Hello Everyone! Here are the AFTERNOON rosters for the upcoming Buzzardball Summer Camp. I will update these rosters weekly. The rosters are listed alphabetically by grade. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Director STEVE BUZZARD 916-947-7464 * scbuzzard@gmail.com CLICK HERE FOR MORNING ROSTERS UPDATED | 163 KIDS | as of MAY 19th, 2026 GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 14 Kids | ** June 15th - 19th ** 1st Leo Davtyan, Luke LaFountain 3rd Aydin Christopher, Cash Kinsel 4th Aiden Brincko, Cyrus Eisenhut, Sam Filter, Ana Bonilla 5th Georgia Filter, Finneas Higgs, Eddie Kinsel, Desmond Walsh-Geltner 7th Henry Bateman, Ben Sears-Ogus MINI SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 15 Kids | ** June 22nd - 26th ** K Daegan Cyphers-Isle 3rd Kingston Alberts, Brayden Ellerman, Chase Ellerman, Arthur Hopkins, Lucas Ramirez 4th Aiden Sharma 6th Eric Alpha 7th Michael Johnson, Leo Lubitsch 8th Finn Bazos, Jasper Bjelica, Ari Esperas, Emmett Mulligan, Judah Rosenberg MINI SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 32 Kids | ** June 29th - July 3rd ** K Daegan Cyphers-Isle (2) 1st Shaya Amirkhizi, Levi Hemsworth, Charlotte Pritzlaff, Olivia Pritzlaff, Warren Waste 2nd Alexander Anger, Aaron Zhang 3rd Tashi Ehsan, Tobin Hemsworth, Scarlett MacKenzie, Pasha Mixon, Cooper Poritz 4th Aiden Sharma (2) 5th Stone Duncan, Aurora Machado, Zoe MacKenzie 6th Eric Alpha (2), Nima Ehsan, Gracie Goldthwaite, Vivian Pritzlaff 7th Oliver Amiri, Leo Lubitsch (2) 8th Ddraig, Buenviaje, Liam Goldthwaite, Ari Esperas (2) Andrew Kearns, Oscar Kurtz, Wesley Machado, Alec Mendoza, Emmett Mulligan (2), Judah Rosenberg (2) GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 19 Kids | ** July 6th - 10th ** 1st Ian Clyde, Luke LaFountain (2), Ethan Merry, Roman Tirrito 2nd Eric Bayquen 3rd Evaan Gulati 4th Dominic Alexander, Alan Bayquen, Matias Defelice, Vince Leber, Cody Loeb, Richie Niello 5th Max Fuentes, Shrey Gulati, Gavin Haas, James McFarlin 6th Eric Alpha (3) 7th Oscar Kurtz (2), Ben Sears-Ogus (2) GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 24 Kids | ** July 13th - 17th ** PK Keyan Herath 1st Luke LaFountain (3), Beau Newell 2nd Tristan Alsasua, Hailey Kim, Niam Nayeri 3rd Alexander Afanasevich, Olivia Newell, Bailey Rho, Jaxon Walton 4th Cody Loeb (2), Nyle Nayeri, Marcus Nurmi 5th Ethan Kim, Noah Koss, James McFarlin (2), Camden Rho 6th Noah Nayeri, Benjamin Riess, Henry Willsey 7th Leo Lubitsch (3), Ezekiel Voight 8th Andrew Kearns (2), Judah Rosenberg (3) BIG KIDS SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 5 Kids | ** July 20th - 24th ** 5th Everett Bayha, Adam Fares 6th Eric Alpha (4), Connor Yull 8th Ashton Alves ALL GIRLS SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 19 Kids | ** July 27th - 31st ** 2nd Natalia Garcia 4th Myla McDougall, Kensington Sachs, Samantha Spillane, Thea Talbott 5th Remy Bodell, Kate Grandinetti, Leila Kronemeyer, Charlotte Lutz, Samantha Silveira 6th Hadley Kain, Piper Sherman, Aubrey Wheless 7th Alexander Calkin, Melia Kronemeyer, Johanna Stubblefield, Vivian Talbott 8th Adeline Stubblefield, Alexa Wheless GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 35 Kids | ** August 3rd - 7th ** PK Martin Goldsmith K Xavier Limjuco, Jiya Raman 1st Robert Goldsmith (2), Troy LaVigne 2nd Eric Bayquen (2), Kiran Carney 3rd Spencer Camy, Aydin Christopher (2), Kean Fuller, Eric Joy, Jonathan Hudak, Nikitas Kalogeropoulos, Owyn Killingsworth Ava LaVigne, Brian Law, Lucas Limjuco, Zayne Mohsen, Teddy Norton, Jeevan Raman, Sam Snyder 4th Diego Anguiano, Alan Bayquen (2), Grant Ehlers 5th Izak Alikhan, Everett Bayha (2), Jack Camy, Oliver Cullity, Beau LaVigne 6th Benjamin Riess 7th Leo Lubitsch (4), Ben Sears-Ogus (3) 8th Kate Ehlers, Andrew Kearns (3), Brandon Yuen-Graham

Hello Everyone! Here are the MORNING rosters for the upcoming Buzzardball Summer Camp. I will update these rosters weekly. The rosters are listed alphabetically by grade. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Steve Buzzard | 916-947-7464 | scbuzzard@gmail.com ** indicates multiple camps attended by the participant CLICK HERE FOR AFTERNOON ROSTERS UPDATED | 291 KIDS | as of MAY 19th, 2026 GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 32 Kids | ** June 15th - 19th ** K Mason Cherye 1st Luke LaFountain, Maeve Rogus 2nd Levi Cantwell, Miles Christen, Lucas Connell, Wyatt Fricklin, Theo Helfrick, Finn Klescewski, Evalyn Sanchez, Rilo Ullman 3rd Aydin Christopher, Henry Fairman, Mateo Kugler-Dumlao, William Selby 4th Emmett Ash, Aiden Brincko, Joshie Cantwell, Cyrus Eisenhut, Lachlan Lutz, Earnest Owens, Benjamin Settels 5th Mercy Cantwell, Anna Connell, Adam Fares, Finneas Higgs, Desmond Walsh-Geltner, Kai Wedge 6th Oscar Owens 7th Henry Bateman, Ben Sears-Ogus 8th Ashton Alves MINI SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 33 Kids | ** June 22nd - 26th ** PK Aryan Javidan, Dominic Milan, Lachlan Terry K Cal Bollinger, Walter Chen, Daegan Cyphers-Isle, Vivie Dean, Mo Farid, Shepher Stark 1st Julian Carroll, Brooks Chase, Rowan Hickinbotham, Luca Javidan, Jaime Minor, Jude Ogren, Emerson Shoffner, William Sucher, Oliver Terry, Ryan Villa, Zayn Yavrom 2nd Kyrie Lennox, Sloane Malenab, Abram Pennekamp, Evalyn Sanchez (2), Nevea Torres 3rd Kingston Alberts, Caroline Dyer, Brayden Ellerman, Chase Ellerman, Jordan King, Edward Purinton, Lucas Ramirez, Noah Seyford MINI SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 41 Kids | ** June 29th - July 3rd ** PK Cecilia DeFelice Carazo, Wally Duncan, Eli Gelender, Avi Klein, Dominic Milan (2), Paul Wertz, Michael Zhang K Daegan Cyphers-Isle (2), Vivie Dean (2), Mo Farid (2), Rowan Keegan, Emerson Vong, Ellie Weathers 1st Raia Awashti, Liam Burke, Miles Carroll (2), Brooks Chase (2), Aanvi Cross, Daphne Duncan, Jaiden Gill, Felix Halpin, Cosmo Ingoglia, Elliot Johnston, Lewis Jones, Sahana Khangura, Conrad Trimble, Warren Waste, Caleb Wertz, Henry Whitehead 2nd Alexander Anger, Logan Ban, Parker Do, Jonah Freshour, Graham Ramos, Ben Vong, Aaron Zhang 3rd Ian Johnston, Sahib Khangura, Adelyn Koeth, Wilson Smith 4th Luke Freshour GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 40 Kids | ** July 6th - 10th ** K Michael de Guzman, Theo Minnema, Kendall Poritz 1st Leo Bolanos, Luke LaFountain (2), Lucca MacDonald, Ethan Merry, Theodore Ortiz, Aiden Perea, Roman Tirrito 2nd Eric Bayquen 3rd Aydin Christopher (2), Maddie de Guzman, Louis DeFazio, Evaan Gulati, Emory Minnema, Wyatt Ochoa, Cooper Poritz 4th Alan Bayquen, Hazel Hanna, Cody Loeb, William Meredith, Nellie Moore, Leandro Ramirez, 5th Max Fuentes, Shrey Gulati, Gavin Haas, Evelyn Hansen, Nora Irwin, Aurora Machado (2), James McFarlin 6th Wylie Breese, Gracie Goldthwaite (2), Christopher Lau, Aidan Lillis, Lucas Ramirez 7th Ascher Minnema, Ben Sears-Ogus (2) 8th Liam Goldthwaite (2), Wesley Machado (2) GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 44 Kids | ** July 13th - 17th ** 1st Luca Cervantes, Lucca Defelice, Hudson Hsia-Brien, Luke LaFountain (3), Beau Newell, Ethan Nguyen, Nicky Vaid 2nd Maisie McFarlin, Niam Nayeri 3rd Aydin Christopher (3), Matt Connoly, Quinn Haus, Henry Hsia-Brien, Eamonn Lee, Calvin Naidu, Olivia Newell, Bailey Rho, Wilson Smith (2), Vikram Vaid, Jaxon Walton 4th Gus Cervantes, Cody Loeb (2), Nyle Nayeri, Marcus Nurmi, Jacob Valentine 5th Giovanni Corsetti, Noah Koss, James McFarlin (2), Annabeth Naidu, Camden Rho, Collin Rust, Ethan Smith 6th George Lee, Noah Nayeri, Trevor Pollock, Henry Willsey 7th Teddy Bewley, Andrew Neff, Brahm Nolan, Caleb Rust 8th Ashton Alves (2), Henry Phillips, Judah Rosenberg, Cody Young ALL GIRLS SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 31 Girls | ** July 20th - 24th ** K Hannah Fleming, Meridian Liske 1st Makenna Diaz-Hansen, Scarlet Murdoch 2nd Sloane Mack 3rd Caitlin Armstrong, Delaney Bossenecker, Viola Diaz, Ashlyn Hall, Sarah Kane, Ellie Keegan, Adelyn Koeth (2), Joanna Neff 4th Lily Benkosky, Harper Dobbyn, Henley Fleming, Lucia Gasparotto, Eloise Jones, Aurora Murdoch, Naomi Stanush 5th Camila Ambrosini, Remy Bodell, Kennedy King, Lydia Prince, Ivy Willson 6th Ashlea Baker, Mikella Finks, Izzy Jones, Grace Kiefer, Ellie Schuckert, Gray Wilhelmi BIG KIDS SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 12 Kids | ** July 27th - 31st ** 3rd Levi Lavy 4th Luke Cardinale, Preston Do, Alexander Goligowski, Kensington Sachs 5th Ethan Smith (2) 6th Eric Alpha, Hadley Kain, Piper Sherman 7th Gael Rodriguez 8th Ashton Alves (3), Connor Soluri GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 43 Kids | ** August 3rd - 7th ** PK Martin Goldsmith K Kwame Atsina, Xavier Limjuco, Jiya Raman 1st Declan Callman, Robert Goldsmith (2), Troy LaVigne 2nd Eric Bayquen (2), Kiran Carney, Liam Fitzgerald, Troy Grider, Dean Hager, Zachary Quon 3rd Spencer Camy, Aydin Christopher (4), Eric Joy, Nikitas Kalogeropoulos, Ava LaVigne, Lucas Limjuco, Zayne Mohsen, Teddy Norton, Jeevan Raman 4th Alan Bayquen (2), Grant Ehlers, Emarie Grider, Lachlan Lutz (2), William Meredith (2) 5th Izak Alikhan, Jack Camy, Oliver Cullity, Reese Fitzgerald, William Gutowsky, Austin Harrison, Easton Harrison, Nate Kendrick, Beau LaVigne, Levi Stow 6th Benjamin Riess 7th Ben Sears-Ogus (3), Sutter Weeden 8th Kate Ehlers, Logan Stow, Brandon Yuen-Graham GENERAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS | 15 Kids | ** August 10th - 14th ** PK Nicolas Avila, Taylor Tillman K Kwame Atsina (2), Daegan Cyphers-Isle (3) 1st Phoebe Bregman, Claire Ham 3rd Benjamin Babb, Lucas Ham, Charlie Smith 4th Jacob Chatterjee, Alder Kernodle 5th Hannah Bregman 6th Cameron Chatterjee, Easton Smith 7th Ben Lieber

Golden 1 Center – Sacramento, California Championship night at Golden 1 Center thrilled everyone. The 2026 Buzzardball 34-WNBA Championship featured a dramatic finish. The Las Vegas Aces capped off a perfect season, defeating the Sacramento Monarchs 21–18 in a nail-biter. The game started tightly. Both teams exchanged leads, resulting in six ties. With five minutes left, the Monarchs surged ahead. A strong 6–0 run gave Sacramento a 16–12 lead. They seemed poised for an upset. But the Aces fought back. Camille Vaughan, the division's leading scorer, stepped up. She ignited a crucial 7–0 run with an improbable three-point play. This shifted momentum. The crowd at Golden 1 Center buzzed with excitement. The Monarchs made one last effort. Ella Johnson scored late, bringing Sacramento within 19–18. The final moments were tense. Sacramento had a chance for the go-ahead basket, but the shot missed. The rebound led to a transition play for the Aces. Kenley Schaa finished the play, sealing the 21–18 victory and completing an undefeated championship season. Vaughan led the Aces with 9 points. Phoenix Shu added 4 points. For the Monarchs, Ella Johnson and Kate Grandinetti each scored 8 points. This game delivered everything expected from a championship night — drama, resilience, and a comeback worthy of the Golden 1 Center stage. The Las Vegas Aces left as champions, with a perfect season to remember. 🏀🏆 2026 Buzzardball 56-WNBA Championship Game Summary Golden 1 Center continued the excitement with the 56-WNBA Buzzardball Championship. This game was dubbed the game of the night. The New York Liberty pulled off a stunning late comeback, defeating the Los Angeles Sparks 19–16. The Liberty did not lead until just 19.4 seconds remained. Rose Gonzalez made the moment count. She secured a rebound and finished a clutch putback basket, giving New York a 17–16 advantage. Remarkably, these were her only points of the game, but they proved crucial. The momentum shifted quickly. The Liberty became the 2026 56-WNBA Champions. Both teams entered the championship with identical records. They had split their two regular-season meetings, each winning by two points. The intensity reflected two evenly matched teams battling for the title. The Sparks came out strong, jumping to an 8–0 lead. Harper Blankenship and Raya Rendlich-Texidor each contributed baskets. The Liberty responded with a 7–0 run, tightening the game. Los Angeles regained momentum, scoring the next six points to extend their lead to 14–7 early in the second half. When the Sparks pushed the score to 16–11, it seemed they were in control. Championship games often hinge on one final surge. The Liberty delivered. They scored the final eight points of the game. Gonzalez’s putback gave New York its first lead. LeaRae Luna calmly knocked down a free throw to seal the victory, completing the dramatic comeback. Luna led the Liberty with 6 points. Kalina Axelson added 5 points. The division's leading scorer, Amaya Ocampo, contributed 4 points. For the Sparks, Raya Rendlich-Texidor led with 6 points. This championship night was filled with excitement. The 56-WNBA title game delivered a finish that will be remembered for years — a last-second lead change, a clutch rebound, and a team that saved its best run for the biggest moment. 🏀🏆 2026 Buzzardball 78-WNBA Championship Game Summary The 2026 Buzzardball Girls 78-WNBA Championship celebrated a unique season. Fifteen girls formed one team all year. Coaches Robert Reilly and Jed Lucey split the roster each week. This created competitive matchups and memorable games. For the eighth—and final—time this season, the group took the court together. This time, they played on the biggest stage at Golden 1 Center. It brought a fitting close to an outstanding season. In the championship matchup, the Dallas Wings (Green Team) defeated the Dallas Wings (White Team) 28–16. The game showcased the talent and camaraderie that defined the division all year. The Green Team led wire-to-wire. They built momentum early. An 8–2 first-half run helped establish a 12–4 lead. Later, another 10–4 surge extended the advantage to 24–12. The Green Team maintained control the rest of the way. The division’s leading scorer, Beatrice Walter-Pickens, paced the Green Team with 11 points. Sara Manzo led the White Team with 8 points, keeping the game competitive. However, the final score told only part of the story. This championship was about a season of growth, teamwork, and friendship. The group shared one roster, one season, and one final moment together on the floor at Golden 1 Center. It was a perfect way to close championship night and cap off a terrific season for the girls of the 78-WNBA Division. 🏀🏆

Hey Parents ... Steve Buzzard here. If you have landed on this page, welcome to Buzzardball, Northern California's Most Complete Youth Basketball Experience. When you are finding a basketball camp for your child, it is important to me that you have all the information you need. And that is what you will find below. The great thing is that once you have peace of mind, the next step is to allow your child to experience Buzzardball. And let me tell you, it's a FUN experience from the time you step through the doors of Sport Courts Fitness on Monday until the final day excitement of All-Star Friday. We have something special at Buzzardball, and I want you to have the opportunity to become part of the Buzzardball family. Buzzardball is truly LIFE SKILLS showcased through basketball. All levels of play are welcome. We love beginners. At Buzzardball, I embrace that we are a recreational basketball program. Each summer we look to be a little bit better than the prior year. And this summer ... we celebrate 30 years! Lastly, I know for a lot of you, part of having peace of mind is having access to me. I am available at 916-947-7464 or scbuzzard@gmail.com if you have any questions. Don't hesitate. Once you like what you see, the only thing left is to allow your child to experience Buzzardball this summer. REGISTRATION Thank You. Steve Buzzard - Buzzardball Founder and Director

Golden 1 Center – Sacramento, California In a thrilling championship battle, the Minnesota Timberwolves captured the 34-NBA title. They secured a hard-fought 39–33 victory over the Miami Heat. Both teams entered with impressive records of 8–1. They had split their regular-season matchups. This rubber match lived up to the hype. The Timberwolves set the tone early. They led from start to finish. Minnesota built a 22–17 lead at halftime. Miami closed the half strong with a 7–0 run. They kept things tight and within striking distance. Second Half Action Coming out of the break, the Timberwolves responded like champions. They opened the second half with a 10–2 run. This stretched their lead and created separation. When Minnesota pushed the advantage to 35–21, it looked like they might pull away for good. But the Heat answered once again. Miami stormed back with a 9–0 run. Isaiah Prince fueled the surge. He knocked down a pair of NBA three-pointers and finished with a game-high 17 points. This late push brought the Heat right back into contention. It made for a tense finish. In the closing moments, Minnesota leaned on its leaders. Hudson Stovall and CJ Shelby each scored 11 points. They delivered clutch baskets down the stretch to seal the victory and secure the championship. This was a true heavyweight matchup. Momentum swings, big-time shots, and two teams refusing to quit. Final Score: Timberwolves 39, Heat 33 Great game by both teams. Championship-level effort all the way through. 🏆🔥 2026 Buzzardball Championship Game Summary: Thunder vs. Timberwolves Golden 1 Center – Sacramento, California We may have witnessed one of the greatest teams in Buzzardball history. Enter the Oklahoma City Thunder. Fresh off their 2025 championship run, the Thunder returned as an even better version of themselves. The result? A dominant 38–20 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves. They secured back-to-back titles and completed a historic undefeated season. Let’s be honest. This Thunder team was on a different level all year. In the championship, they proved it again. Game Overview The game started competitively. The Timberwolves battled early. But Oklahoma City slowly gained control. Once the Thunder found their rhythm, they took over. Consistent offense, relentless pressure, and total command defined their game. Leading the charge was Atticus Reed with 15 points. Ben Buri followed closely with 14. This duo set the tone offensively and kept the momentum firmly on Oklahoma City’s side. The Timberwolves continued to compete. Antwan Padilla Jr. led with 7 points. But the Thunder’s depth and execution proved too much to overcome. This wasn’t just a championship. It was a statement season. An undefeated run. A second straight title. A team that set the standard for excellence in Buzzardball. To cap it all off, this championship came with a little extra reward. Rings and championship t-shirts marked a well-earned celebration. Parents made that moment even more special for the kids. Congratulations to Coaches Joel Wilson and Adam Harper on building something special. Now the question becomes… Three-peat in 2027? 👀🏆🔥 2026 Buzzardball Championship Game Summary: Lakers vs. Heat Golden 1 Center – Sacramento, California What a way to close out the 20th season of Buzzardball. In a championship game filled with drama, the Los Angeles Lakers held on for a thrilling 43–40 victory over the Miami Heat. This win completed an undefeated season. Game Highlights This game was a true see-saw battle. Momentum constantly shifted between two determined teams. Rewind to the end of the first half. The Lakers used a strong 16–6 run to build a 26–19 advantage. But the Heat answered late. They scored back-to-back baskets to cut the deficit. They headed into halftime trailing just 26–23. Then came a major swing. Miami opened the second half on fire. They scored four straight baskets in a 12–0 run. This flipped the game completely and gave the Heat a 31–26 lead. Just like that, they were in control. But championship teams respond. The Lakers did exactly that. Los Angeles answered with a 6–0 run of their own. They reclaimed the lead at 32–31. From that point on, it was anyone’s game. The intensity rose. The defense tightened. The game featured six lead changes down the stretch. In fact, neither team scored for nearly a five-minute stretch. This showcased the defensive pressure and the weight of the moment. The Final Moments Then came the breakthrough. With just over three minutes remaining, Statten Reynolds knocked down a huge basket. This gave the Lakers a 39–38 lead, swinging momentum back in their favor. Clutch free throws by Buddy Kurtulus and Caden Jackson proved to be the difference. They helped the Lakers close it out. Reynolds and Jackson led the Lakers with 8 points each. Elijah Benson paced the Heat with 11 points in a strong effort. And it all came down to one final shot. With seconds left, Benson launched a deep 28-footer. This shot would have tied the game and sent it to overtime. The gym held its breath… but it fell just short. Ballgame. The Lakers completed a perfect season—undefeated, resilient, and champions. A one-possession game. Multiple momentum swings. A final shot that had everyone on the edge of their seat. Final Score: Lakers 43, Heat 40 An unforgettable ending to an unforgettable 20th season. 🏆🔥

Session Breakdown Buzzardball's Summer Camp offers an exciting opportunity for young athletes. The camp focuses on skill development, teamwork, and fun. Each session includes various activities. Players improve their basketball skills while making new friends. Daily Schedule Each day features a structured schedule. Mornings start with warm-ups and drills. Players practice shooting, dribbling, and passing. Afternoons include games and competitions. This balance keeps energy high and engagement strong. Skill Levels Buzzardball welcomes all skill levels. Whether a beginner or an experienced player, everyone finds a place. Coaches tailor activities to meet individual needs. This ensures that every child grows and learns. Pricing Buzzardball's Summer Camp offers competitive pricing. Families can choose from different packages. Discounts are available for early registration. This makes it easier for everyone to join. Payment Options Multiple payment options are available. Families can pay online or in-person. Flexible payment plans help manage costs. This way, everyone can participate without financial stress. FAQ Sheet Have questions? Check out our FAQ sheet. It covers common inquiries about the camp. Topics include registration, safety, and daily activities. This resource helps parents feel confident about their child's experience. Why Choose Buzzardball? Buzzardball stands out for several reasons. The program emphasizes skill development and life lessons. Players learn teamwork, discipline, and resilience. These skills extend beyond the court. They prepare young athletes for future challenges. Community Impact Buzzardball aims to strengthen the community. By engaging youth in sports, we foster connections. Families bond over shared experiences. This creates a supportive environment for growth. Testimonials Parents and players rave about Buzzardball. They appreciate the positive atmosphere. Many highlight the quality of coaching. The focus on personal development is a key benefit. Join Us Ready to sign up? Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Buzzardball's Summer Camp promises a memorable experience. Register today to secure a spot! For more details, visit Buzzardball's website .

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LISTED BELOW are the SCORING LEADERS for the 2026 season as well as the leading scorers for each week. Scoring Leaders will be posted no later than Wednesday of each week. Check back in to see who is doing what in Buzzardball. #WATERCOOLERTALK WEEK 7 | March 1st, 2026 WEEK 6 | February 22nd, 2026 WEEK 5 | February 1st, 2026 WEEK 4 | January 25th, 2026 WEEK 3 | January 18th, 2026 WEEK 2 | January 11th, 2026 WEEK 1 | January 4th, 2026

Buzzardball Playoffs – Sunday, March 8 Below is the playoff format by division: 34-NBA GOLD (6 Teams) Top 2 seeds receive byes Play-In Round 3 vs. 6 → winner plays #2 seed 4 vs. 5 → winner plays #1 seed 34-NBA SILVER (10 Teams) Top 8 teams qualify for playoffs First Round 1 vs. 8 2 vs. 7 3 vs. 6 4 vs. 5 Semifinals 1/8 winner vs. 4/5 winner 2/7 winner vs. 3/6 winner Consolation Game 9 vs. 10 34-NBA BRONZE (7 Teams) Top 5 teams qualify for playoffs Play-In 4 vs. 5 Semifinals 1 vs. 4/5 winner 2 vs. 3 Consolation Game 6 vs. 7 (season-ending game) 56-NBA GOLD (3 Teams) 56-NBA Thunder will participate as a 78-NBA Team If Thunder make the 78-NBA Championship game, then top two spots will be occupied by the top two finishers (Mavericks, Timberwolves, Nuggets) If Thunder don't make the 78-NBA Championship, the Thunder will play in the 56-NBA Championship at Golden One Center as the top seed. They will face the Minnesota Timberwolves. This agreement was made between ALL of the coaches in the division. Semifinals 2 vs. 3 1 vs. 2/3 winner 56-NBA SILVER (4 Teams) Top 4 teams  play for the Silver Championship 1 vs. 4 2 vs. 3 56-NBA BRONZE (4 Teams) Bottom 4 teams  play for the Bronze Championship 5 vs. 6 7 vs. 8 78-NBA GOLD (6 Teams) Top 2 seeds receive byes Play-In Round 3 vs. 6 → winner plays #2 seed 4 vs. 5 → winner plays #1 seed 78-NBA SILVER (6 Teams) Top 2 seeds receive byes Play-In Round 3 vs. 6 → winner plays #2 seed 4 vs. 5 → winner plays #1 seed 34-WNBA Gold (3 Teams) Top Seed will earn an automatic berth to the Golden One Center 2 vs. 3 34-WNBA Silver (3 Teams) #4 Seed will earn an automatic berth into Silver Championship 5 vs. 6 56-WNBA At season’s end, the #4 seed may choose one of two paths : Play-In Route 4 vs. 5 play-in game If Valkyries finish as #5 seed, they will have a play-in game If Mercury finish as #5 seed, they have opted out of playing March 8th Semifinals: 1 vs. 4 and 2 vs. 3 78-WNBA Dallas Wings  have already secured their spot at Golden 1 Center Wings will play a warm-up Game on March 8th

Here is an overview of the Final Standings Tiebreakers Head-to-Head Points Allowed - Defense Wins Championships Final Standings Notes + Standings Explanation 56-WNBA: A first in Buzzardball history. We had three teams finish in a tie for first place. The Sparks, Aces, and Liberty each had a 6-2 record. Next tiebreaker was head-to-head. And wouldn't you know it. All three teams split against each other. The next tiebreaker was defense, which gave the Sparks the top seed followed by the Aces and Liberty. By Wednesday: A full recap of Sunday's games for the Boys and Girls will be available, featuring highlights, top games, and top performances from the week. In the meantime, feel free to visit the 2026 Scoreboard on the Winter League Home Page. All scores are posted from the games played in 3rd-8th Grade. Also listed are the high scorers for each team. Blowout Rule In blowouts, the on-site scoreboard will only feature a 20-point lead. The same goes for posting the scores. The actual score will only be reflected in the standings, with statistics kept for the kids and point totals used for any tiebreakers that occur. After Week 3: 78-NBA and 56-NBA will move to a Gold + Silver Division. 34-NBA Gold and 34-NBA Silver will have some movement both ways. Ultimately, we will have a Gold, Silver, and Bronze Division for the rest of the season. Note - there will be some teams in the 34-NBA Gold that will move to Silver and vice versa. Stay tuned.

The 2026 Regular Season is in the books! One of the fun aspects of Buzzardball is tracking players' points throughout the season. It's a proud tradition. A BIG THANK YOU to our parent volunteers who helped keep the scorebooks this season. I appreciate your help in providing these numbers for the kids. CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS SEASON'S SCORING CHAMPIONS 78-NBA GOLD | Denzel Dedmon | OKC THUNDER WHITE | 89 Points 78-NBA SILVER | Thomas Anderson | MILWAUKEE BUCKS | 109 Points 56-NBA GOLD | Julian Johnson | OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER | 67 Points 56-NBA SILVER | Benjamin White | CLEVELAND CAVALIERS | 120 Points | 2x Scoring Champion 34-NBA GOLD | Holden LInder | MIAMI HEAT | 90 Points 34 -NBA SILVER | Grant Ehlers | LOS ANGELES LAKERS | 133 Points 34-NBA BRONZE | Morgan Wheatley | HOUSTON ROCKETS | 79 Points 78-WNBA | Beatrice Walter-Pickens | DALLAS WINGS | 61 Points 56-WNBA | Amaya Ocampo | NEW YORK LIBERTY | 100 Points 34-WNBA | Camille Vaughan | LAS VEGAS ACES | 83 Points

Here is a look at the FINAL WEEK of the Buzzardball regular season. March 1st - Week 7 Games - Final Day for K-2 Buzzardball Teams March 8th - 3rd-8th Grade Playoffs - be sure to check out the Playoff Schedule, which is posted in the Newsfeed. NOTE - in the 78-NBA Gold Division, OKC Thunder White is coached by Don Roberson, and OKC Thunder Blue is coached by Joel Wilson NOTE 2 - in 34-NBA Silver Division, GS Warriors White are coached by Lindsay Klemin, and GS Warriors Blue are coached by Gio Albers January 18th marks the final Sunday before the Schedule Reshuffle takes place for the 3rd-8th Grade Boys Divisions. 78-NBA - will be divided into Gold and Silver 56-NBA - will be divided into Gold and Silver 34-NBA Gold + Silver - will become Gold, Silver, and Bronze The intention behind the Schedule Reshuffle is to schedule teams together with similar basketball skills to make for an exciting second half of the season that will lead into the playoffs on March 8th. Note: Only GOLD teams are eligible to qualify for the Championship game at Golden One Center Silver and Bronze teams will have their own Championship on Playoff Day, Sunday, March 8th. 34-WNBA Girls games will be moved to 12:00, 1:00, and 2:00 p.m. starting January 25th. 56-WNBA Girls games MAY move to the mid-afternoon starting January 25th