffrovich, Team Kansas; Ricky Hall, Chad Tucker, Lafayette Hustlers; Mike Born, Athletes Fighting Substance Abuse; Todd Duncan, Spirit Express; Raymond Dudley, U.S. Armed Forces; Willy Bland, Verich Reps.

1990 Greg Kelser (MVP), Ray Kelser, Sam Ragnone, Attorney; Cedric Ceballas, Continental Airlines; Kevin Houston, Armed Forces; Willie Bland, USA Verich Reps; Mario Donaldson, Aqua Sleep World; John Williams, Ricky Hall, Lafayette Hustlers; Lorenzo Romar, Oklahoma Selman Brothers Food; Quinton Lytle, Spirit Express; Rod Mason, Athletes Fighting Substance Abuse.

1989 Greg Keiser (MVP), Terry Deurod, Sam Ragnone, Attorney; David Robinson, Willie Linder, Armed Forces All-Stars; Sasha, Radunovich, Fred McCoy, Team Kansas; John Sherman Williams, Derrick Johnson, Lafayette Hustlers; Luster Heights Packing; Jeff Moore, El Paso - Fort Bliss Merchants.

1988 Lorenzo Romar (MVP), Zak Jones, Brewster Heights Packing; Dion Brown, US Armed Forces; Jim Collins, Lafayette Hustlers; Jackie Dorsey, Ranco Raiders; Vic Ewing, Lester Goodwin, Continental/Coors; Dave Immel, Horns All-Stars; Greg Keiser, Sam Ragnone Attorney; Brian Leach, Michael Angelo's Restaurant; Will Scott, Team Kansas.

1987 Lorenzo Romar (MVP), Jay Triano, Zack Jones, Brewster Heights Packing; Ernest Patterson, Houston Continental/Coors; Malvin Warrick, Patio Chief, Louis T. Williams, Ranco Raiders; Butch Moore, House of Lights; Raymond Lettsome, Odell Mosteller, Charles Hightower, Armed Forces; Norris Coleman, Team Kansas.

1986 Ernest Patterson (MVP), Vick Ewing, Continental/Coors; Lawson Pilgrim, Butch Moore, Oklahoma City House of Lights; Calvin Thompson, Joe Wright, Topeka, Team Kansas; Sam Smith, Las Vegas, Paul-Son Dice; Ricky Hall, Marathon Oil; Eddie Smith, Brewster Heights Packing; Robert Griffin, Carver YMCA; Tom Kropp, Kearney, Nebraska, Covered Wagon.

1985 Eddie Smith (MVP), Pete Williams, Jay Triano, Brewster Heights Packing; James Collins, Derek Johnson, LaFayette Hustlers; Steve Sylestine, Continental Flyers; Steve Bontrager, Marathon Oil; Michael Walker, Patio Chef; Tree Green, Paul-Son Dice; Jonathon Green, Ranco Raiders.

1984 Randy Martel, Steve Sylestine, Houston Flyers; Mel Bennet, Alan Holder, Paul-Son Dice; John Crawford, Carl Henry, Hughes Basketball Organization; Todd Thurman, House of Lights; John Addison, Patio Chef; Mickey Dillard, Michelob Ravens; John Grieg, Dynasties.

1983 Steve Harriel (MVP), Dan Caldwell, Karl Tilleman, Brester Heights Packing; Kenny Austin, Steve Sylesine, Houston Flyers; Steve Waite, Tom Norman, Converse Airliners; Kenneth Orange, House of Lights; Bill Reynolds, Houston Champs; Kevin Fromm, Varsity Sports.

1982 Bill Turney Loos (MVP), Joe Leonard, Dan Caldwell, Brewster Heights Packing; Bill Foster, Dennis Taylor, Bill Glover, Marathon Oil; David Barton, Ron Baxter, Seattle Stars; Ed Jeffries, Houston Flyers; Ricky Lee, Advance Control; Mark Johnson, Hendrickson Realty.

1981 Wayne Smith (MVP), Brewster Packing; Joe Leanord, Wayne Smith, Jeff Stout, Brewster Heights Packing; Louis Cathcart, Hilton Hale, Tony Hall, Custer Brothers; Dennis Taylor, Hayden Sporting Goods; Tim Evans, Whatcome Fircrest.

1980 William Mayfield, Tom Norman, John Hairston, Airliners; Eugene Richardson, Curtis St. Mary, Sims Insulation; Lee Older, Unity Savings; Richard Apke, McGills; Ed Quiales, United Bros; Tim Bryant, Hayden Sports Center, Lamont Reid, Maryland All Stars.

19 1979 Enos Mitchell, Carver YMCA; Larry Rogers, Larry Warren, Armed Forces; Bill Mayfield, Airliners; Darrel Elston, Hulman All Stars; Allan Hardy, Hubie Marshall, Jim Cicinski, Christian Youth Center, Henry Ray, Floyd Smith Marathon Oil.

1978 Tim Bryant, Jim Bocinski, Hubie Marshall, Joliet Christian Youth Center; Enos Mitchell, Larry Johnson, Carver YMCA; Curt Pedersen, Tim Evans, Dynasties, Seattle, WA; Boyd Lynch, Larry Johnson, Marathon Oil; Skeeter Jackson, Oklahoma City.

1977 Ken Gray, Dave Paine, Reliable Lumber, Los Angeles; Jyrona Raiston, Bob Sherwin, Armed Forces; Alvin Jones, Frog Loonge, Delray Beach, Florida; Larry Stamper, Marathon Oil; Curt Pedersen, Dynasties, Seattle, WA; Eddie Fields, Angel Aire, Oklahoma City; A. W. Holt, Jackson Mississippi Federals; Steve Smith, California Junior College All-Stars.

1976 John Hamilton, Irvin Kiffin, Paul Henderson, Jyrona Ralston, Hershell Lewis, Willie Howard, Collis Temple, Eldon Lawyer, Brad Hoffman, Roy Jones.

1975 Larry Hollifield, Dwight Taylor, George Berry, Larry Gray, Roosevelt James, Paul Coder, Tom Miller, Al Sanders, Boyd Lynch, Lloyd Free.

1974 Collis Temple, Howard Davis, John Hamilton, Baton Rouge Hawks; Rick Coleman, Abe Steward, Jacksonville; Don Crenshaw, David Payne, Reliable Lumber; Paul Andrews, Marathon Oil; Leon Huff, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Des Moines; Roosevelt James, Washington BSU.

1973 Paul Andrews, James Oxley, Armed Forces; George Bryant, Kenny Davis, Marathon Oil; Lionel Harris, Conny Warren, Cincinnati Schlitz; Larry Bauer, Tampa Golden Arches; Haywood Hill, Tulsa Bumpers; Larry Weatherford, Anderson Launderers; Dave Lindstrom, Kentucky Central Insurance, Seattle.

1972 Don Crenshaw, Cliff Parsons, Armed Forces; Richard Harris, Bill DeHeer, Marion-Kay; Rosco Poindexter, Brad McNamara, California Jr. College All-Stars; Kenny Davis, Phil Argento, Cecil Tuttle, Marathon Oil; Roy Hinton, Sanders Stone.

1971 Darnell Hillman, Art Wilmore, Bruce Sloan, Don Crenshaw, Armed Forces (USA); , Kenny Davis, Southeastern Stars; Phil Argento, Cecil Tuttle, Marathon Oil; Bo Wyenandt, U.S. Caps; Tyrone Mariouneaux, Pumpelly Chiefs.

1970 Mike Silliman, Tal Brody, Bob Wolfe, Rod McDonald, Darnel Hillman, Armed Forces; Bob Cremins, Joe Brunson, Sertoma Club; Fred Davis, Daniel McGee, Howard Payne College; Rodger Bohensteihl, Lawrence Jayhawkers.

1969 Harold Jeter, Garfield Smith, Mike Silliman, Armed Forces (USA); Randy Berentz, Pete Cunningham, , Goodyear Tires; Steve Clevenger, James Hurley, Jerry's Restaurants; Larry Barnett, Allan Johnson, Macon Movers.

1968 Mike Barrett, Armed Forces (USN); Calvin Folwer, , Akron Goodyear; John Clawson, Mike Silliman, Armed Forces (USA); Carl Ashley, Capital Federal Savings; Gary Lechman, Rod McDonald, Jerry Skaife, Vaughn Realty.

1967 Vern Benson, Calvin Folwer, Jim King, Ed Correll, Akron Goodyear, John Beasley, , ; , , Capital Federal Savings; Don Freeman, Steve Jones, Jamaco Saints.

20 1966 Oliver Darden, , Ford Mustangs; Ray Bob Carey, Bobby Rascoe, Kenall Rhine, Harold Sergent, Phillips 66ers; , , Capital Federal Denver; , Contact Caps; Vern Benson, Goodyear Wingfoots.

1965 Vern Benson, Ron Reid, Armed Forces All-Stars; Al Dillard, Rod Holst, Randy Richardson, , Denver Capital; , May Builders; Goodyear Wingfoots.

1964 , Pete McCaffrey, Lloyd Sharrar, Goodyear Wingfoots; , Willie Porter, Tennessee State; Charley Bowerman, , , Phillips 66ers; Edwin Correll, Federal Old Line; Jim Lyon, Sav-On Stores.

1963 Jerry Shipp, , Mike Moran, Dennis Price, Phillips "66"; Pete McCaffrey, Bennie Coffman, Akron Goodyears; Carney Crisler, Dennis Boon, , D-C Truckers; Cleveland McKinney, U.S. Army.

1962 Gary Thompson, Denny Price, Jerry Shipp, Phillips "66", Mike Moran, Joe Belmont, Dennis Boone, D-C Truckers; Bill Reigel, Pete McCaffrey, Akron Goodyears; Bill McGill, Sanders State Line; Roger Brown, Inland Mfg. Co.

1961 Horace Walker, Mike Moran, Lees Land, D-C Truckers; , , Roger Taylor, Jack Adams, ; Paul Neuman, Tony Jackson, N.Y. Truck Tapers; Thomas Meschery, San Francisco Olympic Club.

1960 Bill Reigel, Chuck Slack, Jim Francis, Akron Goodyears; , , Howie Crittenden, Peoria Cats; Phil (Red) Murrell, Phillips "66", Ben Warley, Cleveland Pipers; Carroll Williams, Roland Todd, Seattle Buchans.

1959 , Dan Swartz, Les Lane, Don Boldebuck, Wichita Vickers; Gary Thompson, Burdie Haldorson, Phillips "66" Adrian Smith, Jack Adams, U.S. Army; John F. Sullivan, U.S. Marine Corps; Ron Tomsic, San Francisco Olympic Club.

1958 Jimy Ashmore, Barry Brown, Harvey Schmidt, D-C Truckers; Burdie Haldorson, Gary Thompson, Phillips "66"; B.H. Born, Jim Palmer, Howie Crittenden, Peoria Cats; Bill Reigel, McDonald Scots; K.C. Jones, Fort Leonard Wood.

1957 Ron Tomsic, Dick Boushka, Dick Welsh, U.S. Air Force; Barry Brown, Russ Lawlar, San Francisco Olympic Club; B.H. Born, Howie Crittenden, Peoria Cats; R.C. Owens, Buchan Bakers; Carroll Williams, Bill Reigel, U.S. Army.

1956 Charles Koon, George Swyers, Buchan Bakers; Burdie Haldorson, Charles Darling, , Phillips "66", Jerry Harper, George Linn, Ada Oilers; Terry Rand, Dick Miller, Allen Bradley, Dick Eicher, Central Bankers.

1955 , Jim Bingham, U.S. Marine Corps; , Ron Tmsic, San Francisco Olympic Club; Bob Jeangerad, Charlie Mack, Burdie Haldorson, Boulder Luckett-Nix; Arnold Short, Jim Walsh, , Phillips "66".

1954 Ron Bontemps, Dick Retherford, Frank McCabe, Peoria Cats; Jim Hoverder, Glendon Anderson, Joe Stratton, Ken Leslie, San Diego; Glen Smith, Frank Kuzara, Denver; Charles Darling, Phillips "66".

21 1953 Dan Pippen, Ron Bontemps, Howie Williams, Frank McCabe, Peoria Cats; Jim Hoverder, Glendon Anderson, Hugh Falkner, Grihalva Motors' , John Arndt, Los Alamitos Navy; Chet Noe, Everybody Drugs.

1952 Robert Kurland, Ken Pryor, Bus Whitehead, Phillips "66"; Howie Williams, Frank McCabe, Dan Pippen, Caterpillar Diesels; Bryce Heffley, Bobby Wallace, U.S. Air Force; Jack Stone, Billy Donovan, Fibber McGee & Molly.

1951 Robert-Kurland, Ken Pryor, Phillips "66", Glen Anderson, Bill Gossett, Poudre Valley Creamery; George Yardley, Cliff Crandall, Frank Kuzara, Stewart Chevrolet; Howie Williams, Frank McCabe, Caterpillar Diesels; , Oakland Blue'n Gold.

1950 Les O'Gara, Los Angeles Police; Ray Lipscomb, , Robert Kurland, Phillips "66"; Charles Hangar, Don Barksdale, Dave Minor, Oakland Blue `n Gold; , Stewart Chevrolet; Thornton Jenkins, , Denver Chevrolet.

1949 Robert Kurland, Gerald Tucker, Ray Lipscomb, John Stanich, Phillips "66", Don Barksdale, Charles Hangar, Les O'Gara, Oakland Bittners; William Vandeberg, Alpine Dairy, Seattle; Harold Howey, Denver Cheverolet; Paul Whalen, Peoria Cats.

1948 Vincent Boryla, Ray Lipscomb, James Darden, Denver Nuggets; Robert Kurland R.C. Pitts, Cab RenicK, Phillips "66",Don Barksdale, Les O'Gara Warren Taulbee, Oakland Bittners; Bob Gruenig, Murphy-Nahoney, Denver.

1947 , Paul Napolitani, Ron Livingston, Bill Calhoun, Oakland Bittners; Robert Kurland, Martin Nash, Gordon Carpenter, Cab Renick, Phillips "66", Vincent Boryla, Jim Darden, Denver Nuggets.

1946 Martin Nash, Bill Martin, Jim McNatt, Gordon Carpenter, Phillips "66", Bob Gruenig, Ambrose Jelly Makers, Denver; Tee Connelley, , Jim Pollard, San Diego Dons; Art Mollner, 20th Century Fox; Al Phillips, U.S. Marine Corps.

1945 Paul Linderman, Jim McNatt, Gordon Carpenter, Phillips "66", , 20th Century Fox; George Hamburg, Jack McCracken, Bob Gruening, Ambrose Jelly Makers, Denver; , Fort Lewis Warriors; Dick Smith, Cessna Bobcats, Wichita; Frank Fullmer, Idaho Simplots.

1944 Gordon Carpenter, Fred Pralle, Jim McNatt, Phillips "66", George Hamburg, Bob Marsh, Bob Gruenig, Chuck Hyatt, Ambrose Legion, Denver; , Army All-Stars, Colorado Springs; Jules Riblin, Ft Wanner, Wyo.; Gale Bishop, Fircrest Dairy, Bellingham, Wash.

1943 Jim McNatt, George Carpenter, Phillips "66", Bob Gruenig, , Denver Legion; Kenny Sailors, Univ. of Wyoming.

1942 , William Martin, Phillips "66"; William Strannigan, Bob Gruenig, Jack McCracken, Denver Legion.

1941 Hank Luisetti, Ralph Giannini, San Francisco Olympic Club; Chester Carlisle, Athens A.C. Oakland; , Frank Lubin, 20TH Century Fox.

1940 Tee Connelley, Bob Gruenig, Denver Nuggetts; Dock Lockard, , Grady Lewis, Phillips "66".

22 1939 Bob Gruenig, Dick Wells, Jack McCracken, Denver Nuggets; Jack Hupp, M-G-M, Hollywood; Ray Ebling, Phillips "66".

1938 Frank Graves, Herman Fischer, Healy Motors, Kansas City; Dick Smith, Gridley Motor Co. Wichita; Bob Gruenig, Jack McCracken, Safeway Stores, Denver.

1937 Ted Colvin, Bob Gruenig, Jack McCracken, Safeway Stores; Jack Ozburn, Santa Fe Trails, Kansas City; Jay Wallenstrom, Phillips "66".

1936 William Wheatley, Joe Fortenberry, Safeway Stores; Jack Ozburn, Santa Fe Trails, Kansas City; Jay Wallenstrom, Phillips "66".

1935 Chuck Hyatt, Universal Pictures, Hollywood; Francis Johnson, Joe Fortenberry, Globe Refiners, McPherson, Kansas; , Herman Fischer, Southern Kansas State Lines, Kansas City.

1934 Charles Hyatt, Thomas Pickell, Bart Carleton, Diamond Oilers; Ed McGinty, Arthur Hamon, Wyoming.

1933 Charles Hyatt, Carl Larson, Diamond Oilers; Joseph Reiff, Rosenberg- Arvey; Paul Burke, Stage Liners; Berry Dunham, Henry's.

1932 Jack McCracken, Thomas Merrick, NW Missouri; Thomas Pickell, Berry Dunham, Henry's; William Young, Schuessler AC.

1931 Melvin Miller, Merle Alexander, Barry Dunham, Henry's; Paul Burks, Kansas City AC; Charles Hyatt, Los Angeles AC.

1930 R. Lmaloney, Frank Wilson, SF Olympic Club; B. Carlton, E. Central Oaklahoma; Melvin Miller, Floyd Burke, Henry's.

1929 Frank Harrigan, Albert Peterson, K , Floyd Burke, Cook's; Berry Dunham, Henry's.

1928 Ed Hogue, F. Weaver, Kansas City AC; Albert Petersen, Victor Holt, Cooks' George Starbuck, Hillyard.

1927 Forrest DeBernardi, Harold Hewitt, George Starbuck, Hillyard; Ross McBurney, Wichita; Elmer Hooker, Ke-nash-A.

1926 T Ackerman, V. Wilkens, Kansas City AC; Forrest DeBernardi, John Wulf, George Starbuck, Hillyard.

1925 T. Ackerman, Kansas City AC; George Hess, Schooley's; Forrest DeBernardi, George Starbuck, Hillyard; Arthur Brewstr, Washburn Col.

1924 G. Williams, R. Berndt, S.F. Olympic Club; G. Reeves, G. Browning, Kansas City AC; Haldane Griggs, Paul Jones, Butler.

1923 George Reeves, Milton Singer, George Williams, Robert Sanders, George Browning, Kansas City AC.

1922 Milton Singer, F. DeBernardi, R. Sanders, Kansas City AC; Reid, E. Cairns, Southwestern KS.

23 1921 Bonnie Stewart, NW Oklahomo St; Milton Singer, F. DeBernardi, Kansas City AC; E. Cairns, V. Keyes, Southwestern KS.

1920 , Macklyn Baker, New York University; Joseph Demody, ; F. DeBernardi, Kansas City AC; Aubrey Kinkaid, Los Angeles.

1919 C.V. Swan, Fred Olney, L. Slaugter, Los Angeles AC; A. Kincaid, Max Gold, Los Angeles Mercurys.

1918 No Tournament

1917 J. Norman Elliott, August Friesen, William Feeney, Harry Frieling, Illinois AC; Leonard Andrus, Brigham Young. NATIONAL AAU MEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD ARNIE AIZSTRAUTS AWARD WINNERS The Arnie Aizstrauts Team Sportsmanship Award was established in 1985 as the official trophy to be presented annually at the National Men's AAU Basketball Championship, in memory of a former member of the U.S. Olympic Basketball Committee, Regional AAU Chairman, AAU Basketball Committee member, and strong dedicated and inspirational figure long associated with AAU Basketball not only in the United States, but internationally as well. 2009 – Mike Hughes, Rip City, Los Angeles, CA 2008 – Kaboom, Orlando, FL 2007 – NA 2006 - NA 2005 – Shell-Widman, Elk Grove, CA 2004 – Charleston Bombers, Charleston, WV 2003 – H.E.A.T., Sheldon, CA 2002 – California Community College All-Stars, Cerritos, CA 2001 -- Scottie D’s, Topeka, Kansas 2000 -- Bolling Air Force Base, Washington D.C. 1999 -- Arkansas D-Train, Conway, Arkansas 1998 -- Tharaldson Enterprises, Fargo, ND 1997 -- Pella Windows, Des Moines, IA 1996 -- St Louis Sixers, St. Louis, Missouri 1995 -- Topeka Merchants, Topeka, Kansas 1994 -- Cook AAU, Bloomington, Indiana 1993 -- Colorado ProAM, Denver, Colorado 1992 -- Hughes/Carlson I-70 Basketball Org. Topeka, Kansas

24 1991 -- Spirit Express, Memphis, Tennessee 1990 -- Bluegrass AAU, Lafayette, Kentucky 1989 -- University of New Mexico-Gallup, Kirtland, New Mexico 1988 -- Lafayette Hustlers, Lafayette, Indiana 1987 -- U.S. Armed Forces 1986 -- Covered Wagon, Kearney, Nebraska 1985 -- Lafayette Hustlers, Lafayette, Indiana

HERBERT JOSEPH MOLS AWARD In 1988, the Men's Basketball Committee established the Herbert Joseph Mols Award in his honor to recognize his many years of service and contributions to AAU Men's Basketball. He served as president and perpetual secretary of the Niagara Association of the AAU; as the manager of the United States team that participated in the 1971 Pan Am Games; as manager of the 1972 United States Olympic team and the 1974 team that participated in the World Championships. He was a long-standing member of the Men's AAU Basketball Committee and was also considered the "father of the Empire State Games". The award will be awarded to a participant in the National Men's AAU Championship voted as the best defensive player.

2009 – Gold Rush Team, San Francisco, CA 2008 – No Selection 2007 - NA 2006 - NA 2005 – Armond Williams, HoopaZ Only, Chicago, IL 2004 – Donald Watts, Club Seattle, Seattle, WA 2003 – Lossie Mitchel, Shell-Widman, Elk Grove, CA 2002 – Lossie Mitchell, Shell-Widman, Elk Grove, CA 2001 -- Lossie Mitchell, Shell-Widman, Elk Grove, CA 2000 -- Robert Richardson, Shell-Widman, Elk Grove, CA 1999 -- Tyler Johnson, Pella Windows, Des Moines, IA 1998 -- Troy Wade, Pella Windows, Des Moines, IA 1997 -- Willie Murdaugh, Marathon Basketball Joliette,IL 1996 -- Albert Thomas, St. Louis Sixers, St. Louis, MO 1995 -- Greg Ostertag, Team Kansas, Topeka, KS 1994 -- Sean Mathews, Ron Silva Buick, Flint, MI 1993 -- Lonnie Hiebert, Team Kansas, Topeka, KS 1992 -- All Amy Team 1991 -- Lamar Edwards, Sam Ragnone, Attorney, Flint, MI 1990 -- Ricky Hall, Lafayette Hustlers, Lafayette, IN 1989 -- David Robinson, Armed Forces All-Stars 1988 -- Ricky Hall, Lafayette Hustlers, Lafayette IN

25 NATIONAL AAU MEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP WILLARD N. GREIM DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD WINNERS

Established by the Men's Basketball Committee in honor of Willard N. Greim for his long and distinguished service to the sport of AAU basketball. Mr. Greim served as President of the AAU from 1944-1946, and he was one of two Americans to have held the President's Office of FIBA. He was elected to the post three times and served from 1948-1960. George Killian was FIBA President from 1995-2003.

The award is presented to honor distinguished service and outstanding contributions to the Men's AAU Basketball Program.

1986 G. Russel Lyons

1985 Louis G. Wilke

NATIONAL AAU MEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD - LOUIS G. WILKE AWARD WINNERS

In 1961, the Louis G. Wilke Memorial Award, in memory of a former AAU president and a long- time figure in amateur basketball in both this country and in the world governing body, the International Amateur Basketball Federation, was set up as the official trophy for the Most Valuable Player of the National AAU Tournament. Listed below are the men who have been selected Most Valuable Player in the National Championships.

2009 – Jovan Harris, Gold Rush, San Francisco, CA 2008 – Mike E, 102 Jamz, Orlando, FL 2007 – NA 2006 - NA 2005 – Tony Rice, New Beginnings 4 Youth, Columbus, OH 2004 – Fred Hooks, Maine Lobsters, Bangor, ME 2003 – Antuan Jones, Sunny’s Rebels, Seattle, WA 2002 – Brian Jones, Posse, San Jose, CA 2001 -- Shann Ferch, Shell-Widman, Elk Grove, CA 2000 -- Wayne Houston, Palmer’s Tornadoes, Des Moines, IA 1999 -- Rocky Walls, Palmer's Tornadoes, Des Moines, IA 1998 -- Michael Born, Pella Windows, Des Moines, IA 1997 -- Curt Smith, Marathon Basketball, Joliette, IL

26 1996 -- Michael Born, Team Pella, Des Moines, IA 1995 -- Michael Born, Team Pella, Des Moines, IA 1994 -- Sean Chambers, Shell & Widman, Elk Grove, CA 1993 -- Darren Morningstar, USA Verich Reps, Warren, OH 1992 -- Terry Duerod, Sam Ragnone, Attorney, Flint, MI 1991 -- Terry Duerod, Sam Ragnone, Attorney, Flint, MI 1990 -- Greg Kelser, Sam Ragnone, Attorney, Flint, MI 1989 -- Greg Kelser, Sam Ragnone, Attorney, Flint, MI 1988 -- Lorenzo Romar, Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, WA 1987 -- Lorenzo Romar, Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, WA 1986 -- Ernest Patterson, Continental/Coors, Houston, TX 1985 -- Eddie Smith, Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, WA 1984 -- Sam Smith, Paul-Son Dice, Las Vegas, NV 1983 -- Steve Harriel, Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, WA 1982 -- Billy Turney-Loos, Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, WA 1981 -- Wayne Smith, Brewster Heights Packing, Brewster, WA 1980 -- William Mayfield, Iowa City Airliners, Iowa City, IA 1979 -- Allen Hardy, Christian Youth Center, Joliette, IL 1978 -- Tim Bryant, Christian Youth Center, Joliette, IL 1977 -- Jyrona Ralston, Armed Forces All-Stars 1976 -- Irvin Kiffin, Athletes in Action 1975 -- Larry Hollifield, Capital Insulation, Los Angeles, CA 1974 -- Rick Coleman, Jacksonville, FL 1973 -- George Bryant, Marathon Oil, Joliette, IL 1972 -- Richard Harris, Marion-Kay 1971 -- Darnell Hillman, Armed Forces, U.S. Army 1970 -- Mike Silliman, Armed Forces, U.S. Army 1969 -- Garfield Smith, Armed Forces, U.S. Army 1968 -- Mike Barrett, Armed Forces, U.S. Navy 1967 -- Harold Sergent, Phillip "66", Bartlesville, OK 1966 -- Cazzie Russell, Ford Mustangs, Flint, MI 1965 -- Verne Benson, Armed Forces All-Stars 1964 -- Larry Brown, Goodyear Wingfoots 1963 -- Don Kojis, Phillips "66", Bartlesville, OK 1962 -- Gary Thompson, Phillips "66", Bartlesville, OK 1961 -- Horace Walker, D-C Truckers, Denver, CO 1960 -- Bob Boozer, Peoria Cats, Peoria, IL

27 1959 -- Dick Boushka, Wichita Vickers, Wichita, KS 1958 -- Harvey Schmidt, D-C Truckers, Denver, CO 1957 -- , San Francisco Olympic Club, San Francisco, CA 1956 -- Jim Bond, Pasadena Mirror Glaze, Pasadena, CA 1955 -- George Bales, U.S. Marine Corps 1954 -- George Macuga, U.S. Army

NATIONAL AAU MEN'S MASTER'S CHAMPIONSHIP The first AAU Men's Master's Basketball Championship was held in Jacksonville, Florida, May 2 - 5, 1985. The original concept for the tournament was to have 2 divisions; 35 years of age and over and 45 years of age and over. As it worked out, a 30 years and over and 45 years and over competition was held. During 1986, 3 divisions were established for the championship; 30 and over, 40 and over and 50 and over. In 1987, five divisions were planned (30 and over, 35 and over, 40 and over, 45 and over and 50 and over). The 45 and over group was not used. In 1988, five divisions were established. They were 30 and over, 35 and over, 40 and over, 40 and over, 45 and over and 55 and over. In 1993 a sixth division of 60 years of age and over was established. In 1996 a seventh division of 30 and above was added. In 1999 an eighth division of 65 and above was added.

1995 Master's Championship at Coconut Creek, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Broward Law and Order - Pompano Beach, FL: Steve Tutson, Randy Jordan, Eugene Richardson, Essie Hollis, Andre Jones, Lamar Jones, Ronald Lardge, Greg Bruton, Randolph Demetrius.

35 and Over All Star Team - Eugene Richardson (MVP), Essie Hollis and Ronnie Bob Lardge, Broward Law & Order (Ft. Lauderdale, FL), Jim Collins, Old Pro's Table (Indianapolis, IN), Tony Licwinko Smith Barney (Coral Springs, FL), Bill Schabel, Die-Mension (Cleveland, OH).

40 and Over Champion - Kutis-Reebok - Webster Groves, MO: Joe Brickner, John Brown, Terry Bozzay, Gary Sparks, Randy Noll, Tom Fuchs, Ken Rinderknecht, Allen Joy, Gred Jurcisin, Jeffrey Stauffer.

40 and Over All-Star Team: John Brown (MVP), Kutis-Reebok (Webster Groves, MO), Ike Mims, Ashworth Clothing (Gastonia, NC), Ricky Patterson, Sacramento Knights (Sacramento, CA), Kelvin Talton, Central Florida (Orlando, FL), , Bud Light (Chesterfield, MO).

45 and Over Champion - 7-Up Ancient Regime - Oakland, CA: Pat Weinstein, Robert Scotlan, Arnold Sloan, Dan Rodriguez, Floyd Harris, Horace Williams, Marc Jamison, Mel Lee, James Payne, Garry Bradford, Gary Freeman.

45 and Over All-Star Team: Floyd Harris (MVP), James Payne and Mark Jamerson, UP Ancient Regime (Depew, NY), Sam Martin and Chuck Jura, Ashbrook Bakery (Portland, OR), Vic Diehl, Bull Durhams (Oakland, CA), Ron Snyder, West Palm Beach Drillers (Palm Beach Gardens, FL), Rudy Thacker, Nashville YMCA (Nashville, TN), Ron Buckley, Century 21 (Indianapolis, IN), Doug Brolang, Seattle Sound Mind & Body (Seattle, WA)

28 50 and Over Champion - Lutheran Brotherhood - Orlando, FL: Barry Clemens, Joel Daunic, Tim Cohane, Gene Barth, Bob Inman, Gerry Summers, Victor Deihl, Ed Siemer, Danny Rodriguez, Pat Weinstein, Myron Erickson, Jerry Curran.

50 and Over All-Star Team: Ed Siemer (MVP) and Vic Diehl, Lutheran Brotherhood (Orlando, FL), Irv Bromberg, Coral Springs (Coral Springs, FL), Joe Lynch and John Prinos, Park Ohio (Cleveland, OH), Gerrald Schwartz, Triple Double (Brookfield, CT), Bob Bavers, Colorado Sno Caps (Westminster, CO), Bill Payne, Clearwater (Tampa, FL), Carl Wustrack, Brian Barnes and , East Bank Saloon (Portland, OR).

55 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, OR: Leroy Ellis, Wayne Roberts, Bob Hunt, Gorham Nicoh, Jim Woodland, Jim Downey, Earnie Deacon, Jerry Ross, Roger William, Gary Ziak, Jack Viscov.

55 and Over All-Star Team: LeRoy Ellis (MVP), Wayne Roberts and Bob Hunt, East Bank Saloon (Portland, OR), , Bud Light (St. Louis, MO), Jim Van Beek and Clint Names, Seattle Sound Mind & Body (Seattle, WA), Allen Deneberg, Lettuce Entertain You (Chicago, IL), Howard Wilkinson, Larkey Insurance (Shelbyville, IN).

60 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, OR: John McIntyre, Roi Hughes, Bob Schmidt, Jerry Ross, Roger Williams, Jim Pritchard, Del Bland, Tom Names, Jim Ewers, Lloyd Aubrey, Mike Ernst, Jack Viskov.

60 and Over All-Star Team: Jim Pritchard (MVP), Lloyd Aubrey and Jim Ewers, East Bank Saloon (Portland, OR), Gerry Belkow, Lettuce Entertain You (Winnetka, IL), Sid Jensen, Old Warriors (Evergreen, CO).

1994 Championship at Coconut Creek, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Old Pros Table - Indianapolis, Indiana: Dan Fell, Rand Gray, Andy Pritchard, Derrick Johnson, Dan Helm, C.J. Roach, Leon Manning, Michael James, Bob Jahn, Rick Carroll.

35 and Over All Star Team: Mike James (MVP) and Derrick Johnson, Old Pro's Table (Indianapolis, IN), Essie Hollis and Eugene Richardson, Broward County law & Order (Pompano Beach, FL), Bill Schabel, New to You (Cleveland, OH), Darnell Valentine, Ruth Ashbrook Bakery (Portland, OR).

40 and Over Champion - San Francisco Alumnus - San Francisco, California: Mike Quick, Johnny Burks, Roy Brown, Bud Ogden, James Payne, Phil Smith, Kevin Restani, Larry Blum, Gary Bradford, Phil Bradford, Phil Chenier, Horace Willias, Ken Edict.

40 and Over All-Star Team: James Pyyne (MVP), Gary Bradford, Kelvin Talton, San Francisco Alums (San Francisco, CA), Steve Nelson, Correct Care Chiropractors (Coral Springs, FL), Ed Sterner, DeMe Tree Central Florida (Altamonte Springs, FL),John Brown, Kutis-Reebok (St. Louis, MO), Dave White, The Drillers (West Palm Beach, FL).

45 and Over Champion -7-Up Ancient Regime, - Oakland, California: Pat Weinstein, Robert Scotlan, Arnold Sloane, Marc Jamison, Horace Williams, Floyd Harris, James Payne, Mel Lee, Gene Berth.

29 45 and Over All-Star Team: Floyd Harris (MVP), Marcus Jamison, 7-UP Ancient Regime, (Oakland, CA), Victor Diehl, Bob Hanon K & H Printing, (Ferndale, MI), Mike Campbell, Dic Pusins (Clearwater, FL), Sam Martin, Bud Light, (Chesterfield, MO), Mike Phelps, Hoosier Basketball (Indianapolis, IN), Jeff Huget, Sound Mind & Body, (Seattle, WA), Kevin Kelly, East Bank Saloon (Portland, OR), Earl Dixon, Durham (Depew, NY).

50 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, Oregon: Leroy Ellis, Wayne Roberts, Frank Peters, Dave Kafoury, Carl Wustrack, Jim Brockman, Ken Jernstedt, Steve Pauly, Bob Hunt, Keith Hartner, Gorham Nicol.

50 and Over All-Star Team: Leroy Ellis (MVP), Frank Peters, East Bank Saloon (Portland, OR), John Prinos, Sound Mind & Body (Seattle, WA), Bob Clark, Steve Morovitz, Bud Light (ST. Louis, MO), Ron Perry, Destination Travel (Greenburg, IN), Steve Kadison, Windy City Warriors (Evanston, IL), Norm Ruttenberg and Barry Clemmens Lutheran Brotherhood Survivors (Orlando,FL), Howard Wilkinson and Mike Noone, Destination Travel (Greenberg,IN), Victor Diehl, Bud Masters, (Detroit, MI).

55 and Over Champion - Sound Mind & Body - Seattle, Washington: Jerry Lee, Clint Names, Jim Van Beek, Terry Clayton, Ron Crowe, Ed Reinking, Jim Prichard, Jerry Johnson, Del Bland, Karl Voegtlin.

55 and Over All-Star Team: Jan Van Beck (MVP), Sound Mind & Body (Seattle, WA), Sid Jensen, Gillette Dairy (Lincoln, NE), Bob Ferry, Bud Light (St. Louis, MO). Gary Long, Gorden Pope and Howard Dardeen, Larkey Insurance & Real Estate (Greenburg, IN).

60 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, Oregon: John McIntyre, Bob Schmidt, Del Bland, Jerry Ross, Jim Pritchard, Karl Voegtlin, Jim Ewers, John Neely, Cliff Snider, Jack Viskov, Jerry Johnson.

60 and Over All-Star Team: Jim Ewers (MVP) and Jim Pritchard, East Bank Saloon (Portland, OR), Cal Dilworth, Silver Bullets (Detroit, MI), Eli Barkan and Ben Lynch, New Jersey (Marlton, NJ), Gerry Belco, Lettuce Entertain You (Chicago, IL).

1993 CHAMPIONSHIP at Coral Springs, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Metro Maintenance Stars - Kansas City, Missouri: Ike Mims, Mike Jones, Harold Simmons, George Danner, Eddie Hairi, Marlong Hayes, Harvey Randle, Steve Wheeler, Marlon Williams, Coleman Russ, Van Ervin.

35 and Over All-Star Team: Coleman Russ (MVP), Eddie Hairi, Mike Jones, Metro Maintenance Stars, Missouri, Leon Manning, Randy Gray, Indy Rim Rattlers, Indiana; Wendell Talley, K & H Printing, Michigan.

40 and Over Champion - Kutis-Reebok - St. Louis, Missouri: Ken Rinderknecht, Joe Brickner, Terry Bozzay, John Brown, Gary Sparks, Randy Noll, Tom Fuchs, Allen Joy, Dale Cushinberry.

40 and Over All-Star Team: John Brown (MVP), Randy Knoll, Kutis-Reebok, Missouri; Rick Fowler, Central Florida (Florida); Chuck Jura, Ashbrook Bakery (Oregon); Dave White, White Brothers (Florida); Kevin Talton, 7-Up Ancient Regime (California); Steve Nelson, Correct Care Chiropractic (Florida); Phil Smith James Payne University (California); Eddie Palabinskas, Australian Myths and Legends (Australia).

30 45 and Over Champion - Clearwater AAU - Clearwater, Florida: Bill Payne, Dale Klay, Dick Pusins, Joe Accotto, Mike McWarten, Gary Keller, Frank Blackard, Darrel Stewart, Mick Pastornia, Mike Campbell.

45 and Over All Star Team: Darrel Stewart (MVP), Mike Campbell, Gary Campbell, Clearwater AAU (Florida); Gary Freeman, Ashbrook Bakery (Oregon); Ron Buckley, Classic Cabinetry (Indiana); Bud Ogden, McDonald & Co. (Florida); Pat Foley, East Bank Saloon (Oregon); Floyd Harris, Marcus Jamison, 7-Up Ancient Regime (California).

50 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon: Leroy Ellis, Frank Peters, Bob Hunt, Wayne Roberts, Jim Woodland, Gorum Nicol, Terry Jackson, Steve Pauleye, Bob McMaster, Bruce Burton, Jim Brockman, Ed Grossenbacher, Gary Ziak.

50 and Over All-Star Team: Leroy Ellis (MVP) East Bank Saloon (Oregon); Lee CourKamp, Colorado Sno Caps (Colorado); Barry Clemens, Lutheran Brotherhood (Florida); Glenn Mankowski, Bud Light (Missouri); Ron Perry, Destinations Travel (Indiana); John Prinos, Sound Mind and Body (Washington); John Griffin, Lettuce Entertain You (Illinois).

55 and Over Champion - Sound Mind and Body, Seattle Washington: Del Pland, Terry Clayton, Ron Crowe, Jim Prichard, Jerry Johnson, Jerry Lee, Tom Names, Ed Reinking, Jim Van Beek, Karl Voegtlin.

55 and Over All-Star Team: Terry Clayton (MVP), Jerry Lee, Sound Mind and Body (Washington); Al Maxey, Gillette Dairy (Nebraska); Loyd Aubrey, Bud Light (Missouri); Dave Hollingsworth, Bob Hunt, East Bank Saloon (Oregon).

60 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon: Geri Belko, Del Bland, Bob Hawes, John McIntyre, Jim Pritchard, Bob Schmidt, Loy Schrum, Chief Snider, Ed Thulen.

60 and Over All-Star Team: Eli Barker, , Pennsylvania; , Ted Copeland, The Old Warriors (Florida); Jim Pritchard, Bob Schmidt, Del Bland, East Bank Saloon (Oregon).

TOURNAMENT AWARD John Dougherty Jr. Award - Walt Cox, Destinations Travel. Greensburg, Indiana

1992 Championship at Coral Springs, Florida

35 and Over Champion - K & H Specialties - Detroit, Michigan: Bob Hanon, Gerry Coury, Jim Kriksciun, John Kennedy, Al Sharrow, John Highstreet, Derek Palm, Tony Hubbard, John Bernard, Will Witherspoon.

35 and Over All-Star Team: Derek Palm (MVP), John Bernard, John Highstreet, K & H Specialties, Michigan; Mike Phelps, Hoosier Classic, Indiana; Mike Jones, Coleman Russ, Harold Simmons, Metro Maintenance Services, Missouri.

40 and Over Champion - Kutis-Reebok - St. Louis, Missouri: Ken Rinderknecht, Joe Brickner, Terry Bozzay, Gary Sparks, Randy Noll, Ed Lauck, Bill Franke, Mike Heitert, John Brown, Tom Fuchs, Al Eberhard, Gary LeMoine.

40 and Over All-Star Team: John Brown (MVP), Joe Brickner, Kutis-Reebok, Missouri; Kevin Kelly, Ashbrook Baker, Oregon; James Payne, Central Florida, Bob Hanon, K & H Printing, Michigan; Chuck Jura, Platte County Title, Nebraska; Marc Jamison, David Walker, 7-Up Ancient Regime, California; Iry Herbert, West Palm Beach Drillers, Florida; David White, White Brothers, Florida.

31 45 and Over Champion - Kemper Securities - Cleveland, Ohio: Tom Carnes, Barry Clemens, Timothy Cohane, Gerry Curran, Joel Daunic, Bob Inman, Jerry Linneman, Thomas Murphy, Bud Ogden, Tim Runyon, Gerry Summers, Jim Windell, Robert Hanon, Jim Kirkovan.

45 and Over All-Star Team: Barry Clemens (MVP), Kemper Securities, Ohio; George Tinsley, Central Florida, Dave Klay, Clearwater AAU, Florida; Jim Barnett, East Bank Saloon, Oregon; Frank Kaves, Haapco Bookkeping, Connecticut; Bud Ogden, Platte County Title, Nebraska; Rod Looney, Seattle/Bellevue Athletic Club, Washington; , Team Miami, Florida; Mike Maloney, Don Swanson, Windy City Warriors, Illinois.

50 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon: Leroy Ellis, Bob Hunt, Wayne Roberts, Jim Woodland, Steve Pauley, Bob McMaster, Gorham Nicol, Terry Jackson, Ron Koski, Dave Hollingsworth.

50 and Over All-Star Team: Leroy Ellis (MVP), Wayne Roberts, East Bank Saloon, Oregon; Bob Clark, Bud Light, Missouri; Howard Wilkenson, Destinations Travel/Indiana; Al Denenberg, Lettuce Entertain You, Illinois; Bill Crow, UT-AT-CA California;Gene Barth, Bob Inman, Lutheran Brotherhood Survivors, Florida; Jim Van Beek, John Prinos, Seattle/Bellevue Atletic Club, Washington.

55 and Over Champion - Seattle/Bellevue Athletic Club - Seattle, Washington: Jim Prichard, Jerry Johnson, Dick Starr, Karl Voegtlin, Del Bland, Bill Clark, Mike Kotslein, Neil Miller, Tom Names, Jim Van Beek, Michael Collins.

55 and Over All-Star Team: Jim Prichard (MVP), Jim Van Beek, Seattle/Bellevue Athletic Club, Washington; Cal Dilworth, Detroit Masters, Michigan; Dave Hollingsworth, East Bank Saloon, Oregon; Wally Cox, Larry Fuerst, Gillette Dairy, Nebraska.

TOURNAMENT AWARD

John Dougherty Award - Cal Dilworth, Detroit Master, Detroit, Michigan

1991 CHAMPIONSHIP at Coral Springs, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Dr. Joseph's All-Stars - Southfield, Michigan: John Bernard, Glen Brown, Art Clark, Dennis Coheman, Earl Dixon, Willie Goston, Tony Hubbard, Derek Palm, S.L. Sales, Darryl Thomas, Larry Thoma, Ken Washington, Terry Thomas.

35 and Over All-Star Team: Derek Palm (MVP), Dennis Coheman, Dr Joseph's All-Stars, Michigan; Harold Simmons, Allay Joy, KCT, kansas; Mike Phelps, K & K Fence, Indiana; Steve Tutson, Norwest Reginal Hospital, Coral Springs.

40 and Over Champion - The Nebraska 40's - Wahoo, Nebraska: San Martin, Tom Scantlebury, Al Nissen, Chuck Jura, Dave Schneider, Dal Von Seggern, Lee Torrens, Ken Cauble.

40 and Over All-Star Team: Chuck Jura (MVP), Al Nissen, Sam Martin, Nebraska 40's Kevin Kelly, Tom Hart, Ashbrook Bakery, Oregon; Dave White, White Brothers, Clearwater; Randy Smith, Buffalo Over 40's, David Lawyer, Drillers, West Palm Beach; James Payne, Central Florida; Larry Nielsen, Classic Cabinetry, Indiana.

32 45 and Over Champion - The Lutheran Brotherhood - Orlando,Florida:Barry Clemens, Joel Daunic, Bill Payne, Ed Simer, Frank Blackard, Tom Murphy, Tim Cohane, Tim Runyon, Gerry Summers, Jerry Curran, Mike Dyer, Willie Jones, Roger Nofsinger.

45 and Over All-Star Team: Barry Clemens (MVP), Bill Payne, Ed Simer, Lutheran Brotherhood, Orlando; Dolph Pulliam, Philadelphia Bar & Grill, Iowa; Jim Barnett, East Bank Saloon, Jack Cavanaugh, Durham's Buffalo All-Stars, New York; John Prinos, Seattle/Bellevue Athletic Club, Washington; Bob Hanon, K & H Printing, Michigan; Bill Crow, Sixers, California; Don Swanson, Windy City Warriors, Illinois.

50 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland,Oregon: Leroy Ellis, Wayne Roberts, Bob Hunt, Jack Viskov, Jim Woodland, Ron Koski, Ed Grossenbacher, Gary Earnest, Ric Peterson, Dan Fenker, Bob McMaster, Gary Zeik.

50 and Over All-Star Team: Leroy Ellis (MVP), Wayne Roberts, East Bank Saloon, Oregon; Alan Denenberg, Ken Faulkner, Lettuce Entertain You, Illinois; Terry Clayton, Clint Names, Seattle/Bellevue Athletic Club, Washington; David Fedor, "57" Heaven, Florida; Glen Mankowski, Miller Lite, Missouri.

55 and Over Champion - Gillette Dairy - Lincoln,Nebraska: Bob Prokop, "Hilly" Beck, Ted Copland, Larry Fuerst, Dean Thompson, Keith Schafer, John Wilson, Wally Cox, Wilson Fitzpatrick, Bill Bosworth, Snooky King.

55 and Over All-Star Team: "Hilly" Beck (MVP), Larry Fuerst, Gillette Dairy, Nebraska; Charlie Brown, Gerry Belko, Lettuce Entertain You, Illinois; Cal Dilworth, East Bank Saloon, Oregon; Del Bland, Seattle/Bellevue Athletic Club Washington.

TOURNAMENT AWARD

John Dougherty Award - Larry Fuerst, Gillette Dairy, Lincoln, Nebraska

1990 Championship at Coral Springs, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Patio Chef - Kansas City, Kansas: Vonzell McKamie, Ronald Robinson, Ike Mims, Joe Germany, Marion Hayes, Harold Simmons, Louis Shepherd, Michael Jones, Coleman Russ Darnell Harrell, George Danners, Rodney Boston, Allan Joy.

35 and Over All-Star Team: Harold Simmons (MVP), Ike Mims, Patio Chef, Kansas City, Kansas; Mark Mays, Mark Hodgkins, Drillers, West Palm Beach, Florida; Dennis Coleman, Derek Palm, K & H Printing, Pleasant Ridge, Michigan; Chuck Jura, Jim Cave, Ashbrook Bakery, Portland, Oregon; Steve Nelson, Sunshine State AAU, Coral Springs, Florida; Bill Schabel, Dr. Bosworth, Jacksonville, Florida.

40 and Over Champion - The Ibupros - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John Connolly, Mike Hauer, Tom Hauer, Bob McKernan, Mike O'Malley, Bill Pierce, Don Pierce, Gerry Summers.

40 and Over All-Star Team: Tom Hauer (MVP), Mike Hauer, Bill Pierce, Ibupros, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Randy Smith, Don Silveri, Durhams, Depew, New York; David Walker, 7-Up Ancient Regime, Oakland, California; Robert Grim, Classic Cabinetry, Indianapolis, Indiana; Barry Clemens, Lutheran Brotherhood, Orlando, Florida; , Angel's Restaurant, Orlando, Florida; Jeff Huget, Seattle 40's, Seattle, Clearwater AAU, Clearwater, Florida.

33 45 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, Oregon: Dave Kafoury, Jim Barnett, Bill Jennings, Dave Reid, Carl Wustrack, Jim Jura, Keith Hartner, Jim Brockman, Jerry Olson, Wayne Roberts, Leroy Ellis, Gary Elliott.

45 and Over All-Starr Team: Jim Barnett (MVP), Dave Kafoury, East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon; Barry Clemens, Bill Payne, Ed Siemer, Lutheran Brotherhood, Orlando, Florida; Don Swanson, Mike Malone, Windy City Warriors, Evanston, Illinois; Stan Pniewski, Detroit IMBA Reunion, Detroit, Michigan; Laurence Mosier, Seattle 45's, Seattle, Washington; Roland Helton, Coral Springs Basketball Club, Coral Springs, Florida.

50 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, Oregon: Ron Koski, Robert Hunt, Wayne Roberts, Jack Viskov, Leroy Ellis, Jim Woodland, Gorum Nichol, Del Bland, Ed Grossenbacher, Gary Earnest.

50 and Over All-Star Team: Leroy Ellis (MVP), Bob Hunt, Wayne Roberts, East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon; Gordon Pope, Gary Long, Larkey Insurance, Fairland, Indiana; Larry Fuerst, Albert Maxey, , Lincoln, Nebraska; Ken Allen, Miami Dade Realty, Miama, Florida; Gerry Belko, Lettuce Entertain You Team 1, Chicago, Illinois; Terry Clayton, Bellevue Athletic Club, Bellevue, Washington; Charles Turner, Budmasters, Detroit, Michigan; Lowell Wood, Memorial Medical Center, Jacksonville, Florida.

55 and Over Champion - The Lincoln Jacksonville Connection - Lincoln, Nebraska and Jacksonville, Florida: Larry Fuerst, Hilly Beck, Robert Prokop, Wilson Fitzpatrick, John Wilson, Dean Thompson, Bill Bosworth, Ted Copeland, Jim Tom Richardson, Leonard Skinner, Bill Adams, Don Shiffer.

55 and Over All-Star Team: Larry Fuerst (MVP), Hilly Beck, Lincoln - Jacksonville Connection, Lincoln, Nebraska and Jacksonville, Florida; Del Bland, Bellevue Athletic Club, Bellevue, Washington; Gary Earnest, East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon; Cal Dilworth, Detroit Rangers, Detroit Rangers, Detroit,Michigan.

1989 Championship at Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Mr. D's - Topeka, Kansas: Dale Cushionberry, Jim Bauersfield, Joe Brickner, Bob Chipman, Floyd Holmes, Alan Joy, Coleman Russ, Harold Simmons, Mike Unrein, Larry Marks.

35 and Over All-Star Team: Dale Cushionberry (NVP), Coleman Russ, Mr D's, Topeka, Kansas; Gary Bradford, Terry Johnson, Ruth Ashbrook Bakery, Portland, Oregon; Alan Joy, Robert Sielaff, K&H Printing, Pleasant Ridge, Michigan.

40 and Over Champion - Clearwater, Florida: Scott Lyle, Mike McWhorter, Bill Broome, Dick Pusins, Dale Klay, Gary Keller, Spunky Bryant, Darrel Stewart.

40 and Over All-Star Team: Darrel Stewart (MVP), Dale Clay, Clearwater AAU, Clearwater, Florida; Joe Brickner, Kutis, St. Louis, Missouri; Barry Clemons, Orlando Survivors, Maitland, Florida; Jerry Coury, K & H Printing, Pleasant Ridge, Michigan; Jim May, Bellevue Athletic Club, Bellevue, Washington; Dave Niegsh, Iowa Hawks, Des Moines, Iowa; Tom Sponcil, Ray Stock, Century 21, Indianapolis, Indiana.

45 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, Oregon

34 45 and Over All-Star Team: Carl Westruck (MVP), Bill Jennings, Wayne Roberts, East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon; Gary Long, Gordon Pope, Larkey Insurance, Fairland, Indiana; Donald Swanson, Windy City Warriors, Evanston, Illinois.

50 and Over Champion - East Bank Saloon - Portland, Oregon

50 and Over All-Star Team: Alan Denenberg (MVP), Lettuce Entertain You, Chicago, Illinois; Paul Dean, Hal Dillworth, Detroit Rangers, Detroit, Michigan; Ted Copland, Irwin Insurance, Jacksonville, Florida; Ron Crowe, Bellevue Athletic Club, Bellevue, Washington; Robert Hunt, Tom Steinke, East Bank Saloon, Portland, Oregon; Al Maxey, Nebraska Huskers, Lincoln, Nebraska.

1988 Championship Jacksonville, Florida

30 and Over Champion - Quincy Raiders - Quincy, Florida

35 and Over Champion - Ashbrook Doughboys - Portland, Oregon: Craig Schoomer (MVP), Tim Stambaugh, Tom Hart, Portland Ashbrooks Doughboys, J. Goston, Earl Dixon, Detroit Masters.

40 and Over Champion - Clearwater AAU - Clearwater, Florida: Darrel Stewart (MVP), Dale Clay, Clearwater; Al Zell, Portland Raisins, Rod Looney, Bellevue Washington; Harold Hurst, Tom Sponcil, Century 21, Indiana.

45 and Over Champion - Larkey Insurance - Indianapolis, Indiana: Wayne Robers (MVP), East Bank, Portland, Oregon; Gordon Pope, Gary Long, Larkey Insurance; Ron Glover, Detroit Metro, Roland Helton, Coral Springs.

50 and Over Champion - East Bank - Portland, Oregon: Pudge Hunt (MVP), Gary Ernst, East Bank, Portland, Oregon; Ted Copeland, Ed Cone, Irwin Insurance, Paul Dean, CAN-AM, Detroit; Gary Belko, Gray Power, Chicago.

Unlimited Division Champion - Miami Inferno - Miami, Florida

1987 Championship at Salt Lake City, Utah

30 and Over Champion - Oklahoma City

30 and Over All-Star Team: Lawson Pilgrim (MVP), Chuck Jura, , John McCullough, Oklahoma City, David Gregg, Mel Cook, Mike Steed, Intermountain; Rawlee Perkins, Les De Young, Kerry Rupp, Salt Lake City.

35 and Over Champion - Salt Lake City

35 and Over All Star Team: Clyde Baker (MVP), Ken Gardner, Jeff Tebbs, Salt Lake City, Earl Dixon, Dennis Coleman, Detroit, David Allen, Tom Hart, Portland, Russ Morgan, Jacksonville, Riley Wimberly, , Ogden.

40 and Over Champion - Salt Lake City

35 40 and Over All Star Team: Jeff Cougdon (MVP), Dick Nemelka, Dick Kastellar, Salt Lake City, Leroy Ellis Wayne Roberts, Robert Hunt, Portland, Howard Wilkinson, Daryl Stewart, Gary Keller, Indiana, Jeff Huget, Seattle.

50 and Over Champion - Portland, Oregon

50 and Over All Star Team: Jerry Ross (MVP), Jack Viskov, Gary Earnest, Roger Kelley, Portland, Ted Copeland, Bill Bosworth, Bill Erwin, Jacksonville, Stan Pniewski, Cal Dilworth, Mike McCarthy, Detroit.

1986 Championship at Jacksonville, Florida

30 and Over Champion - Jacksonville, Florida: Bubba Mitchel (MVP), Johnny Goston, Lee Smith, Steve Tutson, Earl Eixon, Anthony Mangol, Bill McMenamy, Jack Schemer, Mike McCauley, Doug Sasser.

40 and Over Champion - Portland, Oregon: Leroy Ellis (MVP), Chris Jones, Gary Long, Robert Hunt, DarrelL Stewart, Gary Keller, John Phillips, Larry Parks, Charles Stinson, Ed Johnson

50 and Over Champion - Portland, Oregon: Jack Viscov (MVP), Stan Pniewski, Ted Copeland, Cal Dilworth, Gary Earnest, Snookey King, Ron Nenow, Leonard Skinner, Dan Shiffler, Don Porter.

1985 Championship at Jacksonville, Florida

30 and Over Champion – Clearwater, Florida: Mike McWhorter, Gary Keller, Scott Lyle, Bill Broome, Clearwater, Florida; Rex Morgan, Tem Miller, Jacksonville, Florida; Doug Sasser, Bill Drury, John Schlickman.

30 and Over All Star Team: Darrel Stewart, Earl Findley, Dale Klay, Bill Broome, Clearwater, Florida; Rex Morgan, Team Miller, Jacksonville, Florida; Doug Sasser; Bill Drury; John Schlickman.

45 and Over Champion - Portland, Oregon: Leroy Ellis (MVP), Gordon Carrigan, Jim Hollingsworth, Wendell Stonelake, Wayne Roberts, Ron Kaski (Coach), Robert Hunt, Royce McDaniel, Jack Viscov, John McIntyre, Jim Strader, Robert Hawes, James Woodland, Ken Marlow.

45 and Over All Star Team: Howard Wilkinson, Gary Long, Larry Parks, Dan Bidwell, Shelbyville, Indiana; Leroy Ellis, Robert Hunt, Portland, Oregon; Eddie Cone, Bill Bosworth, Leonard Skinner, Jacksonville, Florida; Ted Copeland.

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