Erie Fantasy Football League Awards

General Manager of the Year

Player	Details	Player
	2002 – Kirk Pavelich (left), Paul Labonte (right) Midnight Vigilantes – All-American – 62 points Shadow Bandits – Browns – 52 points
	2001 – Don Jones (left), J.P. Dougherty/Brett Harney (right) LTP – All-American – 52 points Titlebound Two – Browns – 48 points
	2000 – Kirk Pavelich (left), Keith Kuratko (right) Mid. Vigilantes – All-American – 52 points Atomic Punks – Browns – 44 points
	1999 – Joe Nunney (left), Keith Kuratko (right) Psych. B’s – All-American – 44 points Atomic Punks – Browns – 60 points
	1998 – Jody Barth Kardiac Kids 72 total points
	1997 – Don Jones/Steve Suder LTP 36 total points
	1996 – Bryan Vince Psychedelic B's 62 total points
	1995 – Kirk Pavelich Midnight Vigilantes 72 total points
	1994 – Keith Kuratko Punishers

History of the award: At the end of the 1994 season, Commissioner Kirk Pavelich used statistical analysis to name an Executive of the Year. The formula used studied which owner had been most successful at building an efficient roster through trades, transactions, and the draft. After the '95 season, Pavelich called for the league’s owners to vote for the General Manager who over the year had done the most effective job in improving his team, either through the draft, through trades, or through transactions. The honor has been voted on every year since. Starting in 1999, owners could vote for the General Manager of the Year from their respective conference. This presented the possibility that two different General Managers could win the award in a given year. The point total is derived by allowing each of the owners to make first, second, and third place votes. First place votes receive six points, second place votes receive four points, and third place votes receive two points.