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KSL Championship

2015-09-23T18:02:40Z

Ahughes86: /* Previous Champions */

The Matchett Cup is the name for the Championship awarded to the winner of KSL. This is the ultimate prize in KSL.
We have had 24 owners vie for the top spot but only 10 owners have been crowned champion 13 times. Of the current owners, 6 of them are former champions.

This match is played by the [[Conference Champions]].

== Previous Champions ==
[[2002]] - [[Brian Schoutteet]]

[[2003]] - [[Lance Frail]]

[[2004]] - [[David Pate]]

[[2005]] - [[Russ Hughes]]

[[2006]] - [[Aaron Hughes]]

[[2007]] - [[Mike Smith]]

[[2008]] - [[Ryan Skender]]

[[2009]] - [[Ty Palmer]]

[[2010]] - Mike Smith (2)

[[2011]] - Aaron Hughes (2)

[[2012]] - Dave Pate (2)

[[2013]] - [[Kevin Smith]]

[[2014]] - [[Dave Nanninga]]

[[2015]] - [[Andrew Hughes]]

Survival

2015-09-23T18:01:37Z

Ahughes86:

The Survival League is a league where one most pick a winning team per week. After picking that team, you cannot pick them again for the rest of the season. If you incorrectly pick a team then you are out of the running to become the KSL Survival Champion.
== History ==
The Survival League was introduced to KSL in [[2008]] through [[MFL]]. It quickly became a huge hit and was quickly implemented into the KSL Leagues. [[Doug Hahn]] had won Survival for 2 times in 3 years. In 2011 Andrew had wanted to try a 3 Strike rule without testing it out first. The 3 Strikes rule was unpopular and so in 2012 KSL went back to a 1 and done style of Survival. Because of the 3 strikes policy of 2011, there is a conflict within KSL about who the real champion is. Andrew went the farthest without getting a strike but Doug ended up going the farthest before getting all three strikes. Yahoo's Survival system only has a team go until the other ones are no longer there and they end it. Therefore we can't see how far a team could possibly go like we could in MFL

For the 2012 Survival Season, every member of the league made it past week 1 which was a first but for week 2, every member went out. Because of this unprecedented occurrence, KSL voted on whether or not to restart the Survival. It was struck down and so the winner of the 2012 Survival Trophy is... Everyone.

== Winners ==
2008 - [[Doug Hahn]]

2009 - [[Joe Snider]]

2010 - Doug Hahn

2011 - Doug Hahn / [[Andrew Hughes]]

2012 - Everyone - Week 2

2013 - Andrew Hughes - Week 8

2014 - Doug Hahn, [[Kevin Smith]], [[Dave Nanninga]] - Week 7

2015 - [[Cameron Lincoln]] (He won, BUT we believe everyone else lost) - Week 2

Survival

2015-09-23T18:01:07Z

Ahughes86:

Main Page

2014-10-24T20:53:55Z

Ahughes86:

The Kewanee Sports League is a Fantasy Football League that was started in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. For more information about the history, please see: [[History of the Kewanee Sports League]]

KSL is currently in its [[13th season]] and still going strong

For information about the bylaws of KSL please see: [[KSL Bylaws]]

For information about some of the other leagues please see: [[Survival]], [[NFL Pickems]], [[League Pickems]]

For Divisional, Conference and KSL Champions see: [[Divisional]], [[Conference]], [[KSL Champions]]

For Other KSL Information please see: [[KSL Seasons]], [[Records]], [[Upsets]], [[Lore]], [[Close Calls]], [[Draft History]]

For information about Current KSL Owners please check them out below

*[[Ty Boardman]]
*[[Doug Hahn]]
*[[Aaron Hughes]]
*[[Andrew Hughes]]
*[[Dave Nanninga]]
*[[Jon Oberg]]
*[[Ty Palmer]]
*[[David Pate]]
*[[Brian Schoutteet]]
*[[Kevin Smith]]
*[[Joseph Snider]]
*[[Erik VanHyfte]]

[[Past Owners]]

Be sure to check out Our [https://plus.google.com/117278265683897002703 Google+] , [https://www.facebook.com/KewaneeSportsLeague Facebook] , [https://twitter.com/KewaneeSports Twitter]

Main Page

2014-10-24T20:45:47Z

Ahughes86:

<a href="https://plus.google.com/117278265683897002703" rel="publisher">Google+</a>

The Kewanee Sports League is a Fantasy Football League that was started in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. For more information about the history, please see: [[History of the Kewanee Sports League]]

KSL is currently in its [[13th season]] and still going strong

For information about the bylaws of KSL please see: [[KSL Bylaws]]

For information about some of the other leagues please see: [[Survival]], [[NFL Pickems]], [[League Pickems]]

For Divisional, Conference and KSL Champions see: [[Divisional]], [[Conference]], [[KSL Champions]]

For Other KSL Information please see: [[KSL Seasons]], [[Records]], [[Upsets]], [[Lore]], [[Close Calls]], [[Draft History]]

For information about Current KSL Owners please check them out below

*[[Ty Boardman]]
*[[Doug Hahn]]
*[[Aaron Hughes]]
*[[Andrew Hughes]]
*[[Dave Nanninga]]
*[[Jon Oberg]]
*[[Ty Palmer]]
*[[David Pate]]
*[[Brian Schoutteet]]
*[[Kevin Smith]]
*[[Joseph Snider]]
*[[Erik VanHyfte]]

[[Past Owners]]

Be sure to check out Our [https://plus.google.com/117278265683897002703 Google+] , [https://www.facebook.com/KewaneeSportsLeague Facebook] , [https://twitter.com/KewaneeSports Twitter]

Main Page

2014-10-24T20:34:23Z

Ahughes86:

A-Cup

2014-06-24T21:14:45Z

Ahughes86: /* History */

The A-Cup Championship is the Cup that is fought for every year between [[Aaron]] and [[Andrew Hughes]]. This Cup is for their battle during the regular season.

If Aaron and Andy are ever in the same division then the tie breaker is as follows: If each team trades wins then we add up the point totals for both games and whomever has more takes the trophy for that year.

Recently, Aaron has won 6 straight matchups. Andy is the most recent winner of the Cup

== History ==

2005 - Aaron

2006 - Aaron

2007 - Aaron

2008 - N/A

2009 - N/A

2010 - Aaron

2011 - Aaron

2012 - Aaron

2013 - Andrew (X3 Times)

Main Page

2014-01-22T21:23:24Z

Ahughes86:

Main Page

2014-01-22T21:20:42Z

Ahughes86:

Main Page

2014-01-22T21:08:35Z

Ahughes86:

The Kewanee Sports League is a Fantasy Football League that was started in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. For more information about the history, please see: [[History of the Kewanee Sports League]]

KSL is currently in its [[13th season]] and still going strong

For information about the bylaws of KSL please see: [[KSL Bylaws]]

For information about some of the other leagues please see: [[Survival]], [[NFL Pickems]], [[League Pickems]]

For Divisional, Conference and KSL Champions see: [[Divisional]], [[Conference]], [[KSL Champions]]

For Other KSL Information please see: [[KSL Seasons]], [[Records]], [[Upsets]], [[Lore]], [[Close Calls]], [[Draft History]]

For information about Current KSL Owners please check them out below

*[[Ty Boardman]]
*[[Doug Hahn]]
*[[Aaron Hughes]]
*[[Andrew Hughes]]
*[[Dave Nanninga]]
*[[Jon Oberg]]
*[[Ty Palmer]]
*[[David Pate]]
*[[Brian Schoutteet]]
*[[Kevin Smith]]
*[[Joseph Snider]]
*[[Erik VanHyfte]]

[[Past Owners]]

Be sure to check out Our <a href="https://plus.google.com/117278265683897002703" rel="publisher">Google+</a> , Facebook , Twitter

Template:4TeamBracket

2013-12-21T05:41:07Z

Ahughes86:

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Template:4TeamBracket

2013-12-21T05:26:15Z

Ahughes86:

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KSL2007

2013-12-21T05:16:16Z

Ahughes86: /* Playoffs */

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| style="background-color: ; text-align: center" colspan="5" | <center>'''KSL 2007 Stats'''</center>

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| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | '''Best Record'''
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | [[Brian]](9-4)
|-
| style="background-color:#FFFFFF;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | '''Worst Record'''
| style="background-color:#FFFFFF;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | Prime Time (4-9)
|-
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | '''Won Playoffs'''
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | [[Mike Smith]]
|-
| style="background-color:#FFFFFF;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | '''Last in Playoffs'''
| style="background-color:#FFFFFF;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | [[Ty Palmer]]
|-
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | '''Most Points For'''
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | [[Kevin Smith]]
|-
| style="background-color:#FFFFFF;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | '''Most Against'''
| style="background-color:#FFFFFF;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | [[Jon Oberg]]
|-
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: left" colspan="5"; width="40" | <center>Previous Year
[[2006]]
| style="background-color:#DCDCDC;text-align: center" colspan="5"; width="40" | Next Year
[[2008]]
|}
For the 2007 season KSL added 4 new players, [[Jon Oberg]], [[Joe Snider]], [[Ty Palmer]] and Prime Time. The 2007 season had seen the biggest expansion since they moved from 6 teams to 8 in 2004. This was also the first year since 2002 where we saw some teams not make the playoffs. This was the start of making the playoffs the main focus of KSL.

== Playoffs ==
Mike wins

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| RD2 = Conference Finals
| RD3 = Championship

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| RD1-team1 = Brian
| RD1-score1 = L
| RD1-seed2 = 8
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| RD1-score2 = '''W'''

| RD1-seed3 = 4
| RD1-team3 = '''Blake'''
| RD1-score3 = '''W'''
| RD1-seed4 = 5
| RD1-team4 = Kevin
| RD1-score4 = L

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| RD1-score5 = '''W'''
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| RD1-team6 = Ty Palmer
| RD1-score6 = L

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| RD1-score7 = L
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| RD2-score1 = '''W'''
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| RD2-score3 = L
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| RD2-score4 = '''W'''

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| RD3-score1 = '''W'''
| RD3-seed2 = 6
| RD3-team2 = Dave
| RD3-score2 = L
}}

== Legacy ==
The move to 12 teams proved to be very popular but it wouldn't be until 2011 until we moved back to 12 teams. 2007 was one of the most popular years because of the drama that surrounded the playoff push at the end. The 4 owner addition was also popular. [[Ty Palmer]] and [[Joe Snider]] became big players in KSL down the road and [[Oberg]] was very excited to join and he became very active in KSL.

History of the Kewanee Sports League

2012-01-31T23:03:16Z

Ahughes86:

KSL was founded in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. Andrew was interested in
doing Fantasy Sports for a few years and was able create a small
league that year. The First Five were Andrew, [[Kevin Smith]],
[[Brian Schoutteet]], [[Lance Frail]] and Shawn Wederman. The first year saw a 4 team
playoff race and had bye weeks. Kevin finished 1st overall but Brian
was able to beat him in the championship match to capture the first
ever [[KSL Championship]].

[[2003]] saw the introduction of [[Aaron Hughes]] and [[Mike Smith]]. Shawn didn't
rejoin the league and KSL moved to a [[points system]] instead of head to
head. Lance ended up winning that year.

In [[2004]] KSL added [[David Pate]] and [[Charlie Harker]] to the league. KSL 04
stayed with the points system for one more year. Dave ended up winning
it all his first year in the league.

In [[2005]] '''Blake Clayton''', '''Russ Hughes''' and '''Par Chareer''' joined the league.
Meanwhile Lance and Charlie left completely and Mike took a year off. KSL went
back to the head to head style of matches which became the standard
system used to this day. Dave Pate finished the year 12-2, demolishing
his opponents. However, he was knocked out the first round in the
playoffs by Aaron. Russ ended up winning that year by defeating Blake
in the Championship match.

'''2006''' saw the introduction of '''Doug Hahn''' and reintroduction of Mike.
Russ and Par Chareer did not rejoin KSL. Brian ended up finishing 12-2
having lost his only 2 games to Mike who finished 7th overall. Brian
ended up losing in the first round. Meanwhile Aaron beat Doug to
become the 2006 KSL Champion. In the playoffs, Doug had scored the
second lowest each week only to play the person who scored the lowest.

In '''2007''' KSL expanded to 12 teams by adding '''Ty Palmer''', '''Joe Snider''',
'''Jon Oberg''' and '''Prime Time'''. Expanding the league to 12 people meant 4
wouldn't make the playoffs and for the first time ever, there was a
scramble to get in. The season was shortened from 14 games, down to
13. Brian, Aaron and Doug finished with the best records of 9-4 but
it didn't help them in the playoffs. Only Aaron made it past the first
but he lost to Dave. Mike finished the season in 8th place by winning
his last game and beat everyone else in the playoffs becoming the 2007
KSL Champion.

In '''2008''' we moved to '''My Fantasy Sports''' because it allowed for my
customization and more options. 2008 was also the year we added 5 more
teams to the league: '''Andy McConnell''', '''Travis Peterson''', '''Ryan something''',
'''Ty Boardman''' and '''Jon Occhi'''. Prime Time did not rejoin us that year. We
also split the league into '''two conferences''' which could house the same
players. This meant two teams could have a very similar team. We also
shortened the regular season to 12 games. 2008 was also the first
year that head to head matchups and divisional records were very
important. Dave ended up finishing above Brian because of a tie
breaker. This was the first year we had first round byes and reseeding
in the same way the NFL does their playoff system. Between the 4
divisions, Andrew, Dave, Doug and Blake won their divisions and
therefore had a round 1 bye. All the teams lost their next game except
Andrew who made it to the championship but lost to Ryan who had won
his last 8 straight games. Andrew had finished with the best overall
record but failed to capture the KSL Championship.

In '''2009''' KSL stayed in the '''MFL''' system because we had 16 teams. Andy
McConnell was out and '''Dave Nanninga''' was in. This caused a shift in the
divisions moving Oberg to Hula Burger and Nanninga to PBnJ. This year
saw the rise of Ty Palmer who went '''11-0''' until he played the last game
of the regular season against Ty Boardman and lost. That was the last
game he lost all year. for the first time in KSL history, the top two
teams faced each other in the final game. Travis had the second best
overall record and Palmer had the best. Palmer was victorious that
game and went on to become the 2009 KSL Champion.

'''2010''' saw a return to form from the last two years. KSL moved back to
Yahoo and dropped two teams. Ryan and Jon Occhi were the two
casualties. There were only two separate divisions which made drafting
very difficult. Ty Boardman emerged as the team to beat in one
division and Mike was the top dog in the other. Mike and Ty ended up
meeting each other in the championship match which saw Mike become the
first ever repeat champion in KSL. On the other side of things, Travis
and Blake were at the bottom of the league with 1 and 2 wins
respectively. Travis' only win came against Blake's team.

For '''2011''' KSL lost two more players to make it an even 12. Blake and
Travis had parted ways which led to the introduction of a 3 division
KSL. Joe ended the season with the best overall record at 10-3 but
Aaron ended up winning the championship. However, later on, we found out Aaron blew Ty multiple times. Ty then threw the Matchett Cup giving No Bulge the easy win. He then jerked off while listening to Bloodhound Gang's, I wish I Queer; So I could get chicks.

History of the Kewanee Sports League

2012-01-31T23:01:55Z

Ahughes86:

KSL was founded in [[2002]] by [[Andrew Hughes]]. Andrew was interested in
doing Fantasy Sports for a few years and was able create a small
league that year. The First Five were Andrew, [[Kevin Smith]],
[[Brian Schoutteet]], [[Lance Frail]] and Sean Wederman. The first year saw a 4 team
playoff race and had bye weeks. Kevin finished 1st overall but Brian
was able to beat him in the championship match to capture the first
ever [[KSL Championship]].

[[2003]] saw the introduction of [[Aaron Hughes]] and [[Mike Smith]]. Sean didn't
rejoin the league and KSL moved to a [[points system]] instead of head to
head. Lance ended up winning that year.

In [[2004]] KSL added [[David Pate]] and [[Charlie Harker]] to the league. KSL 04
stayed with the points system for one more year. Dave ended up winning
it all his first year in the league.

In [[2005]] '''Blake Clayton''', '''Russ Hughes''' and '''Par Chareer''' joined the league.
Meanwhile Lance and Charlie left completely and Mike took a year off. KSL went
back to the head to head style of matches which became the standard
system used to this day. Dave Pate finished the year 12-2, demolishing
his opponents. However, he was knocked out the first round in the
playoffs by Aaron. Russ ended up winning that year by defeating Blake
in the Championship match.

'''2006''' saw the introduction of '''Doug Hahn''' and reintroduction of Mike.
Russ and Par Chareer did not rejoin KSL. Brian ended up finishing 12-2
having lost his only 2 games to Mike who finished 7th overall. Brian
ended up losing in the first round. Meanwhile Aaron beat Doug to
become the 2006 KSL Champion. In the playoffs, Doug had scored the
second lowest each week only to play the person who scored the lowest.

In '''2007''' KSL expanded to 12 teams by adding '''Ty Palmer''', '''Joe Snider''',
'''Jon Oberg''' and '''Prime Time'''. Expanding the league to 12 people meant 4
wouldn't make the playoffs and for the first time ever, there was a
scramble to get in. The season was shortened from 14 games, down to
13. Brian, Aaron and Doug finished with the best records of 9-4 but
it didn't help them in the playoffs. Only Aaron made it past the first
but he lost to Dave. Mike finished the season in 8th place by winning
his last game and beat everyone else in the playoffs becoming the 2007
KSL Champion.

In '''2008''' we moved to '''My Fantasy Sports''' because it allowed for my
customization and more options. 2008 was also the year we added 5 more
teams to the league: '''Andy McConnell''', '''Travis Peterson''', '''Ryan something''',
'''Ty Boardman''' and '''Jon Occhi'''. Prime Time did not rejoin us that year. We
also split the league into '''two conferences''' which could house the same
players. This meant two teams could have a very similar team. We also
shortened the regular season to 12 games. 2008 was also the first
year that head to head matchups and divisional records were very
important. Dave ended up finishing above Brian because of a tie
breaker. This was the first year we had first round byes and reseeding
in the same way the NFL does their playoff system. Between the 4
divisions, Andrew, Dave, Doug and Blake won their divisions and
therefore had a round 1 bye. All the teams lost their next game except
Andrew who made it to the championship but lost to Ryan who had won
his last 8 straight games. Andrew had finished with the best overall
record but failed to capture the KSL Championship.

In '''2009''' KSL stayed in the '''MFL''' system because we had 16 teams. Andy
McConnell was out and '''Dave Nanninga''' was in. This caused a shift in the
divisions moving Oberg to Hula Burger and Nanninga to PBnJ. This year
saw the rise of Ty Palmer who went '''11-0''' until he played the last game
of the regular season against Ty Boardman and lost. That was the last
game he lost all year. for the first time in KSL history, the top two
teams faced each other in the final game. Travis had the second best
overall record and Palmer had the best. Palmer was victorious that
game and went on to become the 2009 KSL Champion.

'''2010''' saw a return to form from the last two years. KSL moved back to
Yahoo and dropped two teams. Ryan and Jon Occhi were the two
casualties. There were only two separate divisions which made drafting
very difficult. Ty Boardman emerged as the team to beat in one
division and Mike was the top dog in the other. Mike and Ty ended up
meeting each other in the championship match which saw Mike become the
first ever repeat champion in KSL. On the other side of things, Travis
and Blake were at the bottom of the league with 1 and 2 wins
respectively. Travis' only win came against Blake's team.

For '''2011''' KSL lost two more players to make it an even 12. Blake and
Travis had parted ways which led to the introduction of a 3 division
KSL. Joe ended the season with the best overall record at 10-3 but
Aaron ended up winning the championship. However, later on, we found out Aaron blew Ty multiple times. Ty then threw the Matchett Cup giving No Bulge the easy win. He then jerked off while listening to Bloodhound Gang's, I wish I Queer; So I could get chicks.