Jennifer topped the next closest competition by two more correct picks!
Laci had the lowest pick accuracy percentage, while Kelly (who missed a few games) had the fewest correct picks total (57).
Cari repeats for this award, having won it last year with six.
Travis, Laci, Brian, and Jennifer were the only recipients of the Solo Soothsayer in 2021.
Michael and Cari both had two this season, but Michael submitted all 140 picks.
Jerry repeats to take this award for the second season in a row!
For perhaps the first time in NPL history, the winner of this award (with a losing record, mind you) actually won the division. How wild!
Berkenbile finished 14th in the Soothsayer Conference in accuracy (27th overall), but t-3rd in wins (9) somehow. Crazy.
For the second year in a row, there were 54 games decided by the Monday Madness Tiebreaker. Travis was the only player to not go to overtime. Bette edges out LeScoot on this one, based entirely on the next award.
Bette stands alone as the only player to win five Monday Madness Tiebreakers.
Miranda went to the MM Tiebreaker four times this season. She lost all four.
*Only includes badges that can be collected through luck or skill
Joel had 13 more badges than the next most decorated player.
Miranda won just three games on the season. Two of her wins were over teams with losing records. One was over Jerry, who won 10 games.
A down year for this award, with no players cracking double digits. Travis had just three quality weeks on the year, but was the only player to snag a Platinum Week (10 correct) for the season, earning him the award!
Rachel was 6-1 in the first half of the season, winning her first six games of the year. She was 3-4 to close out the year, which included a 4-game losing streak. Barely hung on to win the division, but she sure tried to make it interesting!
Berkenbile started the year winning three of the first seven games, but rallied in the second half of the season, going 6-1 to close out the year and snag the Prophet Division banner!
Travis was an oddity this year: he didn’t have a single game use a Monday Madness Tiebreaker, finished t-6th in Pick Accuracy (t-4th in conference), but had four quality losses (6+ correct) and finished with a losing record.
Nevermind that Samuel was going to win this award by default, as the only rookie on the 2021 campaign. Not only was he the best (and only) rookie, he was actually just pretty damn good period. He waltzed right in and dethroned the previous winner, Matt, by taking the Mystic Division banner home in his rookie campaign, finishing 11th in pick accuracy in the NPL. Nicely done!
Jennifer takes our Player of the Year award over Bette in a very tight race. Jennifer finished at 10-4 (t-2nd in the NPL) with a 59.3% accuracy (1st), while Bette was the opposite, finishing 11-3 (1st in the NPL) with a 57.9% accuracy (t-2nd). But, Jennifer gets the nod here for a number of reasons: Jennifer managed that 10-4 record, despite dropping three games with correct picks of 8, 7, and 6 correct, all while sharing the division with a Top 4 team in DaVena (10-4 record, 5th in accuracy). Add in that one of Bette’s three losses was to Jennifer and the decision becomes a bit more clear. Fantastic year by both, but Jennifer is the NPL Player of the Year for 2021!
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