Central Warriors at Midseason

The Central Warriors lost Noelle in the Puyallup Exodus, but returned an otherwise successful team with the addition of the high profile rookie Mario. Expecting to do well, the Warriors have gone 23-12 at the start of the year, including hanging out around the top positions for much of that time. They are buoyed by a 6-0 Northeast Division mark, and they've gone 14-5 at home, while also 9-7 on the road. The Warriors are clearly a home favorite team, but they've scored 1771 points per game regardless of venue, a remarkable standard of excellence. Twilight makes a compelling MVP case with her 585 average, which is venue resistant in terms of output. Behind her, Mario and Dustin have hit near 420 each, both also preferring to play at home just slightly. Gizmo rounds out the team with a 340 average, a bit weak and with a slight road preference. The Warriors lack explosiveness, save for Twilight's fairly high standard. There's not much else to say about the Warriors, two years removed from their Hutton Cup; they have a good chance of making the playoffs and a fairly decent chance of making a deep run once they are there.