League Leaders and Various Awards At the end of every season, we dedicate a page to recognize all the players who poured their hearts out. Points Scored 1 Jeff Ma 82 2 Mike Illuzzi 72 3 Cory Funk 71 4 Benjamin Sanders 69 5 Sean Lee/Rich Woo 66 6 Joe Jun 65 7 Joel Park 64 8 Ben Bodensteiner 61 9 Marc Glanton/Al Navata 59 10 P.Min/Charles Han 57   Rebounds 1 Jeff Ma 58 2 Tom Costello 48 3 Marc Glanton 47 4 Steve Roeckman 44 5 Henry Cho 42 6 Cory Funk/Scott Roschelle 40 7 Dave Shin 39 8 Ben Bodensteiner/Heath Lord 38 9 Joe Jun 34 10 Ben Sanders/Bruce Latimer 33 Assists 1 Joe Jun/Min Kim 16 2 Ben Sanders 14 3 Mike Illuzzi 9 4 Sean Lee 9 5 Mike Park 8 6 P. Min Chung 8 7 Gerald Huang 8 8 Al Navata 8 9 Steve Roeckman 7 10 Dave Shin/Matt Lee 7   Steals 1 Ben Sanders 15 2 Joe Jun 14 3 Marquese Pearson 13 4 Rich Woo 13 5 John Lee(Sean's Bro) 12 6 Johnny Kim 10 7 David Hyun 10 8 Mike Illuzzi/Sean Lee 9 9 Dan Song/Cory Funk/Edwin Liu 9 10 P.Jung Lee 9 Blocks 1 Ho Young Moon 13 2 Andrew Yee 10 3 Youssef Elias 8 4 Kevin Ward/Cory Funk 6 5 Joetah Park 5 6 Lawrence Tai 5 7 Scott Roeschelle 5 8 Joe Jun/Mike Illuzzi/Charles Han 4 9 Marc Glanton/Heath Lord 4 10 Jason Cheng/Tom Kim 4   MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS OF THE YEAR JAMES GOLDENEYE KIM - He can probably win the "gym rat" award if there was such a category. He's been at the gym almost every day this summer honing his hoop skills. He was instrumental in helping his team go 5-1 this summer. His 5ft jumpers are deadly now and can cause lot of headache for the opposing team. Way to go Goldie! JIN LENO KIM - Don't let his size fool you. Ignore him on the court and he will hurt you with his dead-eye, three point shooting accuracy. He had 20pt, 4 assists, 6 steals, and 8 boards. Not bad. He also has been spooted playing ball everyday at IMPE. Watch his draft status rise next season. KYU CHANG - Started out by winning the player of the week award and continued to be productive. He's only 21, so he's got plenty of time to improve. He can only get better from her and on. Once he hones his point guard skills, he can be a potential first rounder next year or two. (26pts, 5 assists, 5 steals, and 11 boards)		PLAYER OF THE YEAR JEFF MA - Let the numbers do all the talking: 82 points, 3 assists, 6 steals, 58 rebounds, and 3 blocks. With him playing, their team went 5-1. Without him, they were 1-3. Move over Yao Ming, he's the real deal. He also wins the play-off MVP. SUMMERLEAGUE FINALS MVP MIN KIM - It just seemed like yesterday when Min was a freshmen. He lead his team with Jason Kidd-like passing and Baron Davis-like scoring. When it counted the most, he hit the clutch free throws to secure win for the team. He was the leader of the wolfpack that dominated Sean Lee's team in the finals. This might be his last year of summer league. What a way to make an exit. Perhaps he should retire after this year and just help out next year just like previous champ Parker Yi. His final stats: 33 pts, 16 assist, 5 steals, 12 rebounds, and 2 blocks! SLEEPER OF THE YEAR CORY FUNK - Team Dan gambled when they drafted this player thinking that with a name like Cory Funk, you either have to be really good or really bad. Well he proved that he's got what it takes to be a first round material. He played a major role in helping his team reach the semi-finals. He ends the season with 71pts, 3 assists, 9 steals, 40 boards and 6 blocks. SIXTH MAN AWARD JOEL PARK - Had he made half of his three pointers in the final game, he could have taken Min Kim's title for the Finals MVP. Whenever Sean Lee was cold or Scott Roeschelle was triple teamed, they always relied on Joel Park to step up. He may not be the go-to-guy, but you can always rely on him to consistently contribute night after night. He finished the year with 64 points, 2 assists, 6 steals, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocks.