Awards – Page 3 – Dodgeball Club-UWP

Most Improved Award- Nicholas Stocks

This award is given to the indivdual that puts in the work and effort to improve and take their game to the next level. They are always looking for ways to get better and want to make an impact on the court. The award is voted on by their teammates and this year’s most improved player is Nicholas Stocks. Let’s take a look at his interview and what he has to say about winning this award!

Rookie of the Year- Dylan Farby

This is award given to a first year player on the team that has put in a lot of effort and makes an impact on the court. They provide us with throws and catches when it is needed the most. The winner is voted on by their teammates and this year’s rookie of the year is Dylan Fabry. Let’s take a look a the interview below and what he thinks of winning this award!

Team Impact Award- Eli Huntley

The Team Impact Award is given to the player that always gives it his all on the court and brings the energy regardless of the score. They know how to rally the team and keep the mood light when it is needed. This individual was voted on by their teammates and the winner of this year’s team imapct award is Eli Huntley. Let’s take a look at his interview on how he feels about winning this award!

Rookie of the Year Josh Zauche

By Kyle Reinke

Josh Zauche is our Rookie of the Year for the past dodgeball season. Josh is a good defensive player that just makes plays. Josh made multiple incredible catches over the season. Josh was an all-around defensive force on the court. Josh’s play put him as a middle tier player during his first season and he is a budding star that could be a dominant force in the future. He balled out during the first day of nationals making diving catches. Josh is one of the main reasons why UWP had an incredible first day at nationals. He has a developing arm that will make him a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming years. Here are Josh’s thoughts on winning this award.

Team Impact Award Seth Boyden

By Kyle Reinke

Seth Boyden was voted the winner of the Team Impact Award for this season. Seth is a solid player, who isn’t the best player on the court, but he makes an impact by always giving his best effort. Seth is always at practice trying to improve his craft. Seth went to most of tournaments. Seth gave his all when he was called upon. Seth is a fun guy to being around and he will continue to grow as player over next season. Seth is a high motor player and a flourishing leader that will continue to shine in future. Here are Seth’s thoughts on winning the Team Impact Award:

Tomas Zander Co-Baller of the Year

By Kyle Reinke

Tomas Zander is Co-Baller of the Year. He is well known in NCDA for his elite sniper style grip throw that packs a punch. He an elite all-around player for University of Wisconsin-Platteville Dodgeball Team. His prowess on the court was incredible and he always put his best effort on the court and did whatever it takes. He was the Second-Best player in region for the many reasons stated above. Tomas is known for his willingness to throw with the NCDA best. Tomas will be truly be missed next year and wishing him the best of luck in his career. Here are Tomas’s thoughts on being Co-Baller Of The Year.

Daniel Brogli is the Most Improved Player

BY Kyle Reinke

Daniel Brogli is the Most Improved Player for his performance this season. Dirty Dan is all-around good player that has been a force on the court. Dan is developing into an elite all-around player with an arm that opposing players are going to fear next season. Dan’s blocking skills have improved significantly over this past dodgeball season. Dan’s leadership capabilities are going to help lead the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Dodgeball team to new heights next year as the Captain. Here are Dan’s thought on winning this award and the future.

Co-Baller of the Year Award Erik Zander

By: Kyle Reinke

Erik Zander was Co-Baller of the Year. He earned this reward with his offensive capabilities, elite blocking technique, and leadership qualities. Erik’s grip throw was precise and an out getting throw. Erik’s finesse blocking skills made him a force to be reckoned with in the NCDA. Erik was also a leader on and off the court and was always out their teaching younger players. Erik was the best player in the midway region in his final season as a player for UWP. Here are Erik thoughts about receiving Co-Baller of the year.