Erie Fantasy Football League

Regular Season Points Scored Champions

The Paul Labonte Award

Player

Details

2002 – Paul Labonte

Shadow Bandits

1,259 points (104.9 per game)

Lost in Browns Conference Finals

 

2001 – Kirk Pavelich

Midnight Vigilantes

1,113 points (92.75 per game)

Won Fantasy Bowl 12

 

2000 – Brad Rzyczycki

Cosmic Monsters

1,154 points (96.16 per game)

Lost in All-American Conference Finals

 

1999 – Bryan Vince

Psychedelic B's

1,162 points (96.83 per game)

Lost in All-American Conference Finals

 

1998 – Jody Barth

Kardiac Kids

973 points (81.08 per game)

Won Fantasy Bowl 9

1997 – Jody Barth

Callouses

1,041 points (80.07 per game)

Lost in First Round

 

1996 – Kirk Pavelich

Midnight Vigilantes

1,101 points (78.64 per game)

Lost in First Round

 

 

1995 – Dave Bell

Bonecrushers

1,001 points (83.41 per game)

Lost in Quarterfinals

 

 

1994 – Brad Rzyczycki

Cosmic Monsters

1,120 points (80.0 per game)

Lost in Fantasy Bowl 5

 

 

1993 – Mike Kuratko

Hostile Omish

771 points (51.4 per game)

Lost in First Round

 

 

1992 – Mike Bell

Assassins

390 points (27.85 per game)

Won Fantasy Bowl 3

 

 

1991 – Mike Kuratko

Hostile Omish

663 points (47.35 per game)

Lost in Semifinals

 

 

1990 – Todd Shell

Bulldogs

505 points (36.07 per game)

Lost in Semifinals

 

History: During the Erie League's first four years, a basic or performance scoring system was in place, as evidenced by the low point productions for the early Regular Season Points Scored Champions. Starting in 1994, Commissioner Kirk Pavelich made a change to the Combined Scoring Method (touchdowns + yards), a system that has been in place ever since. After the 1994 season, the Regular Season Points Scored Champion award was renamed the Bradley Rzyczycki award, in honor of the Erie League owner that had compiled the most single season points in history. A further stipulation was employed that would require the name of the award to be changed if any owner ever surpassed the 1,120 points scored by the 1994 Cosmic Monsters. The record was broken, and the name of the award changed, after the 1999 season when Bryan Vince's Psychedelic B's scored 1,162 points in just 12 games.