Snohomish County Explosion Season in Review - IBL

Season Recap: The season has had some huge highlights and the Explosion under first year player/coach Chris Weakley went with a very young roster and has set some IBL/Team records that will hard pressed to ever have broken in seasons to come. The Explosion for the first time in the organizations history will finish under .500 with a hopeful win tonight over the expansion team from Yamhill improving their record to 9-11 for the season. Devon Greene will be the current IBL record holder for most points scored in a season. This is the first season that Snohomish County Explosion has had a player in the top 10 for league scoring. This record was previous held by Cedric Moodie from the Elkhart Express scoring 618 points in 22 games during the 2008 season. Devon Greene is the new IBL record holder scoring 658 points in 19 games, with one more game to add to this most impressive record, in the 2009 season. Devon Greene at the age of 24 is truly the best scorer the IBL has ever seen.

Devon Greene (Explosion) *	2009 - 19*games	658 points
Cedric Moodie (Elkhart Express)	2008 - 22 games	618 points
Jared Bledsoe	2006 - 20 games	602 points
Javon Harris	2005 - 17 games	600 points

* Devon Greene still has one more game to add to the record The IBL also looks to have another record broken by the impressive Snohomish County point guard Anthony Slater. This record is the IBL all time assist leader in a season. The IBL leading assist leader previously was set last year in the 2008 season from Kamran Sufi with 151 assists for the LA Lightning. Anthony Slater broke the team record halfway through the season and has built a record that may never be broken in the IBL or for the Explosion team in years to come.

Anthony Slater (Explosion) *	2009 - 19*games	239 assists
Kamran Sufi (LA Lighting)	2008 Season	151 assists

* Anthony Slater still has one more game to add to the record

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